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Occo-1Masterindex-Wo-Wz.Pdf (2.24 LAST NAME FIRST NAME SOURCE The Descendants of Charles & Ann Malby Jackson Wobma Amy Lou 1783-1970 (Indexed) The Descendants of Charles & Ann Malby Jackson Wobma David James 1783-1970 (Indexed) The Descendants of Charles & Ann Malby Jackson Wobma Donald Peter 1783-1970 (Indexed) Wobma John Marriages, Volume G-136 The Descendants of Charles & Ann Malby Jackson Wobma Nancy Lee 1783-1970 (Indexed) The Descendants of Charles & Ann Malby Jackson Wobma Peter Michael 1783-1970 (Indexed) The Descendants of Charles & Ann Malby Jackson Wobma Robin Kay 1783-1970 (Indexed) The Descendants of Charles & Ann Malby Jackson Wobma Ruth M. Crofoot 1783-1970 (Indexed) Wobosel Eileen Balsom Surname File, Sue Poaletti Wobosel Mat Surname File, Sue Poaletti Surname File, John Bender, Descendants of John Wobser Sandra Joan George Bender p.8 WobsZal Lorraine Helen Lorraine Helen Jackoviak obit Wodek John Roger Surname File, Napoleon p.1,10 Wodek Keven Jay Surname File, Napoleon p.10 Wodek Leslie Ann See Leslie Ann Wodek Blancard Wodek Leslie Ann Surname File, Napoleon p.10,11 Louise Karen St. Wodek Armand Surname File, Napoleon p.1,10 Wodek Mark Allen Surname File, Napoleon p.10 Wodek Theresa Ann Surname File, Napoleon p.10 Hutchins DanielB-1867-MarrigeCertificate- P6121376, see digital folder OcCo-ScannedFiles- Woding Aschel S. VitalRecords(Loose); Wodkowsky Estelle Mears NewZ 1943 Sep 10 Wodkowsy Estelle Clipping File, Marriage Book N pg 21 Hart High School 1950 yearbook "Hartian", see digital folder OcCo-ScannedFiles-Schools- Yearsbooks-AllSchools, Junior Party B&W group Wodo Malcolm photo, page 39, digital image #01091403; Frederick D. Parsons Obit; Bettie Mae Parsons Woebbeking Bettie Mae Obit; Carol L Battige Senger, age 88yrs, 7 Apr 1930 - 3 Nov 2018, Grant Twp Cem Mason Co, obit & Woebbeking Clara Marie (Miss) photo, see obit & scanned files; Woebbeking Theodore Frederick D Parsons Obit; Woebbeking Theodore Library, Marriage Book M (Indexed) Woebeking Betty Lou Betty Lou Tripp obit Woebler Emma See Louise Lubl, Vital Rec Book #32; Woehler Anna Anna & John V. Huston Obits; Library: One Woodhouse Family 1751-2002 Woehler Anna (Indexed) Woehler Anna See Ruth Huston, Vital Records Book #22; Lorraine Carol Traver Boucon, age 75yrs, 29 May Woellhaf Alex 1938 - 15 Nov 2013, see obit & scanned obit files; Lorraine Carol Traver Boucon, age 75yrs, 29 May Woellhaf Sebastian 1938 - 15 Nov 2013, see obit & scanned obit files; Woelper David School Room, Hart Sports, Volume I (Indexed) Dawn Woerner (Res 19924 victoria Way, Parker Woerner Dawn CO) 1991 Query; Woerner Dawn Surname File, Dawn Woerner Woever Nichole Hesperia Sports, Vol. 2 (Indexed) Woever Nichole Hesperia Sports, Vol. 2 (Indexed) Charles C Kops (40yrs) & Orville L Woodring Woffis Lamberta (39yrs) 1962 accident news, scanned obit file; Wofford Bryan Terry Oceana County Marriage Licenses, p.181 Wolfe ArdyceJeanPeterson-1931-2019-Photo-Obit, Wofle Carl see obit & scanned files; Woftkowiak Casimira Robert Coultes Obit; Wogan Jana Library: History of John & Mary Belle Lafevere Wogan Jana Surname File, LaFevere Family p.18 Wogan Thomas Library: History of John & Mary Belle Lafevere