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Floyd L. Stone of Walhalla: North Korea, Korean War
Full text linkNorth Dakota Prisoner of War Report by Floyd L. Stone (1929-1999) of Walhalla. Stone was a POW of North Korea during the Korean War.
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Floyd L. Tullis
No full textFloyd L. Tullis, son of W. Lamond and Melba Tullis, accepted a scholarship from Harvard University where he will study towards a doctorate in public and international affairs. He earned a Masters degree at Brigham Young University
Cone Six Oxidation Clay Bodies and Glazes
Full text linkA Report Presented to the Faculty of the Graduate School, University of Minnesota, Duluth; A Requirement for the Degree Master of Arts (Plan B), by Floyd L. Udenberg, June 1973.Udenberg, Floyd L. (1973). Cone Six Oxidation Clay Bodies and Glazes. Retrieved from the University Digital Conservancy, https://hdl.handle.net/11299/222627
The marriage record of Jackson, Floyd L. and Milton, Olive
No full textMarriage license for Floyd L. Jackson and Olive Milton. Thomas H. Darley was the officiant
In Loving Memory of Floyd L. Green
No full textFuneral program for Floyd L. Green, born January 5, 1921. The funeral was held April 21, 1995 at St. Philip's Episcopal Church, officiated by Rev. Dr. Milbrew Davis. The funeral arrangements were made through the Lewis Funeral Home and he was buried in Fort Sam National Cemetery near San Antonio, Texas
James Andrus autobiography (1779-1875), 1937
No full textTypewritten copy of Milo Andrus\u27 Autobiography. The copy was completed by Floyd. L. Eisenhower of the Historical Records Survey Project of the WPA at Ogden, Utah
Autobiography of John Staheli
No full textTranscript of a biographical sketch of John Staheli, whose family immigrated from Switzerland in 1862 and settled at Santa Clara, Washington County, Utah. Typed by Floyd L. Eisenhour for the Federal Writers\u27 Project, WPA, in 193
History of William Adams (1822-1894), 1934
No full textTypewritten copy of the "History of William Adams, Written by himself, January 1894." The typescript was completed March 23, 1937 by Floyd L. Eisenhower of the Historical Records Survey Project of the Works Progress Administration
Moroni Spillsbury
No full textTranscript from a 1934 interview by Louise Slack with George Moroni Spilsbury, whose family moved from Draper to Washington County and lived at Grafton and Toquerville. Also a transcript from an interview of Spilsbury by a Mrs. Brooks in 1935. Copy typed in 1939 by Floyd L. Eisenhou
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