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LAST NAME FIRST NAME BIRTH DATE DEATH DATE GAAEI Dora K. 1882 13 Sep 1968 GAAEI Jacob F. C. 1875 2 Jan 1958 GAARE Howard A. 15-May-1915 14-Jan-1998 GAARE Miriam K. 31-Oct-1918 7-Oct-1994 GAASCH Albert 17 Oct 1888 GABBERT Clara 20 Mar 1971 GABBERT Harry N. 18 Oct 1966 GABBERT Helen P. Rumford 12 Jun 1914 21 Sep 1992 GABBERT Robert E. 11 May 1912 24 Jan 1991 GABHARD Paul Anthony 10 Apr 1960 10 Apr 1960 GABLE John GABLE Mary (Mrs.) GABLESON Henry 12 Mar 1870 6 Dec 1924 GABRIEL Edward 12-Nov-1937 April 9, 1995 GABRIEL H. Constance 7-Dec-1889 31-Jan-1985 GABRIEL John A. 4 Aug 1889 12 Mar 1968 GABRIEL John A. 4-Aug-1889 12-Mar-1968 GABRIEL John P. 31-Mar-1923 2-Jun-1993 GABRIEL 4 Aug 1911 GABRIELSON H. J. 10 Jan 1867 8 Mar 1918 GABSE Josephine M. 17 Feb 1904 27 Feb 1980 GABSE Otto F. 23 Jul 1960 GAC Terry S. Aug. 12, 1948 24-Aug-2003 GACKEY Sarah Ann 27 Oct 1887 30 Jan 1930 GACKEY Sarah Ann 27 Oct 1887 30 Jan 1930 GADARD Joseph C. 30-Mar-1901 26-Jul-1994 GADARD Rose 25 Jan 1979 GADBAW Lewis B. 15 Nov 1909 8 Apr 1982 GADDIS GADLEY John A. 24 Aug 1964 GADLEY John Vernon 1950 27 Aug 1967 GADLEY Victoria M. 24 Nov 1878 1921 GADLEY Zona Myrle 2 Feb 1908 1 Jul 1994 GAENI Crape 19 Nov 1907 GAERTNER Kenneth Wayne 22-Aug-1931 31-Oct-2009 GAETHLE Walter A. 13-Oct-1923 27-Nov-1984 GAFFKE Laurie Ann 22 Jul 1960 8 Jun 1966 GAFFRON Emilie 19 Oct 1951 GAFFRON Max O. 18 Jan 1916 GAFFRON Max O. 13 Nov 1867 18 Jan 1916 GAGE John D. 20 Jul 1959 GAGE Marie B. 24-Nov-1897 29-Feb-1988 GAGE Richard Lyle 29-May-1938 11-Jun-1995 GAGE GAGEN Celia (Mrs.) 31 Mar 1947 GAGEN Francis B. 20 Mar 1953 GAGLE Mamie 19 Feb 1879 7 Apr 1952 GAGLE William M. 1875 21 Dec 1946 Gagnon Margaret 22-Jan-1924 26-Oct-1996 GAGNON Armine 1860 28 Oct 1956 GAGNON Louis 27 Jul 1864 31 Aug 1942 GAGNON Harold G. 22-Sep-1922 27-Feb-2005 GAHAGAN Charles B. 12 Feb 1967 GAHAGAN Charles H. 22-Dec-1911 14-Aug-1985 GAHAGAN Edward A. 14 May 1884 26 Dec 1963 1 LAST NAME FIRST NAME BIRTH DATE DEATH DATE GAHAGAN Ida M. 2-Jun-1913 15-Feb-1984 GAHAGAN Joyce E. 27 Mar 1943 GAHAN Annette 14 Mar 1890 24 Nov 1940 GAHAN Brigid Mary 1865 14 Jun 1949 GAHAN Elva F. 18 Mar 1849 13 Sep 1927 GAHAN Florence A. 19 Sep 1883 19 Mar 1920 GAHAN P. W. GAHR Edward G. 20-Jun-1953 15-Dec-1997 GAHR George 16 Sep 1928 1 Aug 1984 GAHRES Charles R. 27 Nov 1833 14 Jun 1899 GAIL Alice L. 17 Feb 1858 16 Feb 1936 GAINES Delbert Angus 29-Jan-1916 22-Jan-1996 GAINES Gertrude E. 1907 5 Feb 1979 GAINES Marguerite H. 8 Dec 1973 GAINES Richard M. 18 Aug 1948 GAINES Robert Lee 13 Feb 1949 17 Oct 1981 GAINEY Alide 4 Mar 1940 GAITHER Thomas L. 9-Jan-1953 