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Registered for the WWI draft on September 12, 1918, at Folwell Hall at the University of Minnesota. At that time, Rollie was a commercial artist for the Bureau of Engraving in Minneapolis. He lived with his parents at 1040 24th Street S.E. in Minneapolis. He is described as of medium height, heavy build, with brown eyes and black hair.

In the 1925 New York state census, he is Roland M Mousseau, artist, living at 13 West 29th Street in New York City with three other artists.

He entered the U.S. at New York on 9 Aug 1929, arriving on the S.S. Rochambeau which had sailed from Havre, France, on 31 Jul 1929. His address was 1040 24th Avenue S.E. in Minneapolis.

In the 1930 census, he is an artist and painter living in Hurley Twp, Ulster County, New York.

In the 1953 Minneapolis city directory, he is an instructor at the Minneapolis Institute of Arts and lives at 305 E Diamond Lake Road.

He’s listed in “Who Was Who in American Art”, 2nd ed., edited by Peter Hastings Falk. Published by the Sound View Press of Madison, Connecticut, 1999.

Per note from Donna in 1998: “Interestingly, later in life when Rollie (Roland ) obtained his birth certificate it said he was a twin. This was a surprise to everyone and since Gene's parents were deceased no one will ever know the details of that.” In the 1900 census, Emma Mousseau is shown to have had only one child, one still living. Rollie is not shown as a twin in the entry for his birth in the Minnesota Births and Christenings database in FamilySearch.

Never married.

Veteran Service Start Date: 27 Sep 1943
Veteran Service End Date: 2 Oct 1945
Rank: PTR1
Branch: US Navy
Last known address: 7601 34th Avenue, South Minneapolis , MN 55450
Interment Date: 27 Feb 1980
Cemetery: Ft. Snelling National Cemetery
Buried At: Section W Site 4869

MOUSSEAU, Roland Maurice (I996)

18062

Registered for the WWI draft on September 12, 1918. Living at 420 Channing Ave. N., Fergus Falls. Employed as a clerk at the H. P. Bye and Co., 220 Lincoln Avenue N., Fergus Falls. His closest relative is J. M. Bye of the Channing Avenue address. He is described as of medium height and build with blue eyes and light hair.

George was a private in the U.S. Army in World War I. The Find A Grave entry for Wilma says he was a Sergeant.

In the 1929 Portland, Oregon, city directory, Geo M Bye was a sander for the DmfgCo, the same job and employer as his brother John had. George lived at 935 E 35th N.

George was single and living in an apartment in Los Angeles with his brother John and John’s wife Evelyn at the time of the 1930 census. George was a janitor in an apartment building.

According to the records of the Sawtelle home for disabled veterans in Los Angeles, George enlisted in the U.S. Army on March 31, 1917, in Minneapolis and was discharged as a Private on October 25, 1917, at Fort Snelling. He had been in the 135th U.S. Infantry. He was admitted to the Sawtelle home on July 19, 1932, with a myocardial weakness. He was single, a surveyor by occupation, and was 36 years old, 5 feet six inches in height, with a ruddy complexion, light blue eyes, and brown hair. He gave as his nearest relative his brother, “Jno. G. Bye”, who lived at 74th and San Pedro in Los Angeles. George was discharged on November 8, 1932. He is shown to have had a pension of $12 which was apparently a daily allowance for the home.

In the 1933 Portland city directory, George was a laborer. He lived at 4435 NE 35th Avenue.

In the 1936/37 Portland (Oregon) city directory, he is Geo M Bye, wife Wilma, who lives at 2303 SE 12th Avenue. He is not listed in the 1937/38 Portland (Oregon) city directory.

In the 1940 census, George and Wilma and their 5 children lived at 25 SE 14th Avenue in Portland. George was a recorder for a WPA project.

In the 1941 Portland city directory, George and Wilma lived at 25 SE 14th.

In the 1943/44 Portland (Oregon) city directory, Geo M Bye and wife Wilma M lived at 9201 N Fairhaven Avenue.

In the 1946 Salt Lake City city directory, George and Wilma live in Garfield. George is an unloader for the AS&R Co.

In the 1950 census, he and and Wilma and their children live in Multnomah. George is a laborer doing odd jobs.

His SS# was issued in Oregon before 1951.

His sister Myrtle’s 1967 obituary says that George was living in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, at that time. That may have been an erroneous reference to Milwaukie, Oregon, a suburb of Portland.

BYE, George Marvin (I1223)

18063

registered in Kittitas County, Betty Anne Lee, witnesses were Ralph Charlton Jr. and Donna Spalding

Family: George Goodrich CHARLTON / Betty Ann LEE (F176)

18064

reidgen.com says Henderson, York County, Nebraska

FAST, Marjorie Jean (I14628)

18065

Reie

REIEN, Knut (I3002)

18066

Reien 51/1

WINDINGSTAD, Torgeir Eivindson (I2882)

18067

Reier was a carpenter. He died from tuberculosis according to Hermund.

BERGE, Reier (I20105)

18068

Reiland Bette, age 78, of St. Louis Park, passed away July 21, 2002. Survived by husband of 21 years, Leonard Reiland; children, Cheryl Loffhagen Morrissey, Greg Loffhagen, Pamela (Donald) Lehr; grandchildren, Patrick Morrissey, Adam & Mary Loffhagen, Alexandra & Anthony Lehr; and sister, Merrilyn Batcher. Private interment at Lakewood Cemetery.

RYDSTROM, Bette Jayne (I1075)

18069

Reilly Keyes

HOCHHOLZER, Ernestine (I42748)

18070

Reilly Keyes

MYHRE, Audrey Ann (I42749)