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Index of Individuals
.Brennan, James J
Abbott, Rachel
(d. date unknown)
(d. April 04, 2000)
Alden, David
(b. Abt. 1646, d. date unknown)
Alden, Elizabeth
(b. Abt. 1624, d. date unknown)
Alden, John
(b. Abt. 1598, d. September 12, 1687)
Alden, John
(b. Abt. 1626, d. date unknown)
Alden, Jonathan
(b. Abt. 1632, d. date unknown)
Alden, Joseph
(b. Abt. 1627, d. date unknown)
Alden, Mary
(d. date unknown)
Alden, Pricilla
(d. date unknown)
Alden, Rebecca
(b. Abt. 1648, d. date unknown)
Alden, Ruth
(b. Abt. 1643, d. date unknown)
Alden, Sarah
(b. Abt. 1629, d. August 12, 1674)
Altenburg, Ephriam Francher
(b. March 10, 1855, d. March 08, 1935)
Altenburg, George
(d. date unknown)
Ames, Elizabeth
(b. December 09, 1697, d. January 18, 1742/43)
Ames, John
(d. date unknown)
(d. date unknown)
Ann, Margaret
(b. 1821, d. date unknown)
Antwine, Verlie M
(d. date unknown)
Aspinwall, Leo
Atwood, Nellie Ann
(d. date unknown)
Augeizky, Karl
(d. date unknown)
Augeizky, Maria Anna
(d. December 21, 1881)
Autrey, Elizabeth (Hester)
(b. September 18, 1886, d. July 15, 1968)
Balcom, Jack Mortimer
Balcom, Mortimer
(d. date unknown)
Balcom, Robert Earl
(d. date unknown)
Barker, Mary
(d. date unknown)
Barnes, Faye Hope
Barnes, James Harrison
(d. date unknown)
Barnett, Cliffton Leon
Barnett, Cliffton Tanner
Barnett, Eleanor
(b. February 14, 1848, d. January 31, 1905)
Barnett, Jessica Chase
Barrett, Jessica Chase
Barron, David
(d. date unknown)
Bassett, Abigail
(b. September 12, 1765, d. date unknown)
Bassett, Amanda
(b. 1793, d. date unknown)
Bassett, Betsey
(b. 1797, d. date unknown)
Bassett, Caleb
(b. November 11, 1757, d. date unknown)
Bassett, Charles
(b. March 10, 1820, d. date unknown)
Bassett, Cushman
(b. 1779, d. date unknown)
Bassett, David
(b. 1783, d. date unknown)
Bassett, Dorothy
(b. April 24, 1726, d. date unknown)
Bassett, Elizabeth
(b. 1674, d. date unknown)
Bassett, Elnathan
(b. 1672, d. date unknown)
Bassett, Emely
(b. 1799, d. date unknown)
Bassett, Freelove
(b. 1801, d. date unknown)
Bassett, Hannah
(b. June 05, 1771, d. date unknown)
Bassett, Joseph
(b. 1635, d. 1712)
Bassett, Joseph
(b. 1664, d. date unknown)
Bassett, Joseph
(b. February 15, 1695/96, d. April 04, 1741)
Bassett, Joseph
(b. March 02, 1730/31, d. May 06, 1803)
Bassett, Joseph
(b. January 05, 1769, d. date unknown)
Bassett, Lydia
(b. 1671, d. date unknown)
Bassett, Mary
(b. 1659, d. date unknown)
Bassett, Naomi
(b. 1803, d. April 15, 1832)
Bassett, Nathan
(b. September 05, 1702, d. date unknown)
Bassett, Nathaniel
(b. September 12, 1763, d. April 23, 1853)
Bassett, Phebe
(b. August 19, 1759, d. date unknown)
Bassett, Phebe
(b. 1805, d. date unknown)
Bassett, Ruth
(b. 1671, d. date unknown)
Bassett, Ruth
(b. May 14, 1700, d. date unknown)
Bassett, Sarah
(b. June 10, 1734, d. date unknown)
Bassett, Sarah
(b. April 07, 1798, d. February 27, 1886)
Bassett, Thomas
(b. May 03, 1794, d. date unknown)
Bassett, William
(d. date unknown)
Bassett, William
(b. 1667, d. 1734)
Bassett, William
(b. March 11, 1693/94, d. date unknown)
Beadle, Ardis
(b. September 05, 1903, d. date unknown)
Beadle, Helen Grace
(b. November 24, 1908, d. March 07, 1909)
Beadle, Marvin D
(b. August 28, 1875, d. date unknown)
Beadle, Raymond Glenn
(b. May 31, 1901, d. date unknown)
Bear, Roy E
Bennett, Mary
(d. date unknown)
Berger, Elisabeth
Berger, Leopold
Bernhart, Maria Anna
(b. June 28, 1912, d. May 03, 1986)
Berry, Pauline Elizabeth
Blissett, Regina
Bodie, Adam
Bodie, Claude
(d. date unknown)
Bodie, David
Bodie, David Scott
Bodie, David W.
Bodie, Eunice
(d. date unknown)
Bodie, James N.
(b. March 30, 1965, d. October 26, 1987)
Bodie, John
(d. date unknown)
Bodie, John
(b. Aft. 1710, d. Aft. 1772)
Bodie, John
(b. Abt. 1750, d. date unknown)
Bodie, John Mark
(b. April 02, 1848, d. November 30, 1924)
Bodie, John Mitchell
(b. 1803, d. 1880)
Bodie, Judy
Bodie, Leila
(d. date unknown)
Bodie, Lloyd T
(d. date unknown)
Bodie, Nettie
(d. date unknown)
Bodie, Nicie
(d. date unknown)
Bodie, Patricia A.
Bodie, Rosie
(d. date unknown)
Bodie, Watson D
(b. June 08, 1868, d. date unknown)
Bodie, Will
(d. date unknown)
Bodie, William
(b. Abt. 1710, d. date unknown)
Boercz, Daniel
Boercz, Joseph
(d. 1981)
Boercz, Joseph
(b. 1967, d. November 1995)
Boercz, Reka
Boercz, Zsofia
Bramlett, Duane
Bramlett, Randall
Bramlett, Stephanie
Bramlett, Stephen
Breakey, Michael David
Breakey, Michael George
(b. February 20, 1964, d. date unknown)
Breakey, Robert Brice
Brennan, James J.
Bright, Benjamin Franklin
(b. August 04, 1886, d. date unknown)
Bright, Charles"Buren"
(b. December 06, 1891, d. date unknown)
Bright, Elizabeth
(b. 1824, d. date unknown)
Bright, Ellenor
(b. 1830, d. date unknown)
Bright, Gloria Virginia
Bright, Herbert
Bright, Isaiah
(b. 1800, d. date unknown)
Bright, Isaiah
(b. March 08, 1836, d. October 23, 1907)
Bright, James
(b. 1835, d. date unknown)
Bright, Jane
(b. 1847, d. date unknown)
Bright, John David
(b. October 01, 1880, d. date unknown)
Bright, Josie
(d. date unknown)
Bright, Lougenia
(b. September 14, 1872, d. date unknown)
Bright, Mary E
(b. 1845, d. date unknown)
Bright, Nancy
(b. 1842, d. date unknown)
Bright, Robert Guy, Jr.
Bright, Robert Guy, Sr.
(b. October 12, 1881, d. February 02, 1975)
Bright, Robert James
Bright, Sarah J
(b. 1835, d. date unknown)
Bright, William N
(b. 1828, d. date unknown)
Brown, Johannah
(d. date unknown)
Bruney, Alota Lorraine
(b. January 19, 1922, d. December 12, 2000)
Bruney, Leonard
(d. 1965)
Buehre, Anna Katherina Dorothea
(b. October 04, 1857, d. date unknown)
Buehre, Conrad
(b. 1862, d. date unknown)
Buehre, Henry Christopher
(b. May 19, 1832, d. 1906)
Buehre, Henry John
(d. date unknown)
Buehre, John Henry
(b. February 23, 1854, d. date unknown)
Buehre, Maria Angelina Carolina Wilhelmina
(b. February 06, 1856, d. date unknown)
Buehre, Nicholas A
(b. April 13, 1859, d. date unknown)
Buehre, Sophia Fredericka Dorothea
(b. December 08, 1866, d. date unknown)
Butcher, Gloria Jean
Butcher, Headly
C.C.Karg, Henry
(b. February 03, 1855, d. December 21, 1920)
C.Schmidt, Wilhelmine
Carpenter, Kristal Delyn
Castilow, Robert (Bob)
Catharina, Maria
(d. date unknown)
Cheatwood, John Harold
(b. September 15, 1911, d. date unknown)
Cheatwood, John Neill
Cheatwood, Laura Lynn
Cheatwood, Sarah Ruth
Chichester, Ebenezer
(d. date unknown)
Childers, Junie Lillon
(b. June 02, 1896, d. March 09, 1971)
Clark, Elizabeth
(d. Abt. 1890)
Clark, Mary S
(b. November 28, 1838, d. date unknown)
Coles, Robert
(d. date unknown)
(d. date unknown)
Conklin, Josephine
(d. September 1928)
Conners, Florence M
(d. date unknown)
Cook, Anna
(b. June 05, 1722, d. date unknown)
Cook, Jane
(d. date unknown)
Cooley, Hortence
(b. May 16, 1854, d. January 19, 1933)
Coombs, Mary
(d. date unknown)
Cox, Ambrose
(b. September 23, 1819, d. date unknown)
Cox, Darius
(b. September 03, 1809, d. date unknown)
Cox, David
Cox, Freelove
(b. 1799, d. October 27, 1873)
Cox, Harrison
(b. December 25, 1813, d. date unknown)
Cox, Ira
(b. January 24, 1822, d. date unknown)
Cox, Issac
(b. September 17, 1785, d. November 19, 1846)
Cox, Jane B
(b. August 07, 1829, d. date unknown)
Cox, Martha
(b. June 23, 1824, d. date unknown)
Cox, Mary
(b. December 19, 1790, d. May 22, 1878)
Cox, Mary M
(b. October 02, 1826, d. date unknown)
Cox, Melissa
(b. July 30, 1834, d. date unknown)
Cox, Phebe
(b. February 12, 1817, d. date unknown)
Cox, Samuel
(d. date unknown)
Crux, Dorothy
(d. date unknown)
Crux, Unknown
(d. date unknown)
Csernanszky, Anna
(d. date unknown)
Curry, Naomie
Cushman, Abigail
(b. November 22, 1727, d. date unknown)
Cushman, Abner
(d. date unknown)
Cushman, Benjamin
(b. March 01, 1690/91, d. October 17, 1770)
Cushman, Benjamin
(b. May 25, 1722, d. date unknown)
Cushman, Caleb
(b. May 15, 1715, d. date unknown)
Cushman, Hannah
(b. Abt. 1735, d. date unknown)
Cushman, Huldah
(b. Abt. 1739, d. date unknown)
Cushman, Jabez
(b. August 11, 1713, d. Bef. June 15, 1796)
Cushman, Jabez II
(b. July 09, 1756, d. date unknown)
Cushman, Jerusha
(b. December 07, 1719, d. date unknown)
Cushman, Milly
(b. Abt. 1744, d. date unknown)
Cushman, Phebe
(b. 1737, d. February 25, 1796)
Cushman, Samuel
(b. April 06, 1742, d. date unknown)
Cushman, Sarah
(b. September 29, 1725, d. date unknown)
Cushman, Sarah
(b. Abt. 1746, d. date unknown)
Cushman, Solomon
(b. September 09, 1717, d. date unknown)
Cushman, Thomas
(b. October 11, 1730, d. date unknown)
Cushman, Thomas II
(d. date unknown)
Cushman, Zebedee
(b. February 17, 1738/39, d. date unknown)
Czurda, Brigitta
Czurda, Erhard
Czurda, Stefan
Davis, Ackley R.
