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Bill Ohrmann

Bill Ohrmann (Born 1919) is active/lives in Montana.  Bill Ohrmann is known for Painting and woodcarving.

Bill Ohrmann (b. January 2, 1919-)

Born on a ranch just outside of the Western Montana town of Philipsburg, on January 2, 1919, Bill  was the third of four children, and the only son, of August and Flora Ohrmann, who had moved to Montana from Owatona, Minnesota in 1912 or 13.  The Ohrmanns raised registered Angus cattle in Philipsburg, but shortly after Bill's birth, the family was forced to sell out, and they moved to the Billings, Montana area, where August was a land classifier for the Federal Land Bank.  By 1922, though, they were back in western Montana, again raising registered Angus.  They first returned to Philipsburg, then to the Ovando area where Bill spent most of his early years.  In 1934 they moved to a ranch south of Drummond, Montana, at which time Bill started high school in Drummond.

In 1938, Bill lost both his parents.  His mother died of cancer in May (Bill missed his high school graduation to attend the funeral) and his fa   ...  [Displaying 1000 of 6117 characters.]  Artist bio

Artist auction records

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