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Last Name First Name Page Volume GABERT DARLYS JEAN 244 14 Last Name First Name Page Volume GABERT DARLYS JEAN 244 14 GABHART RALPH DAVID 11 17 GABLE CHARLES EDWARD 374 6 GABLE BEVERLY ANN 11 9 GABOR HALEY CAROLYN 565 5 GABRIEL SHELLY LEA 211 16 GABRIEL ARLIE GEORGE 75 17 GABRIEL ANITA ANNE 106 19 GABRIEL GEORGIA ANNE 10 22 GABRIEL ANDREW LEE 97 31 GADDIS DEANNA LOU 63 4 GADDIS ARLEN DALE 155 12 GAFFIELD MICHAEL LANSING 506 6 GAFFIELD FREDRICK TIKE 295 28 GAFFIELD SONDRA LEE 242 33 GAFFIELD JOSEPH DEAN 125 42 GAFFNEY WALTER JOHN 200 2 GAFFNEY JOHN NMN 479 5 GAGE DOROTHY 414 2 GAGE EDITH 449 2 GAGE FRANCIS 406 2 GAGE JUDITH DIANE 67 30 GAGE WILLIE WESLEY 51 34 GAGLIARDI RUTH ELIZABETH 356 4 GAICH PATTI JO 26 22 GAINES EDITH 410 3 GAINES KATHY SEITZ 300 18 GAINES EDWARD LEE SR 130 22 GAINES DOROTHY MAE 295 23 GAINES EDWARD LEE SR 295 23 GAINES ROBERT ALLEN JR 280 41 GAJKOVICH SHANNON LEE 81 22 GAKE TERRYL SUE 171 33 GALAMBAS MARK DAVID 123 26 GALBRAITH ROBIN LEIGH 161 19 GALBRAITH HAROLD ALLEN 161 19 GALBRAITH HAROLD FRANK II 242 20 GALES EUGENE WILLIAM 157 9 GALES DOUGLAS EUGENE 115 20 GALES HEIDI JO 96 25 GALES EVELYN MARIE 20 27 GALLAGHER BRIAN EDWARD 94 12 GALLAGHER VINCENT CHARLES, JR 144 13 GALLAGHER KURT ALLAN 219 15 GALLAGHER JOLENE WYNELLE 235 19 GALLAGHER ANGELA ANN 113 33 GALLEGOS LEAH MARIE 295 9 GALLEGOS RICHARD LEO 200 10 GALLES ROBERTA JANE 277 35 GALLINGER BRUCE E. 20 7 GALLION VANESSA ANN 205 18 GALLION JACOB DILLON 180 39 GALLOWAY MARK JOSEPH 183 20 GALT JOHN 307 2 GALVIN KAREN LYNN 93 31 GALYEN RALPH EDWIN 158 4 GAMACHE RHONDA MARIE 54 28 GAMBELL ROGER DICKENS 286 22 GAMBELL ROGER DICKENS 51 23 GAMBELL ROGER DICKENS 205 26 GAMBELL LINDA LADINE 183 39 GAMBILL KARLA DEE 92 30 GAMBLE SHIRLEEN NMN 136 25 GAMBLE DONALD RAY 185 32 GAMBLE TERRY RICHARD 272 35 GAMBOA FELICIANO ITURRIOS 299 12 GAMBREL COURTNEY RYAN 123 32 GAMET DONALD LIEU 18 6 GAMMON KEVIN ALLEN 219 22 GANDEE HERBERT F. 90 2 GANDER PAUL OTTO 352 4 GANEFF JEANETTE MARIE 255 4 GANEFF DOROTHY 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GARDNER WILLIAM PRICE JR 148 17 GARDNER JASON CURTIS 292 42 GARDNER-CHESNUT WINNIA JOAN 448 6 GARINGER BRADLEY ORLAN 247 18 GARINGER VIKKI LYNN 159 20 GARLAND MATT RALPH 117 18 GARLAND MATTHEW WALTER 113 27 GARLAND LORI RAE 193 27 GARLAND BRYAN MATTHEW 281 36 GARLICK JORDAN MICHAEL 25 42 GARMAN ROSS JOHN 71 12 GARMAN PAMELA JEAN 7 24 GARMAN PAMELA JEAN 168 31 GARMAN ANNA MARIE 137 41 GARMER RAMONA BETH 45 27 GARNER LELA 21 4 GARNER JOSEPH FRANKLIN, JR. 471 6 GARNER DEBRA DEE 212 17 GARNER BARBARA JANE 48 21 GARNER ROSE BELLE 254 26 GARNER JULI ANNE 207 32 GAROUTTE RALPH OTIS 254 4 GAROUTTE CHRISTINA ANN 277 36 GARR WINIFRED ELLEN 162 10 GARRETT WAYNE K. 423 2 GARRETT L.E. 485 3 GARRETT KATHY LEE 610 5 GARRETT SUSAN PATRI 73 11 GARRETT CHARLES RICHARD 135 13 GARRETT JAMES MICHAEL 48 13 GARRETT MARVIN PERRY 133 17 GARRETT JAMES MICHAEL 158 21 GARRETT JOHN JEFFREY 183 22 GARRETT ROSE MARIE 181 23 GARRETT TIMOTHY JAMES 263 28 GARRETT CHARLES RICHARD 211 35 GARRISON WILLIAM LLOYD 249 15 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