Wogan Thomas Surname File, LaFevere Family p.18 Wogan Tom Library: History of John & Mary Belle Lafevere Wogan Tom Surname File, LaFevere Family p.18 Wogan Yvonne LaFever Library: History of John & Mary Belle Lafevere Wogan Yvonne Marie Surname File, LaFevere Family p.18 James Wayne Merrill, 1929-2015, obit, photo, Vet, WogatZke Norma (Mrs.) see obit & scanned files; WogatZke Rosemary List of Oceana County Marriage Licenses, p.123 Woghamott Kandi 2012 - Walkerville HS Wohl Joseph 1870 Federal Census of Oceana County MI; Atlas & Plat Book of Oceana Co 1965, Weare Twp, Wohlers Robt. L. Section 1, see original or scanned images; Wohlert Marianne Helen Eve Deward Obit; Lateral Files, Business & Industry-Hart (W) Wohlfeil Beatta 2013.375.66 Wohlfeil Beatta M. Oceana County Divorces 2000 July, page 4 Lateral Files, Business & Industry-Hart (W) Wohlfeil Bruce 2013.375.66 Wohlfeil Bruce W. Oceana County Divorces 2000 July, page 4 Wohlfeil Gail Military Book I (Clippings), indexed Wohlfeil Jason T. Military Book I (Clippings), indexed Wohlfert Ernest Library: The Lohroff Family (Indexed) Marian Catherine Wohlfert Jost Library: The Lohroff Family (Indexed) h/o Mary EliZabeth Gross; Marilyn Hawley Family Wohlscheid Albert Tree Chart; Wohlscheid Albert Surname File, Marilyn Hawley Wohlscheid Albert (Schneider) h/o Mary "EliZabeth" Gross; w/o Albert (Schneider) Wohlscheid; Marilyn Wohlscheid Mary "EliZabeth" Hawley Family Tree; aka Gross; aka Mary EliZabeth Gross; w/o Albert Wohlscheid; Wohlscheid Mary EliZabeth Marilyn Hawley Family Tree Chart; Wohr Mary Frances Bates Obit; Woideiski Cynthia Oceana's Herald Journal 2009 Book 3, p.115 Cynthia Barnett Lois EliZabeth LaPointe Barnett, 79yrs, 1933-2012, Woiderski (Mrs.) see obit & scanned obit files; Lois EliZabeth LaPointe Barnett, 79yrs, 1933-2012, Woiderski Larry see obit & scanned obit files; Woigamott Hilary School Room, Walkerville Sports Vol. I EliZabeth Rams Wanda Rams, Oceana Public Schools Elementary Woijcik (Mrs.) School record, see digital file #20190115-51; Wanda Rams, Oceana Public Schools Elementary Woijcik John School record, see digital file #20190115-51; Woiknoris Sophia Adam J Ziemba Obit; WOIREL Glenna Belle Atherton Index; WOIREL Paul A. Atherton Index; CommunityCalendar-Birthdays-Anniversaries- 1978, see digital folder OcCo-ScannedFiles- Woirl Edwin (Rev.) VitalRecords, September, image #02; CommunityCalendar-Birthdays-Anniversaries- 1978, see digital folder OcCo-ScannedFiles- Woirl Mindi VitalRecords, November, image #02; CommunityCalendar-Birthdays-Anniversaries- 1978, see digital folder OcCo-ScannedFiles- Woirl Pam VitalRecords, February, image #02; CommunityCalendar-Birthdays-Anniversaries- 1978, see digital folder OcCo-ScannedFiles- Woirl Sonya VitalRecords, August, image #02; Dorothy May Jorgensen Robert-1928-1993-Obit, see obit & Woiro (Miss) scanned obit files; Woirol Alice Atherton Index; Sharon Woirol & William DeYoung 1962 Woirol Arnold engagement news, see scanned obit file; Sharon Woirol & William DeYoung 1962 Woirol Arnold engagement news, see scanned obit file; Terry L Golden Obit; d/o dec; w/o Jason; Res of Woirol Deana Muskegon; Woirol Deana L. W. Hesperia Cemetery, p. 67 Woirol Dorothy Robert Jorgensen Obit; Lateral