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Subsequently he came west to Chicago and engaged in the car- penter business until 1872, when he came to Mower county, and ยท after locating in Austin, engaged in contracting for a period. Later he was appointed deputy sheriff and served under Sheriffs Hall and Corey. Afterward he engaged in the real estate and loan business until 1902, when he was made superintendent of the Odd Fellows' Home at Northfield, Minn. There he removed his family. In 1905 he took his family to the Pacific coast and subsequently returned to Austin, where he resumed his pre- vious business. He died July 26, 1907. Mr. Stimson was inter- ested in many publie movements and among his offices and activ- ities may be mentioned the following: In the Odd Fellows he passed through all the chairs of the local lodge, was state repre- sentative to the national grand lodge and was grand master of the state grand lodge; in Oakwood cemetery affairs he served as president of the board until his death and was active in the movement which resulted in the erection of the chapel; in the Austin Building and Loan Association he was an active worker and for several years an officer; in the county fair projects he was also a hard worker and a member of the board; in the Ans- tin Dairy Company he was instrumental in the organization and was treasurer and director at the time of his death. In addi- tion to his many other interests he purchased 160 acres of land in Lansing township, near Ramsey, erected a home and build- ings thereon and kept some forty head of cattle, thus conduct- ing a dairy farm in connection with his dairy interests in Aus- tin. The farm is now rented. Mr. Stimson also owned a resi- dence at 310 Mankato street, Austin, where the family has re- sided for thirty-three years. The subject of this sketch was mar- ried, at Chicago, December 1, 1875, to Dora E. Jones, born Octo- ber 28, 1853, at Tryonville, Crawford county, Pennsylvania, daughter of Lyman L. and Elizabeth J. (Hartwell) Jones, na- tives ,of Chautauqua county, New York, who went to Crawford county, Pennsylvania, about 1848 and located at Tryonville, where Lyman L. engaged as a hotel proprietor. In 1878 the family went to Brookings, Brookings county, South Dakota, and there Lyman L. become a carpenter, contractor and builder. He erected some of the first buildings in that place. After several years he was elected judge of probate and served in that office until ill health caused his retirement. He died in Austin. His wife died in Sioux City, Iowa. Judge and Mrs. Jones had four chil- dren. Albert is dead. Dora E. is Mrs. David H. Stimson, of Austin. Arthur lives in Illinois. Georgetta is Mrs. F. R. Pres- ton, of Minneapolis. Mr. and Mrs. Stimson had three children. Ora L. was born March 24, 1878, and died November 23, 1893. Rayburn L. is in the real estate business with E. H. Smith, of
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Austin. He is a stockholder and director in the Austin Dairy Company and lives at home. Jessie A., born May 9, 1884, is also a stockholder in the Austin Dairy Company and also lives at home. Since her husband's death Mrs. Stimson has been treasurer of the Austin Dairy Company.
Frank Johnson, of Marshall township, is one of the prominent Swedish-Americans of Mower county and is highly regarded among his friends and neighbors. He has taken an active in- terest in township and educational affairs and has served on the town board for ten years and on the school board of district 82 for fifteen years, his services in both capacities meeting with the favor and approbation of his fellow citizens. Ile was born in 1842, son of John Daniel Johnson, and came from Sweden to the United States in 1869, first finding work as a railroad bridge carpenter, in which work he was engaged for thirty years, work- ing at different times for the Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul, the Northern Pacific, the Great Northern and the Canadian Pacific. During this period he traveled extensively, saw much of the coun- try and gained a wide knowledge of men and events. In 1893 he came to Mower county and purchased eighty acres in section 7, Marshall township, where he now has 240 acres. Mr. Johnson has brought his scientifie knowledge and long experience to bear on farm problems and has planned and erected every building on the place himself. He farms on an extensive scale, raises general crops and makes a specialty of grain raising and the breeding of Black Polls. In 1894 Mr. Johnson married Mary Peterson, a native of Sweden, and they have three children.
