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1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 A B C D E F G H WEDDING GROOM GROOM FATHER GROOM MOTHER BRIDE BRIDE FATHER BRIDE MOTHER INTELL DATE 1 DATE 2 ABBOTT, DAVID ABBOTT, EDWARD DUFOUR, JACQUELINE DUFOUR, OSCAR HAXEL, FAITH 197309 ? 19730919-P6 3 ABEL, ARTHUR ABEL, JAMES MARTIN, JEANNETTE IRISH, W.A. 1965 ? ? 19650422-P10 ABLARDE, JEROME MICHAEL ABLARDE, HAROLD LEE, MARGARET ROSE LEE, THEODORE 19650626 19650705-P6 4 ABRAMS, EDWARD (TED) ABRAMS, EDWARD ABRAMS, MARY CRONIN, JEANETTE CRONIN, TIMOTHY CRONIN, ROSILYN 196906 ? 19690612-P8 5 JOSEPH MCNIVEN, ABRAMS, GREGORY ARNOLD ABRAMS, KEITH MCNEIL, J.S. MCNIVEN, LYNDA JEAN 19660716 19660721-P8 6 FREDERICK ABRAMS, KENNETH PATRICK ABRAMS, EDWARD ABRAMS, MARY BUCKLEY, JOAN ANNE BUCKLEY, JAMES BUCKLEY, MILLIE 197109 ? 19710930-P7 7 8 ABRAMS, WALTER GORDON MENRIC, HELEN ALICE 196411 ? 19641124-P6 GALLOWAY, ACKER, KIMBERLY CHARLES ACKER, WALTER MRS. GALLOWAY, MARLENE ERMA MRS. 19760911 19761104-P8 9 EDWARD 10 ACKER, TERRANCE WALTER ACKER, WALTER NEAL, WENDA ANNE NEAL, WILLIAM E. 196506 ? 19650703-P7 ACKERMAN, DAVID GEORGE ACKERMAN, RALPH MRS. THOM, LEONA JEAN THOM, LEO MRS. 1977 ? ? 19771006-P8 11 ACKERMAN, ACKERMAN, JOHN ROSS WOOD, LOIS EVELYN WOOD, HAROLD 19651023 19651026-P6 12 ROBERT ACKERMAN, ROBERT ACKERMAN, HODGEN, DAPHNE ANN HODGEN, WILLIAM 196907 ? 19690724-P8 13 EDWARD CLIFFORD ACORN, LLOYD DONALD ACORN, ARTHUR THOMPSON, HELEN ANNE THOMPSON, RALPH 197310 ? 19731126-P8 14 CAUGHEY, ACTON, BRIAN LEONARD ACTON, JAMES L. CAUGHEY, MARGARET EDITH 1974 ? ? 19741202-P8 15 GORDON C. GRISENTHWAITE, GRISENTHWAITE, ACTON, CLIFFORD E. ACTON, F. 197109 ? 19711006-P7 16 KATHERINE JANET WILLIAM DAY, PERCY MICHAUD, ADAIR, RONALD JAMES ADAIR, FRANK MICHAUD, ELIZABETH LOUISE 196610 ? 19661030-P8 17 MRS. GORDON 18 ADAMS, DONALD DOUGLAS ADAMS, HOWARD DAVIS, NORMA JEAN DAVIS, HARRY 196805 ? 19680607-P6 ADAMS, DOUGLAS JOHN ADAMS, JOHN HILL, SALLY LEE MARIA 1970 ? ? 19700814-P6 19 MICHAEL MCCONNELL, ADAMS, DOUGLAS MAYBEE ADAMS, VAUGHAN COLDEN, BRENDA JOAN COLDEN, ARTHUR 19710712 19710717-P6 20 DORIS WARENER, ADAMS, GARY CHARLES ADAMS, ARTHUR MRS. WARNER, SHARON MILDRED MRS. 19790623 19790730-P7 21 MURPHY 22 ADAMS, GORDON MAXWELL ADAMS, LEONARD LUCAS, TWILA JEAN LUCAS, BORDEN 19681207 19681216-P9 ADAMS, ARTHUR ADAMS, HAROLD EUGENE MOORE, JACQUELINE ANN MOORE, NORMAN 19640627 19640702-P7 23 ELWOOD ADAMS, JOHN EDGAR CORKE, JOHN ADAMS, EDWARD CORKE, MARIANNE 196609 ? 