Lt. Adolph Richard Frandsen[1]
1916 - 1944 (27 years)
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Name Adolph Richard Frandsen [2, 3] Prefix Lt. Born 10 Feb 1916 Chicago, Cook County, Illinois, USA 
[2, 4, 5, 6, 7] - 4355 N. Potomac Avenue
Gender Male Also Known As Bud, Richard A., Richard Adolph [1, 7] Census 1920 Chicago, Cook County, Illinois, USA [5] Census 1930 Chicago, Cook County, Illinois, USA [4] - 5931 Newburg Avenue
Residence 1935 Chicago, Cook County, Illinois, USA [6] Census 1940 Chicago, Cook County, Illinois, USA [6] - 6045 Seminole Avenue
Residence Oct 1940 Chicago, Cook County, Illinois, USA [7] - 6045 West Seminole Avenue
Occupation Office clerk, electrical utility [6] Research Notes Birth certificate lists name as Adolph Richard. This is reflected in the 1920 census. He later went by the name “Richard A.” Perhaps he switched his first and middle names in reaction to the rise of Hitler? [2, 5] Died 1944 Borneo [8] Person ID I512 Mohr-Whalen Last Modified 9 May 2020
Father Adolph Julius Frandsen
b. 15 Dec 1888, Chicago, Cook County, Illinois, USA
d. 27 Jun 1953, St. Petersburg, Pinellas County, Florida, USA (Age 64 years) Mother Ruth Borgersen
b. 10 Apr 1892, Illinois, USA
d. 29 Nov 1975, St. Petersburg, Pinellas County, Florida, USA (Age 83 years) Family ID F379 Group Sheet | Family Chart
Family Rosemary T. _____
b. 18 Feb 1915, Berwyn, Cook County, Illinois, USA
d. 1 Jul 1998, Orlando, Orange County, Florida, USA (Age 83 years) Last Modified 20 Mar 2022 Family ID F382 Group Sheet | Family Chart
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Born - 10 Feb 1916 - Chicago, Cook County, Illinois, USA Census - 1920 - Chicago, Cook County, Illinois, USA Census - 1930 - Chicago, Cook County, Illinois, USA Residence - 1935 - Chicago, Cook County, Illinois, USA Census - 1940 - Chicago, Cook County, Illinois, USA Residence - Oct 1940 - Chicago, Cook County, Illinois, USA 
Died - 1944 - Borneo Pin Legend 
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Notes - Second Lieutenant, 13th Air Force, 307th bomb squadron. Missing in action over Borneo, 3 Oct 1944. Officially presumed dead by the war department 15 March 1946. Monument located at Fort William McKinley, Manila, The Philippines.
Lived at 534 Addison St. before war. WWII Draft Card lists an undated second address: Forest Lake, Prairie View Post Office, Lake County, Illinois. [7, 8, 9, 10]
- Second Lieutenant, 13th Air Force, 307th bomb squadron. Missing in action over Borneo, 3 Oct 1944. Officially presumed dead by the war department 15 March 1946. Monument located at Fort William McKinley, Manila, The Philippines.
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Sources - [S9] Research notes of Wendell C. Mohr.
- [S930] Birth Certificate of Adolph Richard Frandsen.
- [S5627] Obituary of Adolph J. Frandsen.
- [S105] 1930 US Census - Household of Adolph Frandsen.
- [S412] 1920 US Census - Household of Adolph Frandsen.
- [S2428] 1940 US Census - Household of Richard Frandsen.
- [S6523] WWII Draft Registration Card of Richard Adolph Frandsen, Ancestry.com (National Archives & Records Administration).
- [S251] Obituary of Lt. Richard A. Frandsen.
- [S44] Letter to Henry Frandsen, Clifford Mohr.
- [S415] World War II and Korean Conflict Veterans Interred Overseas, Ancestry.com (National Archives and Records Administration).
- [S9] Research notes of Wendell C. Mohr.