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Matches 5,851 to 5,900 of 5,969
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5851 | West Suburban Hospital | Popelka, Maria (I2363)
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5852 | Westbury Cemetery | Unknown, Catherine Alleyne (I7179)
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5853 | Westbury Cemetery | Toppin, James Stanley (I7180)
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5854 | Western Salisbury Lutheran Cemetery (aka Jerusalem Western Salisbury Lutheran Church Cemetery) | Reish, Clayton William (I73)
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5855 | Western Salisbury Lutheran Cemetery (aka Jerusalem Western Salisbury Lutheran Church Cemetery) | Keen, Sarah Sabine (I2835)
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5856 | Westhampton Memorial and Cremation Park | Berry, Claude Carlisle (I6816)
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5857 | Westhampton Memorial Park | Norton, Katharine (I6815)
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5858 | Westminister Cemetery | Fetzer, Louise Katharine (I9640)
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5859 | Westminister Cemetery | Fetzer, Marie (I9643)
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5860 | Westminister Cemetery | Righter, Lindley Vale Jr (I9645)
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5861 | Westminister Cemetery | Scheetz, Laura Stella (I9650)
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5862 | Westminister Village | Zinser, Mildred M (I6457)
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5863 | Westminster Cemetery | Fetzer, William (I9641)
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5864 | Westminster Cemetery | Hankele, Lewis M (I9644)
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5865 | Westminster Cemetery | Scheetz, Bessie Irene (I9649)
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5866 | Westminster Cemetery | Palmer, Sarah A (I9661)
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5867 | Westminster Cemetery | Weston, Charles (I9666)
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5868 | Westover Memorial Park; Section 19, Lot 645, Space 2A | Malarky, Janet Marguerite (I6614)
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5869 | Wheatlands Healthcare Center | Brown, William Lee (I4915)
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5870 | When Harry died, the flag at the Vulcan Iron Works was flown at half-staff. His father was George W March, a Civil War veteran from Williamsport, PA. | March, Henry Elwood (I7040)
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5871 | When Harry died, the flag at the Vulcan Iron Works was flown at half-staff. His father was George W March, a Civil War veteran from Williamsport, PA. | March, Henry Elwood (I7040)
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5872 | When Harry died, the flag at the Vulcan Iron Works was flown at half-staff. His father was George W March, a Civil War veteran from Williamsport, PA. | March, Henry Elwood (I7040)
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5873 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Angelovic, John Patrick (I2524)
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5874 | When Johann was born, Neckarwestheim was called Kaltenwesten. It was renamed in 1884. | Obenland, Johann Jacob (I1009)
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5875 | while an inpatient at Community hospital; Age: 61 | Brandes, Harry William (I4561)
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5876 | while attending the Conference of State Bank Supervisors | Malarkey, John Edward (I7927)
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5877 | White Bird Cemetery | Ruark, Edward (I114)
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5878 | White Bird Cemetery | Shuck, Bernice Mildred (I718)
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5879 | White Chapel Memorial Gardens | Rapp, Charles H Sr (I9804)
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5880 | White Chapel Memorial Gardens; Nativity, Lot 41, Space B3 | Schmidt, Leo Francis (I5309)
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5881 | White Chapel Memorial Gardens; Nativity, Lot 41, Space B4 | Kleinegger, Anna V (I5308)
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5882 | White Chapel Memorial Gardens; Nativity, Lot 41, Space D3 | Schmidt, Henry L (I5310)
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5883 | White Chapel Memorial Gardens; Nativity, Lot 41, Space D4 | Pinaire, Norma Jean (I5311)
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5884 | White Chapel Memorial Gardens; Nativity, Lot 42, Space A3 | Kleinegger, Charles W (I5303)
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5885 | White Chapel Memorial Gardens; Nativity, Lot 42, Space A3 | Kleinegger, George H (I5305)
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5886 | White Chapel Memorial Gardens; Nativity, Lot 42, Space A4 | Suffron, Alberta (I5306)
