Matches 8,101 to 8,150 of 8,913
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| 8101 | On June 5 1917, Morton Cecil Spicer registers for the WWI draft. He gives his residence as Sandstone, MN and states he was born on Feb. 13, 1887 in MXXX Valley (illegible), Iowa. His occupation is listed as farmer, he states he has a wife and 3 children. He states that he served 1 year in the 8th US Cavalry. The registrar states he is of medium height and build with blue eyes and brown hair. According to his sister Evelena, Morton deliberately exposed himself to TB in order to get an early discharge from the military. | SPICER, Morton Cecil (I18272)
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| 8102 | On June 5 1917, Raymond William Blassey registered for the WWI draft. He lists his residence as Erxx(illegible) St. Mary, Penn. He lists his birthdate as March 15, 1894 and birth place as Glen Hazel, Penn.He lists his occupation as a clerk for P. XXX RR (illegible) in St. Mary. He states he is single and him mother is dependent upon him for support. The registrar notes he is of medium height and build and has gray eyes and brown hair. | BLASSEY, Raymond William (I10552)
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| 8103 | On June 5 1917, Robert registered for the WWI draft. He states he was born June 4, 1891 in LeRoy, Minnesota and currently resides in Elmore, Minnesota. His occupation is as an agriculture instructor working for District 53 in Elmore, Minnesota. He claims a wife as his dependent. As to whether he has had military service he answers yes, XXX XXX (2, 3 letter initials that are illegible), University of Minnesota infantry. He does not claim deferment from the draft. The registrar indicates he is "rather tall," of medium build with brown eyes and light brown hair and is not bald. | GEIGER, Robert (I86)
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| 8104 | On June 5 1918 Walter Bacon registers for the WWI draft. He states his residence is Truman, Minnesota and that he was born on Ot. 1, 1896, in Nashville Township, Minn. He states he is self employed in Truman and that his nearest relative is his father O. W. Bacon of Truman. The registrar states he is of medium height and build and he has blue eyes and brown hair. | BACON, Walter (I16257)
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| 8105 | On June 5 of either 1917 or 1918 Axel Sundberg registered for the WWI draft. He lists his birthdate as May 7, 1890 in Falun, Sweden. He states his occupation as farmer and that he is an alien, citizen of Sweaden (sic), The registrar notes he is of medium build with blue eyes and light hair. | SUNDBERG, Axel Valdemar (I3139)
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| 8106 | On June 5, 1917 John A. Anderson registers for the WWI draft. His residence is Lakeville, Dakota, MN and his birthdate is Dec. 29, 1890. His occupation is listed as farmer for himself in New Market, Minn. He states he is married with a wife and child and claims exemption from the draft to support his family. The registrar records that he is short with dark blue eyes and light brown hair and that he is not bald. | ANDERSON, John Alfred (I9631)
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| 8107 | On June 5, 1917 Aloysius registered for the WWI draft he stated that his birth date was July 31, 1889 and that he was born in North Washington, Iowa. His occupation is stated as farming, for himself. He states he is single. The registrar indicates he is tall and of slender build and that he has dark blue eyes, brown hair and is not bald. | OBERHAUSER, Aloysious John (I9458)
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| 8108 | On June 5, 1917 Chas. P. Creamer registered for the WWI draft, he gives his birthdate as July 5, 1892 and birthplace as St. Louis, Missouri. He states he lives at 4922 Genevieve Avenue and that he is the sole support of his wife, child and mother-in-law. His occupation is given as salesman for the Carleton L.G. Co., in St. Louis. The registrar notes he is tall and slender with brown eyes and light brown hair, he also notes, "eyesight bad." | CREAMER, Charles Prentice Jr. (I9789)
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| 8109 | On June 5, 1917 Cliff West registered for the WWI draft, he lists his birthdate as December 27, 1887 and birthplace as Belknap, Illinois. His occupation is listed as switchman for the Frisco Ry. He states that he is the support for his mother and 3 children and that he is single. The registrar notes he is of medium build and height and has gray eyes and dark hair. | WEST, Cliff (I18988)
