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Zion Lutheran Church Records 1861–1961, Belleville, Illinois—surnames of families found in this book. © 2011 St. Clair County Genealogical Society, P.O. Box 431, Belleville, IL 62222-0431. Early records of this church—translated from German—include 4200 baptisms with parents named, 2700 confirmation entries, 1268 marriages, 1360 burials, witnesses and sponsors. A CDRom publication is planned by the SCCGS. Interested in a copy? Contact the Society via one of the website www.stclair-ilgs.org links posted there. _EIMAND ANDRECK BAEHR BARTHELHEIMER BEIRAND BETTERTSCH ABEL ANDREGG BAETTGER BARTLING BEISER BETZ ABENDROTH ANDRES BAEUERLE BARTON BEISSWINGERT BEUDA ABERLE ANDREW BAEUMER BARTS BEITERMANN BEURMANN ABRAHAMSON ANDREWS BAGNAUER BARTTELBORT BEITHAUS BEUSE ACHISON ANDRO BAGNET BARTZ BELCOUR BEUTENBACH ACHS ANDRUSHAT BAGSHAW BATER BELINSKI BEUTNAGEL ACKER ANNA BAHORCE BATMAN BELKER BEVIART ACKERMANN ANSTETTE BAHORICH BATRIE BELKERS BEWART ACOEN ANTEROPP BAHR BATSSTE BELL BEYER ADAMS ANTHES BAIER BATTELBORD BELLEVILLE BEYERLEY ADAMSON ANTHONY BAIL BATTOE BELLOFF BICKEL ADELMANN ANTON BAILEY BAUCHER BELMKE BIEBEL ADEN APEL BAKER BAUER BENDE BIEBER ADKINS APPERSON BALAICH BAUMAN BENDER BIEBN ADLER AREY BALARCH BAUMANN BENDIN BIEDERMANN ADRIAN ARING BALARICK BAUMGARTEN BENDINGER BIEHL AGLES ARL BALDEN BAUMGARTNER BENEDICK BIEHLHORN AGNE ARMANNO BALDWIN BAUMUNCH BENEDICT BIEN AHLEMEYER ARMANNS BALKE BAYER BENING BIERERLY AHLERS ARMBRUST BALL BAZ BENNIKE BIERLENBACH AHLERSMEIER ARMBRUSTER BALLHAUS BEAN BENNING BIERMANN AHLERSMEYER ARMENO BALSEKER BEANOIE BENZ BIERNER AHREND ARMFEILD BALTHASAR BEATTY BENZEN BIERWAND AHRENS ARNOLD BALTHAUS BEBOHL BERCKEL BIESTER AHRING ARRAS BALTZ BECHERER BERCKLE BIETCHERT AIKENS ARTER BALTZER BECHTEL BEREMANN BIETSCH AITKEN ASCHENROP BALZER BECHTOLD BERES BIETTCHERT ALAXSON ASCHENTROP BAMMER BECHTOLDT BEREWEND BIEWAND ALBE ASCHENTROPP BANCHER BECK BERGADINE BIEWEND ALBEN ASHE BANCROFT BECKER BERGENER BIEWIND ALBENESIUS ASSEN BANDDOW BECKERMANN BERGFELD BILLINGS ALBER ASTEERISCH BANDELOW BECKETTE BERGHEGER BILYEN ALBERS ATKINS BANDMEIER BECKINDAM BERGMAN BILZING ALBRECHT ATZINGER BANGE BECKMANN BERGMANN BINSTIEL ALEXANDER AUDE BANGERT BECKNER BERINGER BINZ ALKIRE AUER BANGLE BEDARS BERKAU BIRCK ALLEMAN AUGSBURGER BANNICK BEDGER BERKEL BIRK ALLEN AULBACH BAQUET BEELIE BERLENBACH BIRKHOLTZ ALLSTATT AUMANN BARBER BEEN BERLING BIRKNER ALMS AUSTON BARFUSS BEERS BERN BIRLENBACH ALSDORF AVERBY BARHORST BEESE BERNDT BIRNBREIER ALSTORF AVERS BARK BEGE BERNHARD BIRNSTIEL ALTEMAN AYE BARKAU BEGER BERNHARDT BISCH ALTHOF BAARCK BARKHAUS BEHMER BERNING BISCHOF ALTHOFF BABB BARKLEY BEHRENS BERNIUS BISCHOFF AMAN BACH BARMANN BEHRING BERR BISHOP AMANN BACHMAN BARNICKE BEHRINGER BERSCHE BIWEND AMBEL BACHMANN BARRY BEIER BERSGACHER BLACKMON AMEISS BACHR BARTEL BEIGHTS BERT BLACKSHAW AMELING BACHS BARTELBORD BEIHL BERTELSMANN BLANK AMELUNG BACK BARTELBORT BEIKER BERTELSMEYER BLASE AMEN BACKHAUS BARTELHEIM BEIL BERTH BLASINGAME AMLUNG BACKHAUSS BARTELHEIMER BEIMBRINK BERTHHOLD