7-Jul-2002 GALANDE Hermogenes A. 1910 1931 GALAPON Faustino 14 Feb 1904 24 Mar 1960 GALBRETH GALER Carl G. 22 Jan 1933 GALETTI Peter GALETZECK George M. 1888 1940 GALGERUD Scott Gordon 26 May 1964 GALIGER Jeanette R. 4-Jul-1917 20-Jul-1985 GALITZECH A. J. GALITZECK Bernardine 12 Jan 1858 1923 GALITZECK Bertha 10 Jul 1961 GALITZECK Mathias 20 Feb 1847 18 Sep 1931 GALITZECK Merlin I. 31 Jan 1968 GALL Alexander 1 May 1969 GALL Douglas 12 Aug 1959 12 Aug 1959 GALL Ethel A. 27-May-1902 24-Aug-1986 GALL 22 Sep 1950 22 Sep 1950 GALLAGHAN B. GALLAGHER A. J. GALLAGHER Austin 7 Mar 1898 GALLAGHER Bridget (Mrs.) 12 Jun 1840 18 Dec 1914 GALLAGHER Carol 5-Feb-1938 6-Dec-1989 GALLAGHER Carole 27 Dec 1965 GALLAGHER George H. 28 May 1973 GALLAGHER James 20 Aug 1861 8 Oct 1949 GALLAGHER James T. 2 Apr 1896 GALLAGHER Jas. 1863 GALLAGHER John 1846 GALLAGHER John 4 Jul 1974 GALLAGHER John GALLAGHER John P. 23 Apr 1899 GALLAGHER John P. 19 Dec 1897 GALLAGHER Mae 1888 19 Oct 1984 GALLAGHER Margaret L. 26 Jun 1971 GALLAGHER Martha 17 Feb 1863 GALLAGHER Mary Louise 9 Oct 1950 2 LAST NAME FIRST NAME BIRTH DATE DEATH DATE GALLAGHER Michael 1842 GALLAGHER Michael P. 1873 31 July 1931 GALLAGHER P. B. 4 Jul 1858 1923 GALLAGHER Phil J. 19 Dec 1898 GALLAGHER Roy 1885 25 Feb 1956 GALLAGHER Thomas 4 Sep 1886 9 May 1933 GALLAGHER Vera M. 18 May 1980 GALLAGHER William 13 Dec 1898 GALLAGHER 4 Oct 18?? Gallaher Vickie 5-Jan-1958 June 1, 1991 GALLAHER Berdell 11-Oct-1919 13-Jul-2003 GALLAHER Herbert Edmond 28 Mar 1966 GALLAHER Virgina 11 Nov 1970 GALLEGOS Alan James 1967 18 Feb 1984 GALLES Frank 4 Jul 1931 GALLES Mary 1 Jan 1867 6 Jun 1935 GALLIGAN Lois L. 9 Mar 1952 GALLIGAN Roy J. 2 Jun 1955 GALLIK Albert G. 1914 1924 GALLIK Andrew 30 Nov 1883 2 Sep 1939 GALLIK Anna Swartz 11 May 1893 19 Jan 1973 GALLIN Anton GALLIN Antonia 29 Sep 1885 27 Sep 1929 GALLIN Elsie 16 Mar 13 Dec 1928 GALLO Lewis GALLOGLY Darlene J. 19-Jan-1931 10-Dec-2010 GALLOGLY Peter C. March 2, 2013 GALLOGLY Jas. 9 May 1930 GALLOGLY Josephine 27 Feb 1946 GALLOGLY Kevin M. 2 Mar 1960 30 Jan 1977 GALLOP J. W. ca 1839 10 Mar 1918 GALLOWAY Betty 6-Mar-1931 11-Dec-2009 GALLOWAY Chloe E. 22 Jun 1973 GALLOWAY Edith H. 1896 12 Aug 1975 GALLOWAY Ernest G. 20 Jul 1933 9 Feb 1972 GALLOWAY Irving G. 28 Dec 1945 GALLOWAY John C. 1894 18 May 1955 GALLOWAY Joseph C. 24 Sep 1997 GALLOWAY Juanita Ann 5 Apr 1971 GALLOWAY Susan Lorraine 17 Jul 1955 28 Oct 1982 GALLUS Anna J. 6-Jan-1914 11-Jun-1994 GALLUS Marvin 20-Sep-1917 26-Nov-2008 GALLUS Raymond 3 May 1943 GALLY Henry 16 Oct 1857 9 Apr 1923 GALSTAD David L. 13 Jan 1959 Galt Theresa M. June 3, 1924 25-Nov-2012 GALT Errol F. 2 Oct 