(b. July 29, 1874, d. date unknown)
Davis, Anna
(b. 1852, d. 1935)
Davis, Anna Eliza
(b. September 01, 1791, d. August 13, 1870)
Davis, Delvorice
Davis, Gladys
(b. August 02, 1896, d. date unknown)
Davis, Lee
(b. May 05, 1903, d. date unknown)
Davis, Lloyd
(b. May 11, 1894, d. date unknown)
Davis, May Dell
Davis, Patsy Lee
Davis, Rex Davis
Davis, Rosie
(b. August 02, 1895, d. September 23, 1895)
Davis, Samuel
(d. date unknown)
Davis, Walter
(b. September 10, 1899, d. date unknown)
De Winter
De Winter, Dennis
De Winter, Garrett William
De Winter, Kyle Joseph
(d. date unknown)
Delong, Alvin Richard
(b. August 12, 1911, d. 1970)
Delong, Doris Karzina
Delong, Fannie Garnet
Delong, Fred
Delong, Jess
Delong, John Charles
(b. February 1835, d. July 11, 1882)
Delong, John S
(b. January 23, 1876, d. November 04, 1949)
Delong, Joseph
(b. Bet. 1813 - 1814, d. date unknown)
Delong, Jud
Delong, Justus Louis
(b. October 04, 1879, d. date unknown)
Delong, Lewie
Delong, Martha Ann
(b. February 28, 1872, d. December 01, 1946)
Delong, Mary Lillian
Delong, Neal John C
(b. September 05, 1903, d. date unknown)
Delong, Ralph Wade
(b. February 01, 1907, d. date unknown)
Delong, Ray
DelongJr, Alvin Richard
DelongJr, Eddie
DelongJr, Justus Louis
(b. August 04, 1902, d. date unknown)
Den Upton
Den Upton
Detlefsen, Christine Maria
(b. March 19, 1862, d. December 21, 1949)
detlefsen, henning
(b. Abt. 1750, d. date unknown)
Detlefsen, Henning Asmus
(b. June 26, 1833, d. November 07, 1911)
detlefsen, j
(d. date unknown)
Detlefsen, Maria Christine
(b. March 19, 1862, d. September 05, 1953)
Dinghofer, Barbara
(d. date unknown)
Dinghofer, Jakob
(d. date unknown)
(d. date unknown)
Doss, Anna Magarethe
(b. March 09, 1829, d. July 28, 1906)
Doss, Geneva A
Doty, Desire
(b. 1645, d. January 22, 1730/31)
Doty, Mary ( Polly)
(b. October 15, 1790, d. December 06, 1872)
Drayton, Cornelius
(d. date unknown)
Dubose, Debora Ann
Dunn, Biilie June
Dunn, Cletis Chester
Eaton, Benjamin
(d. date unknown)
Eaton, Sarah
(b. October 20, 1695, d. February 19, 1734/35)
(d. date unknown)
Embree, Ruth
(d. date unknown)
(d. date unknown)
Evans, Allen Ray
Evans, Harry Lee
Evans, Leroy
Evans, Phillip Sherman
Evans, William Newt
(d. date unknown)
Fairchild, Sarah
(d. date unknown)
Fleming, John Henry
(d. date unknown)
Fleming, Violet Ellen
(b. December 19, 1898, d. March 19, 1971)
Fricke, Ann Eliza
(d. date unknown)
Fricke, Fred D
(d. date unknown)
Fricke, George A
(d. date unknown)
Fricke, John
(d. date unknown)
Fricke, John Shadbolt
(d. date unknown)
Fricke, Mary
(d. date unknown)
Frost, Anna
(d. date unknown)
Frost, Anna
(d. date unknown)
Frost, Isaac
(b. June 03, 1717, d. date unknown)
Fuchs, Erich
Fuchs, Rolf
Fuchs, Ulricke
Fuller, Abigale Titus
(d. date unknown)
Fulton, Lealor
(b. July 06, 1894, d. June 03, 1984)
G., Nettie
(d. date unknown)
Gagli, Justine
(d. date unknown)
Gaussiran, Harold Lloyd
(b. July 12, 1924, d. October 04, 1999)
Gaussiran, Karen Avis
Gaussiran, Rene
(d. date unknown)
Goenc, Rita
Gray, Faye
Greenwood, Grace E
(b. June 22, 1875, d. date unknown)
Gruber, Stephanie
Gunning, William
(b. 1852, d. date unknown)
Haidvogel, Antonia
(d. date unknown)
Haidvogel, Astrid
Haidvogel, Daniel
Haidvogel, Elisabeth Maria
Haidvogel, Gertrude Helene Anna
Haidvogel, Karl Johannes
Haidvogel, Karl Josef
(b. June 29, 1926, d. October 13, 2003)
Haidvogel, Paul Martin
(b. February 05, 1960, d. July 20, 2000)
Haidvogel, Peter Andreas
Hall, Elizabeth
(b. 1793, d. July 30, 1851)
(d. date unknown)
Halleck, Isaac
(d. date unknown)
Halleck, Mary
(d. date unknown)
(d. date unknown)
(d. date unknown)
Hansen, Christine
(b. January 09, 1828, d. February 07, 1915)
Hansen, Hans
(b. 1772, d. date unknown)
HANSEN, Hans
(b. 1801, d. date unknown)
HANSEN, Margaretha Dorothea
(b. 1799, d. date unknown)
Harcourt, Mary
(d. date unknown)
Harcourt, Richard
(d. date unknown)
Harper, Willie
(d. date unknown)
(d. date unknown)
Harrington, Mary Lou
Harton, Charlie
(d. date unknown)
Harton, Dale Charles
Harton, George Andrew
Harton, Kenneth Ray
Harton, Vivian Irene
Harvey, Margaret
(b. 1780, d. February 21, 1841)
Harvey, Mary
(b. 1773, d. date unknown)
Harvey, Ruth
(b. 1770, d. date unknown)
Harvey, Sarah
(b. June 18, 1776, d. date unknown)
Harvey, Thomas
(b. 1750, d. 1791)
Harvey, Thomas
(b. 1781, d. date unknown)
Hauer, Marie Anna
(b. April 19, 1829, d. 1861)
Hauer, Michael
(d. date unknown)
Haus(House), Hans -Jost
(d. date unknown)
Haus, Elizabeth
(b. June 12, 1769, d. date unknown)
Hawkins, Frances Ann
(b. January 31, 1852, d. March 11, 1926)
Heim, Allen Ray
Heim, Anna Wagner
(b. Abt. 1861, d. date unknown)
Heim, Baby
Heim, Bertha Katherine
(b. September 02, 1885, d. January 27, 1971)
Heim, Betty Jean
Heim, Catherina Wagner
(b. Abt. 1864, d. date unknown)
Heim, Clara
(b. March 31, 1886, d. date unknown)
Heim, Claus
(b. 1823, d. January 09, 1896)
Heim, David Carl
Heim, Doris Nan
Heim, Ervin Ray
Heim, Fred Henry
(b. August 28, 1889, d. July 30, 1961)
Heim, Herman Heinrich( Wagner)
(b. May 10, 1860, d. November 02, 1944)
Heim, Jane Elizabeth
Heim, Janna Elizabeth
Heim, Jason Carl
Heim, Jerry Lynn
Heim, Johann Wilhelm Wagner
(b. July 1866, d. date unknown)
Heim, Kimberly Louann
Heim, Loyd Ervin
Heim, Mary
(d. date unknown)
Heim, Raymond John
Heim, Ryann Elizabeth
Heim, Shellie Rene
Heim, William John
(b. October 15, 1887, d. September 05, 1971)
Hemphill, Blanche
(b. March 23, 1898, d. date unknown)
Hendricks, Melittie Magnolia
(d. date unknown)
Hill, Prudence
(d. date unknown)
Hilliard, Elizabeth
(d. date unknown)
Hindel, Appolonia
(d. date unknown)
Hinterkirchner, Alois
(b. 1795, d. June 20, 1839)
Hinterkirchner, and other
(d. date unknown)
Hinterkirchner, Anton Ferdinand Alois
(b. June 02, 1827, d. February 05, 1870)
Hinterkirchner, Brother
(b. 1854, d. date unknown)
Hinterkirchner, Karl
(b. 1847, d. date unknown)
Hinterkirchner, Leopoldine
(b. 1827, d. date unknown)
Hinterkirchner, Maria Aloisia
(b. April 1857, d. October 1931)
Hinterkirchner, Theresia
(b. 1824, d. March 06, 1906)
Hirsch, Anton
Hirsch, Gregor
Hirsch, Martin Josef
Hodge, Kristi M
(d. date unknown)
Hoerman, Martha
Hofmeister, Albine
Hofmeister, Constantin Josef
(b. May 17, 1891, d. May 05, 1949)
Hofmeister, Emilie
(d. date unknown)
Hofmeister, Erika Maria
Hofmeister, Franz
Hofmeister, Guenther Eberhart Willhelm
Hofmeister, Herta
Hofmeister, Jennifer Leigh
Hofmeister, Johannes Christianus
(b. November 08, 1818, d. date unknown)
Hofmeister, Johannes Franciscus
(b. 1798, d. date unknown)
Hofmeister, Josephine
(d. date unknown)
Hofmeister, Konstantin Guenther
Hofmeister, Konstantin Josef
(b. March 19, 1856, d. May 21, 1928)
Hofmeister, Konstantin Joseph
(b. September 17, 1927, d. December 03, 1996)
Hofmeister, Kristin Maria
Hofmeister, Maria Magdalena
Hofmeister, Michael Konstantin Adolphe Alex.
