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Last Name First Name Nee Date of Birth Date of Death Paper and Paper Date Aaby A LAST NAME FIRST NAME NEE DATE OF BIRTH DATE OF DEATH PAPER AND PAPER DATE AABY A. LEO 1909-DEC. 09 1935-APRIL HAYFIELD HERALD---APRIL 18, 1935 AABY CHRISTOPHER H. 1843-OCT. 28 1906-AUG. DODGE COUNTY TRANSCRIPT---AUG. 17, 1906 AABY LYDIA 1900-MARCH 24 AABY MRS J. J. HOHENSTEIN 1900-MARCH 24 AABY SIGBJORN H. 1827-JULY 20 1905-AUG. 05 DODGE COUNTY TRANSCRIPT---SEPT. 08, 0905 AAKRE ROGER C. 1937-JULY 06 2007-JUNE 08 ROCHESTER POST BULLETIN---JUNE 11, 2007 AARSVOLD STEVEN 1943-MAY 31 1994-MARCH 21 DODGE COUNTY INDEPENDENT---MARCH 30, 1994 AASE DONALD JEROME (BUD) 1923-JUNE 22 2000-MARCH 21 ROCHESTER POST BULLETIN--- AASE KEVIN G. 1956-JULY 05 1993-APRIL 21 CLAREMONT NEWS---APRIL 02, 1993 AASE OBERT 1920-AUG. 15 ABBE MELVIN F. 1918-MAY 18 1975-DEC CLAREMONT NEWS---JAN. 02, 1976 ABBOTT FRANCES LOUISE WARE 1906-JUNE 25 2003-JULY 04 DODGE CENTER STAR RECORD---JULY 15, 2003 ABEL BERNICE E. "BUNNY" 1901-JULY 16 1993-MAY 12 DODGE COUNTY INDEPENDENT---MAY 19, 1993 ABEL LEONARD O. 1931-MAY 12 1979-APRIL 13 ABLY LURA BRINGGOLD 1887-NOV. 06 1975-NOV. 11 ABRAMS ARTHUR A. 1887-JULY 13 1950-AUG. 26 ABRAMS MABEL CLARE ANDERSON 1883-DEC. 20 1962- ACKERMAN EARL FRANK 1906-JAN. 16 1996-JAN. 11 ACKERMAN FLORENCE W. GILDON 1905-APRIL 28 1997-DEC. 07 DODGE CENTER STAR RECORD---DEC. 16, 1997 ACKMAN ALVIN ALFRED 1915-SEPT. 19 1997-SEPT. 02 DODGE COUNTY INDEPENDENT---SEPT. 10, 1997 ACKMAN JILL KARI BROWN 1958-DEC. 17 2006-JULY 12 ROCHESTER POST BULLETIN---JULY 13, 2006 ACKMAN MARVIN 1918-FEB. 26 1990-DEC. 11 ADAIR CHARLES 1900-FEB. 18 DODGE CO. RECORD---MARCH 15, 1900 ADAMS ALFRED J. 1922-OCT. 14 1994-OCT. 27 HAYFIED HERALD---NOV. 01, 1994 ADAMS ARMINDA WEST 1824-DEC. 31 1912-SEPT. 26 HAYFIELD HERALD---NOV. 07, 1912 ADAMS FLOYD R. 1895-MAY 06 1977-DEC. 31 ADAMS GUY 1910-JUNE HAYFIELD HERALD---JUNE 24, 1910 ADAMS KIRK S. 1855-MARCH 01 1945-OCT. 02 DODGE COUNTY REPUBLICIAN---OCT. 05, 1945 ADAMS MARY WEST 1929-MAY 22 HAYFIELD HERALD---MAY 23, 1929 ADAMS MARY JANE 1928-MAY MANTORVILLE EXPRESS---MAY 18, 1928 ADAMS MRS. J. E. NORTH 1840- 1896-OCT. 30 MANTORVILLE EXPRESS---OCT. 30, 1896 ADAMSON RONALD JAMES 1953-JUNE 16 2004-APRIL 13 ROCHESTER POST BULLETIN---APRIL 16, 2004 ADELMAN