Notes
Matches 10,401 to 10,450 of 11,727
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| 10401 | Section R Site 156 | Laauwe, Cora (I433)
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| 10402 | Section R Site 156 | DeVries, Johannes (I425)
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| 10403 | Section R Site 423 | Foster, Burton Clinton (I507)
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| 10404 | Section R Site 423 | Clemson, Sylvia V. (I1139)
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| 10405 | Section R, Lot 211, Space 5 | Bothun, Clifford Leroy (I14016)
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| 10406 | Section S, Lot 44, Site 17 | Cosimano, Frank (I3245)
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| 10407 | Section S, Lot 44, Site 17 | Houser, Dora V. (I6083)
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| 10408 | Section V, Site 1691 | Zmeico, Arthur Albert (I12864)
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| 10409 | Section V, Site 1691 | Nufer, Loretta Margaret (I9947)
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| 10410 | Section W Site 242 | Bayne, Merrill Maurice (I438)
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| 10411 | Section W, Lot 022 W | Quaid, Alice Beatrice (I9719)
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| 10412 | Section W, Lot 022 W | David, William Rhys (I9745)
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| 10413 | Section:A Plot: 456 Grave: 1 | DeTuerk, Dr. John Kutz (I4413)
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| 10414 | Section:A Plot: 456 Grave: 2 | Randolph, Georgia A. (I4414)
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| 10415 | Section:A Plot: 456 Grave: 3 | DeTuerk, Paul Robert (I6480)
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| 10416 | Section:A Plot: 456 Grave: 4 | Gomil, Viola Loretta (I6642)
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| 10417 | Section:A Plot: 456 Grave: 6 | Burian, Mary B. (I6641)
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| 10418 | Section:A Plot: 456 Grave: 7 | DeTuerk, Dr. John J. (I6479)
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| 10419 | Section:A Plot: 457 Grave: 1 | DeTuerk, James Randolph (I4412)
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| 10420 | Section:A Plot: 457 Grave: 2 | Ort, Florence Evelyn (I4409)
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| 10421 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family: Raymond Howard Hagie, Jr. / M.L. Pugh (F11648)
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| 10422 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family: R.J. Lilly, Jr. / C.A. Hale (F8515)
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| 10423 | Separated as of February 1972. | Family: Merrill Maurice Bayne / Helen DeVries (F325)
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| 10424 | Separated in March 1936. John filed for divorce “on grounds of desertion for more than one year.” | Family: John J. Hauprich / Blanche Eleanor Haizman (F9714)
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| 10425 | Served as “Wire Chief” in Italy and Austria during WWII. Designed and patented many switches for the first Mercury space capsule. | Fabisch, Warren Paul (I6391)
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| 10426 | Served as a ship’s cook in the Navy during and after WW I (12 June 1916 to 20 May 1920). | DeVries, Johannes (I425)
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| 10427 | Served as a United Methodist minister in East Tennessee, southwest Virginia, Athens, Tenn., Cleveland, Tenn., Chattanooga, and Galax, Virginia. | Smalling, Rev. James Arthur (I17708)
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| 10428 | Served as an officer in the French army. | Elfring, Frantz Henrich (I10418)
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| 10429 | Served in army during WWII. | Klie, Edward Charles (I580)
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| 10430 | Served in the Army during the Mexican border affair and World War I. Moved to St. Petersburg, Florida in 1946. | Borgersen, Sverre (I9900)
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| 10431 | Served in the Army during WWII. | Crook, Gordon C. (I5367)
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| 10432 | Served in the Berliner Garde in Prussia for 11 years. Served in the signal corps as a bugler during the Oestreich-German War in 1868, and in France in the Franco-Prussian war during 1870-71. Worked as a switchman on the railroad after leaving the military. Emigrated to America in 1887 with Emilie and three youngest children (August and Rudolph had emigrated earlier with their grandmother Susanna). Worked as a paper carrier for a short time. Unemployed after about 1888. Lived at 1632 N. Leavitt St. for 2 months prior to death. Usual residence was 5007 Bertran Ave. | Schoelzel, Ernst Wilhelm (I85)
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| 10433 | Served in the military. Tall, slender build, brown eyes, black hair. | Schoelzel, Rudolph August Wilhelm (I168)
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| 10434 | Served in the Navy in World War I. Discharged 25 February 1919. | Schroppel, Charles Edward (I180)
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| 10435 | Served in the U.S. Navy during World War I on the U.S.S. Michigan. | Conway, Francis J. (I1742)
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| 10436 | Served in the U.S. Navy. | Kimball, Ephraim (I9158)
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| 10437 | Served in the US Air Force from 1973 to 1977 (stationed in England in 1974). Well known aviation artist. Private pilot. | Wachtendonk, Edward J. Jr. (I3110)
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| 10438 | Served in the US Army during WWII (SP4). | Gravley, Hosely James (I741)
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| 10439 | Served in the US Army during WWII. He was a farmer until a hand injury, then went into insurance. 12 grandchildren and six great-grandchildren at the time of his death. | Bayne, Merrill Maurice (I438)
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| 10440 | Served on the “city committee” of Temecula, California and pushed for the name Temecula (or “Rancho California”). | Moore, Jimmy N. (I6184)
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| 10441 | Served two terms on the Appalachia town council. | Emmert, Luther Grady (I17655)
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| 10442 | Serving in the U.S. Army | Poore, Charles Benjamin (I14276)
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| 10443 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Moesch, J.C. (I769)
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| 10444 | Seven grandchildren at time of death. Member of Grove Lodge No. 824, A.F. and A.M. Scottish Rite of Free Masonry, Medinah Shrine, and Telephone Pioneers of America. Living with Grandmother Martha Petrie (née Morton) at the time of the 1920 census. | Oestmann, Albert George (I557)
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| 10445 | Seventh child of Henry and Emelie. | Rieck, Otto (I7987)
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| 10446 | Shares a gravestone with both parents, brother Henry, and grandmother Sophia Knuth. | Leutz, Herman (I4867)
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| 10447 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Lehmann, S.A. (I18491)
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| 10448 | She was the heiress of the Hüel property. | Hüel, Engel Catharina Adelheid (I292)
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| 10449 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family: J. Sheets, Jr. / C.S. Bernico (F2311)
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| 10450 | Sherman Hospital | Scharringhausen, B. Frederick (I5142)
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