Ellen Hoch Anderson Oral History Interview 1982.

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Ellen Hoch Anderson Oral History Interview 1982.

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This interview was conducted with Ellen Andersen on April 1, 1982 in Poulsbo, Washington. It contains information on family background, schooling, emigration, employment, marriage, and Danish heritage. Also see A.V. (Aage) Andersen.

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von Kaas, Henriette.

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Hoch, Svend.

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Hoch, Otto.

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Hoch, Anna.

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