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5887 | White Chapel Memorial Gardens; Section 9 | Owens, Warren (I5521)
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5888 | White Chapel Memorial Gardens; Section 9 | Owens, Warren (I5521)
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5889 | Wichita Eagle, The (KS) - Thursday, November 20, 2003 KINGMAN - Brown, William L., 88, retired farmer, died Nov. 18, 2003. Rosary 7 p.m. Livingston Funeral Home; service 10 a.m. Saturday, St. Patrick's Catholic Church. Survivors: wife, Mary; daughters, Carolyn Fitzmorris, Nancy Whitaker, Judy Kinsler; brother, Ed; sister, Betty Gleckler; 8 grandchildren; 6 great-grandchildren. | Brown, William Lee (I4915)
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5890 | Wildwood Cemetery; on the east side | Breidinger, William Harold Sr (I10959)
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5891 | Wiley Cemetery | Shields, Noah Vernon (I9354)
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5892 | Wiley Cemetery | McHatton, Imogene M (I9360)
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5893 | Wiley Cemetery | Daniels, Meryl Leona (I9361)
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5894 | Wiley Cemetery | McHatton, Raymond Eugene (I9362)
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5895 | Wiley Cemetery with her first husband | Carpenter, Frances (I9363)
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5896 | Willi's parents were Wilhelm and Wilhelmine Pauline Weiss Geiger. His family was from Dagersheim, but Willi was born in London, England. His parents had immigrated to England before Willi's birth, but returned to Germany during WWI. Willi had two sisters, Hedwig Emma Maria and Erna Luise. Willi was a salesman when he met Emma Obenland. She was working at a millinery store when he came in to sell items to the owner. He and Emma Emma were divorced in about 1933. Willi remarried and had other children. He later became a bookkeeper. Buried in Lutheran Cemetery in Boeblingen. Information from his children Alfred Geiger and Sigrid Geiger Penrose. Also from tree received from Alfred Geiger. | Geiger, Willhelm Friedrich (I1)
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5897 | William and Eliza adopted the son of William Harry Harter and his wife, Ruth O Dunklebarger. Ruth died of an infection due to childbirth the day after her son was born. The father died in 1935. The boy was known as "William G Keen", as evidenced by the 1930 Federal Census where he was listed with that name, as the Keen's adopted son. It's unknown if or when the boy was formally adopted and where his biological father was. | Keen, William Edwin (I1022)
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5898 | WILLIAM E. PAZDER, went to meet his Savior on Monday, May 28, 2012, surrounded by his loving family at Hope Hospice, Cape Coral. He was was born on Oct. 24, 1928. He retired as a marketing rep from Mobil Oil Corp. in 1984. After moving to Florida, he obtained his real estate license. He enjoyed golfing, traveling, making stained glass, and his favorite was cooking for his family and friends. He was a member of St. Andrew Catholic Church and the Cape Coral Moose Lodge. His joy in life was being Santa Claus to his grandchildren and great-grandchildren. He is survived by his beloved wife of 38 years, Jo; children, Linda (Keith) Bower, Donna (Tim) Webster, Mary (Jim) Webb, Susan (Roger), Steve, Bill Jr., (Bev), and Tom (Kathe); stepdaughters, Linda (Greg) Hall, Cathy (Bill) Gething and Carol (Karl) Brauer; his special grandchildren and great-grandchildren; and sister, Marie (Norman) Huck. He was preceded in death by his parents, George and Frances; and brothers, Tom and George. Funeral Mass of Christian Burial 2 p.m. Thursday, May 31, 2012, at Our Lady of Light Catholic Church, 19680 Cypress View Drive, Ft. Myers, Fla. In memory of Bill, preferred memorials may be sent to Hope Hospice or the American Heart Association. To leave a condolence to the family, please visit www.fullermetz.com The News-Sentinel Fort Wayne, IN 30 May 2012 From the files of Cecilia Ann Obenland Backhaus Joder | Pazder, William Eugene (I12042)
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5899 | William is buried in the Reformed and Luteran Cemetery, Potter Twp, Centre Co., Pennsylvania. | Shoop, William D (I421)
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5900 | William's WWI Draft Registation shows that he was self-employed as a master plumber. The family was living at 3137 Fanshaw St., Philadelphia, PA. The 1920 Federak Census lists the fammily at 230 E. Allegheny Ave. William owned his own plumbing buisness. In the 1930 Census, they are still living on Allegheny Ave.. They own the house, which is worth $9,000. Their daughter Elizabeth is 20 and living with her parents. William is buried with his wife and 2 sons at North Cedar Hill Cemetery in Philadelphia, Lot 910, Section Q, Grave 3. | Obenland, William Gottlob Frederick (I2312)
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