19661005-P7 24 ALEXANDER BENJAMIN A B C D E F G H WEDDING GROOM GROOM FATHER GROOM MOTHER BRIDE BRIDE FATHER BRIDE MOTHER INTELL DATE 1 DATE NICHOLLS, ADAMS, JOHN WATSON ADAMS, RALPH NICHOLLS, PATRICIA ROSE 19650522 19650529-P6 25 PATRICIA NICHOLLS, ADAMS, JOHN WATSON ADAMS, RALPH NICHOLLS, PATRICIA ROSE 19650522 19650529-P6 26 PATRICIA 27 ADAMS, LAWRENCE C. ADAMS, GERALD WILSON, EVA MARIE WILSON, ELMER 19650918 19650923-P7 CLEMENT, CLAIRETTE CLEMENT, ADAMS, LYLE FOSTER LT. ADAMS, HOWARD 196806 ? 19680703-P8 28 MICHELLE ROMULUS SHORT, WILFRED ADAMS, RANDALL JAMES ADAMS, ALLAN BETTY SHORT, MARILYN ELIZABETH 197210 ? 19721107-P6 29 A. LLOYD, ADAMS, ROBERT JAMES ADAMS, J.C. GINGER LLOYD, KATHRYN JOAN LLOYD, RICHARD 19740525 19740627-P8 30 BEVERLEY ADAMSON, GEORGE KEECH, EARL ADAMSON, GEORGE KEECH, SANDRA JANE 19690315 19690424-P7 31 HERBERT LT. NELSON 32 AHLUWALIA, SURJEET AHLUWALIA, T.W. TUCKER, PAULINE GRACE TUCKER, GEORGE 19720224 19720310-P6 AIKENS, PAUL DALY AIKENS, TED MARIANNE DAWKINS, RUTHANNE DAWKINS, GEORGE RUTH 19780812 19781014-P7 33 AITKEN, TERRY RUSSELL DR. AITKEN, RUSSELL FAYE, VALERIE FAYE, REV. TRUAX, N.J. 19761231 19761209-P21 34 AITKIN, TERENCE RUSSELL AITKIN, A. RUSSELL MRS. TRAUX, VALERIE FAYE TRUAX, NEWMAN MRS. 19761231 19770121-P6 35 DR. 36 AKEY, GORDON EARL AKEY, GORDON WILSON, JOAN MARIE WILSON, EARL 19630511 19630529-P7 FERGUSON, ELIZABETH AKEY, JAMES RODWICK FERGUSON, H.R. 196910 ? 19691101-P6 37 FLORENCE BEDAL, DAWN AKEY, MAXWELL WILBERT AKEY, WELLIE BEDAL, DOROTHY THELMA 19701114 19701125-P6 38 CALVIN AKEY, PERCY DALE AKEY, MILTON LEWEEN, CHERYL DARLENE LEWEEN, GUSSIE LEWEEN, ALTHA 197209 ? 19721004-P9 39 AKEY, RONALD JAMES AKEY, GORDON G. BELL, MARY BARBARA JENE BELL, ROBERT H. 196703 ? 19670327-P6 40 ROSEBUSH, NANCY ANN ROSEBUSH, AKEY, STANLEY HAROLD AKEY, GORDON 196907 ? 19690723-P7 41 ALICE EUGENE BOWERS, ALBERT, FRED B. ALBERT, ARTHRU BOWERS, JO-ANNE MARY 19700711 19700720-P6 42 FRANCES MADDIGAN, ALBLAS, JACOBUS ALBLAS, JACK MADDIGAN, MARY ELLEN 196806 ? 19680622-P10 43 MICHAEL G. ALBRECHT, WILLIAM LYLE ALBRECHT, DALTON PENNELL, MARGARET ELIZA PENNELL, ROBERT 19640810 19640815-P7 44 45 ALBRIGHT, GERALD LLOYD ALBRIGHT, A. MRS. MCCOY, JENNIFER ANNE MCCOY, KEITH MRS. 19780909 19781017-P2 ALDRIDGE, JAMES BLAINE ALDRIDGE, RALPH E. ETHIER, BRENDA ANN ETHIER, JOHN W. 197204 ? 