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| 8110 | On June 5, 1917 Edward T. Hinschberger registered for the WWI draft. He states he is a resident of Sanborn, ND and was born in Sanborn on August 7, 1855. His occupation is a farmer working for himself in Sanborn. He states he is single with no dependents. The registrar notes he is tall and slender with blue eyes and brown hair. | HINSCHBERGER, Edward T. (I16916)
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| 8111 | On June 5, 1917 Eugene A.. Hinschberger registered for the WWI draft. He states he is a resident of Sanborn, ND and was born in Sanborn on December 20, 1888. His occupation is a farmer working for himself in Sanborn. He states he is married with a wife and claims exemption from the draft for support of his wife. The registrar notes he is of medium height and build with blue eyes and brown hair. | HINSCHBERGER, Eugene A. (I16913)
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| 8112 | On June 5, 1917 Harry Glenn Wilburn registered for the WWI draft, he gives his residence as New Thacker, WV and his birthdate as Sept. 11, 1886 and birthplace as Pearisburg, VA. He lists his occupation as bookeeper for the Thacker Fuel Co., in New Thacker. He states he supports one child and claims exemption because he is a member of the county court. The registrar notes he is tall and of medium build the color of his hair and eyes is illegible. | WILBURN, Harry Glenn (I18063)
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| 8113 | On June 5, 1917 John registered for the WWI draft, he gives his birthdate as July 23, 1894 and birthplace as Johnson, Minnesota. He states his occupation as livery and dray and his employer as Fred Andrews of Johnson, Minn. He states his father, mother and brother are dependent upon him for support and that he is single. He is single and claims exemption because he helps support his mother and father. The registrar notes he is short and of medium build with blue eyes and brown hair. | ANDREWS, John Fred (I19408)
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| 8114 | On June 5, 1917 Joseph A. Hinschberger registered for the WWI draft. He states he is a resident of Sanborn, ND and was born in Sanborn on March 18, 1890. His occupation is a farmer working for himself in Sanborn. He states he is married with a wife and one child and claims exemption from the draft for their support. The registrar notes he is of medium height and stout build with blue eyes and brown hair. | HINSCHBERGER, Joseph August (I16914)
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| 8115 | On June 5, 1917 Joseph Edwin Kolstad registered for the WWI draft. He lists his birthdate as November, 28, 1894 and birthplace as Warsaw Township, Minn.. His occupation as clerk for Thos. Olson of Dennison, Minn.. The registrar notes he is tall and of medium build with blue eyes and light hair and is not bald. | KOLSTAD, Joseph E. (I16859)
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| 8116 | On June 5, 1917 Roy Peter Wright signed up for the WWI draft. He resides in Brookfield, MO and gives his birth date as March 16, 1888 at Nebraska City, NE. His occupation is listed as salesman for the XXX(illegible) Biscuit Co., in XXX City. He states he has a wife and child and claims exemption because of them. The registrar indictes he is of medium height and slender with gray eyes and light hair, he is not bald. | WRIGHT, Roy Peter (I12150)
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| 8117 | On June 5, 1917 Simon P. Hinschberger registered for the WWI draft. He states he is a resident of Sanborn, ND and was born in Sanborn on April 24, 1887. His occupation is a farmer working for himself in Sanborn. He states he is married with a wife and three children and claims exemption from the draft for their support. The registrar notes he is short and of medium build with brown eyes and black hair and he is not bald. | HINSCHBERGER, Simon P. (I16912)
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| 8118 | On June 5, 1917, Bernard completed a WWI Registration card, on it he states he lives at 27 Vernon Street in Waltham, Mass, he is 29 years of age, born Oct. 12, 1887. He is an alien, born in Milltown, New Brunswick, Canada and is a citizen of Great Britain. He is a manager for the A. E. Dore & Co. in Boston, is the sole support of his mother, is single and caucasian. The registrar reports he is tall, of stout build with grey eyes and black hair. | MCGOLDRICK, Francis Bernard (I135)
