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Surnames A-M Monroe County Oral History Index SURNAMES A-M Abel: Folk 6 Adams, Joe: Moyer 8 Albright: Zinner 3 Alexander, Mrs.: McWebb 32 Allmon: Knaggs 18 Altenheim: Bonifacio 5 Amendts, Bill: Binns 11 Anderson, John: Little, E 4 Andrews, Bob: Smith 28 Andrews, Ward: Frank 3, Munson(4) 5 Andrews: Poupard, B. 9 Angler, Alix: Knaggs 13 Anstead, Mr.: Newcombe 5 Ansted, Frank: Schuler 19 Ansted: Moyer 1 Anteau, Albert: Reaume 3, Sordini 8 Anteau, Josephine: Sordini 8 Anteau: Reaume 7 Archer, Charles: Schuler 19 Archer, Fat: Binns 13 Arnold, Hathan: Meyer, Cliff 9 Aseltyme: Zinner 4 Asher: Bowman 5 Aster: Robinson 2 Atkinson, Sam: Binns 7 Au, Dennis: Poupard, B. 3 Au: Robinson 4 Augusta, Bill: Munson 8 Augustus, Bill: Binns 13 Aunt Phemie: Milligan 10 Aurilla, Sister Mary: Schaub 5 Austin, Burley: Schultz 26 Austin, Ruby: Mathis 6 Averol, Mr.: Koppleman 8 Ayers: Hatter 8, 10 Babian, Rev.: Stocking 11 Bacarella, Nino: Cusumano 10 Bacarella: Liparoto 6, Stoner 6 Bacarrella, Lena: Liparoto, L 2 Baccus, Michael: Binns 9 Bacon: Robinson 1 Bairley, Joe: Wright 4, 6; Yerkes 10 Bairley, Joseph: Munson 2; Straits 4 Bairley, Sheriff: Munson 7 Bairley: Pipis 24 Ballimeti, Joe: Sordini 1, 4 Banek, Emil: Banek 6 Barley, Bicking 10 Barley, Joe: Boudrie 11; Conlisk 6, 15; Heck 1 Barley, Joseph: Gillenkirk 4; Harris 3 Barnes, Catherine: Schuler 29 Barnhill, John: Barnes 1, 2, 6 Barnum, Pete: Kahlbaum1 Barron, Oren: Bicking 19 Barron, Orion: Munson 1 Barron: Bicking 9 Barton: Bicking 9 Bartonie, Angelo: Liedel 9 Baschoff, Earl: Rossi 6 Bass: Rodziewicz 1 Bassford, Gene: Kocsis 4 Bates: Vitale 11 Batise, Alberta: Poupard, B. 3 Bauer, P.T.: Smith 18 Bauer: Smith 32 Baulmer: Gillespie 2 Baum, Harry: Dentel 3 Bayer, Cirrelda: French 12 Beamus, Mr.: Knaggs 16 Bearl: Golden 8 Beaubian: Reaume 2 Beaudry, Jake: Imo 8 Beck, Victor: Moyer 4 Beck: Boes 4 Beck: Daniels 8 Beck: Kaper 16 Beck: Knapp 2 Becktel, Les: Baker 7 Bell, Orville: Daniels 4 Bell, Trevor: Golden 6 Bellestri, Mike: Sordini 8 Bellino, Frank: Agusta 6, 7 Bellino: Gillenkirk 7 Bellows, Buddy: Wright 8 Belville: Meyer, Cliff 7 Bennett: Stocking 8 Bennoit, Frenchie: Burkitt 5 Berkley: Bernitt 2 Bernhart, Hank: Stotz 10 Berta, Charley: Berta 6 Bertley, Fr.: Pilette 1 Bertrum, Rev.: Liedel 7 Betz, Eugene: Poupard, B. 12 Beverly, Tom: Koppleman 9 Beyers: Gutman 26 Bickens: Gutman 26 Bicking: Bernitt 6 Bidah: Liparoto 15 Biff: Schuler 20 