EMELIA PAULINE NEUENDORF 1850-DEC. 01 1949-FEB. 03 ADKINS DELORES 1999-APRIL 05 WEST CONCORD ENTERPRISE---MAY 19, 1999 AEBLY ANNA BARBARA OTT 1868-MAY 20 1960-MARCH AFFELDT ADELINE SCHMIDT 1877-DEC. 15 1968-MARCH 01 ROCHESTER POST BULLETIN--- AFFELDT EMIL J. 1960- AFFELDT MARTHA WINTER NIEMEYER 1902-NOV. 18 1990-SEPT. WEST CONCORD ENTERPRISE---SEPT. 19, 1990 AHERN LAWRENCE EDWIN 1926-JAN. 12 2001-APRIL 19 AHRENS C. 1926-JULY DODGE COUNTY STAR---AUG. 05, 1926 AHRENS HEATHER LYNN 1977-FEB. 20 1995-MAY 20 DODGE CENTER STAR RECORD---MAY 30, 1995 AKIN MARTHA IONE 1910-MAY 04 2006-SEPT. 17 ROCHESTER POST BULLETIN---SEPT. 22, 2006 ALBERTS ANNE M. 1981-JUNE 04 WEST CONCORD ENTERPRISE---JULY 30, 1981 ALBERTS B. J. 1919-AUG. 22 MANTORVILLE EXPRESS---SEPT. 05, 1919 ALBERTS BEN FRANKLIN 1919-JAN. 27 2004-NOV. 09 ROCHESTER POST BULLETIN---NOV. 11. 2004 ALBERTS EDWARD 1931-JAN. HAYFIELD HERALD---JAN. 08, 1931 ALBERTS GEORGE 1861-SEPT. 16 1944-JULY MANTORVILLE EXPRESS---AUG. 10, 1944 ALBERTS JOHN 1863-APRIL 19 1924-AUG. 16 MANTORVILLE EXPRESS---AUG. 29, 1924 ALBERTS LOUISE BUCHS 1900-MAY 25 1970-MARCH ROCHESTER POST BULLETIN--- ALBRECHT EVELYN M. LINDEMAN 1911-AUG. 05 1994-NOV. 02 ROCHESTER POST BULLETIN---NOV. 03, 1994 ALCOTT ROY F. 1943-JUNE 25 2004-AUG. 02 ROCHESTER POST BULLETIN---AUG. 04, 2004 ALDEN ALBERT M. 1904-MARCH 07 ALDRICH MRS. W. S. 1941-AUG. 21 DODGE COUNTY REPUBLICAN---AUG. 28, 1941 ALEXANDER GERTRUDE S. 1894-FEB. 24 1903-DEC. 21 WEST CONCORD ENTERPRISE---JAN. 07, 1904 ALEXANDER JOSEPH 1826-MAY 14 1897-JAN. DODGE COUNTY REPUBLICAN---FEB. 04, 1897 ALEXANDER LORENTEEN E. FINK 1921-JAN. 28 1990-APRIL DODGE CENTER STAR RECORD---MAY 01, 1990 ALEXANDER REV. A. 1915-AUG. MANTORVILLE EXPRESS---AUG. 20, 1915 ALEXANDER RUTH ETHEL TVERBERG 1915-SEPT. 19 2005-DEC. 04 ROCHESTER POST BULLETIN---DEC. 07, 2005 ALLAN JOHN 1853- 1908-OCT. DODGE COUNTY TRANSCRIPT---OCT. 23, 1908 ALLARD NANCY E. 1888-JUNE 13 1906-MARCH DODGE COUNTY REPUBLICAN---MARCH 22, 1906 ALLAS PETER HENRY 1914-FEB. 23 2000-JAN. 06 HAYFIED HERALD---JAN.12, 2000 ALLEMAN CHRISTIAN 1832-FEB. 21 1911-JULY 12 WEST CONCORD ENTERPRISE---JULY 20, 1911 ALLEN ALONZO B. 1874-OCT. 10 1901-AUG. 31 ALLEN DELMER JAMES 1927-JAN. 11 2003-DEC. 03 ROCHESTER POST BULLETIN---DEC. 05, 2003 ALLEN ETTA L. SHERMAN 1922-SEPT. 18 2007-APRIL 11 ROCHESTER