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| 8119 | On June 5, 1917, George registered for the WWI Selective Service. He listed his residence as 2932 Grand Avenue in Minneapolis and that he was born in Scott County, MN on August 28, 1891. His occupation is listed as stationary engineer at the Pioneer Malt Co. He states he is single and has no dependents. The registrar notes he is of medium height and build, his eyes are brown and hair dark brown and that he not bald. | ANNEN, George William (I15031)
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| 8120 | On June 5, 1917, John completed a WWI Registration card, on it he states he lives at 27 Vernon Street in Waltham, Mass, he is 21 years of age, born Oct. 15, 1895. He is an alien, born in Milltown, New Brunswick, Canada and is a citizen of Great Britain. He is a chauffer for Dr. A. Worcester in Waltham, Mass., is single and caucasian. The registrar reports he is talll, of medium build with blue eyes and black hair, he is not bald. | MCGOLDRICK, John Mulhern (I138)
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| 8121 | On June 5, 1917, Theodore registered for the WWI draft. He states that his present address is 2413 27th Ave. in Minneapolis and that his birthdate is Dec. 24, 1888 in Minneapolis, Minn. His occupation is listed as a mason for "Mpls. St. Paul, xxx(illegible) Co." and the location is "on road." He further states he is single and has a sister and mother dependent on him. The registrar notes he is of medium height and build and has blue eyes and light brown hai. | SATHERLIE, Theodore O. (I16731)
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| 8122 | On June 5, 1918 Loyd Follis Spicer registered for the WWI draft. He lists his residence as Carlton, Minn and his birthdate as December 14, 1896 and birthplace as Wabasha Co., Minn, near Mazeppa. His occupation is listed as laundry driver collecter, and a notation that says, "used to horses." His employer is listed as the Yale Laundry in Superior, Wisconsin. He lists his nearest relative as his father Claude Spicer, clergyman, born in Council Bluffs, Iowa, who resides in Carlton, MN. The registrar notes he is of medium height and build with blue eyes and light brown hair. | SPICER, Loyd Follis (I18174)
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| 8123 | On June 5, 1918 Wallace J. Loy registered for the WWI draft. He resides in Bedford, Iowa and lists his birthdate as Nov 27, 1896 in Coin, Iowa. He lists his father's birthplace as Coin, Iowa. His employer is listed as V. Loy, Bedford, Iowa and his nearest relative is listed as Nora Loy of Bedford. The registrar notes he has brown eyes and dark brown hair. | LOY, Wallace J (I416)
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| 8124 | On line researcher lists 10 children. I have confirmed 7 by name and 2 unnamed (1910 census indicates 9 children born/7 living. I am unable to confirm, Adolph, Frank and Albert and unable to determine who their father was, it seems there is room between the birth of Harold in early 1900 and the death of Edwin in late 1903. 1940 census Valeria indicates she has borne 10 children. | SPICER, Valeria Lyle (I18245)
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| 8125 | On line researcher lists, among other children, Catherine and Calista. I have been able to verify all but Catherine and Calista. | TOBIAS, Elizabeth (I18223)
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| 8126 | On March 5, 1903, the Bedford Free Press reports that "W.T. Laws and family have gone to Benedict, Nebraska to live. | LAWS, William Thomas (I442)
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| 8127 | On March 5, 1903, the Bedford Free Press reports that "W.T. Laws and family have gone to Benedict, Nebraska to live. | COLE, Ellen Louise (I435)
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| 8128 | On marraige certificate her father is listed as Joseph Wener. Her sister was Mrs. John Schalle (Greisgraber) and a Michael Greisgraber is somehow involved. A certificate with birth and baptism from Reinhaard Hofer, Hans-Resch-Str.6, 94099 Ruhstorf indicates Franziska was illegitimate, name of father Joseph Wurzer, his occupation fellow shoemaker, residence county Hengersberg, village of Stritzling. It gives Franziska's mothers name , her father was also a shoemaker, same village and county. The birth of Franziska and baptism. witnesses, Franziska Schauer, farmers wife from Zunding. | REITERBERGER, Franziska (I15011)
