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NAME AGE PLACE Newspaper Date DILLENBECK, PEGGYSUE 45 NAME AGE PLACE Newspaper Date DILLENBECK, PEGGYSUE 45 COOPERSTOWN 1/2/2010 HUMMEL, HARRISON JOHN JR 80 UTICA 1/2/2010 CHRISTMAN, DANIEL 49 MOHAWK 1/4/2010 MOSSEAU, ARTHUR EDWARD 81 NEW HARTFORD 1/4/2010 AGNE, WILLIAM S JR 86 NEW HARTFORD 1/5/2010 EDICK, ROBERT W 77 ONEIDA 1/6/2010 MAYTON, MARTIN D 87 N/A 1/7/2010 DiMARTIN, SALVATORE F SR 60 NEW HARTFORD 1/7/2010 LOOPMAN, HENRY A 96 HERKIMER 1/7/2010 PERRINO, JOHN P 83 LITTLE FALLS 1/8/2010 SERGENT, HELEN M 77 WATERVILLE 1/8/2010 SOKOLOSKY, MARY 79 WESTLAKE, OH 1/9/2010 MASON, WILSON H 64 LITTLE FALLS 1/11/2010 PATTERSON, CLAUDE 63 ILION 1/11/2010 BURKE, GLADYS D 93 N/A 1/11/2010 GULLIS, KEVIN GEORGE 36 N/A 1/12/2010 WARD, FERN LOUISE 98 PAINES HOLLOW 1/12/2010 BUTLER, ROBERT F SR 83 JOHNSTOWN 1/12/2010 HENRICKSON, ROBERT C 69 LOWVILLE 1/13/2010 FITZER, HARRIETT R 90 NEW HARTFORD 1/14/2010 SCALISE, ORRIE G 73 NEW HARTFORD 1/14/2010 POTENZA, FRANK G 80 HERKIMER 1/16/2010 PIETRANDREA, CLARA ANTOINETTA 89 HERKIMER 1/16/2010 MINER, AMELIA M 100 ILION 1/18/2010 PARAGI, GABRIEL A 90 NEW HARTFORD 1/18/2010 FAGLE, SALLY JANE 71 NEW HARTFORD 1/18/2010 CUMM, MARY T 87 HERKIMER 1/19/2010 KLOCK, CATHERINE LOUISE 69 UTICA 1/20/2010 BOURDENET, RAYMOND J 84 UTICA 1/21/2010 MILLER, SHIRLEY MARIE 83 ST. JOHNSVILLE 1/21/2010 MAHONEY, JOAN BASS 74 NEW HARTFORD 1/22/2010 WOHAN, BETTY 87 NEW HARTFORD 1/22/2010 JAQUISH, BENJAMIN 92 LITTLE FALLS 1/22/2010 NAKONECZNY, BETTY 81 NEW HARTFORD 1/22/2010 BARON, AIDEN CHARLES 0 NEW HARTFORD 1/25/2010 BARON, BENJAMIN QUENTIN 0 NEW HARTFORD 1/25/2010 HELMER, MARION I 88 NEW HARTFORD 1/25/2010 LEON, LAMAR A 57 HERKIMER 1/26/2010 EDICK, LOUISE C 80 FORESTPORT 1/26/2010 BALDWIN, RAYMOND E 95 UTICA 1/26/2010 WARD, JAMES E 65 CHEPACHET 1/26/2010 DelROIS, ELIZABETH ANN 30 ILION 1/26/2010 CARPENTER, ANDREA MARIE 41 ALBANY 1/26/2010 MILLER, DONALD L 73 NORTH FORT MYERS, FL 1/27/2010 GOLDSMITH, LOIS 87 HERKIMER 1/28/2010 KRYWKA, MYKOLA 90 LITTLE FALLS 1/28/2010 COTTON ARTHUR O 95 LITTLE FALLS 1/29/2010 HILTS, EARL T III ESQ 63 SCHNECTADY 1/29/2010 