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Surname Index to Volumes 41-50 The Colorado Genealogist ©2013 Colorado Genealogical Society Surname Index for Volumes 41-50 Introduction This index was scanned from the annual surname indexes published each year in The Colorado Genealogist using a ScanSnap scanner which had OCR technology overlaid on the original images of the scanned pages. Every attempt has been made to obtain an accurate “reading” of the information. There may still be errors in the transfer. Since each year had its own index and there were different editors, some of the indexes have a surname for every name and some have only one surname and then list all first names under it. Be aware of this when searching. All of the original indexes used the spellings that appeared in the original quarterly publications, some of which may have contained spelling or typographical errors. A prudent searcher will try various spellings of the surnames being searched. Searching Hints •This is a searchable pdf document and uses the same searching tools you would find in your pdf reader, such as Adobe Acrobat Reader. •Begin by typing in a surname only. You may have to search on a page for the given name, like you would in a printed index. Index Volume 41 (1980) . The Colorado Genealogist INDEX TO VOLUME 41-1980 , Lucy Ann 183 ATCHISON, EuphemiaW. 37 BARKER, James 177 , Mollie Marie 183 ATKENSONE, James 37 BARKER, Joel 4 AEBEY, Russel P. 37 AUDREY, William 37 BARKER, Joshua 39 ABERNATHY, Isaac 37 AULSERBROOK, Alfred 37 BARNARD, George 164 ABMATHY, Essie 37 AUSC (?), George 37 BARNES, Clark 39 ADAMS, Charles 37 AUSTIN, Harvey E. 37 BARNES, William 40 ADAMS, John B. 37 AUTREY, Thomas 37 BARNEWELL, Walter T. C. 39 ADDAMS, William 37 AVANGINI, Paul 177 BARR, D. A. 166 AFPOLTES, Frederick 37 BABCOCK, Alonzo S. 129 BARTH, William 164 AKINS, Jaines 37 BABCOCK, Charles 39 BARTHOLOAMEA, Lewis 177 ALEJC, Thomas L. 37 BABCOCK, Prank 177 BARTHOLAMEA, Oteo 177 ALEXANDER, Hugh M. 37 BABCOCK, Henry 177 BARTLESS, Edward E. 165 AIHUS, Joseph 37 BACA, Pellipe 38 BARTOLP, Frank G. 181 ALLEN, Alonzo 181 BACHINO, Carlos 177 BARTON, Margaret Ann 2, ALLEN, Andrew C. 37 BACHINO, P. 177 56t 74, 116, 162 ALLEN, Edward 177 BACHINO, Prank 177 BARTON, Nelson M. 39 ALLEN, Henry E. 37 BACON, Frederick 38 BARTORELLO, Anthony 177 ALLEN, Jacob B. 37 BADER, Nicholas E. 38 BARTORELLO, Joseph 177 ALLEN, James 177 BAILEY, Benjamin F. 39 BARTROFF, Frederick 39 ALLEN, John 177 BAILEY, Joel D. 39 BASCO, John 177 ALLEN, Lusera 37 BAILLIE, John A. 39 BASELT, Fonda 159 ALLEN, Philip 37 BAIMA, Joseph 177 BATCHELDER, Geo. H. 39 ALLSUP, Harold P. 181 BAIMA, Lewis 177 BATCHELDER, George C.38 AMES, Andrew J. 37 BAIN, Mrs. Edward M.45 BATCHELDER, Romantus 181 AMES, George 177 BAITINGER, Albert H. C. BATES, Edgar G. 38 AMES, Henry 177 164 BAUGESS, Alice Oma 134 AMES, Leynour 37 BAITINGER, Elizabeth 164 BAXTER, Cecil 182 AMES, Oaks 181 BAKER, Abner S. 39 BAXTER, John 39 AMES, Olive 181 BAKER, John J. 39 BAXTER, Katie Louise 182 AMES, Seymour 37 BAKER, Larkin 38 BAYLES, B. H. 166 AMTER, Marks 37 BALDWIN, A. M. I76 