Billmeier, Bill: Hechel 15 Bindings: Vitale 11 Bischoff, Elma: Koppleman 2 Black, Mike: Heck 4 Blair, Bill: Salisbury 4 Blakesly, Ms.: Hattendorf 1 Blanchett, Ed: Masserant 1 Blanchett, Elmer: Masserant 1 Blanchett, Ernest: Masserant 1 Blanchett, Violet: Masserant 5 Blankard: Gutman 26 Bliss: Shey 2 Blue, Leland: Gonyea 5 Boberance, Mr.: Koppleman 7 Bofia, Leo: Moyer 1, 3 Bofias: Knaggs 15 Bolster: Bowman 4 Bomia, Harry: Reaume 10 Bomia, Morris: Reaume 10 Bomia, Rose: Reaume 10 Bonafacio, Anna: Licina 6 Bonafas, Jack: Munson 1 Bondy, Bill: Gillenkirk 1 Bonofacio, Harry: Pillarelli 9 Boons: Meyer, Cliff 7 Boos, Frank: Savage 8 Bordman, Alice: Smith 25 Borgers, Joe: Champagne 6 Bormayo, Sr. M.: Hattendorf 15, 17 Bortles, Pete: Sweet 10 Bosbie: Gertz 4 Bosom: Sweet 8 Boudrie, Lloyd: Boudrie 1 Boudrie, Steve: Boudrie 1 Bowler: Mathis 6 Boyd, E.J.: Smith 35 Boyse, George: Smith 13 Bragg, Lawrence: Morris 4 Bramley: Bunkleman 4 Brancheau, Orville: Zinner 2 Brancheau: Masserant 7; Munson(4) 5 Brandreth, Col.: Cooke 8 Brangly, Gileva: Dentel 3 Brewer: Metdepenningen 6 Briggs: Eber 19, 20 Brinkles: Knaggs 13 Brinks: Schuler 27 Britner: Conlisk 19 Brombley, Alkade: Bernitt 4 Brombley: Meyer 10 Bromley, Alcade: Bonifacio 2 Bromley, Alcaid: Maloney 3 Bromley, Alcayde: Covington 14; McWebb 8; Mentel 4 Bromley, James: McWebb 8 Bromley, Jim: Covington 14, 15, 16 Bromley: Gutman 36, 41; Licina 2; Lockmiller 9; Poupard B. 1,4 Bronson, J.L.: Rye 8 Bronson: Golden 5, 7, 8 Brooks, Pete: Miller 5 Brooks: Cooper 10 Brooks: Miller 5 Brost: Cooper 10 Brown, Bern: Bowman 4 Brown, Ernie: Holcomb 6 Brown, Lawrence: Bicking 5, 19 Brown: Mathis 8; Wright 8 Brubaker, Don: Daniels 6 Brubaker, Mary: Daniels 6 Bruce, George: Holcomb 6 Brukett, Omar: Straub 5 Brumley, L.K.: Munson(4) 15 Brumly, Elcade: Stoner 2 Brumly, Jim: Stoner 2 Brumly: Stoner 2 Brunt, Donnie: Newcombe 12 Brunt, Ransom: Newcombe 5 Brunt, Rolland: Moyer 1 Brunt, Russ; Moyer 7, 8 Brunt: Schuler 11 Buck, Eben: Winter 4 Buckheit, Lillian: Rye 7 Buckley: Boes 3 Bunny: Gillespie 5, 12 Burden: Gillespie 5 Burdick, Bill: Knaggs 18 Burg: Weber 4; Welch 4 Burgard, Alvin: Folk 4 Burgard: Folk 5, 9 Burgen: Baker 3 Burgman, Mr.: Koppleman 5 Burgman, Mrs.: Koppleman 5 Burgmyer, Mrs.: Koppleman 11 Burguard, Redda: Koppleman 5 Burke, Jonas: Wilson 1 Burke, Mrs. Bowman 4 Burke: Bonifacio 13 Burkett, Clarence: Straits 5 Burkett, Omar: Straits 5 Burman: Strimpel 4 Burns, Chuck: Willets 6 Burns, Gilbert: Munson 8 