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| 8129 | On May 28, 1845, David Kennon, a son of Isaac, was assigned as the administrator of his father's estate. Isaac died intestate. | KENNON, Isaac (I5460)
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| 8130 | On May 31, 1921 the Iowa City Press Citizen published "the first list of 'deserters" from the military service of the United States for Iowa" Included on that list is Bert F. LaRue (LaReu) of Corning, Adams County, Iowa. | LARUE, Albertus Franklin (I1297)
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| 8131 | On Oct. 28, 1828, Fanny H. Luther signed a Letter of Testamentary and of Administration assigning her brother-in-law William Luther, brother of Caleb, as the administrator of his estate. Caleb died intestate. The document is signed by Fanny and witnessed by Nancy Fillmore. | LUTHER, Caleb (I1309)
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| 8132 | On October 17, 1939 Viggo submitted a Petition for Naturalization. | PETERSEN, Viggo (I3098)
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| 8133 | On October 5, 1918, Powell Carpenter Adams registered for the WWI draft. He is a resident of Sheridan, Chautauqua, NY and was born August 28, 1877. His occupation is Inspector at the Food Administration for the US Government. His nearest relative is Ethel English Adams, wife. There is an entry that says San Juan, Puerto Rico but I cannot read the question. I believe it has something to do with prior service. The registrar states he is of medium height and build and has brown eyes and gray & black hair. In the section for handicap the registrar has written, "no, except says left eye xxxxx (illegible) defective." | ADAMS, Powell Carpenter (I11529)
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| 8134 | On Sep 12, 1918 Pius Simon Stroh registered for the WW I draft, he gives his name as Pius Simon and birthdate as Sept. 8, 1897. He resides in Sanborn, ND and he lists his nearest as his wife, Gina Soflin Stroh. The registrar notes he is short and slender with brown eyes and dark hair | STROH, Pius Simon (I17837)
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| 8135 | On Sep 12, 1918, Lanklyn Sylvestor Spicer registers for the WWI draft. He gives his residence as Finlayson, Pine, MN and states he was born on August 15, 1885. His occupation is listed as farmer, he lists his nearest relative as his wife, Stella. The registrar notes he is of medium height and build with blue eyes and light brown hair. Note: Lanklyn prints his middle name as "Silvistor" but signs as "Sylvestor." | SPICER, Lanklyn Sylvestor (I18263)
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| 8136 | On Sep 12, 1918, William Edwin Spicer registers for the WWI draft. He gives his residence as Finlayson, Pine, MN and states he was born on January 9, 1899. His occupation is listed as farm laborer for his father and lists his father Wm. H. Spicer of Finlayson as his nearest relative. The registrar notes he is of medium height and build with blue eyes and light hair. | SPICER, William Edwin (I18285)
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| 8137 | On Sep, 12, 1918, Carl Johan Sjoberg registered for the WWI draft, he gives his birthdate as Mar 10, 1876. He gives his occupation as farmer and his nearest relative as Mrs. Clara E. Sjoberg. The registrar notes he is of medium height and build with blue eyes and light hair. | SJOBERG, Carl Johan (I19391)
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| 8138 | On Sep, 12, 1918, John Adam Sjoberg registered for the WWI draft, he gives his birthdate as Feb 13, 1875. He gives his occupation as banker at the Farmers State Bank in Chisago. His nearest relative is listed as Mrs. Albertina Sjoberg. The registrar notes he is of medium height and build with light blue eyes and light brown hair. | SJOBERG, John Adam (I19389)
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| 8139 | On Sep. 12, 1918 Edward Washington Kalina registered for the WWI draft. He gave his birthdate as Feb. 22, 1881. He lists his occupation as a steam fitter for the C. M. & St. P. Railyway in Minneapolis. He lists his nearest relative as Caroline Olive Kalina. The registrar notes he is of medium height and build with blue eyes and brown hair. | KALINA, Edward Washington (I19100)
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| 8140 | On Sep. 12, 1918 John registered for the WW1 draft he lists his birthdate as June 19, 1900. He resides at 3543 Blaisdell Ave in Minneapolis. His nearest living relative is his father, Charles E. Howe at the same address. He gives his occupation as clerk at the Mpls. Tribune Co. The registrar notes he is tall and slender with brown eyes and dark brown hair. | HOWE, John Willard (I10987)
