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Cumulative Index - Marriages - 1983-2010 Cumulative Index - Marriages - 1983-2010 MARRIAGES Agathos, Christos Spiros Jr., H Alaimo, Elaine Rita [photo], H Abate, Dina Marie [photo], H 10/3/04 7/22/01 pD3 7/25/92 p7 pC3 Agathos, Valerie Kristine [photo], H Alaimo, Peter Frank [photo], H Abbey, Deborah Anne, H 9/21/91 p9 11/25/85 p18 11/05/00 pD11 Abbott, Wendy Diane [photo], H Agius, Linda Marie [photo], H Alan, Marc [photo], H 1/23/99 pc7, H 12/8/90 p26 12/7/91 p13 1/16/99 pC8 Abe, David Scott [photo], H 1/29/94 Agliotta, JoAnn Marie [photo], H Albanesi, Stephen [photo], H p30 7/13/91 p7 12/28/91 p9 Abel, Kenneth Alan [photo], H Agliotta, Joseph Anthony Jr. [photo], Albano, Frank [photo], H 1/27/96 p28 7/22/89 p17 H 2/2/03 pD3 Albert, James Austin, H 10/1/83 p14 Abeling, Steven [photo], H 4/27/91 Agoglia, Angela Christine [photo], H Albert, Thomas Leon [photo], H p11 2/22/97 p25 1/10/87 p14 Abrahamson, Steven Douglas Agostino, Leonard J. [photo], H Albert, Tracy Lynn [photo], 12/18/05 [photo], H 7/5/97 p28 4/18/87 p13 pC3 Abresky, Bonnie Marie [photo], H Agosto, Peter Jr. [photo], H 7/9/94 Alberta, John Paul III [photo], H 8/6/83 p14 p27 10/19/91 p13 Abresky, Melissa [photo], H Agudow, Tamara Elena [photo], H Albertelli, Debra Lynn [photo], H 12/12/87 p16 10/26/91 p11 7/30/83 p12 Abudi, Yusuf [photo], H 6/6/87 p13 Aguiar, Kevin [photo], H 3/19/00 Albertelli, Richard A. [photo], H Acerbo, James Michael [photo], H pD13 6/11/83 p15 10/26/91 p11 Ahern, Mary Katherine [photo], H Alberts, Charlene Catherine [photo], Acevedo, Minelva [photo], H 7/1/89 3/10/84 p12 H 11/12/94 p30 p15 Aiello, Sally Anne [photo], H 9/14/85 Albertson, Erik Matthew [photo], Ackemann, Mallory Berry [photo], H p16 7/16/06 pC3 2/9/03 pD3 Aikasa, Kunihiko, H 9/14/85 p16 Albertson, Lisa Marion [photo], H Adamczyk, Wanda [photo], H Aiken, Maura Anne [photo], H 6/4/84 12/1/90 p19 10/27/84 p15 p12 Albin, Lorraine E. [photo], H 1/31/87 Adams, Daniel Nelson Jr, H 6/7/86 Aikenhead, Ellen Tarrant [photo], H p18 p17 11/4/95 p29 Albright, Gail Joan [photo], H Adams, Ellen Lisabeth [photo], H Aikenhead, Margaret Graham 10/6/84 p18 3/24/90 p11 [photo], H 11/20/93 p34 Albright, Harvey C. [photo], H Adams, Eunice Anne [photo], H Aikenhead, Mary Kirwan [photo], H 3/26/94 p30 7/6/85 p14 11/4/95 p29 Alcantara, Lisa Marie [photo], H Adams, James MacLeod III, H Aikenhead, Sarah Ann [photo], H 12/30/89 p15 8/8/83 p12 11/20/93 p34 Alcock, Margaret Rita [photo], H Adams, Jill Collette [photo], H 4/5/97 Aikler, John A., H 4/22/01 pD11 11/29/86 p20 p28 Aime, Adelaide, H 6/18/88 p13 Aldershof, Brian K. [photo], H Adams, John H, H 1/30/99 