Nelson County ND Archives Military Records.....Semeling, Ole 
WWI 
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OLE SEMELING was the son of Mr. and Mrs. Ole Semeling. He was born in Valdres,
Norway, on June 6, 1893. His parents came to America when he was a mere boy and
settled on a farm near McVille. Private Semeling entered the service May 24, 1918
and was sent to Camp Lewis, Washington. From there he was transferred to Camp
Kearney, Calif., where he remained but a few days. On July 28, 1918 he was ordered
to Camp Upton, N. Y. He arrived in France on August 23, 1918 and took his place on
the fighting line September 23rd. Semeling took part in the Argonne Forest and Meuse
River Offensive and met death bravely on October 13, 1918 near the Aire River. He
was buried at Apremont Ardennes, France.

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Nelson County in the World War

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