Hofmeister, Richard
(d. date unknown)
Hofmeister, Rudolf
(d. date unknown)
Hofmeister, Rudolf
Hofmeister, Waldtraute Maria Anna
Holleman, D.
Holmes, Israel
(d. date unknown)
Hostutler, Adam
(b. August 28, 1914, d. January 12, 1996)
Hostutler, Martha
Hostutler, Ruth
Hostutler, William James
(b. March 12, 1871, d. May 05, 1929)
(b. 1902, d. date unknown)
Jaeger, Christine Margaretha
(b. 1772, d. date unknown)
Jaeger, Dorothea Eliesabeth
(b. 1777, d. date unknown)
(d. date unknown)
Jessen, Margareha Dorothea
(b. Abt. 1748, d. date unknown)
Jones, Beulah
(b. February 28, 1904, d. July 1981)
Jones, Rachel
(b. 1754, d. February 10, 1802)
Jordan, Mike
Jr, Leslie Wade Maybin
Jr, Wilbur Davis Thonpson
Jucker(Youker), Jacob
(b. October 26, 1757, d. date unknown)
Jucker(Youker), James
(b. 1762, d. date unknown)
Jucker(Youker), Johann George
(b. February 16, 1759, d. date unknown)
Jucker(Youker), Johannes
(b. 1754, d. date unknown)
Jucker(Youker), Rudolph
(d. date unknown)
Jucker(Youker), Rudolph Jr
(d. date unknown)
Jucker(Youker), Zusanna
(b. June 06, 1756, d. date unknown)
Jung(Young), Elizabetha
(b. 1747, d. April 13, 1813)
Jung(Young), Johann Adam
(b. May 17, 1717, d. date unknown)
Jung(Young), Theobald
(d. date unknown)
Karg, Anna Elnore
(b. September 01, 1887, d. June 10, 1944)
Karg, Minnie
(d. date unknown)
Keith, Daniel
(b. 1725, d. date unknown)
Keith, John
(d. date unknown)
Keith, Naomi
(b. 1754, d. June 06, 1837)
Key, Bobby Ray
Key, Kimberly Lynn
Key, Stephanie Rae
Keyzer, Lydia
(d. date unknown)
Kiraly, Beata
Kiraly, Cornelia
Kiraly, Cornelia (Nelly)
(b. 1943, d. 1943)
Kiraly, Csaba
Kiraly, Endre
Kiraly, Endre
Kiraly, Erika Eva
Kiraly, Istvan
(b. December 02, 1916, d. February 13, 1977)
Kiraly, Istvan Szabolzs
Kiraly, Jozsef
(d. date unknown)
Kiraly, Klara
Kiraly, Peter
Kiraly, Zsuzsanna
Knack, Johann C
Kosek, Raynold
Kovacs, Julia
(d. date unknown)
Kuzsner, Clara
Kuzsner, Gyula
Lands, Grover Harold Aka Pete
Lands, John Floyd
(d. date unknown)
Lands, Sherre Patrice
Lands, Sondra Leigh
Lapham, Mary
(b. 1641, d. 1676)
Lawrence, Jacob
(b. 1795, d. date unknown)
Lawrence, Joel
(b. 1791, d. date unknown)
Lawrence, Joel
(b. 1808, d. date unknown)
Lawrence, John
(d. date unknown)
Lawrence, John
(b. 1791, d. date unknown)
Lawrence, Mary
(b. 1788, d. date unknown)
Lawrence, Mary
(b. 1801, d. date unknown)
Lawrence, Obediah
(b. 1796, d. date unknown)
Lawrence, Obidiah
(d. date unknown)
Lawrence, Peter
(b. 1802, d. date unknown)
Lawrence, Phebe
(b. 1806, d. date unknown)
Lawrence, Richard
(b. 1783, d. date unknown)
Lawrence, Sally
(b. 1787, d. date unknown)
Lawrence, Thomas
(b. 1793, d. date unknown)
Lawrence, William
(b. March 27, 1761, d. March 27, 1851)
Lee, Alvin Jacob
(d. date unknown)
Leigh, Courtney
Lender, Katherina
(d. date unknown)
Lilly, Marion
Lippert, Gerhard
Lippert, Karl
Lippert, Karl-Heinz
Lippert, Wilfried
Ludlam, Deborah
(b. 1720, d. date unknown)
Lueberg, Anna Dorothea
(d. date unknown)
M.Badeen, Stella
Mac Davis
Mac Davis
(b. September 27, 1906, d. date unknown)
Mac Prestredge
Mac Prestredge, Naomi
Mahlmann, Eleanor
Mainzer, Karl
(d. date unknown)
Malone, Annie
(b. May 05, 1904, d. date unknown)
Malone, Ella
(b. 1873, d. date unknown)
Malone, George Washinghton
(b. October 13, 1871, d. February 24, 1931)
Malone, Grady
Malone, Jessie J
Malone, Jetty
Malone, John
(b. 1845, d. date unknown)
Malone, John
(b. 1868, d. date unknown)
Malone, Oree
Malone, Pearl
(b. March 02, 1907, d. November 06, 1965)
Malone, Roy E
Malone, Thelma L
Malone, Viny
(b. 1875, d. date unknown)
Malone, William
(b. 1865, d. date unknown)
Malone, Wyly
(b. 1869, d. date unknown)
Mame, Mary Ann Delong aka
(b. January 21, 1871, d. July 10, 1953)
Martin, John
(b. 1844, d. 1924)
Martin, Mrs
(b. Abt. 1821, d. date unknown)
Martin, Sarah Viola
(b. April 16, 1872, d. October 13, 1954)
Martin, William
(b. 1804, d. date unknown)
Martinez, Jamie Nellie
Masters, Michelle Denise
(b. July 05, 1963, d. February 01, 1987)
Mc Gee
Mc Gee, Gertrude
(d. date unknown)
McCarthy, Cecilia Mary
McCarthy, Donald Henry
McCarthy, Henry William
McCarthy, Nigella
McCarthy, Roy Walter
McCarthy, Verna Wave
McCarthy, Warren Glenn
McCarthy, William
(b. October 15, 1880, d. date unknown)
McCarty, Almarine
(b. December 17, 1845, d. October 24, 1915)
McDonald, Isabella
(b. 1840, d. date unknown)
McDonald, John W
(b. 1817, d. date unknown)
Meares, Mary Dell
Milliman, Cerlina
(b. September 08, 1828, d. May 19, 1892)
Milller, Susan
(d. date unknown)
Mitchell, Elizabeth
(d. date unknown)
Mitchell, Sallie
(d. date unknown)
Mix, Clark
(d. date unknown)
Mix, Roy
(d. date unknown)
Mix, Ruth
(d. date unknown)
Moody, Carolyn L
Moody, Carolyn Lee
Morby, Daphne Sue
Moreau, Brett
Moreau, Britt Dewayne
Moreau, Clayton Wayne
Moreau, Jessica Lauren
Morgan, Brenna Elyse
Morgan, Jamea Joseph
Morgan, Kyle Francis
Mudery, Andrew John
Muehlsteff, Josef
(d. date unknown)
Muehlsteff, Renate Maria
Mullins, Pricilla
(b. Abt. 1602, d. Aft. 1650)
Mullins?, Barbara
(d. date unknown)
Murphy, Allie Mae
(d. date unknown)
Myra, Almira Shadbolt aka
(b. Abt. 1868, d. date unknown)
N.N.Jones, Marilyn
Neill, Brandon Russel
Neill, Frederick (Fred) C.
(b. February 22, 1928, d. April 08, 1954)
Neill, James (Jimmy) Addison III
Neill, Laura
Neill, Mona Louise
(b. July 04, 1920, d. April 03, 1996)
Neill, Ross Clayton
(b. April 29, 1899, d. November 25, 1964)
Neill, Ross Clayton
(b. September 04, 1933, d. April 30, 1982)
Neill, William Meares
Nemeth, Anna
(b. January 01, 1894, d. date unknown)
Nemeth, Anna Maria
(b. November 07, 1919, d. June 21, 2001)
Nemeth, Edith
Nemeth, Franz
(b. August 08, 1772, d. date unknown)
Nemeth, Franz
(b. July 20, 1798, d. date unknown)
Nemeth, Gizella
(d. date unknown)
Nemeth, Janos
(d. date unknown)
Nemeth, Jenoe
(d. date unknown)
Nemeth, Joseph
(b. March 22, 1854, d. April 21, 1941)
Nemeth, Joseph
(b. February 26, 1881, d. May 10, 1953)
Nemeth, Jozsef
(d. date unknown)
Nemeth, Jozsef
(d. date unknown)
Nemeth, Kalman
(d. date unknown)
Nemeth, Ludwig
(b. Abt. 1895, d. Abt. 1912)
Nemeth, Maria (Mitzi)
(b. Abt. 1890, d. Abt. 1895)
Nemeth, Maria Christine
(b. December 10, 1900, d. December 03, 1973)
Nemeth, Martin
(d. date unknown)
Nemeth, Pal
Nemeth, Stefan
(d. date unknown)
Nemeth, Terez
(d. date unknown)
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(d. date unknown)
Newell, Mary
(b. 1847, d. date unknown)
Nickels, Catharina Dorothea
(b. September 05, 1832, d. November 02, 1919)
Nickels, Friederich
(d. date unknown)
Nissen, CS
(d. date unknown)
Nixon, Doris
Nugent, Ortille
(d. 1965)
Nunley, Russell Fredrick
Nunley, Russell Howard
Obad, Emilie
(b. April 11, 1860, d. September 05, 1934)
Obad, Gaspari
(d. date unknown)
Obad, Rosalia
(b. September 01, 1828, d. date unknown)
Obereigner, Adolf
(d. date unknown)
Obereigner, Adolf Herbert
Obereigner, Andreas Adolf Konstantin
Obereigner, Betina
Obereigner, Christina
Obereigner, Ulla Maria Walpurga
Oestoer, Michael
(d. date unknown)
Oestor, Katharina
(b. September 28, 1806, d. date unknown)
Ogle, Diane
Orthofer, Walpurga
(d. date unknown)
Osborne, Thomas
Oyer, Sarah
(d. date unknown)
Paddleford, Sarah
(b. 1715, d. 1796)
Patterson, Frances
(b. May 27, 1847, d. May 26, 1916)
Patterson, Francis
(b. May 27, 1850, d. May 26, 1916)
Penner, Nancy
(b. 1805, d. date unknown)
Pfeiffer, Anna
(b. May 04, 1884, d. 1934)
Piatt, Abigail Minerva Delight
(b. August 06, 1865, d. October 31, 1949)
Piatt, Charles R
(b. February 22, 1797, d. May 1880)
Piatt, Charles R. Jr
(d. date unknown)
Piatt, Clarissa
(d. date unknown)
Piatt, Dudley
(b. February 01, 1877, d. date unknown)
Piatt, Elijah
(b. 1826, d. date unknown)
Piatt, Elzora
(b. 1859, d. date unknown)
Piatt, Guilford
(b. 1857, d. date unknown)
Piatt, Hannah
(b. 1846, d. date unknown)
Piatt, Hannah Rosette
(b. 1846, d. date unknown)
Piatt, Joseph A.
