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August Thomas 'Gus' Ohlendick

Birth8-19-1885 - Trinidad, Humbolt, CA, USA
Death05/31/1970 - Arcata, Kern County, California
MotherMary Emily Carr
FatherGeorge Ernest Ohlendick

Born in Trinidad, Humbolt, CA, USA on 8-19-1885 to George Ernest Ohlendick and Mary Emily Carr. August Thomas 'Gus' Ohlendick married Jennie Garfield Tatman and had 3 children. He passed away on 05/31/1970 in Arcata, Kern County, California.

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George Ernest Ohlendick
1854 - 1932
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Mary Emily Carr
1863 - 1912
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Jennie Garfield Tatman
1880 - 1958
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Elva Louise Hurley-sullins-jacobs-ohlendick
1896 - 1973
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Lucretia Alpharetta Ohlendick
1913 - 2005
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Catherine Mary Ohlendick
1911 - 1995
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Geneva Augusta Ohlendick
1920 - 2006

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