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Deaths 1961-1974 ABCDEFG 1 SURNAME MAIDEN_NAME DIED DATE_PG_1 DATE_PG_2 2 ABBOTT, E.E. (PETE) 19710615 19710616-P2 3 ABBOTT, ELLEN NELLIE DEARSLEY 19740611 19740611-P2 19740619-P2 4 ABBOTT, EVA GRACE LINDSAY 19630415 19630415-P2 19630418-P2 5 ABBOTT, GEORGE 19710815 19710816-P2 19710818-P2 ABBOTT, HOWARD EDWARD 19741124 19741125-P2 6 ABBOTT, JOSEPH RON 19670911 19670913-P2 19670916-P2 7 FABIAN 8 ABBOTT, NORMA LOUISE WRIGHT 19700220 19700221-P2 19700224-P8 9 ABBOTT, OLIVE NIGHTINGALE 19741102 19741104-P2 19741107-P2 10 ABBOTT, ROY VON 19641204 19641204-P2 19641208-P2 ABLARDE, MARGARET ROSELEE 19740325 19740326-P2 19740330-P21 11 12 ABRAMS, ARTHUR 19730713 19730714-P2 19730724-P2 13 ABRAMS, FLOYD ELDON 19740921 19740921-P2 19740925-P2 14 ABRAMS, JESSIE VERA DONALD 19720201 19720201-P2 19720205-P2 15 ABRAMS, MARY ELLEN LA CHAPELLE 19650105 19650107-P2 19650107-P2 16 ABRAMS, WALTER HENRY 19610213 19610214-P2 19610217-P2 17 ACERRA, MARY 19641126 19641127-P2 19641130-P2 18 ACERRA, YVONNE EMMA DE VOYEAU 19700123 19700123-P2 19700126-P3 19 ACKER, DORIS ANETTA BROOKS 19700910 19700910-P2 19700914-P2 20 ACKER, GEORGE W. 19740407 19740408-P2 19740416-P2 ACKER, HARRY SHERWOOD 19700201 19700202-P2 19700206-P5 21 22 ACKER, SARAH E. 19610823 19610824-P2 19610829-P2 ACKERMAN, CELESTINE 19610506 19610508-P2 19610510-P2 23 CLARKE ACKERMAN, HAZELTON 196307 ? 19630716-P2 24 SLOAN ACKERMAN, HENRY WILLIS 19630714 19630715-P2 19630718-P2 25 (HARRY) 26 ACKERMAN, JOHN 19610110 19610116-P2 27 ACKERMAN, MARY KARLSON 19690427 19690428-P2 19690501-P5 ACKERMAN, MARY LICENTIA HOCKRIDGE 19650519 19650519-P2 19650522-P2 28 ABCDEFG 1 SURNAME MAIDEN_NAME DIED DATE_PG_1 DATE_PG_2 29 ACKERMAN, MORLEY 19690314 19690317-P2 30 ACKERS, ANNA MATILDA FORESTELL 19741119 19741120-P2 19741125-P2 31 ACKERS, JOHN 19691112 19691112-P2 19691117-P5 32 ADAIR, EVA HUTTON 19700922 19700923-P2 19700928-P2 33 ADAMS, ADA PEARL 19641213 19641214-P2 34 ADAMS, ALFRED TERRY 19731202 19731203-P2 19731206-P2 35 ADAMS, ANTHONY (TONY) 19661122 19661123-P2 19661130-P2 36 ADAMS, BEATRICE E.M. WANNAMAKER 19640608 19640609-P2 19640613-P2 37 ADAMS, BRUCE 19680318 19680328-P2 38 ADAMS, CARRIE PARLIAMENT 19640804 19640804-P2 19640807-P2 39 ADAMS, CECIL 19640917 19640922-P2 40 ADAMS, CLARA ELLEN TOMPKINS 19680410 19680410-P2 19680415-P2 41 ADAMS, CLARA MAY HENDRICKS 19710213 19710213-P2 19710216-P5 ADAMS, CLARENCE 