Files, Churches-Wesleyan (West Golden), Woirol Edwin (Jr.) (Rev.) 2014.303.04 Woirol Fred Genevieve Nielsen Obit; Woirol Genevieve Genevieve Nielsen Obit; Woirol Jack Oceana County Births, Book W (indexed) Woirol Jason Terry L Golden Obit; h/o Deana; Res of Muskegon; Woirol Julius B. Atherton Index; Woirol Karen Marie Atherton Index; Woirol MusieZetta (Wilcox) Genevieve Nielsen Obit; American Red Cross 1961 blood clinic news, see Woirol Rose M. scanned obit file; Lateral Files, Lakeshore Hospital (1984-1989), Woirol Shirley 2014.340.85 Lateral Files, Lakeshore Hospital (1984-1989), Woirol Shirley 2014.340.85 Oceana Herald-Journal 2008, Book B, p.227-Pirate Woirol Trevor teams Wojack Wally Archival Box, Double JJ Ranch, 2013.207.40, 1994 Wojack Wally Muskegon Chronicle 2009 (Indexed) Wojack Walter Oceana Herald-Journal, Book C, p. 163,389 WOJCIECHAW Victoria Ann SKI Atherton Index; Wojciechowski Amy (Dr.) Oceana Herald-Journal, Book C, p. 46 Wojciechowski Carol Lateral Files, Pentwater Events (2009), 2014.390.75 Rogene Marie Baker Zatarga, age 94yrs, 30 Oct 1923 - 23 Apr 2018, buried Mt Carmel Cem, obit & Wojciechowski Isabelle (Mrs. John) photo, see obit & scanned obit files; Wojciechowski Isabelle (Mrs.) Larry Lee Cabot (1939-2012) scanned obit; Wojciechowski Jane Larry Lee Cabot (1939-2012) scanned obit; Wojciechowski John Larry Lee Cabot (1939-2012) scanned obit; Wojciechowski Marie Larry Lee Cabot obit Wojciechowski Marie (Miss) Larry Lee Cabot (1939-2012) scanned obit; Wojciechowski Stella Stanley P. Kass obit Kass StanleyP-1912-2006-Obit, see obit & scanned Wojciechowski Stella (Miss) obit files; Kass TheodoreC-1920-2009-obit, see obit & Wojciechowski Stella (Miss) scanned obit files; Wojciehowski Bruno Library: The Popiolek Family (indexed) Wojciehowski Irene Library: The Popiolek Family (indexed) Wojciehowski Joe Library: The Popiolek Family (indexed) Wojciehowski Joe (Jr.) Library: The Popiolek Family (indexed) Wojciehowski Lillian Library: The Popiolek Family (indexed) Wojciehowski Marie Library: The Popiolek Family (indexed) Wojciehowski Mary Anne Library: The Popiolek Family (indexed) Wojciehowski Matt Library: The Popiolek Family (indexed) Wojciehowski Mike Library: The Popiolek Family (indexed) Wojciehowski Stan (Father) Library: The Popiolek Family (indexed) Wojciehowski Ursula Library: The Popiolek Family (indexed) Wojcik Frances See Walter Wojcik record, Vital Records Book #6; Frances Dennert Frances Dennert Wojcik, age 29yrs, 1918 - 26 May Wojcik (Mrs.) 1946, obit; Wojcik Joseph See Walter Wojcik record, Vital Records Book #6; Wojcik Judy Mears NewZ 1962 Aug 17 Louis P Mantho, age 73yrs, 6 Jan 1945 - 19 Mar Wojcik Pat 2018, obit, see obit & scanned obit files; Frances Dennert Wojcik, age 29yrs, 1918 - 26 May Wojcik Walter 1946, obit; Wojcik Walter Vital Records Book #6; Wojdylak Mrs. Robert The Mears NewZ 1957 Aug 16 Wojdylak Robert Marriages, Volume G-281,F-42 Wojdylak Robert The Mears NewZ 1957 Aug 16 Wojelk Frances Mears NewZ 1946 May 31, obit; See digital folder OcCo-ScannedFiles-PlatMaps, file 1980Map-ClaybanksTwp-T13R18W- Wojewodski W. DigitalFile#110818A7-Page9-Section10; Kassner HaroldRobert-1929-2020-Vet-Photo-Obit,
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