(d. date unknown)
Piatt, Mary Cornelia
(b. February 16, 1849, d. April 30, 1928)
Piatt, Melvin
(b. 1851, d. date unknown)
Piatt, Rebecca
(d. date unknown)
Piatt, Rebecca Ann
(b. 1853, d. date unknown)
Piatt, Rhoda I.
(d. date unknown)
Piatt, Samuel T
(b. 1824, d. November 1905)
Piatt, Sarah Elizabeth
(d. date unknown)
Poole, Mary Elisabeth
(b. 1882, d. date unknown)
Post, Mary
(d. date unknown)
Potter, Elizabeth
(d. date unknown)
Prestredge, Billie Gene
Prestredge, Thomas
(d. date unknown)
Prestredge, Thomas Andrew
Price, Louis M
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Richmond, Nell
(d. date unknown)
Rinehart, Cecil Harry
(b. July 07, 1893, d. September 18, 1978)
Rinehart, Norma Louise
Rinehart, William Anderson
(d. date unknown)
Rjbuck, Anna
(d. date unknown)
Robbins, Jeduthan
(d. date unknown)
Robbins, Mehitable
(b. July 09, 1713, d. November 03, 1766)
Roberson, Winnie Ola
Robertson, Patricia
Rohde, Debora A
(d. date unknown)
Rose, Elizabeth
(b. 1771, d. 1859)
Rowland, Phebe
(b. April 14, 1764, d. July 04, 1861)
Rutherford, Elizabeth
(d. date unknown)
Sargent, Michael
Sargent, Patricia
Sargent, William Harrison
Schadle, Alvin
Schadle, Arlene
Schadle, Frances
Schadle, John
(d. date unknown)
Schadle, Marvin
Scharf, Maria
Schifter, Piroska
Schmid, Ursula
Schober, Marga
Schoonamaker, Lydia
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Schoslarich, Agathae
(d. date unknown)
Schrembling, Catharina Elizabetha
(d. date unknown)
Schuetz, Christoph
Schuetz, Lukas
Schuetz, Nickolas
Schuetz, Severin
Scott, John H
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Selleck, Augusta
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Selleck, George
(d. date unknown)
Selleck, Minnie
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Selleck, Ruby
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Selleck, Twin
(d. date unknown)
Selleck, William
(d. date unknown)
Shadbolt, Abbott
(d. date unknown)
Shadbolt, Alanson
(d. date unknown)
Shadbolt, Albert
(b. Abt. 1821, d. Abt. 1889)
Shadbolt, Alfred W
(d. date unknown)
Shadbolt, Alvin Devereaux
(b. May 24, 1818, d. May 15, 1897)
Shadbolt, Amanda
(d. date unknown)
Shadbolt, Amberli Chantai
Shadbolt, Ann
(b. December 20, 1792, d. April 30, 1797)
Shadbolt, Anna
(b. 1753, d. date unknown)
Shadbolt, Anna
(b. May 01, 1788, d. August 20, 1879)
Shadbolt, Anna (Nancy)
(b. Abt. 1770, d. date unknown)
Shadbolt, Armanda
(d. date unknown)
Shadbolt, Ashley Nicole
Shadbolt, Billy Gene
Shadbolt, Carol Denise
Shadbolt, Carol Denise
Shadbolt, Carrie A
(b. June 22, 1867, d. date unknown)
Shadbolt, Cecil D
Shadbolt, Cervilla
(d. date unknown)
Shadbolt, Charles
(b. 1858, d. date unknown)
Shadbolt, Charles A
(b. May 04, 1849, d. August 16, 1850)
Shadbolt, Christine Barbara Maria
Shadbolt, Christopher Dale
Shadbolt, Dana Renee
Shadbolt, Darius
(b. May 20, 1762, d. June 05, 1841)
Shadbolt, Darius Darvin
(b. May 19, 1824, d. January 22, 1907)
Shadbolt, DariusJr
(b. October 17, 1876, d. October 08, 1911)
Shadbolt, Darwin
(b. March 25, 1837, d. March 09, 1866)
Shadbolt, David L
(d. date unknown)
Shadbolt, Deborah
(b. 1735, d. date unknown)
Shadbolt, Deborah (Debby)
(b. 1768, d. date unknown)
Shadbolt, Delilah
(d. date unknown)
Shadbolt, Edward James
(b. January 04, 1860, d. date unknown)
Shadbolt, Elizabeth (Betsy)
(b. Abt. 1772, d. date unknown)
Shadbolt, Embree
(d. date unknown)
Shadbolt, Embree
(b. Abt. 1742, d. date unknown)
Shadbolt, Estella May
(b. February 18, 1869, d. date unknown)
Shadbolt, Ezekiel
(b. Abt. 1720, d. date unknown)
Shadbolt, Ezikiel
(b. Abt. 1714, d. date unknown)
Shadbolt, Femal
(d. date unknown)
Shadbolt, Femal
(d. date unknown)
Shadbolt, Fred Artemus
(b. September 06, 1873, d. date unknown)
Shadbolt, Frederick Samuel
(b. February 18, 1873, d. date unknown)
Shadbolt, Freelove
(b. Abt. 1753, d. date unknown)
Shadbolt, George Andrew
(b. September 25, 1854, d. 1930)
Shadbolt, George W
(b. 1834, d. September 14, 1888)
Shadbolt, Hannah
(d. date unknown)
Shadbolt, Harlow
(b. October 31, 1889, d. October 31, 1889)
Shadbolt, Harriet
(d. date unknown)
Shadbolt, Harvey R
Shadbolt, Henry
(b. 1833, d. Abt. 1828)
Shadbolt, Howard
(b. January 04, 1864, d. November 09, 1880)
Shadbolt, Isaac
(d. date unknown)
Shadbolt, Israel
(b. 1794, d. date unknown)
Shadbolt, Jackie Lee
Shadbolt, Jean
(b. Abt. 1873, d. date unknown)
Shadbolt, Jean Florence
(b. April 27, 1891, d. date unknown)
Shadbolt, Jesse
(d. date unknown)
Shadbolt, Jimmy Richard
Shadbolt, Joel
(d. date unknown)
Shadbolt, John
(d. date unknown)
Shadbolt, John
(b. September 30, 1786, d. May 31, 1862)
Shadbolt, John
(b. February 23, 1789, d. November 01, 1823)
Shadbolt, John Clayton
(b. March 15, 1862, d. July 15, 1949)
Shadbolt, John Clayton
(b. May 11, 1904, d. April 15, 1987)
Shadbolt, John Clayton
Shadbolt, John Clayton
Shadbolt, John Owen
(b. July 13, 1862, d. date unknown)
Shadbolt, Joseph
(b. Abt. 1758, d. date unknown)
Shadbolt, Julia
(d. date unknown)
Shadbolt, Kaily Delyn
Shadbolt, Kari
Shadbolt, Kathrine Jean
Shadbolt, Kelly Lauren
Shadbolt, Kristin Leigh
Shadbolt, Kyler
Shadbolt, Lawrence
(b. 1828, d. date unknown)
Shadbolt, Leah Michele
Shadbolt, Lily
(b. Abt. 1869, d. Abt. 1873)
Shadbolt, Lois
(d. date unknown)
Shadbolt, Lorenzo
(d. date unknown)
Shadbolt, Ludlam
(b. August 11, 1766, d. April 11, 1799)
Shadbolt, Ludlam Jr
(b. September 21, 1799, d. February 26, 1884)
Shadbolt, Lulu Irene
(b. June 25, 1902, d. January 29, 1983)
Shadbolt, Lydia P
(b. October 15, 1845, d. date unknown)
Shadbolt, Malinda
(d. date unknown)
Shadbolt, Martha
(b. November 11, 1808, d. date unknown)
Shadbolt, Martha (Patty)
(b. Abt. 1777, d. date unknown)
Shadbolt, Martha Edna
Shadbolt, Mary
(d. date unknown)
Shadbolt, Mary
(b. Abt. 1743, d. date unknown)
Shadbolt, Mary
(b. May 16, 1795, d. April 01, 1797)
Shadbolt, Mary (Polly)
(b. November 05, 1765, d. date unknown)
Shadbolt, Mary Alice
(b. March 27, 1851, d. date unknown)
Shadbolt, Maxine
Shadbolt, Morrice
(d. date unknown)
Shadbolt, Nathan
(b. 1827, d. date unknown)
Shadbolt, Paula Marie
Shadbolt, Pearl May
(b. May 02, 1895, d. April 12, 1989)
Shadbolt, Penina
(d. date unknown)
Shadbolt, Phebe
(d. date unknown)
Shadbolt, Phebe
(d. date unknown)
Shadbolt, Phebe
(d. date unknown)
Shadbolt, Phebe
(b. June 13, 1804, d. date unknown)
Shadbolt, Phebe Jane
(b. December 04, 1841, d. December 06, 1857)
Shadbolt, Robert
(d. date unknown)
Shadbolt, Robert
(b. Abt. 1716, d. date unknown)
Shadbolt, Robert
(b. 1768, d. date unknown)
Shadbolt, Rowland
(b. December 01, 1790, d. September 25, 1855)
Shadbolt, Ruben
(d. date unknown)
Shadbolt, Samuel
(d. date unknown)
Shadbolt, Samuel
(b. May 15, 1797, d. date unknown)
Shadbolt, Sarah
(d. date unknown)
Shadbolt, Sarah
(b. July 27, 1787, d. September 08, 1818)
Shadbolt, Sarah
(b. December 07, 1800, d. date unknown)
Shadbolt, Sarah (Sally)
(b. Abt. 1775, d. date unknown)
Shadbolt, Seaman
(b. Abt. 1779, d. date unknown)
Shadbolt, Sharmain Marie
Shadbolt, Shuyler
(b. August 21, 1843, d. September 15, 1843)
Shadbolt, Susan Farwell
(b. March 05, 1813, d. date unknown)
Shadbolt, Thomas
(b. Abt. 1740, d. date unknown)
Shadbolt, Thomas
(b. June 24, 1791, d. October 11, 1874)
Shadbolt, William