BLAUWITZ AMMANN BACKS BARTELL BEIMBRINKE BERTHOLD BLENZ AMMON BACKUS BARTELMANN BEIMFOR BERTRAM BLESSE AMSCHLER BADER BARTELS BEINART BESCH BLETTE ANBEL BADGLEY BARTELSBORT BEINBRECK BESSNER BLEY ANDEL BAEDEKER BARTH BEINECK BETER BLIER ANDERSON BAEDER BARTHELHAIN BEINEKE BETHMANN BLIESATT ANDORF BAEDERS BARTHELHEIM BEINFER BETSCHAT BLINART p. 1 (created 2/2012) Zion Lutheran Church Records 1861–1961, Belleville, Illinois—surnames of families found in this book. © 2011 St. Clair County Genealogical Society, P.O. Box 431, Belleville, IL 62222-0431. Early records of this church—translated from German—include 4200 baptisms with parents named, 2700 confirmation entries, 1268 marriages, 1360 burials, witnesses and sponsors. A CDRom publication is planned by the SCCGS. Interested in a copy? Contact the Society via one of the website www.stclair-ilgs.org links posted there. BLINN BONNER BREDE BRUN BURKHART CHINN BLOCKER BOOCON BREDENBECK BRUNCK BURMANN CHOESS BLOCKYOU BOPP BREEDING BRUNE BURMEISTER CHOUINARD BLOMENKAMP BORDEWISCH BREH BRUNK BURNARD CHOW BLOOM BORMAN BREIDENBACH BRUNNER BURNETT CHRISTENSEN BLOOMER BORMANN BREIER BRUNO BURNHARD CHRISTENSON BLUEKHAHN BORN BREISTENBACH BRUNS BURNS CHRISTIAN BLUM BORNECQUE BREIT BRUNSEN BURR CHRISTINSEN BLUMHARST BORNHARDT BREITEBACH BRUSH BURRELL CHRISTIONSEN BLUMHORST BORRENPOHL BREITEKAMP BRUSS BURSEY CIGARD BLUNKER BORRENSPOHL BREITENBACH BRUTSCHE BUSCHER CLAPP BLYTHE BORSEND BREITENFEL BRUTSCHEN BUSCHMANN CLARE BNERK BORUTTA BREITENFELD BRUTSCHIN BUSEKRUS CLARK BOAN BOSSLER BRELGE BUB BUSEKRUSS CLASSEN BOATMAN BOUCHER BREMER BUCHELER BUSENKRUS CLAUS BOBRO BOUL BRENDLY BUCHERT BUSER CLEMENTS BOCK BOWERS BRENDMEIER BUCHHOLT BUSHEY CLINE BOCKSTIEGEL BOXDORFER BRENNFLECK BUCHHOLZ BUSIKRUS CLOVER BODE BOYD BRESCUSO BUCK BUSKE CLUPPERT BODIGER BOYER BRETHAUER BUCKEL BUSKRUS COBB BODMANN BOYLE BREUNER BUCKER BUTLAND COBLER BOECHER BOZLER BREUNFLECK BUCKHAUS BUTLER COCA BOEDKER BRACKE BREWER BUCKMANN BUTTS COCHRAN BOEH[-?-] BRACKMEIER BREWSTER BUDDE BUTZ CODON BOEHM BRADLEY BRIDE BUDER BUTZINGER COEYTAUX BOEHME BRADSHAW BRIDGES BUECH BUX COHNENKAMPER BOEHMER BRADY BRIEDENBACH BUECHELE BYERLEY COLE BOEHN BRAECHER BRIESACHER BUECHER BYERS COLES BOEHNE BRAEUMER BRIGHAM BUECHLE CAESAR COLLEY BOEKER BRAEUNING BRINK BUECHLER CALDWELL COLLINS BOERNER BRAEUTIGAM BRINKHAUS BUECKEL CALHOUN COLYTAEUX BOES BRAEUTIGRAM BRINKMANN BUECKER CAMMER COMER BOESCH BRAKER BRINKMEIER BUECKLER CAMPBELL COMPTON BOESINE BRALCHER BRINKOB BUEHLHORN CAPPS CONAWAY BOESTER BRANDEBURGER BRINKOP BUEHRMANN CARL CONELLY BOETCHER BRANDENBERGER BRITT BUERGIN CARLSON CONKLIN BOETJER BRANDENBURG BROCK BUERK CARMACK CONNER BOETTGER BRANDENBURGER BROCKMAN BUESCHIR CARR CONNOR BOGNAR BRANDES BROCKMANN BUESEMEYER CARSON CONNORS BOGNER BRANDHORST BROCKSCHMIDT BUETTNER CARTEI CONRAD BOGUSCH BRANDLY BROENS BUFAHL CARTER CONRATH BOHLE BRANDMEIER BROMMER BUFFART CARVER CONTELLA BOHLEY BRANDMEYER BROOKS BUG CASE COOK BOHLMANN BRANDMIER BROSTROM BUGNET CASH COOKE BOHNENKAMP BRANDNER BROUGH BUHL CASIENS COOKSON BOLAICH BRANDSTETTNER BROVAN BUHR CASJENS