BEAN, William A. 39 AMBROSE, David E. 37 BALDWIN, E. E. I76 BEAR, Christopher 177 AMIGO, Ramon 37 BALDWIN, Elisha E. 39 BEARSLEY, Isaac H. 39 ANDERSON, August 37 BALDWIN, George I76 BEATRIC, James 39 ANDEISON, Herman 177 BALDWIN, J. G. 176 BECK, Jno. N. 39 ANDERSON, John C. 37 BALDWIN, Rachel C. I76 BECK, John M. 133 ANDERSON, N. C. 177 BALDWIN, Willie C. I76 BECK, Joseph V. 39 ANDEFSON, Peter 37 BALL, Carpenter 39 BECKER, Adolph E. 40 ANDREATTA, William 175 BALL, James G. 38 BEDFORD, Ellen A. 184 ANDREWS, Julius B. 37 BALLA, Dominick 177 BEDFORD, Ellen Augusta 184 ANDREWS, Robert P. 37 BAISICK, James 136 BEEHE, Sophia M. 38 ANMONS, Elias M. 165 BALTRAINO, Charles 177 BEESON, Richard 38 APPLEMAN, William 3 BALTRAINO, Prank 177 BEGIN, Arthur 164 ARBUTHNST, Charles T. 37 BALTRAINO, John 177 BELL, Marianne 39 ARDERN, Joseph W. 37 BANCROFT, Margaret J. 184 BELL, Thomas Parks 39 ARMSTRONG, William L. BANKER, Alfred 38 . (Senator) 77 BELIMAN, John 40 , BANKER, Joseph T. 38 BEMET, Elisha 38 ARNOLD, David 37 BANTA, Daniel 166 BENDER, Louis 39 ARNOLD, Halsey E. 37 BAHBEE, Sam P. 164 BENETONE, Joe 177 ARTHUR, Angie May 182 BARBER, Geo. M. 39 BENN, William T. 39 ARTHUR, John R. 182 BARBIER, Prosper 38 BENNET, Hiram T. 39 ARTHUR, William A. 182 BARIETTA, Joseph 177 BENNET, Maria 39 ASH, Blanche 182 BARKER, Daniel R. 38 BENNETT, Alonzo D. 40 © 2013 Colorado Genealogical Society -197- Index Volume 41 (1980) BENNETT, Charles 129 BONNIFIELD, William 38 BROWN, Mike I77 BENSON, A. S. 181 BONNIMINIE, T. I77 BROWN, Mrs. Eldon H. 45 BENSON, A. V. 181 BOONE, Sanina 38. BROWN, William 40 BENSON, Antonio 177 BOOT, Frederick W. 39 BROWNELL, Jon E. 38 BENSON, Baby 175 BOOT, Henry 39 BROWNELL, John E. 38 BENSON, Joseph 175 BOOT, William H. 39 BRIBE, E, I. I77 BENSON, Nellie 181 BOOTHROYD, Philip 181 BRUNETTE, William 177 BENTDOTT, John C. 38 BORCHERS, Charles 38 BRYANT, Wills 39 BENTON, William J. 38 BOREN, William A. 38 BRYON, Joseph T. 38 BENTONE, Edwin R. 38 BOSCHEROT, Rudolf 40 BUCELLONE, John 177 BERARKINO, Dominick 177 BOSCO, Enrico 175 BUCK, Cynthia S. 39 BERGEN, James W. 40 BOSWORTH, Kate S. 164 BUCK, Jacob 39 BERGTOLD, Carrie 164 BOSWORTH, Rodman W. 39 BUCKLEY, Jerry 177 BERKEY, John M. 40 BOURLAND, Jennivieve BUCKLEY, Thomas 38 BERRY, Benjamin J. 38 182, 183 BUCKS, Harrison 39 BERRY, Fred 165 BOURLAND, John 182 BUGNI, Antonia 177 BERRY, James 38 BOURLAND, Mollie 182 BULL, Gilbert H. 39 BERTINO, Bartholmea 177 BOURLAND, Mollie Marie i82 BUNYAN, John 181 BERTOLF, Guiliaem 181 BOURNE, John 166 BURCHILL, Robert 38 BESWTCK, Edwin 38 BOWDEN, Beecham 177 BURKE, Richard 38 BIANCO, Barney 177 BOWDEN, Edgar 177 BURNETT, Benjamin 181 BICKERTON, Lillian 175 BOWER, 183 BURNETT, Benjamin F. 181 BICKERTON, Pearl 175 BOWLES, Joseghus 39 BURNETT, Eleizer V. 39 BIERBOWER, Mrs. S. A. 164 BOWN, Joseph 129 BURNS, Daniel 38 BIETTA, Joseph 177 BOYD, Anderson 39 BURNS, Walter 39 BIGELOW, A. E. 177 BOYD, Harry 181 BURNS, William B. BILLINGS, David 181 BOYD, Joseph 181 BUSH, Benj. F. 38 BILLINGS, George 181 BOYER, Connie 2 BUSKINK, Benj. H. Van 38 BILLINGS, Jabe 181 BOYER, Mrs. Max E. 72, 114, BUSKIRK, Benj. H. Van 38 BILL3, Charles E. 38 159, 160 BUSSEY, J. E. 163 BIOTTO, Ernest 177 BOYLE, John 38 BUTTERS, Nelson M. 39 BIRD, Amelia 165 .