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Bruce Morton Garver
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Name Bruce Morton Garver Geschlecht männlich EMAIL brucemgarver@icloud.com Beruf Professor Emeritus of history at the University of Nebraska at Omaha (UNO) Referenznummer I21958 Personen-Kennung I21958 KLERC
Vater Lee William Garver, geb. 7 Nov 1904, Hamilton, Butler, Ohio, USA 
gest. 6 Dez 1985, Worthington, Franklin, Ohio, USA (Alter 81 Jahre)Beziehung natural Mutter Ruth Ernestine Morton, geb. 23 Aug 1907, Denver, Denver, Colorado, USA gest. 19 Feb 2004, Montgomery, Ohio, USA (Alter 96 Jahre)Beziehung natural Eheschließung 17 Jul 1931 Hamilton, Butler, Ohio, USA Familien-Kennung F7870 Familienblatt | Familientafel
Familie 
Karen Louise King Kinder 1. Lee Albert Garver [Vater: natural] [Mutter: natural] 2. Valerie Louise Garver [Vater: natural] [Mutter: natural] Familien-Kennung F7877 Familienblatt | Familientafel
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Bruce Morton Garver Bruce & Karen Garver at home in Omaha, Nebraska Family Garver Mindestens eine geschützte Person ist mit diesem Medium verknüpft - Details werden aus Datenschutzgründen nicht angezeigt. Garver-Lotz-Bippus Aug 1964
In Aug. 1964, relatives John Arthur Bippus, Gisela Lotz(-Schnürer), Ann Garver (Bell), Ruth Morton Garver, Bruce Garver, and Karen Garver came to Miami U. at Oxford to see cousin John Robert (Bob) McCloskey receive an honorary Doctorate of Letters.
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Notizen - Bruce Morton Garver (PhD, Yale University, 1971) is Professor Emeritus of history at the University of Nebraska at Omaha (UNO) and has published works on Czechoslovak and Austro-Hungarian history and on the history of Czech immigrants in the United States. Karen Louise King Garver (PhD in French history from UCLA, 1974), retired from UNO as an academic advisor in Continuing Studies and as an adjunct instructor of history.
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- Bruce Morton Garver (PhD, Yale University, 1971) is Professor Emeritus of history at the University of Nebraska at Omaha (UNO) and has published works on Czechoslovak and Austro-Hungarian history and on the history of Czech immigrants in the United States. Karen Louise King Garver (PhD in French history from UCLA, 1974), retired from UNO as an academic advisor in Continuing Studies and as an adjunct instructor of history.