(d. date unknown)
Shadbolt, William
(b. 1770, d. date unknown)
Shadbolt, William
(b. April 10, 1797, d. November 29, 1842)
Shadbolt, William Lorenzo
(b. May 26, 1847, d. date unknown)
Sherman, Experience
(b. September 24, 1678, d. March 31, 1744)
Sherman, William
(d. date unknown)
Sivec, Monika
Smith, Armanda Anna
(b. December 06, 1826, d. November 07, 1887)
Smith, Dawson
Smith, Duke Parnell
(b. 1888, d. date unknown)
Smith, Ethel Barksdale
(b. 1880, d. date unknown)
Smith, Gordon A
(b. March 26, 1820, d. date unknown)
Smith, Irene Daisy
(b. April 21, 1882, d. September 06, 1967)
Smith, Jedediah Davis
(b. January 01, 1824, d. date unknown)
Smith, Jefferson Davis
(b. July 15, 1885, d. date unknown)
Smith, Joseph Davis
(b. April 06, 1817, d. date unknown)
Smith, Kasi Lynn
Smith, Lillian Postelle
(b. February 21, 1878, d. date unknown)
Smith, Lucinda J
(b. January 20, 1822, d. date unknown)
Smith, Luther L
(b. October 23, 1770, d. December 24, 1833)
Smith, Luther L
(b. September 07, 1818, d. date unknown)
Smith, Michael
Smith, Olive
(b. August 31, 1874, d. date unknown)
Smith, Philander P
(b. October 28, 1818, d. October 02, 1857)
Smith, Phillip
(d. date unknown)
Smith, Robert C.
(b. 1850, d. date unknown)
Smith, Robert C.
(b. 1872, d. date unknown)
Standish, Alexander
(b. Abt. 1626, d. July 06, 1702)
Standish, Alexander
(b. Abt. 1796, d. date unknown)
Standish, Alexander
Standish, Charles
(b. Abt. 1624, d. date unknown)
Standish, Charles
(b. Abt. 1635, d. date unknown)
Standish, Daniel
(b. Abt. 1785, d. date unknown)
Standish, David
(b. Abt. 1673, d. date unknown)
Standish, Ebenezar
(b. 1672, d. date unknown)
Standish, Elixabeth
(b. Abt. 1661, d. date unknown)
Standish, Elizabeth Ketura
(b. Abt. 1793, d. date unknown)
Standish, Experience
(b. September 1744, d. date unknown)
Standish, Freelove
(b. Abt. 1775, d. date unknown)
Standish, Hannah
(b. April 27, 1746, d. date unknown)
Standish, John
(b. Abt. 1627, d. date unknown)
Standish, Josiah
(b. Abt. 1633, d. date unknown)
Standish, Lora
(b. Abt. 1628, d. date unknown)
Standish, Lorah
(b. 1658, d. date unknown)
Standish, Lydia
(b. 1667, d. date unknown)
Standish, Lydia
(b. May 01, 1743, d. date unknown)
Standish, Mercy
(b. Abt. 1665, d. date unknown)
Standish, Miles
(b. 1584, d. October 13, 1656)
Standish, Miles
(b. Abt. 1629, d. date unknown)
Standish, Miles
(b. 1668, d. September 15, 1739)
Standish, Miles
(b. March 11, 1713/14, d. 1784)
Standish, Miles
(b. Bet. 1739 - 1740, d. July 22, 1819)
Standish, Miles
(b. August 08, 1782, d. date unknown)
Standish, Naomi
(b. Abt. 1795, d. date unknown)
Standish, Patience
(b. August 16, 1707, d. Bef. May 20, 1746)
Standish, Penelope
(b. April 13, 1717, d. date unknown)
Standish, Penelope
(b. June 1741, d. date unknown)
Standish, Priscilla
(b. November 02, 1755, d. date unknown)
Standish, Prisilla
(b. April 01, 1710, d. Aft. December 1739)
Standish, Sarah
(b. 1666, d. date unknown)
Standish, Sarah
(b. April 15, 1704, d. February 20, 1779)
Standish, Sarah
(b. May 22, 1748, d. date unknown)
Standish, Sarah
(b. December 10, 1775, d. January 10, 1854)
Stanton, Benjamin
(d. date unknown)
Stanton, Patience
(b. April 21, 1816, d. date unknown)
Strecha, Arnold Josef
(b. June 22, 1903, d. January 16, 1983)
Strecha, Hans Arnold
Summers, Alfred
(d. date unknown)
Summers, Alvin
(d. date unknown)
Summers, Hannah
(d. date unknown)
Summers, Livingston
(d. date unknown)
Summers, Nelson
(d. date unknown)
Sweetland, Sarah
(b. 1674, d. April 13, 1703)
Sweetland, William
(d. date unknown)
Takats, Juliana
(d. date unknown)
Tancos, Erzsebet
Thompson, Angela Lynne
Thompson, Angeline Virginia
Thompson, Cornelia
Thompson, Jack
(b. February 02, 1880, d. April 13, 1935)
Thompson, Jack
Thompson, Jesse
(b. 1778, d. January 08, 1833)
Thompson, Jesse
(b. July 01, 1812, d. February 28, 1900)
Thompson, John Bedford
Thompson, John Harvey
(b. 1819, d. date unknown)
Thompson, John Harvey
(b. 1877, d. date unknown)
Thompson, John Harvey
(b. 1907, d. date unknown)
Thompson, Julia
(b. 1844, d. date unknown)
Thompson, Laura
(b. 1847, d. date unknown)
Thompson, Margaret
(b. September 28, 1854, d. March 10, 1927)
Thompson, Mary
(b. 1806, d. date unknown)
Thompson, Mathew Davis
Thompson, Matthew Davis
Thompson, Nancy
(b. 1816, d. date unknown)
Thompson, Rachel
(b. 1810, d. date unknown)
Thompson, Rebecca
(b. 1808, d. date unknown)
Thompson, Robert Harvey
(b. August 25, 1847, d. May 30, 1935)
Thompson, Robert L
(b. August 25, 1847, d. May 30, 1935)
Thompson, Sarah
(b. 1814, d. date unknown)
Thompson, Stephen Davis
Thompson, Wilbur Davis
(b. August 04, 1908, d. October 02, 1990)
Thorne, Martha
(d. date unknown)
Tilden, Elizabeth
(d. date unknown)
Tobias, Karoline
(d. date unknown)
Townsend, Micajah
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Traegar, Karen
Turbyfill, Bill
(d. date unknown)
Unk, Agnes
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Upton, Cassandra Brooke
Villers, Margaret
Villers, Margret
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Wagner, Allen
(d. date unknown)
Wagner, Johan Wilhelm
(b. Abt. 1830, d. Abt. 1866)
Wagner, Mike
(d. date unknown)
Walton, Howard
Wamprechtshammer, Hassan Mohamed Aka Peter
Wamprechtshammer, Josef
(b. December 04, 1934, d. March 04, 1959)
Wamprechtshammer, Martin
Wamprechtshammer, Ulrike Maria
Warren, Joe Lee
(d. date unknown)
Warren, Kevin
Warren, Lois Pauline
Washburn, Hannah
(d. date unknown)
Washburn, John
(d. date unknown)
Washburn, Sarah
(d. date unknown)
Water), Nancy Lamb (Running
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(d. date unknown)
Weeks, John
(d. date unknown)
Weeks, Martha
(b. August 22, 1765, d. September 07, 1855)
Westphall, Frederrick C
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Williams, L.J.William
Williams, Lee
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Williams, Lou Lee
Williams, Madeline
Windlorin, Anna
(d. date unknown)
Wood, William
(d. date unknown)
Worden, Abigale
(b. 1820, d. date unknown)
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(d. date unknown)
Worden, Thomas
(d. date unknown)
Wright, Betty June
Wright, Bobbie Leon
Wright, Janet Emily
Wright, Lowell
Wright, Mary Maud
Wright, Owen
(d. date unknown)
Wright, Owen Jr
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(b. November 01, 1881, d. date unknown)
Youker, Addie Nevada
(b. November 18, 1906, d. September 16, 1992)
Youker, Adolphus
(b. October 20, 1832, d. date unknown)
Youker, Adolphus Phillip
(b. December 1806, d. date unknown)
Youker, Andrew Phillip
(b. January 25, 1884, d. June 03, 1965)
Youker, Anna
(b. June 20, 1837, d. date unknown)
Youker, Barbara Fay
Youker, Bessie
Youker, Catheryn Ruth
Youker, Cleoria Emily
Youker, David
(d. date unknown)
Youker, Donald Clayton
Youker, Doris Aileen
Youker, Dorothy Ruth
Youker, Earl
(b. September 26, 1918, d. December 1983)
Youker, Elizabeth
(b. December 08, 1838, d. date unknown)
Youker, Eugene Roy
Youker, Fannie
(b. 1797, d. date unknown)
Youker, Female
(b. 1816, d. date unknown)
Youker, Florence
Youker, George
(b. 1795, d. date unknown)
Youker, George Clayton
(b. January 09, 1905, d. July 1970)
Youker, George Henry
(b. August 27, 1875, d. date unknown)
Youker, George W .
