Oscar served as a Private in Truck Company "B", Army Artillery Park, First U.S. Army from 1917 to 1919. He spent much of his overseas service in 1918 driving artillery shells to guns on or near the front lines. He is shown in the photo with his brother Grover at Fort Snelling, Minnesota in 1917. He and Grover later worked together when Grover owned and/or operated several bus companies, including the All-American Bus Lines.
He married Karin Johnson in Sioux City, Iowa on 18 December 1919. They had no children.
Oscar served as a Private in Truck Company "B", Army Artillery Park, First U.S. Army from 1917 to 1919. He spent much of his overseas service in 1918 driving artillery shells to guns on or near the front lines. He is shown in the photo with his brother Grover at Fort Snelling, Minnesota in 1917. He and Grover later worked together when Grover owned and/or operated several bus companies, including the All-American Bus Lines.
He married Karin Johnson in Sioux City, Iowa on 18 December 1919. They had no children.
Family Members
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Anna Sophia Jacobsen
1875–1883
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Meta K Jacobsen
1876–1911
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Caroline Julianne "Carrie" Jacobsen Gosch
1879–1953
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John C Jacobsen
1880–1933
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Carl Christian "Charles" Jacobsen
1883–1948
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Louis (Ludwig) "Lou" Jacobsen
1885–1951
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Arthur Sidney Jacobsen
1887–1945
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Albert Claus Jacobsen
1889–1985
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August Henry Jacobsen
1892–1959
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Grover Cleveland Jacobsen
1894–1950
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Erna Mathilda Jacobsen
1898–1907
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