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George Andrew Loosle Notebook 1 Writings by George Andrew Loosle Notebook 1- Appr. 1924 (Age- 66 years) GEORGE ANDREW LOOSLE’S writings were written in English with some German words. it was written phonetically. He would write the words as they… Continue Reading →
Mission Journal of John Kasper Loosle October 1885 – April 1887 Written by himself in first person Transcribed into standard English sentences By Janet Buttars Folster, great granddaughter I left Clarkston, Utah on October 12, 1885 to go on… Continue Reading →
Mission Journal of John Kasper Loosle Short Version October 1885 – April 1887 Written by himself in first person Shortened and transcribed into standard English sentences By Janet Buttars Folster, great granddaughter I left Clarkston, Utah on October 12,… Continue Reading →
John and Jonetta Dahle- Persecution in Norway Persecution Of Members Of The Church Of Jesus Christ Of Latter-Day Saints In Norway In The 1850’s. John Hansen Dahle (1837-1921) and Jonetta Berntine Ingerman Dahle (1846-1929) John Hansen Dahle was the fifth… Continue Reading →
Dahles And Mining By Darrell K. Loosle- 9-1-21 This document focuses on the children and some of the grandchildren of John and Janetta Dahle, Johannes and Martha Dahle, Johannes and Johanna Dahle, and Hilliard (Helge) and Gertrude Dahle. It will… Continue Reading →
Archive of Family History Records by Darrell K. Loosle Archive Updated November 4, 2021 Family Histories and other information included in this archive were collected and compiled by Darrell K. Loosle, xxxx xxxxx, Meridian, Idaho 83642, Phone No. xxx-xxx-xxxx, E-Mail:… Continue Reading →
80 Family Histories in Family Tree Memories January 1, 2022 Dear Family and Relatives, In 2012 The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints, implemented “Family Search and Family Tree.” This advanced technology includes a section called “Memories,” and encourages… Continue Reading →
John (Jack) Kasper Loosli and Reha Johnson Loosli Submitted by Ellen Loosli Farnsworth (Daughter) Home was a house Mom and Dad designed and had built just out of graduate school. After Dad was at Cornell two years, as a… Continue Reading →
Veda Ann Barson Loosle Submitted by Lyle B Barson (Nephew) When they lived in Great Grandfathers home, the white brick one, I was quite a small fry. Anyway, Dixie was about the same age as I was, to I went… Continue Reading →
Norman Deverl Loosle Submitted by Lyle B. Barson (Nephew) I used to have conversations with Uncle Norman. I was an early riser, and in the summer-time many mornings I would get up before the rest of the family and walk… Continue Reading →