Gayhart worked on farms in his younger days as far south as Rice Lake, Wisconsin and then back up to St. Paul. He worked for the U.S. Northern Pacific Railway as a cook where he met his first wife, Blanche Irene Boury, who worked as a stenographer in the office. They were married on February 2, 1916.
Gayhart served in the U.S. Army during World War I. He enlisted on April 8, 1918 and was honorably discharged on December 26, 1918. He served as a Private in the First Company.
Gayhart passed away in Pontiac, Michigan on April 22, 1942.
Gayhart worked on farms in his younger days as far south as Rice Lake, Wisconsin and then back up to St. Paul. He worked for the U.S. Northern Pacific Railway as a cook where he met his first wife, Blanche Irene Boury, who worked as a stenographer in the office. They were married on February 2, 1916.
Gayhart served in the U.S. Army during World War I. He enlisted on April 8, 1918 and was honorably discharged on December 26, 1918. He served as a Private in the First Company.
Gayhart passed away in Pontiac, Michigan on April 22, 1942.
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Inga Christina Paulsen Swenson
1873–1925
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Olaf Edwin Paulsen
1875–1876
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Paul Edwin Paulsen
1877–1950
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Olaf Engvald Paulsen
1878–1917
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Anna Helene Paulsen Bakken
1881–1905
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Julia R. Paulsen Berg
1884–1947
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Isabella Louise "Isabel" Paulsen Herseth
1886–1910
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Norman William Paulsen
1888–1965
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Elmer T. Paulsen
1893–1920
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