19660401 19660402-P2 19660406-P2 42 LOUGHEED 43 ADAMS, DOROTHY THURLOW 19681015 19681016-P2 19681016-P2 44 ADAMS, DOUGLAS ROBERT 19610709 19610710-P2 19610713-P2 45 ADAMS, EDMOND BAKER 19660630 19660630-P2 19660704-P2 ADAMS, EDWARD 19700204 19700205-P2 19700207-P11 46 ALEXANDER 47 ADAMS, EMMA M. FLINDALL 19690707 19690708-P2 19690711-P2 ADAMS, GEORGE 19670522 19670523-P2 19670526-P3 48 WARRINGTON 49 ADAMS, GLADYS MARIE WEESE 19670313 19670314-P2 19670317-P2 50 ADAMS, GORDON NELSON 19720919 19720920-P2 19720925-P2 51 ADAMS, HARRY 19711013 19711013-P2 19711016-P2 52 ADAMS, HARRY CLIFFORD 19730130 19730131-P2 19730205-P2 53 ADAMS, IVY MAE WATKIN 19671227 19671228-P2 54 ADAMS, JACOB SANFORD 19670609 19670610-P2 19670613-P2 55 ADAMS, JAMES C. 19681005 19681007-P2 19681010-P2 56 ADAMS, JAMES LESLIE 19681117 19681118-P2 57 ADAMS, JOSEPH HENRY 19610318 19610320-P2 19610322-P2 58 ADAMS, LAURIE ANNIE BRASON 19630809 19630809-P2 19630813-P2 59 ADAMS, LILA JEAN WELLMAN 19631129 19631130-P2 19631204-P2 60 ADAMS, MABEL AGNES WEST 19680920 19680921-P2 ABCDEFG 1 SURNAME MAIDEN_NAME DIED DATE_PG_1 DATE_PG_2 61 ADAMS, MARVEL KEITHA 19660102 19660103-P2 19660107-P2 62 ADAMS, MARY CATHERINE CRONIN 19700206 19700207-P2 19700211-P2 63 ADAMS, MARY ELIZABETH 19611008 19611010-P2 19611016-P2 64 ADAMS, MAUDE 19620601 19620602-P2 19620606-P2 65 ADAMS, ROBERT DAVID 19660715 19660716-P2 19660719-P2 66 ADAMS, ROSE M. MCARTHUR 19711209 19711210-P2 19711215-P2 67 ADAMS, SARA STELLA BUCHANAN 19720818 19720819-P2 19720825-P5 68 ADAMS, THOMAS FINLAY 19740821 19740822-P2 69 ADAMSON, MARGARET CLARKSON 19651224 19651228-P2 70 ADAMSON, MARK 19611203 19611205-P2 19611206-P2 71 ADAMSON, WILLIAM 19790331 19730403-P2 ADCOCK, JAMES 19640924 19640925-P2 19640930-P2 72 FREDERICK 73 ADDY, ILA ETHEL DAY 19711105 19711106-P2 74 ADSETT, FRED C. 19671111 19671113-P2 19671115-P2 AIDE, PHILIP DALE (INFANT) 19680321 19680325-P2 19680329-P2 75 76 AIKEN, MARY STOREY 19690716 19690716-P2 77 AIKENS, CHARLES MURNEY 19711207 19711208-P2 19711211-P2 78 AIKENS, DORA ALMA JONES 19660419 19660420-P2 19660422-P2 79 AIKENS, FRED DALY 19710202 19710202-P2 19710205-P2 AIKINS, FLORENCE COLLIN 19620509 19620509-P2 19620514-P2 80 (FLOSSIE) 81 AIKINS, FRANK PERCY 19730316 19730413-P2 19730316-P2 82 AINSWORTH, ETHEL LUSCOMBE 19640529 19640529-P2 19640602-P2 AITCHISON, ELEANOR BAILEY 19741013 19741015-P2 19741019-P2 83 (BUDDY) AITKEN, RAYMOND H. CAPT. 19730101 19730103-P2 84 85 AKEY, ANNIE ELISA MAYNE 19740415 19740415-P2 19740420-P2 86 AKEY, CECELIA YORK 19740525 19740527-P2 19740530-P2 87 AKEY, DANIEL ANUTIN 197408 ? 