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Surname First Name Middle Name Suffix Title Maiden Name Year Month Day Page Pace Jeanette Dickinson 1976 3 21 2 Pace Richard M Surname First Name Middle Name Suffix Title Maiden Name Year Month Day Page Pace Jeanette Dickinson 1976 3 21 2 Pace Richard M. IV 1999 12 7 2 Pace‐Schott Margaret 1991 9 10 2 Pacheco Albert 2010 7 16 2 Pacheco Angelo S. 1972 7 28 2 Pacheco Antone 1980 3 4 2 Pacheco Augustine 1965 9 14 3 Pacheco Brazelena T. Tavares 1981 9 29 2 Pacheco Catherine Braga 1993 9 28 2 Pacheco Cecelia M. Marks 2017 7 7 8 Pacheco Charles B. 1987 3 13 2 Pacheco Clara Roberts 1998 6 30 2 Pacheco Eva J. Sousa 1970 1 6 2 Pacheco Gilbert Bettencourt 1971 1 8 4 Pacheco Irene C. DeMello 2001 1 26 2 Pacheco Januario D. 1984 8 24 2 Pacheco John 1990 1 3 2 Pacheco John B. 1990 4 6 2 Pacheco John Anthony 2013 4 2 6 Pacheco Joseph Bento 1961 12 12 2 Pacheco Jules 1988 8 29 2 Pacheco Leo 2018 3 30 8 Pacheco Lydia DeCurte 1993 5 14 2 Pacheco Manuel Bento 1960 1 85 Pacheco Manuel Jr. 1995 2 24 2 Pacheco Maria Teixeira 1967 1 13 3 Pacheco Mary Carreiro 1989 6 5 2 Pacheco Mary Mae 1996 2 2 2 Pacheco Mary C. Couto 2002 10 1 2 Pacheco Myron 1986 11 26 2 Pacheco Nora F. 1975 2 7 2 Pacheco Robert Myron 1999 5 18 2 Pacheco Rosalind 2015 9 11 9 Pacheco Rose E. Cardeiro 2003 2 11 2 Pacheco Stella M. Medeiros 1988 6 27 2 Pacheco Stephanie Ann 1984 4 13 2 Pachico Dorothy B. Bernard 1981 1 23 2 Packard Charles Dr. 1970 3 10 1 Packard Donald H. 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