Kornelius K Tvedt was born in Norway, and went to America at a young age, like many others did at that time.
He lived in Iowa and was a farm worker.
When the first world war broke out, he was drafted and died from the Spanish flu the night before he was to be discharged. He is said to have died at Camp Dodge and is buried there.
He lived in Iowa and was a farm worker.
When the first world war broke out, he was drafted and died from the Spanish flu the night before he was to be discharged. He is said to have died at Camp Dodge and is buried there.
Kornelius K Tvedt was born in Norway, and went to America at a young age, like many others did at that time.
He lived in Iowa and was a farm worker.
When the first world war broke out, he was drafted and died from the Spanish flu the night before he was to be discharged. He is said to have died at Camp Dodge and is buried there.
He lived in Iowa and was a farm worker.
When the first world war broke out, he was drafted and died from the Spanish flu the night before he was to be discharged. He is said to have died at Camp Dodge and is buried there.
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