POST BULLETIN---APRIL 12, 2007 ALLEN F. C. 1856-MAY 29 1905-JUNE 18 MANTORVILLE EXPRESS---JULY 14, 1905 ALLEN FLOYD RAY 1939-MAY 22 1998-MAY 10 ALLEN FRANK S. 1857-JULY 29 1904-DEC. 04 DODGE COUNTY RECORD---DEC. 08, 1904 ALLEN GLEN G. 1917-OCT.11 1990-JAN.25 DODGE COUNTY INDEPENDENT---JAN. 31, 1990 ALLEN H. M. ALLEN JUELLA MELVA "JO" SEVERSON 1913-SEPT. 26 1999-OCT.05 ALLEN LAURA M. OVERKAMP 1898-JULY 17 1991-JULY 16 DODGE COUNTY INDEPENDENT---JULY 24, 1991 ALLEN LLOYD 1915-MARCH 25 1994-JAN. 12 DODGE COUNTY INDEPENDENT---JAN. 19, 1994 ALLIO LETA J. "MICKEY" WOLFE 1915-OCT. 15 1998-OCT. 19 ALLWORTH HOWARD D. 1968-OCT. 01 ALME ARNOLD JOYCE 1921-AUG. 16 2006-OCT. 11 ROCHESTER POST BULLETIN---OCT. 16, 2006 ALRICK JOHN 1872-SEPT. 13 1949-APRIL 14 ALRICK MARIE TENNEFOSS 1828-DEC. 18 1916-APRIL 04 HAYFIELD GUARD---APRIL 07, 1916 ALRICK PETER J. 1904-OCT DODGE COUNTY TRANSCRIPT---NOV 18, 1904 ALTENBURG MARTIN 1898-JAN. 06 1976-MAY CLAREMONT NEWS---JUNE 02, 1976 ALTON ELLA BETH PENDERGAST 1902- 1992-NOV. 21 ROCHESTER POST BULLETIN---JUNE 24, 1993 ALVA DELBERT C. 1914-APRIL 07 2007-NOV. 10 ROCHESTER POST BULLETIN--NOV. 12, 2007- ALVORD HENRY 1832-FEB. 02 1914-NOV.06 DODGE COUNTY STAR---NOV. 12, 1914 ALWIN MARIANN 1945-SEPT. 04 DODGE COUNTY REPUBLICIAN---OCT. 04, 1945 AMDAHL LOUISE SCHNEBELI 2002-AUG. 21 DODGE COUNTY INDEPENDENT---AUG. 28, 2002 AMES SPENCER 1902-SEPT. 28 1975-MAY 22 AMUNDSON AMUND 1946-FEB. 21 AMUNDSON ANNA PETERSON 1953-APRIL 01 AMUNDSON BEN 1879-FEB. 25 AMUNDSON BURT ORRIN 1888-JAN. 10 AMUNDSON BYRON ADOLPH 1918-MAY 08 2004-APRIL 19 ROCHESTER POST BULLETIN---APRIL 20, 2004 AMUNDSON EVELYN BORCHERT 1912-NOV. 15 2003-SEPT. 08 ROCHESTER POST BULLETIN---SEPT. 09, 2003 AMUNDSON GROVER 1915-OCT. 28 1991-JULY 21 DODGE COUNTY INDEPENDENT---JULY 03, 1991 AMUNDSON MARGARET TOBAR 1913-JUNE 10 2004-JAN. 17 AUSTIN DAILY HERALD--- AMUNDSON MARLIN H. 1943-MARCH 10 2004-DEC. 01 ROCHESTER POST BULLETIN---DEC. 03, 2004 AMUNDSON TERI RUTH 1980-JUNE 17 1997-JUNE WEAT CONCORD ENTERPRISE---JUNE 11, 1997 AMUNSON JON M. 1943-JUNE 01 1990-MAY 11 DODGE CENTER STAR RECORD---MAY 15, 1990 ANDERSON 3 SISTERS OF IVAN & ANER 1923- ANDERSON ALDEN EUGENE 1919-AUG. 31 1969-AUG. 18 ROCHESTER POST BULLETIN--- ANDERSON ALICE DORETTE JULSO N 1899-JAN. 02 1988-DEC.18 DODGE COUNTY INDEPENDENT---JAN. 04, 1989 