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76 MANCHESTER, Silas H MANCHESTER SILAS H 1837 0 1905 PV001 MANCHESTER SIMEON, CAPT 1808c 17 NOV 1870 TV046 MANCHESTER SOPHIA 1815 0 LC024 MANCHESTER STEPHEN 1780c 19 FEB 1852 CY109 MANCHESTER STEPHEN A H 1868 0 1932 WY008 MANCHESTER SUSAN HARRIS 1782c 30 OCT 1855 CY072 MANCHESTER SUSAN MATTESON 1843 0 1917 CY066 MANCHESTER SUSAN A 1785c 28 DEC 1816 BR001 MANCHESTER SUSAN A 1827 22 SEP 1904 TV006 MANCHESTER SUSAN F 1838c 31 AUG 1896 TV006 MANCHESTER SUSAN F SISSON 1888 0 1953 WY008 MANCHESTER SUSANNAH 1785c 28 MAR 1871 EG038 MANCHESTER SUSIE 1865 10 FEB 1866 PV003 MANCHESTER SYLVESTER G 1804c 11 NOV 1848 CY058 MANCHESTER SYLVESTER R 1826 17 JAN 1917 BU026 MANCHESTER SYLVESTER R, JR 1857 24 OCT 1857 BU026 MANCHESTER TABITHA 1792c 16 APR 1821 PV005 MANCHESTER TABITHA 1792c 16 APR 1821 SC131 MANCHESTER TEMPERANCE T 1830 0 1900 PW001 MANCHESTER THANKFUL TILLINGHAST 1802c 29 JUN 1843 WG034 MANCHESTER THANKFUL STEVENS 1817 15 SEP 1892 PV001 MANCHESTER THEODORE 1859c 4 JAN 1909 PW005 MANCHESTER THEODORE J 1846c 17 APR 1846 TV006 MANCHESTER THEODORE J 1859c 15 NOV 1859 TV006 MANCHESTER THOMAS 1839 31 DEC 1902 PO024 MANCHESTER THOMAS 1846 0 1930 CY066 MANCHESTER THOMAS C 1923 0 PO009 MANCHESTER THOMAS J 1851c 3 JAN 1851 PV001 MANCHESTER THOMAS L 1800 7 SEP 1882 CY072 MANCHESTER THOMAS S 1818c 18 APR 1855 BR001 MANCHESTER THOMAS STAFFORD 1821c 1 SEP 1822 WK053 MANCHESTER THOMAS W 1840c 7 JAN 1894 LC011 MANCHESTER THOMAS W 1841 0 1928 PV001 MANCHESTER THOMAS, ELDER 1750c 7 SEP 1834 CY072 MANCHESTER URSULA S 1817c 23 MAY 1849 TV011 MANCHESTER VICTORIA 1840 0 LC024 MANCHESTER WALTER DOWER 1881 18 DEC 1881 PV003 MANCHESTER WALTER H 1851 14 JAN 1936 PV001 MANCHESTER WALTER SCOTT 1852 9 NOV 1852 PV003 MANCHESTER WANTON 1778c 16 SEP 1857 TV006 MANCHESTER WANTON BROWNELL 1800c 22 JAN 1891 LC012 MANCHESTER WARREN JR 17 DEC 1988 GL023 MANCHESTER WARREN T 0 PV005 MANCHESTER WILLIAM 1767c 17 APR 1768 BR004 MANCHESTER WILLIAM 1788c 6 APR 1789 CY072 MANCHESTER WILLIAM 1806c 18 SEP 1808 BR004 MANCHESTER WILLIAM 1763 24 SEP 1813 PV003 MANCHESTER WILLIAM 1772c 21 AUG 1834 BR001 MANCHESTER WILLIAM 1863 3 AUG 1864 PV001 MANCHESTER WILLIAM A 1876 2 AUG 1878 PV001 MANCHESTER WILLIAM A 1832 0 1913 BR001 MANCHESTER WILLIAM A 1846 2 APR 1926 PV001 MANCHESTER WILLIAM A 1852 0 1931 PV001 MANCHESTER WILLIAM A 1877 0 1956 SK036 