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| 8601 | Toronto, Ont. | FRETZ, Russell Edgar (I23447)
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| 8602 | Torsdagen d. 13 Octobr. trolovedes Bennet Nielssøn af Hyllerslef med Else Bandsberg. Dca. 22. copuleredes Bennet Nielsen med Else Bandsberg (s. 269). | Family: Bennet NIELSEN / Else CHRISTENSDTR (F25483)
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| 8603 | Torstein was known as Thomas Andrew Hagen in the USA. He and Thea lived in Lincoln Township of Polk County, Wisconsin, where Thomas worked as a farmer in 1920. He emigrated from Norway in 1899, Thea in 1902 (1903 in 1930 census) and their daughter, Lillian, in 1913 (1911 in 1930 census). In 1930 the family lived iat 2730 Moland Street in Madison, Dane County, Wisconsin. Thomas worked as a butcher. He emigrated to the USA for the first time on 15 Jun 1899, then returned to Norway, and emigrated for the second time in 1912. | HAGEN, Torstein Andersen (I41935)
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| 8604 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | PAUTLER-TOSKY, M.D. (I37128)
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| 8605 | town cemetery | OLSCHLAGER, George (I13216)
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| 8606 | town of Brigham | ARNESON, Emil Albert (I156)
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| 8607 | township of Vermont | SCHLICK, Louis (I2732)
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| 8608 | Tracy hospital | ESSE, Robert Carlyle (I955)
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| 8609 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | EGGE, A.C. (I733)
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| 8610 | Trafalgar Street | CRAGG, Catherine (I7369)
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| 8611 | Tranmere Infirmary | BIXTER, Alice Maud (I21269)
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| 8612 | Tresa as per obituary. Originally given as Tresay. | TRESA, Mary (I8024)
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| 8613 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | AMUNDSON PEDERSEN, H.J. (I4153)
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| 8614 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family: D.J. KIDD / J. D’ACEY (F6398)
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| 8615 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family: R. JONES / S. HARTRICK (F6410)
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| 8616 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family: K.F. TISEO / M.K. JONES (F7486)
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| 8617 | Tualatin Plains Presbyterian Church | SKENE, Norris "Verne" (I16700)
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| 8618 | Turners | PYE, Elizabeth (I39935)
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| 8619 | Turners Farm | PYE, Thomas (I39933)
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| 8620 | Turtle Mountain Lutheran Church | LEA, Charles Oscar (I1872)
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| 8621 | twelve children born to Esrom and second wife Lela. | GOODWIN, Lela (I20475)
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| 8622 | Twila was baptzied at the Mill Creek Church (Hyde Chapel). Sponsors were "Josy" Arneson and her brother Alfred "Paul" Arneson, children of Elif and Oline. | OLSON, Twila Caroline (I38594)
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| 8623 | twin of Lester, died at birth | WILDMAN, Louise (I3425)
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| 8624 | twin of Louise, died at birth | WILDMAN, Lester (I3414)
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| 8625 | twin to Ida | JERDEE, Mary Amanda (I1612)
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| 8626 | twin to Mary. Died a month after 13th birthday. | JERDEE, Ida (I1608)
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| 8627 | twin to Reca | WILDMAN, Rena Rosella (I3465)
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| 8628 | twin to Rena. Tombstone shows her name as Reca, and year of birth as 1910 | WILDMAN, Reca Roseann (I3464)
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| 8629 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | ESE, O. (I10713)
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| 8630 | TWO AREA BUILDINGS NAMED TO HISTORIC REGISTER The Winter House near Harvey and the Viking Lutheran Church near Maddock have been named to the National Register of Historic Places. The Winter house is located near the headwaters of the Sheyenne River between Goodrich and Harvey. The Viking Lutheran Church is located nine miles southeast of Maddock. Built by Daniel Winter about 1900, the Winter House is one of the distinctive types of architectural construction practiced by Germans from Russia who settled in the state. The home represents North Dakota's late rural settlement architecture and reflects successful adaptation by an ethnic group to a specific environment. The Winter House is rectangular, gable-roofed, and constructed of puddled clay-straw. Its principle dimensions are 18 feet by 28 feet. The walls are approximately two feet thick, providing effective insulation against winter cold and summer heat. The building's foundation is random, uncut fieldstone mortared with the same clay-straw mud. Fieldstone is also randomly incorporated throughout the principle walls. The roof is covered with wood shingles. The interior consists of two rooms and an unfinished loft. All inside wall surfaces were repeatedly painted in light colors, and each ceiling has at center a painted six-point geometric figure within a green circular border. The floors are earth. These aspects of the Winter House are typical of smaller Russian-German dwellings in North Dakota. The builder, Daniel Winter, emigrated from southern Russia in the 1890's and came to Sheridan County by way of other Russian-German settlements in South Dakota. Other family members settled nearby and built similar houses, but Daniel Winter's is the only one that survives. Although the building is apparently unaltered from original construction, it has been damaged by both weather and vandals. The house is approximately 17 miles southwest of Harvey. The Viking Lutheran . . .all original furnishings. The National Register of Historic Places is the nation's official list of cultural resources worthy of preservation. Once a resource is placed on the National Register, it receives limited protection from damage or destruction resulting from federally financed, assisted or licensed undertakings on the property. Nation Register properties are eligible to be considered for historic preservation grant-on-aid monies administered in North Dakota by the State Historical Society. Submitted by Hugo B. Raugust from the Harvey Herald* Reprinted with permission from Lyle Halvorson, Harvey Herald. | WINTER, Daniel (I12350)
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| 8631 | Two babies are buried in Frank’s plot, but no names are listed. Perhaps they are the child of Frank’s sister Veneta, and Johy, Frank’s child. | ARNESON, Frank Elwin (I159)
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| 8632 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | PYE, B. (I19605)
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| 8633 | two boys born to her | PYE, Kathleen Frances (I19583)
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| 8634 | two children Son of the late Lynn and Lena (Schwerin) Hamilton. Served in the United States Army. Husband of the late Betty (Fogarasi) Hamilton. | HAMILTON, Robert Lynn (I8762)
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| 8635 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | HAMILTON, M. (I8755)
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| 8636 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | HAMILTON, B. (I8759)
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| 8637 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | HAMILTON, J. (I8765)
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| 8638 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | DANIELS, E. (I8818)
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| 8639 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | HAMILTON, S. (I8822)
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| 8640 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | HAMILTON, W. (I8824)
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| 8641 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | BUCKINDALE (I50087)
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| 8642 | two children as per Lily also shown as married to Emanuel Hain, with child Emil, born 31 Mar 1922, Kurudschika. Died young. | BÄSSLER, Else (I13012)
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| 8643 | two children born to this couple. | EDWARDS, Melvin B. (I42657)
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| 8644 | two children, one of whom resides in Genesee County. | WICKWIRE, Flossie Mae (I8698)
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| 8645 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | ANDERSON, E. (I81)
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| 8646 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | SANBORN, S. (I8829)
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| 8647 | two daughters were born who lived only hours. | TURNER, Lotus (I3052)
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| 8648 | two entries in the Bessarabia index with differing dates - 4 and 11. Vivan shows 24th | SPERLING, David (I30901)
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| 8649 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family: M.J.M. PARKINSON / J.A. PETTIGREW (F35130)
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| 8650 | two miles south of Hayti | ARNESON, Ole (I205)
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