19740819-P2 88 AKEY, FRED ALBERT 19610904 19610912-P2 AKEY, JAMES ROBERT 19701014 19701015-P2 19701019-P2 89 RONALD ABCDEFG 1 SURNAME MAIDEN_NAME DIED DATE_PG_1 DATE_PG_2 AKEY, PERCY WELLINGTON 19620223 19620224-P2 19620227-P2 90 91 AKEY, SHIRLEY FAYE SCOTT 19710325 19710325-P2 92 AKEY, WILLIAM STANLEY 19670627 19670628-P2 19670630-P2 93 ALAN, WILL T. 19620908 19620912-P2 94 ALBERT, AMANDA PAULINE 19630608 19630610-P2 95 ALBERT, EMMA JANE GRILLS 19630121 19630125-P2 96 ALCOMBRACK, MINNIE M. 19670726 19670728-P2 19670801-P2 97 ALEXANDER, ALBERT RAY 19680206 19680207-P2 98 ALEXANDER, CALDWELL 19620624 19620625-P2 19620627-P2 ALEXANDER, CARRIE HENDERSON 19630209 19630209-P2 19630213-P2 99 MARGARET 100 ALEXANDER, DAVID HARRY 1969 ? ? 19691107-P3 ALEXANDER, EBER ARNOLD 19671206 19671206-P2 19671209-P3 101 102 ALEXANDER, EMMA MAY ALEXANDER 19721231 19730102-P2 19730102-P2 ALEXANDER, FLORENCE BRUSHEY 19690807 19690808-P2 19690815-P2 103 ORLEAH 104 ALEXANDER, GARY 19720414 19720415-P2 19720417-P2 ALEXANDER, HARRY 19650711 19650712-P2 19650719-P2 105 CLIFFORD ALEXANDER, JACQUELINE 19670520 19670523-P2 19670524-P2 106 ALICE 107 ALEXANDER, JAMES 19721124 19721124-P2 19721130-P2 ALEXANDER, JOHN 19620601 19620602-P2 19620605-P2 108 HERBERT 109 ALEXANDER, MARGARET E. 19621117 19621119-P2 19621123-P2 110 ALEXANDER, MARY CALLAHAN 19720203 19720204-P2 19720208-P2 ALEXANDER, PERCY ORTON 19610415 19610417-P2 19610419-P2 111 ALEXANDER, ROBERT 19721128 19721128-P2 112 CLARKE 113 ALEXANDER, W. LORNE 19741209 19741210-P2 19741214-P2 ALEXANDER, WALLACE 19680803 19680803-P2 19680809-P3 114 WILLIAM ABCDEFG 1 SURNAME MAIDEN_NAME DIED DATE_PG_1 DATE_PG_2 ALEXANDER, WILLIAM JOHN 19700418 19700420-P2 115 116 ALFORD, ALBERT (BERT) 19690128 19690204-P2 117 ALFORD, ANNIE MAY GOODFELLOW 19681126 19681126-P2 19681129-P2 118 ALFORD, HARRY 19690901 19690902-P2 19690906-P2 ALFORD, HARRY FRANKLIN 19650820 19650821-P2 19650824-P2 119 DR. 120 ALFORD, IDA 19610408 19610410-P2 19610412-P2 121 ALFORD, ISABEL ALEXANDER 19711007 19711008-P2 19711012-P2 122 ALFORD, JOSEPH (JOE) 19730128 19730129-P2 19730129-P2 123 ALFORD, WILLIAM HENRY 19650515 19650515-P2 19650518-P2 ALKENBRACK, WILMOT 19660206 19660207-P2 19660211-P2 124 HENRY 125 ALLAIR, EDWARD 19731219 19731220-P2 126 