A. B. Vaughan, one of the most honored of the early pioneers of Mower county, was born in Clinton county, New York, June 6, 1806. He received a good education and took up the profes- sion of civil engineering. In 1843 he moved to Rock county, Wisconsin, and there practiced his profession in connection with farming until 1849, when he engaged in the mercantile business, which he condueted until the summer of 1854, when, in com- pany with his sons, P. D. and John G., he came to Mower county. Here they took a claim, hired a house built and returned to Wis- consin the same fall. The next spring he returned to Mower county with his family of five sons and two daughters. He brought with him from Wisconsin his stock of merchandise and after reach- ing Mower county, erected the first store in Austin, engaging in trade with his oldest son, P. D. Vaughan. Mr. Vaughan was the first postmaster in Austin, keeping the office in his store. In 1855 he purchased a quarter interest in the townsite of Aus- tin. In the fall he was elected a member of the territorial legis- lature as the first representative from Mower county, but was cheated out of the opportunity of serving by W. B. Covell, who
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was defeated at the polls, but who filed a certificate of election with the register of deeds of Houston county. Mr. Vaughan was a delegate to the state constitutional convention and was also the first judge of probate in this county. He was one of the charter members of the Austin lodge, A. F. & A. M., and also attained higher Masonic degrees. He was also a justice of the peace and held that office at the time of his death. The subject of this sketch was one of the incorporators and directors of the Minnesota Central railroad, by the failure of which he lost heav- ily. He was prominently connected with the building up of Aus- tin and with the organization of the county. He was also pro- prietor of the townsite of Lansing. His death, October 3, 1876, was sincerely mourned. His wife, Hepzibeth Bean, whom he married in January, 1828, was born in Milton, Vt., March 10, 1805, and died in Lansing, December 14, 1864.
John G. Vaughan, an early and respected pioneer of Mower county, was born in Saranac, Clinton county, New York, May 30, 1832, second son of A. B. Vaughan, of honored memory. He came with his parents to Rock county, Wisconsin, and in the fall of 1854, in company with his father and elder brother, and took a claim, returning to Wisconsin the same fall. In the spring of 1855 he came back to Mower county, bringing teams and sup- plies. He at once settled on his claim in Lansing township and there he still resides. He is a prominent citizen and has held various offices. He was married, March 18, 1854, to Mary R. Frost, born in Vermont, September 30, 1834. To this union eight children were born, of whom six are living-Clara, Burton F., Harvey A., George E., Stanley H. and Mary. Clara is the wife of John Beattie. Burton F. married Mary Long. Harvey A. mar- ried Gertie Wheeler. George E. married Mary Case. Stanley II. married Mary D. Young, and they have three children. Mrs. Vaughan died October 6, 1902.
J. A. Pinkava, a representative citizen of Red Rock township, was born in Bohemia, March 6, 1863, son of Joseph and Ann (Potochek) Pinkava, who brought him to America in 1880 when he was seventeen years of age. The family came directly to Aus- tin and the men of the family worked out for a time. In 1882 Joseph went to Winnipeg, Canada, and a year later started fir- ing on the Canadian Pacific. Eight months after this he went to Calgary with a view of taking a homestead, but not liking the locality, he went to northern Minnesota. In 1886 he went to Minneapolis and worked in a sawmill for a while, after which he learned the molder's trade. In 1887 he came back to Mower county and helped his brother pay for a farm he had purchased in Red Rock township. Then he bought a threshing machine, the first in Red Rock township. and followed farming and thresh-
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ing with Ernest Sachese for three years. Then he purchased his partner's interest and conducted the business alone two years, subsequently selling to his brother, James, and Edward Mott. In 1890 he purchased a farm of 160 acres in the northwest quarter of section 20, Red Rock township, and erected a new home and other buildings. He has also acquired forty aeres in an adjoin- ing section and 160 acres in section 31, Windom, both of which he eonduets, using modern methods and breeding Durham cattle and Percheron horses. Ile has been treasurer of school district 68 for several years. Mr. Pinkava is a man of sociable disposi- tion and has allied himself with the Bohemian Benevolent So- ciety. The subject of this sketch was married, February 16, 1890, to Anna A., daughter of Vit and Sarah Seifert, a family which came to America at an early day. In the Pinkava home are five children : Adolph, William, Joseph, Arthur and Iva, all on the home farm.