19720503-P9 46 A B C D E F G H WEDDING GROOM GROOM FATHER GROOM MOTHER BRIDE BRIDE FATHER BRIDE MOTHER INTELL DATE 1 DATE ALEXANDER, ALEXANDER, BRUCE ROBERT REID, PATRICIA ANN REID, G. REID, HELEN 19651127 19651203-P8 47 ROBERT J. ALEXANDER, JONES, WARREN ALEXANDER, DAVID ROSS JONES, JUDITH ANNE 196910 ? 19691020-P6 48 CLARENCE HENRY ELTON ALEXANDER, KENNETH COONEY, GORDON ALEXANDER, EBER COONEY, ROSE MARIE 19680713 19680722-P6 49 ROYDEN W. LEWINGTON, MARGARET LEWINGTON, ALEXANDER, RICHARD IRVINE ALEXANDER, D. 19721202 19721216-P6 50 ELIZABETH WALTER ALEXANDER, ALEXANDER, ROBERT ALLAN BAKER, SUSAN LYNNE BAKER, GRANT 197306 ? 19730615-P6 51 ARTHUR 52 ALEXANDER, RONALD ALEXANDER, REID HARVEY, EUNICE BETTY HARVEY, V. 1962 ? ? 19621109-P8 53 ALLAIRE, JOSEPH DONALD ALLAIRE, WILFRED HALL, BARBARA DIANE HALL, RICHARD N. 19680210 19680224-P6 CAUGHEY, SHARON ALLAIRE, PETER WILLIAM ALLAIRE, WILFRED CAUGHEY, EARLE 196806 ? 19680705-P6 54 BARBARA VANDEVOOREN, ALINA VANDEVOOREN, ALLAN, BERRY JAMES ALLAN, LEN 19620609 19620621-P8 55 BEATRIX IRENE FRED ALLEN, BRYAN VICTOR ALLEN, V. JONES, WANDA DIANE JONES, SAMUEL B. 19680914 19680924-P7 56 ALEXANDER, ALLEN, DENNIS JOHN ALLEN, CHARLES ALEXANDER, SUZANNE LYN 19720819 19720826-P6 57 RONALD MCCONNELL, JOHN ALLEN, GALE HENRY JAMES ALLEN, HENRY MCCONNELL, CAROL LYNNE 1963 ? ? 19630916-P6 58 WILLIAM 59 ALLEN, JOEL ARTHUR ALLEN, GLEN JARMIN, JANE DIANE JARMIN, PERCY 197310 ? 19731110-P7 ALLEN, JOHN EDWARD ALLEN, JOHN BAMBER, DAWN ETHEL BAMBER, CARMAN 19740511 19740531-P6 60 ALLEN, JOHN RICHARD ALLEN, CLIFFORD MCCOY, ROSEMARY EILEEN MCCOY, CLIFFORD 19701024 19701104-P7 61 62 ALLEN, KENNETH ALLEN, CLIFFORD CROFT, LAURIE ELIZABETH CROFT, GORDON 19760911 19761016-P6 MACINTYRE, JENNIFER MACINTYRE, MACINTYRE, ALLEN, KEVIN JAMES ALLEN, GALE LYNNE 19991106 20000127-P12 63 KATHLEEN ALFRED DIANE 64 ALLEN, STEPHEN ARTHUR ALLEN, CLIFFORD IRIS MULLIN, JOANNE IRENE MULLIN, GORDON GRACE 19781201 19790105-P5 MCFARLANE, MARILYN MCFARLANE, ALLENBY, COLIN ALLENBY, TOM 19650717 19650721-P8 65 GERTRUDE MORGAN G. (REV. FORBES, ALLIN, FRANKLIN JOHN ALLIN, EARLE FORBES, DIANE MARLENE 19720422 19720428-P8 66 CLARENCE E. 67 ALLIN, H. JACK LANGLEY, LORRAIN 1974 ? ? 19740401-P6 ALLISON, HOLDEN, ROBERT ALLISON, ALEXANDER CRAIG HOLDEN, MARGARET JANE 1969 ? ? 