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Index S-T 7/13/2009 Index S-T 7/13/2009 Primary Spouse Vol Page Saam, Albert A. Yutzey, Minnie 15 411 Saam, Alma Edna Hoopingarner, Lewis 15 593 Saam, Britto Mildred Haggart, Raymond Stuart 17 80 Saam, Edward J. Kneip, Pauline 15 316 Saam, Gertrude Pauline Davidson, Carl George 26 541 Saam, Ilda E. Birch, Morris C. 21 42 Saam, John Reese, Ella B. 9 463 Saam, Lillian Amalia Dresher, Otto H. 14 48 Saam, Margaret A. Graham, Alex 23 262 Saam, Mary C. Schott, Charles 9 60 Saam, Peter Hite, Philipena 10 381 Saam, Verna McEwen, James D. 18 448 Saam, W. H. Kramer, Lillie 10 343 Saam, William F. Haas, Matilda 8 605 Saba, Rose M. Vaughn, Daniel P. 26 245 Sabatini, Anna DiDonato, Pietro 20 424 Sabbinth, Edith Petrell, John 19 310 Sabbinthi, Marie E. Attanaro, Joseph O. 20 282 Sabfalino, Raffael D. Zuchegno, Maria 12 39 Sable, Lucile Mayme Swinderman, Rey Louis 23 554 Sabo, John Kobol, Mary 21 219 Sabo, John Kabol, Mary 21 601 Sabol, Andrew Vash, Mary 25 59 Sabrage, Robert J. Waltz, Gladys M. 14 334 Sacco, Anthony Cotton, Betty Jane 27 496 Sachina, Giuespina Ricci, Francisco 18 123 Sackwitz, Frederick Bright, Matilda 11 517 Sada, Jacob Schlegel, Emma 15 173 Saeman, Frieda M. Speer, Wlliam M. 21 316 Saffell, Charels W. Miller, Helen M. 21 432 Sage, Lewis F. Baougher, Alta C. 13 51 Sage, Quincy R. Knauss, Ida M. 10 44 Saggio, Chris Fantini, Victoria 23 145 Sagle, Rachel Elizabeth Wilson, Henry S. 21 357 Page 1 Index S-T 7/13/2009 Primary Spouse Vol Page Saine, Maggie Delong, Fremont 8 70 Saiville, Ellen Segesmann, Christian 8 442 Saker, Virginia P. Wicks, Floyd E. 27 564 Sala, Sadi Strophki, John 24 62 Salby, Bessie Scheide, Emmett 18 578 Salen, Carle Gust Miller, Anna E. 11 140 Salenthaler, Anna H. Morrison, Edward A. 22 26 Salina, Caesare Varalli, Giovannina 18 592 Salina, Edward Crenna, Rosa 18 315 Salina, Edward Galli, Rosa J. Mrs., Besozzi 26 248 Salina, Geralonro Giumenti, Maria 15 309 Salina, Giuseppina Bessozzi, Valentin 14 218 Salina, Virginia Ferrari, Angelo 15 455 Salisbury, John W. Shildtz, Ella E. 16 404 Salisbury, Josephine Quinn, Deward P. 11 70 Salisbury, Lucille Beamer, Leonard 27 263 Sallee, Mary Rowe, Will 22 402 Sallee, Willa Deane Craig, Robert Paul 27 128 Sallo, Andrew J. Beck, Ruth 25 78 Salmon, Althea Mrs. McKinght, J. M. 23 73 Salmon, Annie G. Roderick, David M. 9 492 Salmon, Charles Watt, Althea 17 57 Salmon, Maggie Dunn, John W. 11 258 Salmon, Mary M. Scholl, Ernest M. 10 198 Salmon, Melvina E. Sites, William A. 8 30 Salmon, Orlow Korns, Ralph 11 522 Salmon, Rellah Chaney, Loren A. 13 92 Salmon, William Hibbs Hines, Bessie Aurel 17 582 Salsberry, Erma Pearl Cordrey, Ralph 18 556 Salsberry, Mildred I. Dillon, Melvin 25 293 Salsberry, Sylvia M. Edwards, Wilse E. 25 250 Salsbury, Emma Vogel, Harvey W. 15 224 Salsbury, Jackson D. Mayer, Sarah Mrs. 19 561 Salsgaver, Ida Marie Murray, Russell B. 18 110 Page 2 Index S-T 7/13/2009 Primary Spouse Vol Page Salsgivass, Charles W. Bevins, Florence R. 12 490 Salsgiver, Helene Mae Herpick, Christy Henry 19 504 