John A. Stephan, banker, merehant and postmaster of Waltham, was born at Ottawa, Waukesha county, Wisconsin, May 22, 1859, son of William and Theresa (Zimmerman) Stephan, who reared him to agricultural pursuits, in the meantime afford- ing him the means of obtaining a good common school education. At the age of twenty-four he became a carpenter, and worked at that trade in Wisconsin for one year, after which he came to Waltham and followed the same trade another year. Then he opened up a general store in a building which he had erected for the purpose, the first goods being sold over the counter September 26, 1885. The original building has received a number of additions, and the business has prospered. In March, 1886, Mr. Stephan was appointed postmaster at Waltham, a position he has since filled with honor and credit. The subject of this sketch has not, however, confined his interests to his store. He owns a fine 240-acre farm in the township, is vice president of the Waltham State Bank, is interested in the telephone business, and was one of the organizers and is still a stockholder in the Waltham Co-operative Cheese Factory. He is a Republican in politics, and at the incorporation of Waltham village was named as its first president, a position he held for several terms. Ile was married October 2, 1884, to Ada Lurbey, who died in April, 1900, leaving three children: Ethel M., Gladys L. and Beulah M. Ethel M. was born June 22, 1888, graduated from the Austin high school and is now assistant in the postoffice at Waltham and bookkeeper for her father. Gladys L. was born November 22, 1893, and now attends the Austin high school. Beulah M. was born December 26, 1897. Mr. Stephan was married September 22, 1903, to Lillian Hayes. The family faith is that of the Episcopal church.
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William Stephan was born in Germany and married Theresa Zimmerman. They came to America about 1847, and lived in New York city a year. In 1848 they came west to Wisconsin, and located in Ottawa township, Waukesha county, and engaged in farming. William Stephan died about 1890 and his wife still lives on the old homestead at the good old age of eighty-four years. They were the parents of eight children : William is dead; Katie is now Mrs. Gust Baach, of Blooming Prairie; John A. lives in Waltham ; Lena is Mrs. Philip Kramer, of Kenyon, Minn .; Margaret is Mrs. Fred Baach, of Austin; Fred lives on the old homestead in Waukesha county, Wisconsin; Annie is Mrs. Elliott Cory, of Elkhorn, Wis., and Sarah is Mrs. Fred Seifert, of Staub- ville, N. D.
Charles L. Schwartz, one of the efficient county commissioners of Mower county, has occupied a number of important positions, having served as a township supervisor, clerk and chairman of his school district many years, and also township assessor for some years. He was born in Ohio, February 7, 1851, son of John C. and Caroline (Schmidt) Schwartz, and was brought by his parents to Sheboygan county, where he received his common school education and grew to manhood. At the age of seventeen he started out in life for himself by securing employment in a mineral water bottling plant in Rochester, Minn. Later he took up farming, and located in Sargent, in 1877, where he followed agricultural pursuits from 1877 to 1907, this span of years form- ing a period of hard work, successful labor and efficient service. In 1907 he gave up farm life and moved to the village, where he was saddened the following year by the loss of his wife. He was elected to his present position in 1908. The subject of this sketch married Otellea LaBudde, born in Germany of French descent. This union has resulted in four children: Antonie, wife of Frank Martin, of Sargeant township ; Ferdinand C., Cora A. C., Oscar A. and Reinhold F. Cora is the wife of John F. Ziemer, and they have four children: Raymond, Florence, Harold and Lynn. Ferdinand C., who is a rural mail carrier, married Kate Wiede- man. daughter of Jacob and Katharine (Wegmann) Wiedeman, and they have two children, Esther and Mildred H. Oscar A. married Anna Hanson, and they have one child, Fern. Reinhold F. married Bertha Tauta, and they have one child, Evelyn.
John C. Schwartz, father of Charles L. Schwartz, was a mill- wright by trade, a native of Germany. He came to America in 1847, lived in Ohio seven years, then resided some time at She- boygan, Wis., and about 1873 located in Rochester, Minn., where he died in 1879, his wife passing away a year later.
