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List of All Brothers List of All Brothers Full Entry Name Last Name William Abbott Abbott L. Martin Abraham Abraham William Giles Acker Acker James John Adams Adams Daniel Sebastian Adams Adams Louis Gabriel Aguilar Aguilar Michael Christopher Ahern Ahern Stephen Austin Aladits Aladits Edward Raymund Albert Albert Ignatius Basil Alexander Alexander Donald Augustine Paschal Alford Alford John C. Allard Allard Dennis Leo Allen Allen John Jude Aloisio Aloisio Michael Kenneth Aman Aman Myles B. Amend Amend Nicholas Paschal Amendolara Amendolara Louis Xavier Amoroso Amoroso Edwin Andrew Anderson Anderson Peter Paul Andrews Andrews Lawrence Austin Angel Angel Stephen P. Angel Angel Miguel Angel Sanchez Angel Sanchez William M. Angley Angley Joseph Ansaldi Ansaldi Michael Matthew Antell Antell Arthur Joachim Antosca Antosca Juan P. Arce Arce John Louis Archdeacon Archdeacon John Mark Archetko Archetko Joseph Armand Armand Thomas Conan Armstrong Armstrong Arthur Marion Arndt Arndt Franklin Borgia Arnold Arnold Mederic Auger Auger William Raymond Austin Austin Errol Ignatius Austrie Austrie Leo Adrian Auterson Auterson Charles Joachim Avendano Avendano Thomas Augustine Badgley Badgley Raymond Baird Baird Steven H. Baker Baker Carlos Ballena Ballena Richard Daniel Balze Balze Garrett Cyril Bambrick Bambrick Walter William Bannen Bannen Thomas Augustine Bannen Bannen Anthony L. Barbato Barbato Earl Philip Barbin Barbin James Blaise Barker Barker Michael Antonio Barkley Barkley William Hubert Barnes Barnes Algis Peter Baronas Baronas John Marian Barron Barron Robert J. Barron Barron Anthony Paulinus Barry Barry William Simon Barry Barry Gerard Kevin Barry Barry Francis Kevin Barry Barry Aloysius James Barry Barry Maurice Raymond Barry Barry Kevin Francis Barry Barry Kevin T. Barry Barry John Christopher Barwin Barwin Gordon Theodore Bassett Bassett James Cyril Bates Bates Gerard Richard Bates Bates David Victor Batstone Batstone Patrick John Batterton Batterton James Kevin Battle Battle Donald Norbert Bauer Bauer Paul M. Beaudin Beaudin Anthony Patrick Bechner Bechner Robert E. Beckstrom Beckstrom Henry Jude Beecher Beecher Vincent Edwin Behan Behan William P. Behrens Behrens Leo A. Beliveau Beliveau Gordon Raphael Bellows Bellows Valerian Bruno Bench Bench Luiz Michael Benitez Benitez Michael Vianney Bennett Bennett Michael Isaiah Bennett Bennett Edward E. Bergeron Bergeron Francis Joseph Bernard Bernard Kevin F. Bernard Bernard Karl Canisius Berndlmaier Berndlmaier John (Martin) Patrick Berry Berry Richard Daniel Berryman Berryman Antone Ignatius Bertaglio Bertaglio Michael Leo Best Best Edward Thaddeus Beyer Beyer Paul Nicodemus Bianchi Bianchi Paul N. Biase Biase Robert Christian Bichner Bickner John Gregory Bielen Bielen Thomas Bosco Bierman Bierman Jake Michael Binkley Binkley John Vincent Birmingham Birmingham John Birney Birney James (Anthony) Timothy Black Black Gerard Charles Blackmore Blackmore Javier Blas Blas Kevin J. Bleier Bleier Alexander Dismas Blesch Blesch William Boehly Boehly Thomas Christopher Boglione Boglione Daniel Raymond Bolan Bolan Philip Anselm Boland Boland Michael Kilian Boland Boland Mark A. Bonadio Bonadio Bernard Alphonsus Bonia Bonia John Andrew Borgatti Borgatti Laurence J. Boschetto Boschetto John Bosco Bowe Bowe Francis Joseph Bowes Bowes John Plunket Bowman Bowman Michael Luke Boyd Boyd Hugh Sixtus Boylan Boylan Kevin Bernard Boylan Boylan John Camillus Boyle Boyle Charles Paul Boyle Boyle Edward Benedict Boyle Boyle John Colin Boyle Boyle Patrick W. Boyle Boyle David Anastasius Bozek Bozek Anthony Stanislaus Brach Brach Michael Herman Bradley Bradley Michael Finbarr Bradley Bradley Matthew Austin Bradley Bradley Timothy Dermot Bray Bray Michael Cornelius Brazil Brazil James Majella Bredin Bredin Patrick Gaulbert Breen Breen Michael Owen Breheny Breheny Louis Mark Brenier Brenier Denis Boniface Brennan Brennan Augustus Fidelis Brennan Brennan William Fabian Brennan Brennan Patrick Jerome Brennan