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| 8141 | On Sep. 12, 1918 Leo Joseph Malloy registered for the WWI draft, he gives his birthdate as July 7, 1881, his occupation as farmer and nearest relative as Mrs. L.J. Malloy, his wife. The registrar notes he tall and slender with blue eyes and gray hair. | MALOY, Leo Joseph (I4513)
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| 8142 | On Sep. 12, 1918 Michael Joseph Malloy registered for the WWI draft, he gives his birthdate as August 24, 1878, his occupation as machinist and nearest relative as Minnie A. Malloy, his wife. The registrar notes he is of medium build and height with blue eyes and brown hair. | MALOY, Michael Joseph (I4512)
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| 8143 | On Sept 12, 1917 Edwin John Sundquist registered for the WWI draft. He states he resides in Eagle Bend, Todd, MN and was born on August 4, 1900. His occupation is listed as farm labor for John Sundquist of Spruce Hill, Douglas, MN. He gives his nearest relative as John Sundquist of Eagle Bend. The registrar notes he is of medium height and build and has gray eyes and light hair. | SUNDQUIST, Edwin John (I18497)
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| 8144 | On Sept 12, 1918 Henry filled out a WWI Draft Card, he gives his birthdate as Jun 17, 1877 and his address as "2 Parnell, Nod. Mo. He gives his occupation as farming for himself in Worth, Mo. His nearest relative is listed as Cora Agnes Gieskin, same address as above. The registrar notes he is of medium height and slender with blue eyes and brown hair. | GIESKIN, Henry F. (I426)
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| 8145 | On Sept. 11, 1918 George A. Sheldon registered for the WWI draft. He gives his birthdate as Feb. 2, 1875. His occupation is listed as mail carrier in Conrad, MT. His nearest relative is listed as Valeria Sheldon of Conrad. The registrar notes he is tall, of slender build with blue eyes and black hair. | SHELDON, George Albert (I18334)
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| 8146 | On Sept. 12, 1918 Albert (indexed as Abert) Bernard Kindel registered for the WWI draft. He lists his residence as Superior, Douglas, Wisc. and his birthdate as July 8, 1898. His occupation is listed as XXX fireman, XXX railroad (xxx= illegible). He lists his nearest relative as his wife, Ruth Kindel of Superior, Wisc. The registrar notes he is tall and slender with blue eyes and brown hair. | KINDEL, Albert Bernard (I18171)
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| 8147 | On Sept. 12, 1918 Albert Anderson registered for the WWI draft. He gives his residence as Lakeville, MN and his occupation as farmer. He lists his nearest relative as John Anderson of Lakeville. The registrar notes he is tall and slender with blue eyes and brown hair. | ANDERSON, Albert Oliver (I11292)
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| 8148 | On Sept. 12, 1918 Almer Julius Kolstad registered for the WWI draft. He lists his birthdate as January 21, 1885. His occupation as laborer for Torn Olson of Dennison, Minn.. He lists his nearest relative as Mrs. Carrie Kolstad of Dennison. The registrar notes he is tall and slender with blue eyes and dark brown hair. | KOLSTAD, Almer Julius (I16855)
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| 8149 | On Sept. 12, 1918 Christ Hansen Koed registered for the WWI draft, he gives his address as Richfield, Minnesota and his birthdate as April 8, 1884. He states his occupation is as blacksmith for Lenhart Wagon Co. on University Avenue SE. His nearest relative is listed as his wife Carry Koed of Richfield. The registrar notes he is tall and stout with blue eyes and light hair. | KOED, Christian Hansen (I19719)
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| 8150 | On Sept. 12, 1918 Claude Urban Spicer registered for the WWI draft. He lists his residence as Carlton, Carlton, MN and his birthdate as February 1, 1877. His occupation is listed as minister M. E. Church and a notation that says Northern Minn. Camp, Carlton, MN. He lists his nearest relative as Florence Spicer of Carlton, Minn. The registrar notes he is of medium height and stout build with blue eyes and light hair. | SPICER, Reverand Reverand Claude Urban (I18176)
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