* BRACKET, F. M. 181 BYEES, John 184 BIRMINGHAM, George 38 BRACKET, Levi 181 BYERS, William N. 164 BISHOP, Bill 2, 31 BRANDT, Lucas 181 CABODI, Antonio 177 BIXEY, James N. 39 BRAZELTON, Alexander 38 CABODI, Michael 177 BLAISDELL, Barley D. 39 BRAZELTON, Jacob 129 CABODI, Dominick 177 BLAISDELL, Oscar G. 39 BRETTO, John 177 CAHOON, John 41 BLAKE, Carl 39 BRETTO, Joseph 177 CAIN-SEILEK, Kathleen 2, BLAKE, William 39 BRICE, A. J. 177 41, 74, 116, 162 BLAKELY, Charles 166 BRIEN, John 0. 39 CALLAHAN, John 129 BLANCHARD, Magliese 38 BRIGGS, Charles H. 38 CALLIN, John M. 40 BLANTON, James 177 BROCKETT, Aza 38 CAMPBELL, Charles M. 40 BLEWTTT, Henry 38 BRODIE, JohnC. 181 CAMPBELL, Jacob 40 BLIVIN, Andrew J. 38 BRODT, Benj. N. 39 CANTRELL, Nelson T. 40 BLODGET, William H. H. 129 BRON, Lue 38 CAPPS, Leonard K. 40 BLODGETT, Jno. A. 39 BRONDEGEB, Charles 38 CAPPS, Willis C. 40 BLODGETT, Lorenzo D. 38 BRONDIS, William 3? CARKEEK, John 177 BLORE, William R. 39 BROOKS, Jack (Hon.) 77 CARLETON, Ambrose 50 BLUNDELL, James 38 BROOKS, Lewis T. 38 CARLEVARIS, Henry 166 BLYTHE, Jeanne C. 145 BROWN, Abner R. 38 CARLONATTO, Amedo 177 BLYTHE, Thomas 39 BROWN, Arkansas T. 182 CARLTON, Sergt. Ambrose 50 BOASC, James J. 40 BROWN, Barbara 2, 45 CARMON, John 40 BOECKMAN, H. J. 177 BROWN, Clara I65 CARNAHAN, Jno. M. 40 BOLLES, Jack 129 BROWN, J. S. 164, 165 CARNER, John A. 129 BONACINA, Geo. M. 38 BROWN, J. Sidney 165 CARPENTER, Leroy S. 41 BONATTO, Giacondo 177 BROWN, James J. 38 CARPENTER, Peter A. 40 BONIDE, William J. 38 BROWN, Melvin G. 39 CARSON, Robert S. 41 -198- © 2013 Colorado Genealogical Society Index Volume 41 (1980) CARTER, Jimmy (Pres.) 3t77 CLARK, Maxwell 41 COY, Nathan B. I65 CARVER, Henry 129 CLARK, Salmon C. 41 CRA, Alexander 41 CASASSA, Joseph 177 CLARK, Solomon C. 41 CRAIG, John H. 40 « CASE, Lester S. 41 CLARKE, Frank 166 CRAM, 184 CASE, Milo 40 CLASSEN, Joanne 2, 4, 50, CRANDALL, Thomas A. 40 CASE, Milton B. 40 .74, 110, 116, 162 CRANE, Orson 129 CASE, Thomas J. 40 CLAYCOMB, Frederick 40 CRANMER, Jonathan J.,Jr. 40 CASE, Willis 41 CLEALE, Joseph A. 41 CRANSHAW, Philip 41 CASSAGRANDA, Chris 177 CLEAVES, E. D. I78 CRANSON, John 181 ' CASSAGRANDA, Theo 177 CLEMMONS, John F. 41 CRASS, Henry W. 166 CASSAGRANDA, Thomas 177 CLINTON, Wm. 40 CRASS, William 166 CASSELL, David N. 40 CLYMER, Leander 181 CRAVER, Amos 166 CASSLETT, William H. 40 CLIBON, Archie 176 CRAWFORD, David 41 CASTldAN* John 40 CLIBON, Jesse I76 CRAWFORD, Edward D. 41 CASTLfej fhineas C. 40 CLIBON, Mary Ellen I76 CRAWFORD, Mett M. 40 CATERRILLO, Dominick 177 COBB, Frank M. 40 CROCKER, F. W. 165 CATREN, B. C. 177 COBB, William H. 40 CROCKER, Henry A. 41 CATREN, John G. 177 COFFMAN, Christian 41 CRONIN, David W. 164 CATRENI W. C. 177 COLBURN, Joseph 40 CROOK, Austin B. 40 CATREN, William H. 177 COLE, George W. 166 CUDWORTH, George I78 CAVANAUGH, Dan 177 COLE, John F. 41 CULVER, Carey 41 CAVANAUGH, Dennis 177 COLE, Lyman 41 CULVER, Cary 181 CAVANAUGH, Henry 177 COLE, Nicholas 0.