ALLAIR, LILLIAN BRUSHEY 19710609 19710609-P2 19710617-P2 127 ALLAIR, MRS. JOSEPH 19621117 19621119-P2 128 ALLAN, ADA MAY MUNN 19680721 19680722-P2 19680726-P2 129 ALLAN, DOUGLAS OSWALD 19670327 19670328-P2 19670331-P2 ALLAN, MALCOLM MACLEAN 19700326 19700328-P2 19700331-P2 130 131 ALLAN, WILLIAM JOHN 19680110 19680111-P2 132 ALLARD, HARRY A. 19680421 19680422-P2 133 ALLEN, CARRIE MANLEY WHITE 19660412 19660413-P2 19660416-P2 134 ALLEN, CHARLES E. 19620811 19620813-P2 19620817-P2 135 ALLEN, CLIFFORD 19720828 19720829-P2 136 ALLEN, ETHEL VIVIAN LINGHAM 19720514 19720515-P2 19720518-P2 137 ALLEN, FLORENCE MARY HOWLEY 19620916 19620917-P2 138 ALLEN, FRANCIS (FRANK) 19670530 19670531-P2 19670603-P3 ALLEN, FREDRICK CHARLES 19621130 19621130-P2 19621201-P2 139 140 ALLEN, HAROLD JOHN 19671224 19671227-P2 19671228-P2 141 ALLEN, HARRY ARTHUR 19720523 19720524-P2 19720529-P18 142 ALLEN, HOWARD 19661005 19661006-P2 19661013-P2 143 ALLEN, MARY ROSE BIBER 19670815 19670816-P2 144 ALLEN, NELLIE MURIEL AINSWORTH 19691006 19691006-P2 19691009-P5 ABCDEFG 1 SURNAME MAIDEN_NAME DIED DATE_PG_1 DATE_PG_2 145 ALLEN, PATRICIA 19710708 19710709-P2 146 ALLEN, WILLIAM ROBINSON 19650713 19650714-P2 19650719-P2 147 ALLENBY, OLIVE BELL 19630921 19630921-P2 19630925-P2 148 ALLENBY, TOM 19720207 19720208-P2 19720208-P2 149 ALLIN, EDITH EMILY LUSCOMBE 19730720 19730720-P2 19730731-P2 150 ALLIN, NELLIE LEWIS 19730422 19730423-P2 19730427-P2 ALLISON, ALEXANDER 19660103 19660103-P2 19660107-P2 151 STIRLING ALLISON, CHARLES 19661015 19661017-P2 19661020-P2 152 GORDON 153 ALLISON, D. HARRY 19611021 19611025-P2 154 ALLISON, DAVID WAYNE 19630412 19630415-P2 155 ALLISON, DOUGLAS WARD 19711007 19711007-P2 19711014-P2 156 ALLISON, E. PEARLE 19620726 19620727-P2 19620728-P2 157 ALLISON, EDITH MAY DORLAND 19690815 19690816-P2 ALLISON, ELIZABETH SHERWOOD 19681111 19681112-P2 19681112-P5 158 (ANDREWS) 159 ALLISON, GERALD DR. 19710403 19710405-P2 160 ALLISON, J.W. (ROSS) 196902 ? 19690304-P2 161 ALLISON, JENNIE 19741224 19741226-P2 162 ALLISON, JOHN 19640804 19640805-P2 ALLISON, MARTHA ELEANOR 19710415 19710415-P1 19710415-P2 163 164 ALLISON, MARY LAURA 197311 ? 19731212-P2 165 ALLISON, WALTER LYLE 19650621 19650622-P2 19650705-P2 ALLISON, WILLIAM 19640429 19640430-P2 19640501-P2 166 RANDOLPH 167 ALLORE, FRANCIS 19731118 19731119-P2 168 ALLORE, GENEVIEVE O'NEILL 19711022 19711023-P2
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