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SFjelstadG says that he emigrated 10 May 1867, arriving in Quebec City as Thore Jorgensen Pladsen. SFjelstadG goes on to note that the rest of Thore’s family came over in 1871, perhaps after Thore received his military pay and was able to buy a farm in Springfield. Thore also served in the US Army during reconstruction in Georgia after the civil war. He enlisted in Iowa as Thore Jorgensen, painter.

PLADSEN, Thore Jørgensen (I39716)

18892

SGT US ARMY

Called Carl (indexed Earl) Chesnut in the 1950 census. He was a farm helper in Klamath Falls.

CHESNUT, Harold Leonard (I44064)

18893

SGT US ARMY WORLD WAR II

Service start date 22 June 1943, Service end date 18 Oct 1945. He was wounded in service in Europe according to an article in the May 9, 1945, edition of the Star.

He was a patient at a military hospital in Adams County, Colorado, at the time of the 1950 census.

ELLINGBOE, George Elmer Jr (I6224)

18894

Sgt USArmy WWII

He and Ivy and their two daughters lived in Portland in the 1950 census. He was a home appliance installation manager for a store in Portland.

SPLETTSTASZER, Francis M (I38422)

18895

Sgt, U.S. Marine Corps, Viet Nam.

He and/or Marjorie may have had a third daughter, Jennifer.

BATES, Donovan Edward (I21836)

18896

Sgt, U.S. Marine Corps, VietNam.

He died when his car struck a tree in Menomonie.

EKUM, Dennis Martin (I13618)

18897

Sgt, US Army, Korea

BRADSHAW, Howard (I39313)

18898

Sgt., US Army

Her obit in Find A Grave:

Susan (Bates) Anderson, age 68 of Cambridge, MN, born May 24, 1954 in Storm Lake, Iowa, died June 25, 2022, at the Hospice program at the VA Hospital in St. Cloud, MN. Sue had a rare form of cancer with no cure. She donated her body to science at the U of M Hospital to hopefully help them find a cure.

Sue spent twenty years in the U.S. Army, and was a Gulf War Veteran. Sue was very proud of her service in the military.

Sue was a joy to be around. She loved to laugh and have a good time. Sue loved to crochet. Sue made many beautiful blankets for friends and family. Sue is remembered by her volunteer work for the community. Sue was loved by many, and most memorably loved for her care and love of friends and family.

Sue is survived by; Sister, Barbara (Bates) Ellis, Raheem and family, Brother, Butch (Orville) Bates , Allison and family, Sister, Joyce Michelle (Shelly Bates) Vedders, Harvey and family, Sister, Georgia Bates, Brother in Law, Dave Stanley and Family, Brother, Steven Bates and family, Sister, Michael Ann (Bates) Grams, Timothy and family, Ken Larson, Step Mother, Karen Bates, and many other Aunts, Uncles, Nieces, Nephews, Cousins, and Friends.

Sue is Preceded in death by, Love of her Life, Ron Conway, and Sue and Rons dog, Bear, Father, Orville Bates, Mother, Patricia Bates, Sister, Mary Bates, Brother, Donovan Bates, Step Sister, Pamela Stanley.

BATES, Susan Ann (I19273)

18899

Shares a gravestone with his brother David.

MARSHALL, Newton (I19217)

18900

shares a gravestone with Eda

SMITH, John William (I1267)