MILLER, RUTH GRAVES 95 UTICA 1/29/2010 SNELL, C HARRY 90 PHOENIXVILLE, PA 1/29/2010 WALCZAK, ALICE B 91 ILION 2/1/2010 KAST, JACK L 65 COOPERSTOWN 2/1/2010 O'DELL, SYDNEY (aka Michael Murray) 50 ILION 2/2/2010 MURRAY, MICHAEL (aka Sydney O'Dell) 50 ILION 2/2/2010 MURPHY, JOSEPH E SR 83 HERKIMER 2/3/2010 LOZO, DAVID R 63 ILION 2/3/2010 NORTHROP, JACK EDWARD 92 SYRACUSE 2/3/2010 HELLINGS-GREGORY, DOROTHY B 83 UTICA 2/5/2010 HOUSE, ROBERT L 87 NEW HARTFORD 2/5/2010 REESE, WILLIAM E 66 NEW HARTFORD 2/6/2010 BICKNELL, SHIRLEY J 66 LITTLE FALLS 2/6/2010 ADAMS, CAROL SUE 63 UTICA 2/6/2010 PRICE, DANIEL J 50 N/A 2/6/2010 MOSCHETTO, SHIRLEY A 78 UTICA 2/8/2010 BLEAU, MILDRED 92 HERKIMER 2/9/2010 McGINNIS, THERESA J 81 LITTLE FALLS 2/16/2010 DYPA, GLADYS 97 NEW HARTFORD 2/18/2010 DARLING, JILL R 65 WINTER HAVEN, FL 2/18/2010 EDWARD, MARION E 86 N/A 2/19/2010 ANNA, EARL N 85 HERKIMER 2/19/2010 L'HAMMEDIEU, PAUL R 65 COOPERSTOWN 2/20/2010 FIORENTINO, CARLO J 80 HERKIMER 2/20/2010 SERVELLO, JOSEPH J 81 HERKIMER 2/22/2010 SAMSEL, NANCY E 77 ST. 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UTICA 3/5/2010 CUSHMAN, FRANK J 89 UTICA 3/6/2010 CORRIGAN, MARY 84 NEWPORT 3/6/2010 PRICE, VIRGIL B 91 INDIANAPOLIS 3/6/2010 HOWE, JOANN 58 LITTLE FALLS 3/8/2010 JASEWICZ, ROBYN RENEE 47 N/A 3/10/2010 BONILLA, MARK A 51 UTICA 3/10/2010 TOWSLEY, WILLIAM C 66 N/A 3/11/2010 LONCHEK, STANLEY J 72 WEST WINFIELD 3/12/2010 MAGGIO, ANTHONY 54 COOPERSTOWN 3/13/2010 SCIORTINO, MARION 98 ILION 3/17/2010 WITKOWSKI, RITA 76 COOPERSTOWN 3/18/2010 ORZOLEK, LILLIAN J 80 NEWPORT 3/18/2010 PLEVER, FLOYD R 70 COOPERSTOWN 3/19/2010 STICKLES, LYNNE ANN 61 NEW HARTFORD 3/20/2010 KILFOIL, HENRY F 87 UTICA 3/20/2010 WICK, HERBERT S N/A N/A 3/20/2010 SMITH, JUNE M 75 N/A 3/22/2010 WEAVER, CAROL F 72 NEW HARTFORD 3/22/2010 KASANDRA, GLENDON L 64 ILION 3/23/2010 TANGORRA, COSIMO 70 HERKIMER 3/24/2010 TRIPPLE, JAMES ENOS 81 NEW HARTFORD 3/24/2010 HARTER, WILLIAM J 82 LITTLE FALLS 3/25/2010 WARNER, VITO 63 ILION 3/26/2010 PROPHETER, CATHRYN 65 WALLINGFORD, CT 3/26/2010 DZIMITROWICZ, ANTHONY N/A NICEVILLE, FL 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