INDEX
Adams, William T., 564. Adams, Gordon C., 625.
Affeldt. C. A .. 746. Aldal, L. O., 596.
Aldal, Torkal Olson, 596.
Allen, Arthur W., 964.
Beattie, Thomas, 838.
Beck, J. M., 789.
Belden, Rev. C. D., 976.
Bell, Alexander. 765.
Allrick, Knute A., 596.
Alrick, Andrew A .. 560.
Bell, C. P., 791.
Alrick, Erick, 560.
Bemis, Edwin T., 587.
Ames. Ezra D., 930.
Bemis, Oliver J., 587.
Ames, H. A., 789.
Beneke, Burr, 813.
Ames, Wilber D., 929.
Beneke, Henry, 854.
Ames, Zalmon, 789.
Benson, P. A., 753.
Anderson, Andrew, 597.
Benson, Hans, 629.
Anderson, Andrew H., 559.
Benson, Ole, 629.
Anderson, Andrew R., 788.
Benton, George W., 628.
Berg, George, 944.
Anderson, Borgen. 942.
Bergene, O. A., 767.
Anderson, Chris, 789.
Best, Philip H., 630.
Anderson, Geo. E., 923.
Bevier, Franklin, 581.
Anderson, H. L., 758.
Bevier, Joseph S., 580.
Anderson, J. H., 786.
Bhend, Adolph, 752.
Anderson, John H., 971.
Billington, Lorenzo D., 655.
Anderson, J. P., 907.
Bingham, W. H., 757.
Anderson, Ole G., 955.
Bishop, Thomas J., 589.
Anderson, Ralph A., 560.
Anderson, Robert A., 788.
Blackmer, John R., Sr., 584.
Anderson, Sven, 563.
Blom, J. O., 792.
Aultfather, David, 559.
Boelk, Herman, 855.
Anlt father, James H .. 558
Boen, A. T .. 762.
Austenson, Gunder, 597.
Boen, John, 589.
Anstenson, Theadore, 597.
Bohn, S. T., 761.
Avery. Alonzo, 905.
Bohn, T. S., 760.
Bonnallie, William, 590.
Boody. Herbert W., 629. Boostrom, C. R., 780.
Bacon. Americus V., 586.
Bagley, Henry. 590.
Bagley, Robert, 589.
Baird, George, 980.
Baird, G. Fred, 971.
Boyd, R. A., 790. Boyd, R. M., 790.
Baldner, Fred. 588.
Boyer, Anson, 839.
Baldner, Philip, 588.
Bradley, Harry, 792.
Banfield, Herbert L., 964.
Bratrud, Albert, 856.
Banfield, N. F., 902.
Bratrnd, Ole C., 921.
Barnitz, Charles, 626.
Brooks, Riley, 644.
Brown, Andrew D., 963.
Brown, Asa, 922.
Brown, Charles B., 923.
Brown, Hosmer A., 564.
Brown, William, 865.
Brownell. J. R., 866.
Browning. A. R., 854.
Brownlow, Charles, 924.
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Beach, Alanson, 586.
Beach, Frank M., 585.
Beach, Henry, 958. Beach, John, 585. Beach, Wilson, 630. Beadell, Alvah E., 626.
Allen. G. H., 967. Allen, Orlenzer, 981.
Allen, W. C., 766.
Bassler, William D., 972.
Bandler Brothers, 627.
Baudler, William, 627.
Bowers, Merrill. 590.
Baird, Lyman D., 982.
Barnitz, Robert A., 626.
Basford, H. O., 867. Bassett, Edward, 987.
Bassett, George W., 986.
Bosworth, Daniel, 953.
Bosworth, Edward S., 953.
Bowers, Jacob S., 914.
Avery, H. A., 904. Axnas, L. O., 864.
Bither, H. H., 792.
Blackmer, John R., Jr., 584.
Asper, Anton B., 561.
Anderson, Arne, 906.
Bell, Charles, 945.
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Burnham, George S., 587. Bushman, Barney, 790. Bussell, C. T., 867.
Cafourek, J. V., 857. Cahill, Thomas, 793. Callinan, Frank M., 632.