(b. July 02, 1851, d. date unknown)
Youker, Giles Gilbert
(b. December 07, 1855, d. date unknown)
Youker, Hannah
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"American Idol" paid tribute to the '80s Wednesday night as the top eight contestants performed for America's vote. Of course, most of the finalists weren't born in the '80s, so No Doubt's Gwen Stefani and Tony Kanal were on hand to help mentor them on the era.
Judges Randy Jackson, Jennifer Lopez and Steven Tyler were there to offer their critiques. Here's what happened:
DeAndre Brackensick took on De Barge's "I Like It," and Gwen encouraged him to own the song onstage. DeAndre started the performance sitting in the audience. Once he made it to the stage, DeAndre really put some emotion in his vocal performance. Jennifer liked it a lot and felt DeAndre looked really comfortable onstage. Steven said it was so captivating he forgot where he was, and Randy said it was one of DeAndre's best performances to date.
Elise Testone chose Foreigner's "I Want to Know What Love Is," which gave Tony and Gwen goosebumps in rehearsals. It wasn't on par with her spot-on Led Zeppelin performance last week. Elise's voice just didn't sound that great belting the big notes. Steven didn't think it was the right song for her, but he loves her voice. Jennifer complimented Elise's look and thought she sounded beautiful. Randy said Elise was underneath the correct pitch throughout the song and said, "It was out of pitch everywhere for me."
Colton Dixon and Skylar Laine teamed up for the night's first duet performance — Dolly Parton and Kenny Roger's '80s classic "Islands in the Stream." Even though Colton sang into the camera with a brooding look, the performance was still good, cheesy fun. Randy said he enjoyed the performance, and Jennifer said it was perfect for Skylar. Backstage, Skylar denied any rumors that she and Colton are dating.
Phillip Phillips had some trouble with Genesis's "That's All" in rehearsal, but Tony and Gwen gave him some good pointers on how to make it work. His brother-in-law Ben joined him onstage playing guitar this week, and Phillip delivered one of his most nuanced vocal performances so far this season. Steven praised Phillip's individuality, but Jennifer felt Phillip didn't hit his stride until the end. Randy loved the song choice and called it another great performance.
Hollie Cavanagh and DeAndre teamed up for a duet on The Pointer Sisters' "I'm So Excited." Steven loved that Hollie let go a little bit, and Jennifer thought they sounded great together. Randy said it was "very nice."
Joshua Ledet sang Simply Red's cover of "If You Don't Know Me by Now" with a 10-member vocal group backing him up. The soul song was a good fit for Joshua, who seemed much more in control of his performance this week. The judges gave him a standing ovation. Jennifer called it a powerhouse performance and loved how comfortable Joshua was onstage. Steven said it was a perfect, beautiful song, and Randy called the performance very mature.
Jessica Sanchez made a big impression singing Whitney Houston's "I Will Always Love You" a few weeks back, and she dipped back into Whitney's catalog this week to sing "How Will I Know." Gwen said Jessica was "shockingly good" in rehearsals. Jessica revealed that she calls her onstage alter ego "B.B. Chez," and she wanted to show that fun side of herself this week. Jessica dressed liked she was ready for a good time, wearing a denim jacket, high heels and tight black pants. Of course, she hit every note with ease too. Jennifer said she can't believe Jessica can make those kind of sounds come out of her little body, and Steven said everything she does is beautiful. Randy was floored by Jessica's maturity onstage since she's just 16 years old.
Phillip and Elise returned to the stage for a duet on Tom Petty and Stevie Nicks' "Stop Draggin' My Heart Around," a very appropriate song for these two contestants. Randy said it sounded amazing, and Jennifer wanted more of it. Steven liked the way Phillip approached the rhythm of the song.
Hollie sang Irene Cara's "Flashdance … What a Feeling" from the 1983 film "Flashdance" for her solo performance. Gwen told her to put some edge into it, and Tony advised her to prepare a lot and then just have fun with it onstage. Hollie worked the stage more than ever for this performance. Steven thought it started out slowly and said her pitch was all over the place. Jennifer didn't think Hollie really let go for the performance and told her she just had to feel it for future performances. Randy said Hollie needed to stop over thinking her performances.
Jessica and Joshua returned to sing George Michael and Aretha Franklin's 1987 gem "I Knew You Were Waiting (For Me)." The judges gave them another standing ovation, and Randy called them two of the best singers to ever hit "American Idol". Jennifer called it a "dream pairing," and suggested the two could be in the final. Steven said their performance defied judging.
Colton came back for his solo performance of Cyndi Lauper's "Time After Time" and freaked out when Gwen sang harmony with him in rehearsals. Colton added a rock edge to the song, making it sound a little like Green Day. He also unveiled his new blonde hair color Wednesday night. Steven said he nailed it, and Jennifer said Colton was really in synch with the band. Randy said he really made the song his own.
Skylar Laine was torn between Dolly Parton's "9 to 5″ and Bette Midler's "Wind Beneath My Wings," and everyone in the mentor session flipped over "Wind Beneath My Wings." The performance started off classy, and Skylar really took the song to a new level at the end. The judges gave her a standing ovation, and Jennifer had tears in her eyes. Randy said it was her best performance to date, and Jennifer said this proved that Skylar could sing with the best of this season's contestants. Steven thought it was the best song Skylar could have chosen to close out the night. He said she was at the beginning of a great career.
Former "Idol" contestant Kellie Pickler returns to the show Thursday night to sing "Where's Tammy Wynette." The Wanted also performs. "American Idol" airs at 8:00 p.m. Eastern time on Fox.


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Election results 2011 point to cautious voters, not moving sharply left or right. Voters did deal big setbacks to some Republican causes, but it's hard to read that as a boost to Obama's reelection bid.
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In an election that may offer an early glimpse of the political climate for next year's presidential contest, American voters showed they are frustrated but cautious – not moving sharply left or right.
Voters who cast their ballots Tuesday dished up big servings of humble pie to both major political parties.
Mississippi voters, in a surprise reversal of expectations, defeated conservatives' efforts to win America's first "personhood" law relating to human embryos. The ballot initiative would have declared that life begins at the moment of fertilization – a challenge to abortion rights that for a time looked set to pass in the Bible Belt state.
And in Ohio, a key swing state for the coming presidential race, voters overturned a Republican-backed law curbing the bargaining power of public-sector labor unions.
It was a major win for liberals, indicating that voters have limits when it comes to embracing Republican prescriptions for curbs on union power and related cuts in government spending as a solution for budget deficits. The outcome ripples beyond Ohio, energizing the spirits of labor unions and their supporters nationwide.
If those outcomes signal that many voters believe Republicans overreached coming out of their victorious 2010 midterm elections, it's hard to read Tuesday's overall results as giving any major boost to President Obama's bid for reelection. He will be battling high disapproval ratings over his own performance and public frustration over the weak economy. Traditionally, high unemployment rates pose a big obstacle to retaining the White House.
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Birmingham City entertain Fulham on Saturday afternoon at St. Andrew's and a win for either side would seriously ease their relegation jitters.
Alex McLeish's side currently sit in 15th place and their previous three results have aided their improving climb up the table.
A hard-fought 2-1 win against Sunderland followed by valuable draws against Manchester City and Liverpool has helped the Blues move away from the bottom three, although they are just two points ahead of West Ham United, who sit in the final relegation position.
Fulham are also going through a healthy streak in the league and they remain undefeated in their last five fixtures.
Victories against Hull City and Liverpool and draws at West Ham United, Manchester City and Wigan Athletic have shot Roy Hodgson's men into 11th place and a healthy five points away from the dreaded relegation places.
Fulham look to have turned the corner following their shocking start to the campaign and with players such as Danny Murphy, Clint Dempsey, Brede Hangeland, Damien Duff and Andrew Johnson, the Cottagers have the quality needed to remain in the top-flight.
Birmingham, on the other hand, must use their excellent 2-2 draw at Anfield last time out to kick-start their season.
McLeish's outfit have scored just ten goals in their first 12 games this season and this problem needs to be addressed.
The hosts will be without the services of Garry O'Connor (hip), Martin Taylor (ankle) and David Murphy (knee), who are all long-term absentees.
Fulham's Diomansy Kamara (ankle) is likely to miss out while Danny Murphy (knee) and Andrew Johnson (groin) face a race against time to make the squad.
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SHADY COVE, Ore. — Fire crews said they have made great progress on the Rogue River Drive Fire in the last 24 hours, and said there is a much smaller chance of the fire jumping the lines, the way it did on Tuesday.
Containment lines have been built by bulldozers around most of the fire, and crews have been able to lay hoses as well. The Level 1 evacuations have been lifted for people living along Rogue River Drive, which means they no longer need to prepare to leave. The fire has burned a little less than 600 acres, and is 45 percent contained.
Crews are now beginning mop up work, in order to get closer to the interior of the fire.
"Their objective for today is to get a minimum of 250 feet inside of the fire line, all the way around it," said Brian Ballou with the Oregon Department of Forestry.
Despite the evacuations being lifted Rogue River Drive is still closed. Only people who live in the area are being let through. Crews said there are still plenty of water tenders, fire engines, and bulldozers using the area, and people living along the road are being told to drive safely and watch out for that big equipment.


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Kittiratt wants an end to FTI dispute
All parties involved in the conflict over leadership of the Federation of Thai Industries (FTI) should talk it over and rapidly end the dispute, Finance Minister Kittiratt Na-Ranong said on Friday.
- Published: 30/11/2012 at 12:18 PM
- Newspaper section: breakingnews
Mr Kittiratt said the government did not want to see any dispute in the FTI and that talks should be held to peacefully end the problem.
Industry Minister Prasert Boonchaisuk had set up a committee to look into the matter, including the legality of the resolution to dismiss FTI chairman Payungsak Chatsuthipol early this week, he said.
Asked whether the dispute would affect the FTI's effectiveness, Mr Kittiratt said at this time all parties must work together and if the difference can be settled internallywithin the organisation, it should be done.