Burns, Isabelle: Hattendorf 3, 4 Burns, Nellie: Shoemaker 2 Burroughs, Bob: Boos 12 Burton, Mr.: Koppleman 6, 10 Burton: Gillespie 3 Busonik, Dorothy: Stoyanovich 7 Butler, Roy: Metz 4; Munson 2; Pipis 24; Straits 10; Yekes 10 Butler: Bicking 10 Button: Waddell 17, Wertenberger 9 Caldwell: Poupard, B. 7 Calkins 11; Strimpel 4; Rozycki 6 Calkins, Anna: Meyer 5 Calkins, Georgian: Meyer 5 Calkins: Meyer 5 Callmyer, Dr.: Liedel 1 Calvin, Al: Switney 14 Camilli, Sam: Pillarelli 9 Campbell, Ron: Doty 8,9 Camprath, Ida: Gere 7 Campton, George: Dubke 4 Cane, Billy: Raymo 8 Capaul, Bill: Gere(2)14 Capaul, Clifford: Schultz 18 Capaul, Norman: Schultz 18 Capman, Frank: Knaggs 13 Capman, Harper: Knaggs 13 Cappucilli: Bonifacio 7, 8 Carl, Harriett: Licina 6 Carl, Merle: Munson(4) 3 Carleton, Will: Smith, N. 8 Carney, Hady Belle: Munson(2) 2 Carney: Bicking 7 Carnie, Roy: Boudrie 4 Carr, Chester: Salisbury 22 Carr, Dr.: Munson(3) 10 Carr, G.C.: Munson(2) 10 Carr, Mary Amanda: Munson(2) 5 Carr, Wallace: Munson(2) 10 Carr: Newcombe 6 Carrabino, John: Sordini 13 Carrier: Lowe 3 Carrol, M.: Smith 37 Carter: Gillespie 5 Case: Gillespie 5 Castel, Nick: Liparoto, L(2) 3 Castell, Nick: Sordini 8 Castor, Nick: Caine-Crenshaw 7 Cavanaugh, Bezak: Gaynier 7 Cecile, Sr. M.: Hattendorf 4 Centers, Herb: Rogers 1 Chafin: Gillespie 5 Chandler, John: DeSloover 5 Chapman, Merville: Cowell 2 Chappel, Ernest: Barnes 4 Chartio, Harold: Bowman 4 Chinavare, Auston: Foshag 9 Chinavares: Stoner 1 Christian, George: Rossi 11 Christiensen, John: LaRoy 13 Cilley, Howard: Holcomb 2 Clad, Craig: Koppleman 14 Claire, Sr. M.: Hattendorf 3, 9 Clampstens: Schuler 27 Clancy: Licina 4 Clark, Burton , Mr.&Mrs.: Krueger 1 Clark, Carl: Eber 26 Clark, Dehila: Binns 11 Clark, Delian: Boes 4 Clark, Harold: Binns 11 Clark, Howard: Boes 6 Clark: Cloum 7 Cleman, Ted: Rogers 5 Climes, Al: Baker 7 Clock, Mildred: Gere(2)9 Cochran, Mickey: Raymo 8 Cole, Jack: Covington 12 Cole, Vincent: Sordini 12, 13 Collins: Gillespie 5 Comille, Jack: Strimpel 7 Compo, Joe: Munson(4) 16 Comsteller: Daniels 10 Comstock, Howard: Boes 5 Conant: Manausso 2, 5 Connelly, Dr.: Schuler 26, 27 Connolly, Ruby: Daniels 3 Consolas: Holcomb 6 Cook: Golden 9 Cook: Hatter 21 Cook: McWebb 32 Cooke, Landon: Eber 4 Cooper, Emma: Mathis 4 Cooper: Mathis 4 Copi, John: Zast 1 Copp, Bill: Poupard, B. 2 Corrodo, Rev.: Rossi 8 Cosh, Jimmy: Stoner 6 Costell, Nick: Pace 4 Costello, Frank: Pace 13 Costello, Mary: Liparoto,L 1 Costello: Patania 4; Young 2 Cotell, Sr. M.: Hattendorf 14 Cotter, Chester: Salisbury 5 Courier: Salisbury 11 Cousino Family: Jacobs 33 Cousino, Dennis: Fix 11 Cousino: Folk 8, 10; Gaynier 7; Jacobs 9; Poupard, B. 4 Cowell: Harris, P.1 Crandall: Eber 25 Cron, Otto: Knapp 1 Cronenwett, Bertha: Smith, N. 14 Cronenwett, Cora: Smith, N. 14 Cronenwett, Sheriff: Kaper 7 Cronnenwitt, Lois: Barkenquast 7 Crook, Walter: Smith 22 Crook: Gillespie 5 Crosby, Elizabeth: Koppleman 10; Winter 1 Crosby, Mr.: Koppleman 7 Crouse, Walter: Rogers 12 Curtis, Mr.: Licina 5 Custer, Boston: Imo 11 Custer, Brice: Gallagher 3 Custer, Elizabeth: Rye 6 Custer, George: Milligan 7; Imo 11; Rye 8; Stocking 12; Stoner 3 Custer, Libbie: Stocking 12; Stoner 3 Custer, Lulu: Milligan 6, 7 Custer, Thomas Ward: Imo 11 Custer: Milligan 6 D’Allessandri, Josephine: Licina 6 Daiber, Frank: Covington 13 Daiber: Conlisk 2 Daivs, John: Golden 6 Dance, Mayor: Munson(2) 6 Dansard, Ben: Rye 7 Dansard: Morris 7 Danzer, Joe: Gere(2)13 Dasher, Joe: Daniels 7 Dashner: Eber 19 Davenport, Harry: Munson 2; Pipis 24; Straits 10; Yerkes 10 Davenport, Howard: Bicking 10; Schmidt 4 Davis, Earl: Munson 8 Davis, Ed: Dentel 2 Davis, Jeff: Baker 6 Davis, John: Golden 9 Davis, Sara: Schuler 20 Davis, Willie: Sontag 3 Davis, Wyman: Sontag 3 Davis: Sontag 3 De La Voi: Jacobs 10 DeBend, Mrs.: Munson(3) 1 DeBuck: Schultz 16 DeCrisey: Harris, P. 1 Degrise, Fr.: Cooper 13 DeGrise, Rev.: Golden 9 DeGroot: Rigel 5 DeGryse, Rev.: Bourbina 6 Deinzer, Alec: Meyer, C.12 DeLunzo, Mrs.: Newcombe 6 Deninger: Krueger, S. 4 Denniston, Joseph: Rye 1 Denniston: Bunkleman 6 Dentel, Harrison: Stoner, L 10 DeVriendt, Pete: Daniels 6 Dewey, Brad: Eber 9 Dewey, John: Garty 3 Dewey, Roy: Garty 3 DiCarlo: Cooper 2 Dick, Richard: Krueger, S. 5 Dickson: Sefick 18 Didario: Bonifacio 8 Diehl, Al: Imo 11 Dienzer: Meyer, C. 3 Dilen: Woelmer 8 Dillinger, John: Miller 2, 3 Dimoff, Theodore: Munson 1 Dinnser: Sefick 19 Disdale, Bob: Imo 11 Divers: Boes 6 Doe, Sheriff: Poupard, B. 4 Dolce, Dominic: Licina 7 Dolce, Dominick: Licina 5 Dolezal: Weber 4; Welch 4 Donahue, Miss: Krueger 3, 4 Donahue: Krueger, S. 3, 5 Donnaly: Yoas 13 Donnelly: Binns 10 Dorner: Gutman 23 Dorsch, Dr.: Eber 10, 11 Dorsch, Edmund: Gutman 36 Doty, Don: Milligan 9 Doty, Guy: Doty 4 Doty, Harry: Little, E 6 Doty, William: Doty 2 Dressler, Marie: McWebb 9, 14, 37, 38 Drodt: Stotz 9, 10 Droullard: Poupard, B.
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