Campbell, George N., 604.
Campbell, Alex. S., 561.
Campbell, Mrs. J. W., 604.
Carey, Hubbard, 757. Carmichael, R. A., 603.
Carll, Benjamin, 599.
Carll, Benjamin M., 599.
Carll, B. F., 563.
Carll, Freeman A., 580.
Carll, Joseph D., 594.
Carll, R. A., 598.
Carll, Samuel, 563.
Carlson, Carl A., 605.
Carlson, C. A., 856.
Carr, Patrick H., 601.
Carroll, Michael, 606.
Carter, John A., 601.
Carter, Luman D., 600.
Catherwood, W. M., 858.
Chaffee, John E., 957.
Chandler, George, 598.
Chandler, Stephen, 870.
Chandler, Welcome, 598.
Chapman, L. S., 813.
Chase, I. P., 816.
Chrest, H. M., 910.
Christenson, Peter, 868.
Christenson, Sven, 631.
Christianson, Bennett, 605.
Christianson, I. B., 605.
Christie, William, 944. Church, G. R., 751.
Church, L. G., 859.
Clagett, Edward D., 603.
Clausen, C. L., 990.
Clausen, M. N., 989.
Clay, William A., 583.
Clay, William F., 584. Clayton, Charles, 769. Clayton, W. Z., 769. Coats, C. H., 777. Cobb, W. F., 577.
Colby, C. M., 859.
Collins, Robert, 607.
Colman, Decatur B., 925.
Conklin, F. M., 858. Cook, Charles F., 581.
Cook, Stephen, 981. Cook, J. F., 816.
Cooper, Robert, 760.
Cooper, William, 868.
Cooper, William, Jr., 868.
Corcoran, M. H., 764.
Corcoran, Mark, 764. Cornelius, W. F., 632. Cotter, John, 858. Crane, F. I., 815. Crane, Ralph E., 970. Crane, Ralph P., 569. Cress, Nicholas, 607. Cressy, Alfred, 982. Cronan, H. P., 793.
Cronan, Patrick, 606.
Cronan, Thomas, 606. Cronon, James, 605.
Cronon, Frank D., 605. Cummings, T. F., 602.
Cutter, F. W., 857.
Cutter, William, 856.
Dahal, H. G., 795.
Dahle, Swend K., 612.
Dahle, N. K., 612.
Dahmen, Emil, 794.
Daily, G. I., 909.
Daily, W. E., 908.
Daily, Z. B., 909.
Dalen, Allen G., 956.
Dawes, F. P., 870.
Dean, Warren H., 612.
Dean, Warren H., 611.
Decker, Chester H., 558.
Decker, Jacob S., 557.
Deming, Henry F., 610.
Dennis, E. E., 634.
Dennis, Henry, 607.
Dennis, Isaac, 634.
Dennis, Sylvester A., 633.
Dennis, William P., 633.
Dettloff, August, Sr., 767.
Detwiler, George D., 610.
Detwiler, John E., 610.
Dibble, C. B., 794.
Diek, Robert, 782.
Dickens, Colman E., 582.
Dickens, Robert, 582.
Dock, Peter P., 634.
Dorr, E. C., 912.
Dorr, E. W., 912.
Dovenberg, Andrew, 609.
Downey, Cornelius, 613.
Dufty, F. M., 562.
Dugan, Thomas, 608.
Duggan, Daniel, 914.
Dunham, J. B., 869.
Eagen, John, 613.
Eastman, George W., 636.
Eckstein, J. H., 817.
Edwards, E. E., 786.
Eggen, Johannes M., 637.
Eggen, L. M., 636.
Egtvet, Lars P., 614.
Ehmke, T. C. F., 860.
Ellingson, Lars, 777.
Elliott, F. T., 871.
Elliott, P. T., 870.
Ellis, Allen V., 926.
Elmer, A. M., 614. Elmer, J. P., 615.
Elward, Edward H., 615.
Emmons, Clarence M., 635.
Emigh, Elgin, 765.
Emigh, Wellington, 765.
Engelsen, P. J., 776.
Englesen, S. B., 750.
Englesen, Soren, 750.