Asked about reports the dispute arose because the FTI chief had failed to protect small and medium enterprises (SMEs) from the impact of the government's 300 baht daily wage nationwide policy, Mr Kittiratt said that actually Mr Payungsak had always opposed this policy.
Mr Payungsak had even proposed to the government measures to provide assistance for the SMEs affected by the wage hike, he added.
For the moment, the government considers that Mr Payungsak is still the FTI chief and will work together with him until the case is made clear, said Mr Kittirat.
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- Fuller (74)
- Date:2009-11-22
- Kick-off:16:00
- Venue:Britannia Stadium
- Attendance:27069
- Referee:Friend, K
Live Commentary
FULL TIME STOKE 1-0 PORTSMOUTH: Ricardo Fuller scores the only goal to give Stoke the win as Kevin-Prince Boateng's first half penalty miss proved costly. Stoke move up to ninth as Pompey stay bottom.
Matthew Etherington looks to win a corner but he just knocks the ball out for a goal kick.
Stoke win a free kick to the left of the Pompey area and will no doubt look to play keep ball now.
There will be three minutes of injury time to play here as Pompey look to snatch a point.
Younes Kaboul thumps a low effort from the free kick but it is straight at Thomas Sorensen who hollds on to it.
Dean Whitehead concedes a free kick around 30 yards from the Stoke goal. A chance for Pompey here.
An amazing run from Andy Wilkinson from inside his own half as he charges past several players before hitting an angled drive just over the bar.
Fair play to Stoke they are still pressing here rather than sitting back on the slender one-goal lead.
At last Sanli Tuncay gets his chance to shine late on as he comes on for goalscorer Ricardo Fuller.
Kevin-Prince Boateng lays the ball into the path of Jamie O'Hara but the midfielder sliced his effort and Stoke clear.
A chance for Stoke to put a high free-kick into the Pompey area as Marc Wilson fouled Ricardo Fuller. However Jamie Ashdown comes out to make the catch in his area.
Hayden Mullins is going off now for Pompey with Danny Webber the man to replace him.
Portsmouth need to come out a bit more now in search of a goal and that could leave them open at the back.
Pompey are looking to get a quick equaliser but Stoke break and Mamady Sidibe spurns a great chance as he fires woefully across the face of goal.
Sanli Tuncay was about to come on just before that goal and he has sat back down now. The Turkish star is not having the best of times at Stoke.
STOKE 1-0 PORTSMOUTH: A great worked goal by Stoke as Matthew Etherington plays the ball into the pathy of RICARDO FULLER who turns and fires into the bottom corner past Jamie Ashdown.
Pompey make a change here with Aruna Dindane going off and Frederic Piquionne comes on.
Portsmouth break at goal but Kevin-Prince Boateng's effort from 25 yards is well wide of the far post.
Liam Lawrence tries to thread a left-foot ball into the Pompey area but it runs through to Jamie Ashdown.
The referee wants a word with Tal Ben Haim and Matthew Etherington following a spat in the middle of the park.
A corner down the right for Stoke which is whipped in by Liam Lawrence but headed clear. Pompey get lucky as an attempted clearance hits a defender and rebounds into the arms of Jamie Ashdown.
A good bit of pressure from Stoke but Pompey hold firm as Tal Ben Haim and Ricardo Fuller have a little tangle just outside the Pompey penalty area.
Jamie O'Hara digs an effort out from distance which is on target but it fails to really trouble Thomas Sorensen.
Michael Brown chips the ball into the Stoke area and Aruna Dindane does well to spin and volley an effort just high and wide of the goal.
Kanu is fine to carry on and a drop-ball in the centre gets the action back up and running.
Kanu does well in defence as he heads away another torpedoe throw-in from Rory Delap from the left of the area. The big Nigerian took a knock to the head and requires some treatment.
Liam Lawrence puts a high ball forward for Mamady Sidibe but the fellow sub can only head the ball out of play as he struggles to cope with the wind.
Hayden Mullins is booked after he slides in on Dean Whitehead and leaves the Stoke man injured on the floor.
A second immediate change for Stoke here with Liam Lawrence on for the ineffective Salif Diao.
James Beattie, who started the game carrying a knock, goes off with Mamady Sidibe coming on.
Another throw-in for Rory Delap from the right finds Ricardo Fuller at the back post but his effort is not clean and Jamie Ashdown picks up the ball.
Stoke counter attack and Younes Kaboul deflects Ricardo Fuller's shot over his own bar. From Matthew Etherington's corner Robert Huth heads wide of the goal under pressure from Hermann Hreidarsson.
Jamie O'Hara takes the subsequent corner but it is too close to Thomas Sorensen who gathers under pressure.
Jamie O'Hara hits a stunning effort from about 40 yards which the diving Thomas Sorensen is forced to push round his post.
Another ridiculously long Rory Delap wind-assisted throw in drifts over everyone and behind for a goal kick much to Tony Pulis annoyance.
Stoke eventually clear Jamie O'Hara's corner at the third attempt with Andy Wilkinson powering a header out for a throw in.
Robert Huth barges over Kanu outside the Stoke area. Jamie O'Hara taps it to Younes Kaboul but his effort hits the wall. Stoke can't clear and Kanu wins a corner.
Rory Delap puts a throw-in into the box from the right flank and Ryan Shawcross can only head over the top inside the area.
The second half is underway and Tony Pulis will look for a much improved display in this half, while Portsmouth will aim to keep it tight and possibly nick a winner.
HALF TIME STOKE 0-0 PORTSMOUTH: A disappointing first half ends at a wind-swept Britannia Stadium in which Kevin-Prince Boateng's saved penalty was the only real chance of any note.
Dean Whitehead is booked for Stoke after lunging in on Aruna Dindane.
Ricardo Fuller does well to win a corner down the right for Stoke. Matthew Etherington plays it in but again Pompey head away the danger.
Hermann Hreidarsson's long throw into the Stoke area is cleared to Hayden Mullins on the edge of the area but his volley drops wide of the goal.
The best fans in the league are showing their dissatisfaction with the poor play as Salif Diao's long ball forward drops out of play well ahead of James Beattie.
A chance at the other end now but Younes Kaboul fires wide from just inside the Stoke area.
Matthew Etherington gets in a great position down the left side of the Pompey area but his pull-back is cleared by the visitors.
James Beattie takes the free kick from 30 yards out and it runs through into the grateful arms of Jamie Ashdown.
A first yellow card of the game as Michael Brown cynically brings down Ricardo Fuller as he was getting away towards goal.
Rory Delap throws the ball from almost the half way line and it goes all the way through to the arms of Jamie Ashdown.
Another Rory Delap throw into the centre is headed to the edge of the area only for Matthew Etherington to rifle his shot over the bar.
Andy Wilkinson does well to get his foot in and dispossess as Kevin-Prince Boateng as he tried to get down the left side of the Stoke area.
A bit of hestitation as Ryan Shawcross concedes a corner when Thomas Sorensen was slow to come out. Jamie O'Hara's corner is cleared away by Stoke.
Rory Delap hurls one of his trademark throw ins into the middle but Pompey clear through Kanu, before eventually winning a goal kick when Kanu shields the ball back into the area out of play away from Ryan Shawcross.
The final balls are not coming off for both sides at the moment as the wind is causing havoc. It's been a disappointing clash so far.
Ricardo Fuller gets a talking to after bringing down Younes Kaboul but no yellow card on this occasion.
Robert Huth does well to keep Aruna Dindane at bay in his own area before the Pompey man fouls the German defender.
Ricardo Fuller tries to get on the end of a ball over the top but it runs through to Jamie Ashdown.
Stoke win a corner down the right. Matthew Etherington plays it in but it clears everyone in the wind and goes out for a goal kick.
Jamie O'Hara takes the kick with his left foot but it is high over the Stoke goal.
Salif Diao fouls Kanu to give Pompey another free kick about 30 yards from goal and central to it.
Robert Huth concedes a corner to Pompey. The ball is played in but it is just too high for Marc Wilson to get on the end of.
Tal Ben Haim has an effort from 30 yards at the Stoke goal but his drive runs straight through into the hands of Thomas Sorensen.
Ricardo Fuller tries a snap-shot from the edge of the area but his left-foot shot is high over the bar.
Neither keeper has had a save to make from open play yet in what has been a scrappy opening in the adverse weather.
That penalty save has visibly lifted the Stoke players and the home fans now as they have started to get their attacking game together but Pompey's defence is holding firm.
A very poor penalty from Kevin-Prince Boateng who side-foots the ball at goal but Thomas Sorensen gets down to comfortably gather.
Portsmouth get the chance to go ahead here as Aruna Dindane is kicked to the ground by Rory Delap in the area.
A chance for Pompey to get a free kick into the Stoke area here but Jamie O'Hara's kick is poor and Thomas Sorensen easily gathers.
At the moment both sides have had to contend with high balls being kicked from one end to the other in the wind.
It's been a fairly lively opening few minutes in wet and windy conditions in the Potteries, but no chances to speak of yet.
The action is underway at the Britannia Stadium with both sides coming into the match on the back of defeats before the international break. A win for Stoke can move them up to ninth, while Pompey can jump off the foot of the table with three points.
Portsmouth starting XI: Ashdown, Ben-Haim, Kaboul, Wilson, Hreidarsson, Brown, Mullins, O'Hara, Boateng, Kanu, Dindane.
There is also a late change as Jamie Ashdown comes in for David James after the veteran goalkeeper suffered an injury in the warm-up.
Portsmouth boss Paul Hart brings in defender Hermann Hreidarsson, midfielder Hayden Mullins and striker Kanu as Anthony Vanden Borre, Aaron Mokoena and Frederic Piquionne make way following the 3-1 defeat by Blackburn.
Stoke starting XI: Sorensen, Wilkinson, Shawcross, Huth, Collins, Delap, Diao, Whitehead, Etherington, Beattie, Fuller.
Salif Diao also replaces Republic of Ireland midfielder Glenn Whelan, who drops to the bench after his midweek exertions against France.
Stoke boss Tony Pulis makes two changes from the side that were beaten by Hull a fortnight ago. Robert Huth moves across to central defence to cover for the suspended Abdoulaye Faye while Andy Wilkinson comes in at right-back.