ANDERSON ALLAN JAMES "SONNY" 1938-SEPT. 30 2005-JULY 26 ROCHESTER POST BULLETIN---JULY 28, 2005 ANDERSON ALLARD JEROME 1933-FEB. 10 2004-MARCH 29 HAYFIELD HERALD---APRIL 07, 2004 ANDERSON ALVIN LEROY (ANDY) 1925-MARCH 02 2009-APRIL 27 ROCHESTER POST BULLETIN---APRIL 29, 2009 ANDERSON ANDERS 1887-JAN. 19 ANDERSON ANDRENA CAROLINE 1879-OCT. 13 1929-MAY 22 MANTORVILLE EXPRESS---MAY 31, 1929 ANDERSON ANDREW O. 1909-JULY 02 ANDERSON ANER OSCAR 1902-APRIL 26 1954-JULY 02 ANDERSON ANN MARIE 1925-NOV. 12 2004-JUNE 18 ROCHESTER POST BULLETIN---JUNE 19, 2004 ANDERSON ANNA MATHILDA 1878-MARCH 31 1950-SEPT. 14 ANDERSON ANNA SOPHIE NELSON 1859-OCT. 21 1948-JULY 25 HAYFIELD HERALD---AUG. 03, 1948 ANDERSON ARCH 1901-FEB. 13 1985-APRIL 02 DODGE COUNTY INDEPENDENT---APRIL 10, 1985 ANDERSON BETTY LOU LOUKS 1929-OCT. 15 1999-MAY 31 ANDERSON CAROL JEAN PIKE 1929-FEB. 03 2008-JULY 31 ROCHESTER POST BULLETIN---AUG. 02, 2008 ANDERSON CHRISTINE 1990-JUNE DODGE CENTER STAR RECORD---JUNE 26, 1990 ANDERSON CLARA JOHNSON 1886-DEC. 11 1970-MARCH 21 ANDERSON CLARA ANNETTE LOKEN 1887-JULY 08 1970-FEB. 11 ANDERSON CLARENCE O. "CASEY" 1910-APRIL 08 1990-AUG. 16 DODGE COUNTY INDEPENDENT---AUG. 22, 1990 ANDERSON DENNIS JOHN 1989-OCT. 11 ROCHESTER POST BULLETIN---OCT. 11, 1989 ANDERSON DURWOOD DOUGLAS 1923-MAY 26 2006-FEB. 16 ROCHESTER POST BULLETIN---FEB. 17, 2006 ANDERSON EDWARD T. 1884-AUG. 26 1949-MARCH 18 ANDERSON EMILY L. SLETTEN 1917-FEB. 07 1990-FEB. 02 ANDERSON EMILY ROSE LAWSON 1925-MARCH 08 1994-DEC. 13 ANDERSON ERNEST G. 1902-MAY 14 1980-JUNE 15 HAYFIELD HERALD---JUNE 19, 1980 ANDERSON ERNEST MARTIN 1879-MATCH 22 1956-FEB. 10 ANDERSON EVELYN LUCILLE MOLLENHAUER 1912-JAN. 01 2004-JULY 29 ROCHESTER POST BULLETIN---JULY 31, 2004 ANDERSON GAYLE A. SMITH 1947-SEPT. 15 2001-JULY 25 HAYFIELD HERALD---AUG. 01, 2001 ANDERSON HANS L. 1850-JAN. 03 1939-SEPT. 19 ANDERSON HAROLD 1983-OCT. 20 ANDERSON HAROLD DR. 1919-SEPT. 02 2000-OCT. 25 ANDERSON HJALMER O. 1898-APRIL 26 1971-NOV. 17 ROCHESTER POST BULLETIN--- ANDERSON INGEBRET 1911-NOV. 08 ANDERSON IRVIN 1905-APRIL 25 ANDERSON ISABELLE H. ANDERSON 1862- 1931-JAN. 06 DODGE COUNTY REPUBLICAN---JAN. 30, 1931 ANDERSON JACQUELINE "JACKIE" JOHNSON 1924-OCT. 17 1987-OCT. 28 ANDERSON JAMES 1887- MANTORVILLE EXPRESS---DEC.
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