MANCHESTER WILLIAM B 1861 0 1862 PW005 MANCHESTER WILLIAM CHACE 1839c 27 MAY 1840 PV001 MANCHESTER WILLIAM E 1821 27 MAY 1892 PV001 MANCHESTER WILLIAM G. 13 AUG 1899 CF001 MANCHESTER WILLIAM H 1826c 11 OCT 1861 CY109 MANCHESTER WILLIAM H 1872 0 1928 WK142 MANCHESTER WILLIAM H. 1890 5 JUL 1959 PV003 MANCHESTER WILLIAM HERBERT 1862 1 OCT 1930 PV003 MANCHESTER WILLIAM IRA 1931 0 1967 HP018 MANCHESTER WILLIAM KNIGHT CAPT 1783 29 OCT 1827 PV004 MANCHESTER WILLIAM L 1829c 7 APR 1830 TV063 MANCHESTER WILLIAM P 1836 0 1862 BR001 MANCHESTER WILLIAM PARIS 13 AUG 1793 PV003 MANCHESTER WILLIAM W 1824 1 JUL 1897 PV001 MANCHESTER WILLIAM W 1851 0 1929 PV001 MANCHESTER WILLIAM W 1853 0 1933 LC011 MANCHESTER WYATT 1787c 10 DEC 1812 BR001 MANCHESTER? ____ 0 BR001 MANCHO JOSEPH 1863c 15 AUG 1863 WW008 MANCINELLI ALESSANDRO 1887 0 1953 LN001 MANCINELLI ALLEGRINA GHETTI 1898 0 1939 LN001 MANCINELLI ENRICO 1896 0 1979 LN001 MANCINELLI GISELDA GHETTI 1893 0 1968 LN001 MANCINHO ELSIE I 1931 0 CY066 MANCINHO FRANK T 1921 14 JUN 1992 RI001 MANCINHO GEORGE W 1932 0 CY066 MANCINI ANGELO 1917 18 NOV 1996 RI001 MANCINI ANT0NETTE 1925 23 NOV 1991 RI001 MANCINI ANTONIO 1893 0 1923 BU010 MANCINI BEATRICE A 1931 18 AUG 1984 RI001 MANCINI BRUNO (JR) 1946 0 NS004 MANCINI CECILIA M 0 RI001 MANCINI DOMENICO 1848 27 JUL 1914 WW008 MANCINI EDWARD 0 NK026 MANCINI EDWARD 0 RI001 MANCINI ELVIRA M [PUCINO] 1917 0 NK026 MANCINI EMELIO 1917 15 FEB 1989 PV003 MANCINI EMILIA VIOLA 1897 0 NK026 MANCINI FRANK G 1924 14 SEP 1988 RI001 MANCINI FREDERICK 1925 0 RI001 MANCINI GE0RGE E 1921 6 APR 1995 RI001 MANCINI HELEN M 0 RI001 MANCINI JOHN A 1927 26 OCT 1984 RI001 MANCINI JOYCE A DEROSA 1947 13 FEB 1990 NS004 MANCINI KATHRYN LEE 1972 16 DEC 1974 PV003 MANCINI LEONARDO 1895 0 1985 BU010 MANCINI LILLIAN 1897 0 PV005 MANCINI LORETTA M 1925 9 NOV 1989 RI001 MANCINI LOUIS H. 1933 0 1951 BU010 MANCINI LOUIS T 1895 0 1963 PV005 MANCINI LUCIA 1880 0 1951 WW014 MANCINI PALMERINTO 1881 0 WW014 MANCINI STEFANO 1891 0 1962 NK026 MANCINI THOMAS E 1926 13 SEP 1988 RI001 MANCINI THOMAS L 1916 0 1993 NK026 MANCINI VITA 1899 0 1986 BU010 MANCO EDMONDO 6 DEC 1992 WW008 MANCO RUTH EMMA 3 SEP 1988b EG026 MANCONE JOSEPH 1899 17 APR 1981 RI001 MANCONE LILLIAN 1918 24 SEP 1994 RI001 MANCY MARTHA 1896c 25 DEC 1932 CF001 MANDALIAN MIRIAM GRENELLE 1892 22 MAY 1971 ????? 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