Match Preview
Stoke City will be aiming to get back to winning ways at their Britannia Stadium home on Sunday in their clash against a rejuvenated Portsmouth side who will be looking to clamber off the bottom of the table.
Tony Pulis will have drilled home the importance for his players to concentrate following the 2-2 draw against Wolverhampton Wanderers during their last home game on October 31.
His side had led 2-0 and looked comfortable against a toothless Wolves attack before dropping a valuable two points.
Then in their next game, at Hull City, they threw away a goal lead before going down 2-1, with old boy Seyi Olofinjana scoring the winner.
Stoke sit comfortably in ninth position as they continue to surprise many and they will want a win to stabilise their top half position.
The hosts will be without Mamady Sidibe (hamstring), Salif Diao (calf) and Amdy Faye (back) for the game.
Portsmouth, who have won two of their last five league games after losing their first seven outings, have given themselves hope and are currently just three points behind Wolves at the foot of the table.
John Utaka and Steve Finnan (both groin) could be ruled out while Linvoy Primus and Hermann Hreidarsson (both ankle) will miss the big clash.
Aruna Dindane, who smashed home a hat-trick in the 4-0 win against Wigan Athletic almost a fortnight ago, will be hoping he can take this fine form into the weekend as he and his colleagues look to get their heads above water for the first time this season.
The two met in February in last season's Premier League campaign and they played out an absorbing 2-2 draw.
A pulsating contest saw Croatia international Niko Kranjcar open the scoring just 15 minutes from time after neat work with Peter Crouch enabled a goal scoring opportunity.
James Beattie quickly replied from the penalty spot and before anybody could catch their breath, the frontman nodded home in the 80th minute.
With the Potters sensing a welcome three points, defender Ryan Shawcross cruelly put past his own goalkeeper for Pompey to claim a share of the spoils.
Match Report
A second-half strike from Ricardo Fuller was enough to give Stoke City three points at the Britannia Stadium after bottom of the table Portsmouth missed an early penalty and played the better first-half football.
An undistinguished first half was followed by an improvement after the interval in a typically cold and blustery Potteries setting.
England keeper David James' late withdrawal was the fourth change in the Pompey team, while the home side made two changes from the side which lost at Hull.
The strong wind contributed to a scrappy opening before a rash high challenge by Rory Delap on Aruna Dindane gave the visitors a golden opportunity to score after seven minutes, but Kevin-Prince Boateng's spot-kick lacked power and placement, allowing Thomas Sorensen to go down to his left to save.
Portsmouth had the better of midfield, as the conditions made for a disjointed performance with goalmouth action conspicuous by its absence.
City's passes frequently missed their target, preventing the strikers from getting into the game, but the home side improved somewhat when Matthew Etherington switched to the left after starting on the right wing.
His 33rd minute volley flew over the bar to register his side's first real threat on goal.
The half-time whistle must have come as a relief to the spectators but both sides picked up after the interval with Fuller miscuing in front of goal after a Delap throw-in.
Sorensen had to throw himself full-length to his left to keep out a fierce 20-yard shot from Jamie O'Hara, before Stoke brought on Liam Lawrence and Mamady Sidibe, but it was Pompey who came closest to scoring when Dindane missed a good opportunity.
Lawrence looked full of energy and his side took the lead when Fuller played a neat one-two with Etherington in the 73rd minute to finish expertly with a right-foot shot from the edge of the box.
Sidibe should have doubled the lead for his re-energised side straight afterwards, but pulled his shot wide after being set up by Lawrence and Fuller.
A 50-yard run from Andy Wilkinson ended with a shot which whistled just wide of Jamie Ashdown's right-hand post as the Potters hung on to end their curse of being undone by late goals.
Stoke City Team
Portsmouth Team
- Jamie Ashdown
- Younes Kaboul
- Hermann Hreidarsson
- Tal Ben Haim
- Jamie O'hara
- Hayden Mullins
- Michael Brown
- Kevin-Prince Boateng
- Marc Wilson
- Nwankwo Kanu
Stoke City | Portsmouth |
4 | 4 |
16 | 14 |
Goal attempts
10 | 12 |
Shots off target
7 | 7 |
2 | 2 |


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THIS week, a New York court threatened to prevent an Irish bank from selling assets, because it would prejudice an American hedge fund. Expect to see more of this should euro-zone bank insolvencies create cross-border claims.
Fir Tree Capital, a hedge fund which owns $200m of subordinated Anglo Irish bank bonds, is trying to block the bank's attempts to dispose of its last remaining US assets, unless it repays its debt. The backdrop is a law passed by the Irish government in December granting the government sweeping powers to restructure the junior debt of state-rescued banks. Essentially the law allows Ireland's banks to default on junior debt if the Irish Finance Minister approves.
The law passed its first test in April when the Irish High Court rubber-stamped a Finance Ministry backed plan for Allied Irish to indefinitely suspend coupon payments on subordinated bonds and not redeem them on maturity. But what if the subordinated bondholders are not Irish, and their bond contracts are not governed by Irish law? After all many banks and even governments issue debt under English or New York law precisely to reassure creditors they are protected in the event of default.
One of the most striking clauses in the Irish legislation allows the government to "modify the applicable law" of a bond contract. The Irish government could change its banks' bond contracts to prevent bank creditors suing in foreign courts, blocking at the source cases like Fir Tree's against Anglo Irish.
The Fir Tree case is one of many examples of international creditors taking legal action to block the restructuring plans of Irish banks. If more European banks are forced to restructure debts, for example if Greek banks were forced to take haircuts on Greek sovereign bonds, such cases could multiply.
In a worst case scenario, were Greece to exit the euro zone and redenominate all Greek sovereign, houshold and business debt in a new national currency, the scope for legal challenges would be endless. Greek homeowners with euro-denominated mortgages from German banks would repay loans with new drachma. German banks would want euros, and would be entitled to them by the mortgage contract. The contract could be governed by German, Greek, English or New York law. Or its governing law might not be defined at all.
The problem is a familiar one. The growth in cross-border financial obligations has not been matched by a cross border system of enforcement. The system works as long as cross border obligations are met. If they are not, enforcement falls to national courts backed by national governments.
Were Greece to default the first stage of financial contagion would see banks stop lending to each other, as they try to assess each others' exposure. National governments might solve that by providing liquidity to domestic banks as they did in 2008. The aftermath might involve national governments themselves, and their legal systems, fighting over who picks up the many bills.
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Isn't globalization fun ? Any old problem for anyone can be a disaster for everyone.
Is this any way to run a planet ?
bampbs, what do you recommend as an alternative?
The Anglo Irish debate and the example of the Greek homeowner with a German mortgage are substantially different. In the ANGL:ID question, the bank is trying to sell a portfolio of commercial property located in the US, and the American courts can exercise jurisdiction over the sale.
In the case of Greek homeowners paying their mortgages in drachmas, short of mobilizing the Wehrmacht, there is little German creditors could do.
A treaty for resolving cross-border insolvencies, with Lehman Brothers probably having been the most prominent to date, would go a long way toward providing certainty to markets.
Happy thoughts for the summer...
This could prove to be a huge issue and it is one that has not been considered by those who say that Greece ought to exit the Euro: who is going to wear the loss and on what grounds?
No one wants Drachmas (including the Greeks) and won't take them.
This means that a run on Greek banks (regardless of their prudential standards) is almost guaranteed.
The Greeks are going to default sooner or later because the debt is too big. The issue is one of whether and to what extent the Greeks actually do something to reform their economy.
Collecting tax revenue actually due would be start. So would doing something to end the back-handers that seem to be a endemic part of Greek life.
I'm remembering an Economist article earlier this year about decreasing career opportunities for lawyers. Looks like a solution is in sight.
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Should reopen shortly but right now its closed down. The show we wanted to see is also closed....Should reopen shortly but right now its closed down
OK , lets start with the plus ? The buffet at the 4 seasons was up with most in Vegas with the food being fresh, plentiful & filling and at $12.95/head spectacular value. I think I had more fun watching others engorge themselves and people, enough is sometimes, enough, right ? I've never seen so much wastage before in my... More
We totally enjoyed the fun and energetic Carnival Cabaret. This is an engaging music production done by talented impersonators of Bette, Cher, Liza, Reba, Madonna and more ! If you are looking for a fun evening, then this is the show for you. we purchased our tickets for under $20 each.
not crowded at all--- I guess everyone goes to the others--- has a movie theater, and I won a turkey platter just for playing.
If you just want a quiet area to play this is where you gotta be.. If you prefer the "vibe" from a crowded place definetely go somewhere else.. There were less than 10 people playing on the cassino when we went there..
I think they might be going out of business. We stayed at Harrah's but wanted to check out all of the casinos while we were there. Horizon looked like it was seriously going out of business. My husband walked through the casino and counted 9 people actually gambling, including me. I will not be going back.
The casino floor is very empty feeling with lots of space between banks of slot machines and not very many people playing. Decor a bit shabby. Parking garage was almost empty and valet parking no longer running. A sign on the door apologized for no valets or bell hops. The entrance was shabby looking. Overall it felt creepy.
What is going on here? It was a total ghost town with a spattering of machines. Rumor has it that this Casino will be closing for remodeling. I certainly hope so,as we were in & out in 5 minutes.
I couldn't believe it -we went in and this casino was empty with very little to offer. No reason to visit this place.
I am surprised that the Horizon Casino is still open. It is a slot machine only casino, and has very limited patronage--at least every time we have been there it's been almost empty. There's nothing *wrong* with the casino--parking is good, although the valet is gone; carpets are old but safe; the 1931 model A Ford is still in the... More
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Mr Albert Pace-Balzan is a Consultant ENT Surgeon practising at Springfield Hospital in Chelmsford, Essex. He specialises in paediatric surgery, otology, rhinology and salivary gland surgery.
Mr Albert Pace-Balzan, MRCS FRCS(Gen) MD FRCS(ENT), is a general ENT surgeon who qualified in London in 1977 and trained as a registrar in general surgery, before starting his training in ENT surgery. He was a senior house officer and registrar in ENT at Manchester Royal Infirmary before joining the senior registrar rotation in Manchester. He was a research fellow at the Ear Pathology Research Laboratory in Toronto , Canada in 1991. He completed his higher surgical training and was appointed Consultant ENT Surgeon in Chelmsford, Essex in 1992.
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