Genealogy and Family History

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Records of a family that settled in Pembina County, Dakota Territory, in 1881.

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The Kenner Family Records largely consist of correspondence between Wayne Kenner and Carolyn (Krause) Kenner in 1963. Wayne Kenner was living in Fargo as he took classes toward being a school counselor. He was hired as a teacher in Kloten, North Dakota, for the beginning of the 1963 school year.

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This collection contains genealogical documents and correspondence

Scope and Contents The Lottie Gravelle Johnson Photographs consist of over 160 individual photographs depicting members of the Gravelle family. Little is known about them, other than the fact that they emigrated from Quebec and settled in Cavalier County, Dakota Territory, circa 1885. By 1900, several members of the family were living in Grand Forks, North Dakota. Although the names of the parents are unknown, the family has several children: Lottie, Lillian, Rose, Sadie, Stella, Zella, Paul, Steven, and...

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1912-2012; lifelong Grand Forks resident and member of the UND Class of 1934

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The Maurice Jarvis Papers consist of his high school diploma, awarded on 20 March 1914 by the Barnes County Public Schools. Also included is the summer 1979 issue of French Canadian and Acadian Genealogical Review, which contains three articles on the Jarvis family. Each article was written by Ruth (Richey) Jarvis, who married Maurice Jarvis on 14 May 1933.

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Please contact Special Collections for detailed information regarding this collection.

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The O'Toole Family Records collection consists of six ancestral charts for the O'Toole family of Crystal, North Dakota. James K. O'Toole conducted the research from 1979 to 1983.

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This collection contains materials regarding several different members of the Pauline Bondy family. The files have been arranged alphabetically and the vast majority of the collection consists of handwritten correspondence, a fair amount of which is in Norwegian.

Scope and Contents The Pembina County Pioneer Daughters Records contain materials that describe the history of early Pembina County settlers and the development of local communities. Covering wide-ranging topics, this collection includes personal histories, eyewitness accounts, letters, community and organizational histories, and newspaper clippings. The collection is divided into three series: Series 1: Biographical Sketches of Pioneer Mothers and Fathers Series 2: Histories of Towns, Churches, and...