1889 23 Nov 1975 GALT Florence E. 14 Jun 1893 5 Sep 1973 GALT Harry L. GALT Harry Raymond 1 May 1962 GALT Henry Harry 2 Dec 1976 GALT Jeanne 13 Mar 1929 13 Mar 1929 GALT Mima 30-Apr-1890 4-Feb-1984 GALT William W. 1944 3 LAST NAME FIRST NAME BIRTH DATE DEATH DATE GALT 26 Jul 1930 26 Jul 1930 Galvin Patrick G. July 1, 1926 23-Sep-2004 GALVIN Frank 7 Oct 1956 GALVIN Ione 1 May 1966 GALVIN Margaret D. 1 Nov 1892 23 Feb 1978 GAMBLE Estermal 1 Feb 1931 28 Mar 1931 GAMEZ Maria A. baby girl 22-Aug-1992 23-Aug-1992 Gamradt Elizabeth M. "Betty" March 22, 1925 May 8, 2001 GANDREAU Dlima 1854 10 Apr 1897 Gange Anthony L. April 23, 1927 26-Nov-1987 GANGE Donald 5 Nov 1955 23 Jul 1976 GANGNER Boyd William 24-Mar-1922 28-Sep-2000 GANGNER Doris R. 1924 1995 GANGOS August 11 Aug 1877 26 May 1923 GANGOS Mary S. 16 Apr 1873 28 Jun 1948 Gannon Gertrude Marion June 25, 1907 May 24, 2002 Gannon John Michael May 4, 1948 15-Jan-1994 Gannon Kathryn M. April 13, 1912 July 31, 1990 Gannon Lawrence D. 1-Oct-1906 April 9, 1992 Gannon Lucille M. 2-Jan-1908 10-Oct-1997 Gannon Thomas A. 23-Feb-1905 March 5, 1984 Gannon William V. "Bill" June 9, 1909 29-Oct-1994 GANNOW Francis E. 21 Oct 1914 GANYAW Austin John 18 Mar 1918 9 Mar 1996 GANYAW Marlene L. 10 Aug 1931 15 Jan 2003 GAPLAS Peter GARBER Jonathan Ralph 10 Apr 1982 10 Apr 1982 GARBERG Arthur B. 6-May-1908 12-Sep-2004 GARBERG Volga B. 26 Sep 1912 2 Feb 1996 Garcia Maria Piedad 13-Feb-1932 15-Aug-2008 GARCIA Antonio 7-Nov-1915 26-Jan-2007 GARCIA Elsie Irene 2-Nov-1927 21-Feb-2012 GARCIA Joseph 8 Aug 1959 GARCIA Pedro 6 Aug 1949 GARD Susan 16-Sep-1921 14-Jul-2001 GARD Clifton D. 2-Jul-1918 10-Dec-2006 GARDAP 7 Oct 1918 7 Jan 1918 GARDER Laura GARDIKE (Mrs.) Gardiner Josephine M. May 20, 1918 March 19, 2006 GARDINER Ann 25 Mar 1885 26 Feb 1962 GARDINER Archie (Jr.) 21 Mar 1971 GARDINER Archie (Sr.) 25 Jun 1970 GARDINER Diana abt 1893 28-Jun-1984 GARDINER Mary E. 21 Jul 1936 GARDINER Omar J. 1919 1987 GARDING Alphonse Peter 22 Mar 1913 11 Jul 1974 Gardipee Madeline Mosney June 25, 1923 7-Feb-1996 Gardipee Mellissa F. March 8, 1976 19-Dec-1998 Gardipee Merle L. 22-Sep-1947 May 25, 1994 GARDIPEE Ann 6 May 1979 GARDIPEE Clara M. 11 Sep 1901 10 Feb 1962 GARDIPEE Elizabeth 1872 20 Aug 1943 GARDIPEE Mary Ann 15 Mar 1938 1 Oct 1938 GARDIPEE Ralph James 28 Sep 1965 4 LAST NAME FIRST NAME BIRTH DATE DEATH DATE GARDIPEE Roger L. 24-Oct-1963 22-Apr-1986 GARDIPEE 24 Jul 1974 24 Jul 1974 Gardner Barbara L. May 12, 1936 27-Aug-2007 Gardner Louise April 9, 1910 April 7, 2001 Gardner Richard A. 29-Sep-1918 20-Feb-1996 Gardner Ronald H. Aug.
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