Erickson, Erick O., 956.
Erickson, Edward, 956.
Ericksen, Jacob, 911.
Evenson, E. S., 795.
Every, Isaac H., 916.
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Grimshaw, George W., 622.
Gne, Moses D., 640. Guinney, Jeremiah, 798.
Guiney, Edward J., 625.
Guiney, Daniel, 625.
Guiney, John, 621. Gurvin, Edward, 798.
Fairbanks, Henry D., 617.
Fairbanks, John, 638.
Fairbanks, John F., 615.
Guy, F. M., 759.
Fairbanks, L. B., 871.
Gny, James, 759.
Fardahl, John J., 946.
Guy, Jonathan, 759.
Felch, C. J., 893.
Hadland, G. H., 753.
Field, F. J., 582.
Hagen, H. T., 862.
Hagan, Frank, 642.
Fiseh, M. S., 618.
Hagan, Joseph, 642.
Fitzsimmons, Patriek, 671.
Flikki, C. J., 763.
Hambleton, S. P., 819.
Flemming, Matt, 620.
Flemming, Matt, Sr., 620.
Foster, Robert M., 616.
Fowler, William, 619.
Fowler, William M., 619.
Frank, John, 744. Frank, William M., 583.
Hansen, Anton, 879.
Hansen, Hans J., 966.
Hanson, Erick, 991.
Hanson, G. L., 862.
Hanson, Peter, 642.
Harden, Charles S., 593.
Harden, Warren DeW., 593.
Harden, George W. W., 593.
Harrison, Stephen, 911.
Hart, Engene V., 644. Hart, Joel A., 568.
Hart, Milan J., 575.
Hart, Silas B., 641.
Haugen, Elling, 884.
Hawkins, John C., 969.
Hawley, Lyman, 779.
Hayes, A. J., 903.
Hayes, Wentworth, 903.
Hegge, Christian A., 566.
Hegge, Olav H., 566.
Hegg, O. N., 763. Hegge, O. K., 775.
Henslin, Aaron E., 573.
Henslin, Frederic, 573.
Hergerty, T. M., 913.
Hergerty, William, 913.
Herzog, George H., 955. Hessler, Morris E., 985.
Heydt, Philipp, 818. Hickok, Alden A., 567.
Hickok, John H., 567.
Higbie, C. J., 876.
Iligbie, F. M., 875.
Hilker, Benjamin, 570.
Hill, Edmond, 862.
Ilill, F. L., 906. Ilill, O. J., 569.
Ilines, Thomas W., 643.
Ilirsh, George, 568.
Hoban, Patrick, 574.
Hobson, Andrew T., 571.
Hobson, Robert, 572.
Iloff, J. B., 768.
Hollister, Abram, 572.
Hollister, William L., 565. llopkin, Ezra, 771.
Galloway, Albert, 638. Galloway, John E., 640. Garbish, F. C., 749. Gee, J. E., 875.
Gekler, David, 934.
Gemmel, Andrew, 727.
George, A., 623. Geraghty, Patriek, 872.
Gilbertson, G. J., 911.
Gilbertson, John J., 620.
Gillam, Clarence C., 624.
Gillett, L. C., 797. Gilligan, John, 797.
Gilligan, Patrick, 797. Gilmore, W. V., 621. Gjernes, John, 861.
Goebel, Edward, Jr., 796. Goetsch, Sam D., 624.
Goodsell, W. H., 782.
Goodsell, Naaman, 782.
Goodwin, Nels K., 640.
Goulden, Thomas, 772.
Goulden, Michael, 772.
Graves, J. B., 623. Green, T. S., 787. Greening, E. F., 874. Greening, C. F., 873. Greenman, John M., 578.
Gregson, Matthew, 579.
Gregson, Wallace, 580. Griffith, Luther N., 968. Grimes, T. J., 873. Grimm Brothers, 756. Grimm, C. A., 875. Grimm, Henry, 861. Grimm, Henry, 755.
Hall, Reuben O., 570.
Hambrecht, Conrad, 774.
Hambrecht, F. E., 775.
Hammond, H. S., 973.
Haney, Frank, 576. Haney, Jonas, 576.
