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Name Birth Date Death Date Photo Cemetery
Augusta F. Tjostelson 1906 1988 Saint Ottos Catholic Cemetery (Minnesota, United States of America)
Gerald J. Tjostelson 1907 1987 Saint Ottos Catholic Cemetery (Minnesota, United States of America)
Arthur Palmer Tjostelson September 13 1899 December 29 1970 Grave Bethlehem Lutheran Cemetery (Minnesota, United States of America)
Alvina Caroline Tjostelson April 30 1900 June 26 1971 Grave Bethlehem Lutheran Cemetery (Minnesota, United States of America)
Randi Tjostelson September 21 1861 June 2 1947 Grave First Lutheran South Cemetery (Minnesota, United States of America)
Thorvald P Tjostelson January 1869 June 26 1955 Grave First Lutheran South Cemetery (Minnesota, United States of America)
Olie P Tjostelson March 28 1875 June 2 1952 Swan Lake Cemetery (Minnesota, United States of America)
Gurine Tjostelson May 15 1846 December 14 1928 Swan Lake Cemetery (Minnesota, United States of America)
Peder Tjostelson May 20 1824 October 7 1907 Swan Lake Cemetery (Minnesota, United States of America)
John P Tjostelson February 1 1877 April 14 1961 Swan Lake Cemetery (Minnesota, United States of America)
Marie Tjostelson February 20 1881 April 24 1968 Swan Lake Cemetery (Minnesota, United States of America)
John Marion Tjostelson February 26 1927 July 17 1991 Swan Lake Cemetery (Minnesota, United States of America)
Harvey M Tjostelson 0 January 13 1945 Manila American Cemetery and Memorial (National Capital, Philippines)
Soren Tjostelson March 16 1816 April 14 1880 Grave Bygland Lutheran Cemetery (Minnesota, United States of America)
Christine Bergeson January 18 1883 January 5 1954 Our Saviors Lutheran Cemetery (Minnesota, United States of America)
Otto Tjostelson 0 1882 Grave Tamarack Cemetery (Wisconsin, United States of America)

 

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