Brennan Gerald Fintan Brennan Brennan John Blaise Brennan Brennan John Justin Brennan Brennan John Justin Brennan Brennan Paul Brennan Brennan Daniel J. Brenner Brenner Timothy Raphael Brick Brick John Christopher Brickell Brickell Paul R. Brisson Brisson Alfred Mario Brocco Brocco Scott F. Brookbank Brookbank Gerard Liguori Brooker Brooker John Ambrose Brosnan Brosnan Robert Noel Brouillette Brouillette Robert Bellarmine Brown Brown Clayton Gerald Brown Brown Casimir Augustine Browne Browne Dennis Matthew Brunie Brunie Gerard Thomas Bryan Bryan Henry Louis Bucher Bucher Gordon John Buckingham Buckingham Donald Kieran Budny Budny James Anselm Budwick Budwick Timothy Edward Bugler Bugler Timothy Edward Bugler Bugler Thomas Gerald Bullen Bullen Michael Gabriel Burke Burke John Alban Burke Burke Robert Damian Burke Burke James P. Burke Burke Joseph Timothy Burke Burke Michael J. Burke Burke J. Edmund Burke Burke J. Peter Burke Burke James Burlace Burlace Martin Pius Burns Burns Frederick Christopher Burns Burns John (Gerard) Charles Burns Burns Orrin Francis Burr Burr David Bernard Burton Burton Clarence Sebastian Burwell Burwell Joseph A. Busigan Busigan J. Gerard Busigin Busigin Edward Pius Butler Butler Dennis Daniel Byrd Byrd John Conrad Byrne Byrne Michael Baptist Byrne Byrne Edward Terence Byrne Byrne Robert Charles Byrne Byrne Diarmuid De Sales Byrne Byrne Patrick Fabian Byrne Byrne James Savio Byrne Byrne John Jerome Byrne Byrne William Damian Byrne Byrne Richard James Byrnes Byrnes Albert Clement Byrnes Byrnes James Lawrence Byrnes Byrnes Hugo Caceres Guinet Caceres Guinet John Marcellinus Cafarella Cafarella John Callahan Callahan Francis Brendan Callan Callan John Louis Callan Callan Alejandro Camacho Salas Camacho Salas Paul Bosco Camer Camer Daniel Xavier Camer Camer Joseph Patrick Campbell Campbell Joseph Patrick Campbell Campbell Denis Joseph Campbell Campbell Adrian Liguori Canning Canning Anthony Alexander Cannon Cannon Michael Nicholas Canorro Canorro William Giles Capalbo Capalbo Paul J. Cappelli Cappelli Angel Demetrius Cardenas Cardenas Richard Mark Cardillo Cardillo James Francis Carew Carew John Canisius Carey Carey Alban Bernard Carey Carey Guy Paul Carigan Carignan Michael Carlin Carlin Michael Randolph Carlon Carlon William J. Carmody Carmody Peter Damian Carney Carney James Brian Carney Carney Gerard Peter Carney Carney Mario Peter Carpanzano Carpanzano John Damascene Carr Carr James Gabriel Carr Carr Michael Tarcisius Carr Carr Francis Cyril Carroll Carroll John Edmund Carroll Carroll Charles Jude Carroll Carroll John Robert Carroll Carroll James Arthur Carroll Carroll John Dion Carroll Carroll Edward J. Carroll Carroll William Ronald Carrothers Carrothers Eugene Owen Carty Carty Albert Bernard Casale Casale Paul W. Cascella Cascella James Finnian Casey Casey Florence Placidus Casey Casey Patrick Gabriel Casey Casey James Lawrence Casey Casey John William Casey Casey Daniel J. Casey Casey Stephen J. Casey Casey John F. Casey Casey James Brendan Cash Cash William Patricius Cashman Cashman R. Gregory Cashulette Cashulette John Casper Casper Edward Rudolph Cassidy Cassidy Brendan Rudolph Cassidy Cassidy William Owen Cassidy Cassidy Robert Philip Castaneda Castaneda Angelo Antonio Castellano Castellano Joseph Gonzaga Castellanos Castellanos Edward Bernadine Castellanos Castellanos George Joseph Castellanos Castellanos Robert Augustine Castillo Castillo Richard Victor Castle Castle Franklin David Castro Farro Castro Farro Jude R. Catalano Catalano James Henry Caul Caul William A. Cavanagh Cavanagh Mark J. Cavanaugh Cavanaugh John Cavanaugh Cavanaugh Anthony Kiril Cavet Cavet Edwin F. Cavins Cavins John Owen Cawley Cawley Kevin Gennaro Cawley Cawley Eugene Austin Cawley Cawley David Philip Ceballos Ceballos Joseph Richard Ceh Ceh Jefferson Bernardine Cerasoli Cerasoli Douglas John Chaisson Chaisson Regulo Chamaya Celiz Chamaya Celiz Wendell C. Chandler Chandler John Bonaventure Chaney Chaney Walter F. 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