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    Sinus Aestuum is a lava pond hemming the Imbrium debris. Mare Orientale is another of the Moon’s large impact basins, Beginning observing On its eastern edge, dark volcanic material erupted explosively and possibly the youngest. Lunar scientists think it formed 170 along a rille. Although this region at first appears featureless, million years after Mare Imbrium. And although “Mare Orien- observe it at several different lunar phases and you’ll see the tale” translates to “Eastern Sea,” in 1961, the International dark area grow more apparent as the Sun climbs higher. Astronomical Union changed the way astronomers denote great features for Occupying a region below and a bit left of the Moon’s dead lunar directions. The result is that Mare Orientale now sits on center, Mare Nubium lies far from many lunar showpiece sites. the Moon’s western limb. From Earth we never see most of it. Look for it as the dark region above magnificent Tycho Crater. When you observe the Cauchy Domes, you’ll be looking at Yet this small region, where lava plains meet highlands, con- shield volcanoes that erupted from lunar vents. The lava cooled Moon watchers tains a variety of interesting geologic features — impact craters, slowly, so it had a chance to spread and form gentle slopes. 10Our natural satellite offers plenty of targets you can spot through any size telescope. lava-flooded plains, tectonic faulting, and debris from distant In a geologic sense, our Moon is now quiet. The only events by Michael E. Bakich impacts — that are great for telescopic exploring.
  • Influence of Pathogenic Bacterial Determinants on Genome

    Influence of Pathogenic Bacterial Determinants on Genome

    INFLUENCE OF PATHOGENIC BACTERIAL DETERMINANTS ON GENOME STABILITY OF EXPOSED INTESTINAL CELLS AND OF DISTAL LIVER AND SPLEEN CELLS Paul S. Walz B.Sc. Hons., University of Western Ontario, 2009 A Thesis Submitted to the School of Graduate Studies of the University of Lethbridge in Partial Fulfillment of the Requirements for the Degree MASTERS OF SCIENCE Department of Biology University of Lethbridge LETHBRIDGE, ALBERTA, CANADA © Paul S. Walz, 2011 INFLUENCE OF PATHOGENIC BACTERIAL DETERMINANTS ON GENOME STABILITY OF EXPOSED INTESTINAL CELLS AND OF DISTAL LIVER AND SPLEEN CELLS Paul S. Walz Approved Dr. Igor Kovalchuk, Co-Supervisor, Department of Biological Science, MD, PhD Date Dr. Olga Kovalchuk, Co-Supervisor, Department of Biological Science, MD, PhD Date Dr. Brent Selinger, Thesis Committee Member, Department of Biological Science, PhD Date Dr. James Thomas, Thesis Committee Member, Department of Biological Science, PhD Date Dr. Lesley Brown, Thesis Committee Member, Department of Kinesiology & Phys. Ed., PhD Date Dr. Elizabeth Schultz/Dr. Theresa Burg, Chair, Department of Biological Science, PhD Date ABSTRACT Most bacterial infections can be correlated to contamination of consumables such as food and water. Upon contamination, boil water advisories have been ordered to ensure water is safe to consume, despite the evidence that heat-killed bacteria can induce genomic instability of exposed (intestine) and distal cells (liver and spleen). We hypothesize that exposure to components of heat-killed Escherichia coli O157:H7 will induce genomic instability within animal cells directly and indirectly exposed to these determinants. Mice were exposed to various components of dead bacteria such as DNA, RNA, protein or LPS as well as to whole heat-killed bacteria via drinking water.
