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Matches 20,691 to 20,700 of 22,423
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| 20691 | The younger of two brothers named Ole. The elder Ola was b. 1876. | KVAME, Ola Helgesen (I27351)
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| 20692 | The younger of two daughters named Marit. | SKJEL, Marit Torsteinsdatter (I25896)
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| 20693 | The youngest child. | CARR, Frederick Douglas (I15053)
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| 20694 | The youngest child. | Agnes Eriksdatter (I21421)
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| 20695 | The youngest of nine siblings. Unmarried. No children. | NELSON, Royal Arlyn (I33216)
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| 20696 | The youngest, and last surviving, sibling. Called Carson L. Hendrickson in his obit. His children were Karen and Kristi (William Becker). His grandchild was Amanda. brokerfred calls him Carson Louis Hendrickson Jr. | HENDRICKSON, Carson L (I4318)
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| 20697 | The “sea” in sea merchant was the Baltic according to Carl Johan. | WIGREN, Olof (I18360)
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| 20698 | The “Solor’s Lutheran Cemetery” was established in 1881 in Greenvale Twp, Dakota County. It was a 1 acre plot of land in Section 9, the southwest quarter of the northwest quarter. The cemetery was later abandoned and moved to Webster Twp, Rice County, about 6 miles west, to the location of the Solor Lutheran Church of Webster. It is not clear whether or not anyone is still buried at the Greenvale Twp location. Farming in Webster Twp in the 1920 census. | SNESRUD, Theodore C (I6981)
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| 20699 | The “Solor’s Lutheran Cemetery” was established in 1881 in Greenvale Twp, Dakota County. It was a 1 acre plot of land in Section 9, the southwest quarter of the northwest quarter. The cemetery was later abandoned and moved to Webster Twp, Rice County, about 6 miles west, to the location of the Solor Lutheran Church of Webster. It is not clear whether or not anyone is still buried at the Greenvale Twp location. It is probably this Minnie who Rose was referring to when she said “Minnie worked for Grandma {Julia} for nine years.” | THOMPSON, Minnie B (I1674)
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| 20700 | The “Solor’s Lutheran Cemetery” was established in 1881 in Greenvale Twp, Dakota County. It was a 1 acre plot of land in Section 9, the southwest quarter of the northwest quarter. The cemetery was later abandoned and moved to Webster Twp, Rice County, about 6 miles west, to the location of the Solor Lutheran Church of Webster. It is not clear whether or not anyone is still buried at the Greenvale Twp location. | DOCKEN, Alfred L (I8642)
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