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Results 1 - 9 of 9 for Haaheim

Name Birth Date Death Date Photo Cemetery
Nels Nelsen Haaheim December 8 1905 January 22 1962 Willamette National Cemetery (Oregon, United States of America)
Helena Haaheim May 17 1860 October 13 1932 Immanuel Lutheran Cemetery (Washington, United States of America)
Kolbein Haaheim December 13 1878 March 24 1916 Immanuel Lutheran Cemetery (Washington, United States of America)
Sjur S Haaheim February 9 1856 April 20 1942 Immanuel Lutheran Cemetery (Washington, United States of America)
Kevin N Haaheim October 20 1956 May 18 2004 Lone Fir Pioneer Cemetery (Oregon, United States of America)
Mattie Haaheim May 11 1879 November 2 1918 Bethel Cemetery (North Dakota, United States of America)
Olav E. Haaheim September 18 1869 December 4 1922 Bethel Cemetery (North Dakota, United States of America)
Merrill E. Haaheim February 23 2004 Winthrop Cemetery (Minnesota, United States of America)
John J Haaheim September 26 1888 January 31 1971 Memorial Park Cemetery (Iowa, United States of America)

 

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