  • Wayne County Death Index, 1934-1939 1 SURNAME FIRST

    Wayne County Death Index, 1934-1939 1 SURNAME FIRST

    SURNAME FIRST NAME MIDDLE AGE DATE LOCATION BOX FILE Aaron Phillip W 305 4/21/1938 WD 21 16 Aarons Victoria 149 10/9/1937 EC 13 16 Abbeg Minnie Manning 160 7/13/1938 SM TP 21 8 Abbey Thomas J 180 8/7/1939 HP 30 16 Abbote Vito 165 3/3/1938 NK TP 23 7 Abbott Ada 180 3/2/1938 HP 22 3 Abbott Blanche Maude 152 5/24/1938 HP 22 7 Abbott Chester 155 10/21/1938 WD 21 20 Abbott Ira W 190 8/20/1935 WY 6 11 Abbott Melvin J 102 3/31/1936 WD 9 15 Abbott Roy 142 6/24/1937 WD 15 19 Abbott William C 184 9/28/1936 RM TP 8 14 Abell Ellen 163 2/20/1937 NK TP 17 8 Abelson James H 183 11/27/1938 NK TP 24 12 Aben Augusta 171 11/25/1937 LP 14 15 Abernathy Paul 152 4/3/1939 NK TP 28 16 Abjorson Sven J 148 8/2/1938 GPF 19 16 Abraham Anna 155 4/3/1938 HP 22 5 Abraham Fay 142 9/17/1939 WD 27 22 Abraham Frank Wilson 119 2/18/1937 HP 16 4 Abraham Omar 150 8/2/1938 NK TP 24 1 Abrahamson John 157 12/22/1937 NK TP 18 16 Abram William 175 11/3/1937 NK TP 18 12 Abshagen William 163 2/11/1937 NK TP 17 7 Acciaccafero Dora 159 5/21/1939 NK TP 28 23 Acker Baby 0 4/12/1936 ML 7 27 Acker William H 187 8/12/1939 HP 30 16 Ackerman Jessie W 165 5/31/1939 WD 27 18 Ackerman Leo 174 4/15/1935 NK TP 4 14 Ackermann Joseph M 167 4/15/1936 HP 10 7 Ackersville William 141 10/30/1935 HP 3 19 Ackley Robert D 106 6/28/1936 HP 10 12 Adach John 150 8/17/1939 NK TP 29 7 Adair Baby 0 8/28/1939 WD 27 21 Adair Kristine Ann 105 5/6/1937 WD 15 17 Adamczak Baby 0 7/8/1935 HM 1 29 Adamczak Veronika 301 1/14/1939 HM 31 1 Adamczyk Baby 0 8/3/1937 HM 14 8 Adamczyk Donald 204 2/6/1937 HM 14 2 Adamczyk
  • British Family Names

    British Family Names

    cs 25o/ £22, Cornrll IBniwwitg |fta*g BOUGHT WITH THE INCOME FROM THE SAGE ENDOWMENT FUND THE GIFT OF Hcnrti W~ Sage 1891 A.+.xas.Q7- B^llll^_ DATE DUE ,•-? AUG 1 5 1944 !Hak 1 3 1^46 Dec? '47T Jan 5' 48 ft e Univeral, CS2501 .B23 " v Llb«"y Brit mii!Sm?nS,£& ori8'" and m 3 1924 olin 029 805 771 The original of this book is in the Cornell University Library. There are no known copyright restrictions in the United States on the use of the text. http://www.archive.org/details/cu31924029805771 BRITISH FAMILY NAMES. : BRITISH FAMILY NAMES ftbetr ©riain ano fIDeaning, Lists of Scandinavian, Frisian, Anglo-Saxon, and Norman Names. HENRY BARBER, M.D. (Clerk), "*• AUTHOR OF : ' FURNESS AND CARTMEL NOTES,' THE CISTERCIAN ABBEY OF MAULBRONN,' ( SOME QUEER NAMES,' ' THE SHRINE OF ST. BONIFACE AT FULDA,' 'POPULAR AMUSEMENTS IN GERMANY,' ETC. ' "What's in a name ? —Romeo and yuliet. ' I believe now, there is some secret power and virtue in a name.' Burton's Anatomy ofMelancholy. LONDON ELLIOT STOCK, 62, PATERNOSTER ROW, E.C. 1894. 4136 CONTENTS. Preface - vii Books Consulted - ix Introduction i British Surnames - 3 nicknames 7 clan or tribal names 8 place-names - ii official names 12 trade names 12 christian names 1 foreign names 1 foundling names 1 Lists of Ancient Patronymics : old norse personal names 1 frisian personal and family names 3 names of persons entered in domesday book as HOLDING LANDS temp. KING ED. CONFR. 37 names of tenants in chief in domesday book 5 names of under-tenants of lands at the time of the domesday survey 56 Norman Names 66 Alphabetical List of British Surnames 78 Appendix 233 PREFACE.