Salsgiver, Pearl Annette Hill, A. Leroy 17 63 Salters, John H. Snyder, Hannah 13 128 Saltsgavar, Edwin Croghan, Daisy M. 19 139 Saltz, Agnes Wood, Walter A. 25 86 Salvage, Charles William Clow, Mary Emma 15 385 Salvatori, Rosa Mrs. Colucci, Frank 20 567 Salzer, Otto Marlow, Maggie 13 435 Salzman, Doris W. Wolf, Earl J. 27 30 Sam, Anna Bonvechio, John 12 133 Samducci, Marghenita Gironimo, Serafino di 13 236 Sammons, Flora Alice Wagner, Howard T. 24 498 Sammons, Theodora Walter, Elmer J. 22 348 Sampaolo, Dominico Frenacchioli, Lucia Mrs. 20 230 Sampaolo, Virginia Ricci, John J. 27 606 Sampsel, Ervin Renner, Emma C. 18 54 Sampson, Eugene H. Cole Helen Virginia 27 77 Sampson, Mae Jacoby, Paul J. 22 21 Sampson, Robert E. Edwards, Maxine 26 596 Sams, Ary Fowler, Grace 15 526 Sams, Christina Mrs. Patterson, Samuel T. 18 528 Sams, Eva M. Rinehart, Arthur W. 10 193 Sams, Ralph Howell, Christena 11 357 Sams, Ralph Tolbert Rupert, Pearl Augusta 18 253 Samsa, Peter Dreher, Margaret 27 111 Samsel, Charles J. Amsbaugh, Verbal V. 20 341 Samuels, William Mason Fankhauser, Ann Frieda 22 543 San Paulo, Lucy Mrs. Ricci, Frank 26 601 Sandell, Oscar Benedum, Sara 22 501 Sanders, Alice M. Schupp, William 9 304 Sanders, Anna Hoffer, Frank C. 8 283 Sanders, C. W. Cryder, Anna 14 213 Sanders, Charles S. Compher, Bessie E. 14 408 Page 3 Index S-T 7/13/2009 Primary Spouse Vol Page Sanders, Clara Hoopengarner, John A. 9 80 Sanders, Cora A. Todd, John H. 8 254 Sanders, Della Anelite Staight, Clyde James 24 463 Sanders, Edward Townsend, Martha J. 8 66 Sanders, Edward Keffer, Verna May 17 29 Sanders, Ella (17) Angel, Franklin E. (20) 8 594 Sanders, Emma R. (17) Judd, William 8 334 Sanders, Eugene B. Helwig, Virginia A. 24 153 Sanders, Flora Compher, Frank O. 13 363 Sanders, Flora Rogers, John E. 12 516 Sanders, George W. Brown, Margaret 13 571 Sanders, Hilda Meeks, Walter 23 346 Sanders, Hollis B. Orr, Walter V. 26 215 Sanders, Ida M. Edwards, Jonathan W. 8 315 Sanders, James W. Carpenter, Ida 13 325 Sanders, Josiah Suretts, Mary 13 567 Sanders, Lottie B. Jones, Sherman W. 26 115 Sanders, Louise Mason, Sam 9 19 Sanders, Mary Deardorff, Oliver 24 70 Sanders, Mellie Staley, Albert 13 417 Sanders, Mildred Robinson, Thomas 24 428 Sanders, Minnie M. Graham, Irvin 20 461 Sanders, Raymond Johnson, Goldie 22 447 Sanders, Verna M. Lautenschlager, Edward A. 19 501 Sanders, William Jackson, Daisy Pearl Mrs 24 15 Sanders, William S. Moss, Dottie Belle 26 308 Sandoa, Myrtle Burris, George W. 8 304 Sandri, Rosa Fomosoli, Jos. 19 597 Sands, Robert R. Everhart, Lorena L. 8 355 Sandy, Sam Dimina Mary 20 302 Sanford, Ada V. Lieser, Frederick 12 269 Sanford, Clara Matthews, Thomas 9 43 Sanford, Everett A. Ackerman, Margaret C. 25 166 Sanford, Lucy M. Horn, Lewis J. 13 63 Page 4 Index S-T 7/13/2009 Primary Spouse Vol Page Sanford, Sarah Fauser, Andreas 9 432 Sanger, Robert D. Dailey, Eva O. 27 356 Sani, Florence C. Bonelli, Joseph Frances 27 606 Sanor, Glenn Vernon Kees, Elsie June 27 524 Sanor, Harry Melvin Engler, Iva Elizabeth 17 531 Sansenbaugher, Samuel Scott, Mary 9 338 