19691010-P6 68 ALEXANDER S. HARTLEY ALLISON, DAVID HEATHCOTE ALLISON, HAROLD TAYLOR, LYNNE ANN TAYLOR, J.L. 19650508 19650515-P6 69 F.O. 70 ALLISON, HARVEY T. RIDDELL, MURIEL R. 19700904 19700912-P6 A B C D E F G H WEDDING GROOM GROOM FATHER GROOM MOTHER BRIDE BRIDE FATHER BRIDE MOTHER INTELL DATE 1 DATE 71 ALLISON, WILLIAM HARVEY ALLISON, HARVEY RIDDELL, CAROL ANN RIDDELL, ERIC RIDDELL, MURIEL 19700808 19700828-P8 FEENEY, ALLORE, WAYNE MICHAEL ALLORE, E. FEENEY,RITA MARGEURITE 196910 ? 19691015-P7 72 FREDERICK ALLPORT, RODNEY ALLPORT, O'CONNOR, MURIEL O'CONNOR, 19660514 19660518-P9 73 FREDERICK FREDERICK FRANCES MORLEY 74 ALLT, DANIEL H. SMITH, ANN B. 196511 ? 19651124-P7 75 ALPORT, HAROLD CARSON ALPORT, H.S. SHOOK, SANDRA DIANNE SHOOK, EVA 196811 ? 19681120-P7 KUGLIN, ELIZABETH ALYEA, ARTHUR ROBERT MURDOCH, WILLIAM SALLY KUGLIN, BAZIL ALISON 197610 ? 19761217-P6 76 KATHLEEN 77 ALYEA, BRIAN LESLIE ALYEA, GORDON MRS. REID, JOANNE MARY REID, WILFRED MRS. 19770806 19770908-P7 FARNSWORTH, ALYEA, ELMER CLIFFORD ALYEA, LUTHER FARNSWORTH, MARY JO 19630907 19630927-P6 78 JOHN FRANKLIN ALYEA, MONTGOMERY ALYEA, A. REX FILE, JANICE GLORIA FILE, DONALD R. 1965 ? ? 19651006-P10 79 REXFORD (MONTY) 80 AMAN, HARLEY ROSS AMAN, CECIL BRIMLEY, MARGARET ANNE BRIMLEY, FRANK 19630811 19630830-P6 81 AMAN, KEITH DONALD AMAN, CECIL YOUNG, FAYE YOUNG, KENNETH 1962 ? ? 19620717-P7 MCDONALD, MARY GRACE MCDONALD, AMANN, HANS JOSEF AMANN, HANS E. 197111 ? 19711202-P7 82 ELIZABETH JOSEPH C. 83 AMES, CLARE E. LOBB, ANNE R. 19731123 19731201-P6 BURSHAW, KATHLEEN AMEY, DAVID LEROY AMEY, VERA BURSHAW, JAMES 19710814 19710831-P6 84 MILDRED AMEY, ROY MAXWELL AMEY, ARTHUR LUMMISS, LILLIAN DIANE LUMMISS, ARTHUR 19660415 19660422-P7 85 RAWSON, THOMAS AMO, MICHAEL STANLEY AMO, VINCENT RAWSON, LINDA HELEN 197107 ? 19710720-P7 86 F. AMO, VINCENT AMO, TIMOTHY JOSEPH WARD, MARILEE WARD, WILLIAM J. 19730112 19730125-P8 87 STANLEY ANANNY, WAYNE JOSEPH O'CONNOR, KATHLEEN ANANNY, JOSEPH O'CONNOR, FRANK O'CONNOR, ANNE 196912 ? 19700103-P6 88 MERON LT. COLLEEN ANDERSON, JOHNSTON, ANDERSON, ALLEN JOHN MARGARET JOHNSTON, MARILYN JANE HILDA 19761030 19761210-P10 89 ERNEST HOWARD ANDERSON, ANDERSON, ANDERSON, WOOD, HELEN JEAN WOOD, HUGH 1970 ? ? 19700717-P8 90 DAVID SAMUEL 91 ANDERSON, BRIAN GLEN ANDERSON, GLEN MRS. 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