Franklin, George A., 965. Friend, Philip H., 617. Frazer. William A., 615.
Furlong, John J., 992.
Furlong, William, 992.
Furtney, J. H., 796. Furtney, J. S., 796.
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Faber, Charles, 860. Fairbanks, A. D., 796. Fairbanks, Alonzo, 615. Fairbanks, C. E., 817. Fairbanks, Caswell, 871. Fairbanks, Guy L., 617.
Forthun, Samuel O., 979.
Finhart, Ole, Jr .. 840.
Gurvin, Peter, 798.
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Hoppin, G. R., 877. Hoppin, Richard, 878. Hoppin, W. R., 877. Hoppin, W. P., 877. Hormel, G. A., 814. Hotson, Atkins, 574.
Hotson, Thomas, 574.
Hotson, Thomas A., 915.
Hougestuen, Knud Nelson, 984.
Hovda, Christian E., 595.
Hovda, Hermon O., 938. Hovda, Ingebret, 595.
Hovda, J. E., 879.
Hovda, Oscar H., 938.
Howard, Addison, 918.
Howard, George, 917. Howe, Isaac N., 643.
Howe, William M., 578.
Hubbard, H. H., 841. Huber, J. M., 748. Hukee, John L., 592.
Hunt, E. F., 818.
Huntley, O. A., 769.
Huntley, P. F., 828.
Huntley, O. T., 827.
Huseby, Arne A., 591. Hynie, William M., 575.
Forms, Thomas D., 647.
Jacobs, Henry, 843. Jacobson, Jacob, 648. Jacobson, Knudt, 649. Jensen, Henry L., 647. Jensen. Jens A., 649. Jensan, P. W., 752. Johnson, A. A., 880.
Johnson, C. E., 863. Johnson, C. H., 844. Johnson, Frank, 995. Johnson, George, 646. Johnson, George, 648. Johnson, H. P., 768. Johnson, Iver, 762. Johnson, John, 756. Johnson, John, 842.
Johnson, J. P., 820. Johnson, J. W., 842. Johnson, J. W., 880. Johnson, John O., 646.
Johnson, John R., 647. Johnson, J. T., 754. Johnson, J. J., 756.
Johnson, Martin B., 915. Johnson, Nathaniel T., 645. Johnson, Robert L., 644. Johnson, Seymour, 899. Jordan, W. F., 843. Joyce, James, 943. Julson, Herman T., 916. Julsen, Nels, 956. Julson, Ulrick, 916.
Kearns, Granville, 821. Keefe, Albert, 820. Keefe, J. T., 820. Keenan, James, 799. Keenan, Joseph, 653.
Keith, Paul C., 924.
Kellogg, A. G., 651. Kezar, A. T., 800. Kezar, H. F., 799.
Kimball, Francis W., 653.
Kinsman, Ai N., 652. Kinsman, C. C., 652.
Kirkland, Leander, 821.
Klemestad, Ole, 650.
Knight, Albert, 655.
Knutson, S. S., 776.
Kornberg, John J., 652.
Kough, Thomas, 783. Kramer, Jacob, 656.
Kramer, Theadore H., 656.
Krause, J. F., 881. Krebsbach, John H., 654.
Krebsbach, John P., 656.
Krebsbach, Mathias, 654.
Krebsbach, Michael, 654.
Kuchenbecker, William, 800.
Kuhn, George, 939.
La Bar, O. C., 779.
Lacy, John S., 576.
Lambert, W. P., 657.
Lambert, O. D .. 802.
Lang, Henry, 657.
Larrabee, J. M., 905.
Larson, Albert G., 947.
Larson, Arthur, 666.
Larsen, Emil. 844.
Larson, George, 800.
Larson, Jens, 661.
Larson, Kanute, 663.
Lausen, Peter. 927.
Lawrence, W. H., 664.
Leck, Clifford C., 658.
Lestrud, Ole K., 665.
Lewis, A. F., 747.
Lewis, Caleb, 954.
Lewis, H. A., 664.
Lewis, Lee, 663.
Lewison, Lewis, 666.
Lewis, William, 802.
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