pC7 Aime, John Burroughs [photo], H 2/22/86 p15 Adams, John Milliken [photo], H 8/17/85 p16 Aldrich, Edward Farley, H 9/13/86 11/10/84 p16 Aitoro, Anthony, H 12/7/91 p13 p25 Adams, Margaret Harding [photo], H Aitoro, David A. [photo], H 7/2/83 p15 Aldrich, Maria Taylor [photo], H 5/4/85 p14 Aitoro, David Anthony [photo], H 6/8/03 pD3 Adams, Mary Holbrook [photo], H 11/26/83 p12 Aldrich, Nancy [photo], H 9/30/95 2/22/92 p9 Aitoro, Donna Elizabeth, H 1/28/84 p34 Adams, Matthew Leary Jr. [photo], H p14 Aldrich, Robert Stirling, H 9/5/87 p13 12/17/88 p25 Aitoro, Jane Genevieve, H 5/11/85 Alechman, Samantha India [photo], Adams, Norman Ilsley, H 7/13/85 p16 9/25/05 pC3 p16 Aitoro, Karen Marie [photo], H Aleksiejczyk, Andy [photo], H Adams, Robert L. [photo], H 8/18/84 11/26/94 p28 1/23/99 pC7 p15 Ajemian, Robert Souren [photo], H Alexander, Bruce M. [photo], H Adams, Sinclair [photo], H 7/21/90 9/26/87 p25 2/9/91 p17 p13 Akers, Anne Davis [photo], H Alexander, Karen Lynne [photo], H Adams, Steven John, H 7/22/89 p17 6/19/99 pA12 11/2/85 p16 Adams, Suzanne Marie [photo], H Akiyama, Mary Hoyt [photo], H Alexander, Stephen E. [photo], H 5/15/99 pC7 9/22/84 p17 4/18/87 p13 Adamski, Thomas, H 9/22/90 p17 Aknalbant, Suzanna Mary [photo], H Aley, Jonathan [photo], H 9/3/94 p33 Adante, Joseph Dominick Jr, H 8/26/95 p31 Aley, Judith [photo], H 2/12/91 p30 11/5/83 p16 Akre, Tiffany Nicole [photo], H Aley, Judson, 7/25/10 pC3 Adelmann, Charles Jay [photo], H 8/1/98 pC7 Alfaro, Astrid Margarita [photo], H 5/30/92 p9 Alafat, Kathryn [photo], H 1/27/90 5/21/83 p12 Adinolfi, Jodi-Anne [photo], H p19 Alford, Brenda Jean [photo], H 10/8/88 p16 Alaimo, Ann Marie [photo], H 6/7/97 11/4/89 p24 Adinolfi, Richard J. [photo], H p29 Alfson, Raymond George [photo], H 6/30/90 p21 Alaimo, Charles [photo], H 12/21/85 2/24/96 p25 Adleman, Randall J. [photo], H p19 Alger, Barbara E. [photo], H 9/7/85 p16 12/23/89 p15 1 Cumulative Index - Marriages - 1983-2010 MARRIAGES (Continued) Amato, Michael [photo], H 2/4/95 p27 Anderson, Pamela [photo], H Alger, Nancy Edrena [photo], H Amato, Susan Carol [photo], H 5/27/89 p17 2/10/90 p25 1/9/93 p31 Anderson, Robert [photo], H 11/9/85 Algood, John [photo], H 9/28/90 p28 Ambler, Paul Edward [photo], H p18 Alison, Christine A. [photo], H 12/9/89 p19 Anderson, Sandra Michele [photo], 11/12/88 p15 Ambrogio, John Carmen [photo], H H 10/29/88 p13 Allen, David B. [photo], H 8/23/94 1/5/85 p16 Anderson, Scott Joseph [photo], H p27 Ambrogio, Kevin Richard [photo], H 9/5/92 p13 Allen, Elizabeth Diane [photo], H 7/22/89 p19 Andersson, Dina Elizabeth [photo], 10/20/90 p25 Ameden, Gina D. [photo], H 3/24/84 H 1/2/88 p22 Allen, Kristen Emily [photo], H p15 Andorfalvi, Erica [photo], H 5/9/87 10/22/94 p30 Ameer, Catherine [photo], H 9/21/96 p18 Allen, Laura Ann [photo], H 12/17/00 p25 Andre, Christopher R. [photo], H pD10 Ameer, Charles Michael [photo], H 9/14/85 p16 Allen, Marie Dawn [photo], H 8/8/92 p9 Andren, Christine Joy [photo], H 11/28/99 pD7 Ameer, George Andrew [photo], H 1/25/92 p7 Allen, Mark Stephen [photo], H 10/9/93 p36 Andren, Eric C. [photo], H 2/2/91 p15 9/12/83 p15 Amente, Judith Anne [photo], H Andreoli, Christine Lucille, H 1/14/84 Allen, Richard Jon, H 6/1/85 p14 9/23/85 p16 p16 Allen, Sara Elizabeth [photo], H Amicucci, John Stephen [photo], H Andreoli, Michael Peter [photo], 7/21/84 p14 8/12/89 p15 1/22/06 pC3 Allende, Manuel Michael [photo], H Amon, Ronald Eugene [photo], H Andreoli, Renee Elizabeth [photo], H 9/22/90 p17 8/29/87 p18 7/20/91 p15 Allington, Timothy B. [photo], H Amruso, Lisa [photo], H 10/22/94 p31 Andresen, John G. [photo], H 3/10/90 p13 Amundsen, Greta Ellen [photo], H 7/14/84 p14 Allington, William P. Jr, H 2/22/92 11/10/84 p16 Andresen, Keith W, H 7/11/88 p16 p10 Anastasia, Karen [photo], H 1/2/88 Andrews, Brenda Allen, H 4/4/92 p9 Allman, Katherine [photo], H 6/14/86 p22 Andrews, Francine [photo], H 9/3/88 p16 Anauo, Capt. Scarlet Antoinette p13 Allred, Tracey Anne [photo], H [photo], H 7/22/95 p33 Andrews, Natalie Kay [photo], H 8/24/93 p31 Ancona, Meagan M. [photo], H 5/16/98 pC6 Allred, Tricia Margaret [photo], H 2/4/86 p36 Andronaco, Joseph J. [photo], H 12/26/99 pD9 Ancona, Peter Thomas [photo], H 1/2/00 pD9 Almeida, Diane Lynn [photo], H 6/25/88 p14 Andronaco, Lori Marie [photo], H 5/23/92 p13 Anderson, Beth Ellen [photo], H 12/1/84 p14 Almore, Joy Lynne [photo], H 8/23/86 p16 Androphy, David [photo], H 12/5/92 10/31/87 p18 Anderson, Bruce Andrew Jr. [photo], p36 Alston, Anthony [photo], H 4/8/01 H 3/10/84 p12 Aneson, Steven Robert [photo], H pD11 Anderson, Caroline F. [photo], H 11/29/86 p21 Alston, Jeremy Graeme [photo], H 6/24/89 p15, H 6/10/89 p15 Angell, Katie [photo], H 5/26/90 p21 8/18/84 p14 Anderson, Charles Gustaf Jr. Angione, Brett Mitchell [photo], H Alston, Maxwell George [photo], H [photo], H 3/13/93 p32 11/25/89 p14 12/1/02 pD3 Anderson, David Eric [photo], Angione, Brigida [photo], H 7/26/86 Alston, Robert W. [photo], H 9/25/05 pC3 p16 12/15/02 pD3 Anderson, George M. [photo], H Angus, Cullen Ian [photo], H 3/5/94 Altemose, Raymond Phillip [photo], 11/18/95 p30 p30 H 9/29/90 p9 Anderson, Gretchen Diane, H Annase, Christopher Joseph [photo], Alter, Juli E, H 11/24/90 p12 1/18/86 p18 H 3/9/96 p30 Altieri, Peter Louis, H 10/15/83 p15 Anderson, James C.
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