Sansis, Genaeffe Limonissi, Angelo 20 589 Santelli, Pietra Matta, Tulia 21 118 Santers, Effie F. Stills, William M. 14 108 Santora, Bertha Metzger, George A. 18 558 Santora, Clarence J. Peck, Blossam N. 20 312 Santore, Bertha Mrs Kazmaier, Philip J. 23 170 Santore, Clara Mae Lindberg, John C. 27 35 Santuorno, Candelors DiGregario, Ermilia 23 188 Sanunders, James Henry Johnson, Elizabeth 24 117 Saporito, Frank Natahicci, Teresa Mrs. 21 184 Saporito, Frank Supo, Mary Ann` 18 513 Sapp, Emma English, Frank 11 88 Sapp, Eva Avonhalt, Frank O. 13 136 Sapp, Thomas C. Harrison, Susie Lee 15 596 Sarachene, Dominic K. Muzi, Edith K. 27 314 Sarbaugh, Esther Scarr, Lester 23 578 Sarbaugh, Kenneth G. Meiser, Clara I. 23 259 Sarbaugh, Virginia Whitmire, William 18 489 Sarbaugh, William R. Beuter, Norena 11 457 Sargent, Anna Mae Carl, Harry J. 20 28 Sargent, Anne Neiss, John 9 33 Sargent, Carrie Reser, John F. 8 82 Sargent, Cornelia Lautzenheiser, William 8 180 Sargent, Edward Jr. Smith, Christina 10 97 Sargent, Ella Z. Feil, Charles 15 323 Sargent, Fannie Korns, Wilson 9 107 Sargent, Garratt B. Leggett, Martha Erma 21 328 Sargent, Henry Auman, Annie 8 91 Page 5 Index S-T 7/13/2009 Primary Spouse Vol Page Sargent, Mary Deardorff, Eugene A. 8 107 Sargent, Mary N. Slingluff, Edward S. 8 169 Sargent, Mollie A. Hite, Samuel C. 8 165 Sargent, Mollie A. Lewis, John M. 8 325 Sargent, Myrtle, C. Wilson, William A. 10 121 Sargent, Susan L. McLaughlin, John D. 8 51 Sargent, Thomas E. Fetters, Elizabeth 12 296 Sargent, Walter Devore, Eliza A. 9 386 Sariyanddes, Haralambas Manicas, Marcelli 22 294 Sasek, Barbara Vesco, Donald 24 398 Sattler, Chloe E. Dethoff, Ernest W. 20 23 Sattler, Elizabeth M. Irvin, Frank C. 9 350 Sattler, Emma M. Gudekoontz, George 10 382 Sattler, Fred Puncheon, Elizabeth 13 6 Sattler, George Nelson, Inez 23 538 Sattler, Ida F. Maurer, Frederick G. 11 101 Sattler, Jennie M. Seemann, Calvin 10 267 Sattler, Maud Lebold, James 10 248 Sattoria, Alma E. (Mrs. Chini) Loy, Woodrow W. 27 553 Sattoria, Vera Mary Feno, Albert 21 287 Sauers, Charles E. Cash, Emma J. 8 216 Sauers, Elnora Delong, Lemuel 8 38 Sauers, Glenn Edwin Meanar, Hazel Annabelle 21 264 Sauers, Hazel E. Peacock Clifford 19 302 Sauers, Kate Lytle, John W. 9 344 Sauers, Louis Daniel Swonger, Clara Riley 21 50 Sauers, Nathan Charles Donahue, Anna 16 179 Sauers, Wanda Kitchen, Louis M. 14 200 Saunders, E. V. Wolfe, Ina 15 64 Saunders, Earl A. Barnes, Leona S. 20 440 Saunders, Ethel Ulrich, Edmond 15 119 Saunders, Ethel Davidson, Dell R. 22 530 Saunders, Ida M. Berkshire, Albert M. 15 154 Saunders, John L. Hill, Ethel C. 14 370 Page 6 Index S-T 7/13/2009 Primary Spouse Vol Page Saunders, Lillian Fester, Harry 11 558 Saunders, Mamie B. John, Henry 12 587 Saunders, Mary Baker, Charles J. 8 242 Saunders, W. B. Deaton, Louisa A. 14 192 Saunders, Zola L. Stuckey, Fredreick P 20 354 Saurer, Solomon Graber, Susan 10 76 Saurers, Doreen Allen Oliver, Dora Young 14 226 Sauser, C. C. Morgenthaler, Ellen J. 14 316 Sauser, Calvin U.
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