COON BOLAND BRANDT BROWDER BUHRKUHL CASPER COOPER BOLLE BRANDTHORST BROWN BUHRMISTER CASSEANS COORSSEN BOLLER BRANENBURGER BROWNE BUIZ CASTELLI CORBETT BOLLINGER BRANERS BROWNHILL BUJNAK CASTEN CORBRIDGE BOLLMAN BRANT BROWNING BUK CATES CORBY BOLLMEIER BRASEL BRUCKER BUKELE CAUMIENT CORDES BOLMANN BRASSBRIDGE BRUECHER BUMARD CAUPERT CORDEZ BOLSTER BRAUER BRUEGGEMANN BUN CHADWICK CORDING BOLTE BRAUN BRUEGMANN BUNCH CHAMBERLAIN CORNEHL BOLTON BRAUNERS- BRUEHL BURCHARDT CHAMBERS CORNEL BONCHER RINTHER BRUENER BURCHLER CHANDLER CORNELL BONGE BRAUNING BRUESECKER BURCKHARDT CHAPUT CORNISH BONGSTON BRAUSSER BRUETSCHIN BURGDORF CHAWEN CORNWALL BONKHAUS BRAWDER BRUMANN BURGER CHESLEY CORP BONN BRAZELTON BRUMM BURKHARDT CHILTON CORPSTEIN BRECHT p. 2 (created 2/2012) Zion Lutheran Church Records 1861–1961, Belleville, Illinois—surnames of families found in this book. © 2011 St. Clair County Genealogical Society, P.O. Box 431, Belleville, IL 62222-0431. Early records of this church—translated from German—include 4200 baptisms with parents named, 2700 confirmation entries, 1268 marriages, 1360 burials, witnesses and sponsors. A CDRom publication is planned by the SCCGS. Interested in a copy? Contact the Society via one of the website www.stclair-ilgs.org links posted there. CORRIGAN DARMSTAEDTER DEUKER DONOKAS EASLER EIRKUSS CORVEY DARMSTAETTER DEUTSCH DORISAFT EASTERLING EIRKUSZ COTTER DAUB DEVERMANN DORLACH EBEL EISENHAUER COTTOM DAUBACH DEWALD DORN EBELE EISHERG COUGHLIN DAUBE DEWEIN DORSON EBELING EISLOEFFEL COVNER DAUBENDICK DICKELMANN DOWNS EBELS EISLOEFFER COWAN DAUBERT DICKERSON DOYLE EBERHARDT EISSLOEFFEL COWELL DAUM DICKHAUS DOZIER EBERLE EISTAG COWENS DAUMILLER DICKHAUT DRAEGGE EBERMANN ELAM COX DAUMUELLER DICKHOFF DRAKE EBERS ELDRICH CRAEMER DAUPHIN DIEDERICH DRALLE EBERSOHL ELDRIDGE CRAME DAVENPORT DIEDERICHS DRASSER EBERT ELEND CRAMME DAVIDSON DIEDERICKSEN DRAVIS EBMEYER ELEY CRAMNIE DAVIES DIEDRICH DRAYTON ECCLES ELGE CRANDELL DAVIS DIEFENBACH DRECHSEL ECKART ELINGER CRANNAGE DAWSON DIEHL DRECKENBRODT ECKERT ELLIOTT CRASS DAY DIEK DREISSEL ECKHARD ELLIS CRAVEN DE KEYSER DIERCHS DREMAN ECKHARDT ELLSAMAN CRAWFORD DEAL DIERCKS DRESLER ECKHOFF ELLSMAN CRONEBERGER DEAN DIETRICH DRESSE ECKLER ELLSMANN CROSBY DEBAS DIETZ DRESSEL ECKLES ELMKE CROSS DEBUS DILL DRESSLER ECKLEY ELSEMANN CROUCH DECKER DILLAMANA DREWESCH EDWARDS ELSMAN CROWCRAFT DEEKE DILLAMENA DRIEFENBACH EFINGER ELSMANN CRULL DEFFNER DILLARD DRIEMEIER EGGELMANN ELTERN CUEMANN DEFOE DINCKLMANN DRIVER EGGEMEYER ELTRICH CULLMANN DEFORE DINGA DROESEMEIER EGGEN EMERY CULVER DEGEN DINGES DRONE EGGER EMGE CUNPLE DEGENER DINKELMANN DROSTE EGGERDING EMIG CURRUS DEGNER DINTELMANN DRUCKENBORDT EGGERMANN EMILY DAAB DEHM DIRKCUS DRUCKENBRODT EGGERS EMMER DACENBERG DEICHMANN DITMANN DRUECKENBRODT EGGERSMAN EMMERICH DACKHAUS DEICKMANN DITTMANN DRYSDALE EGGERSMANN ENDERS DAENZER DEIDERICKSEN DIX DUCKER EGGERT ENDREES DAESCH DEIMLING DIXON DUCKWORTH EGLER ENDRES DAGNE DEIS DOBSON DUDLEY EHERT ENGEL DAIBER DEITZ DOCKERY DUECHER EHLERS ENGELAGE DAILY DELACK DODT DUECKER EHMKE ENGELBRECHT DALHUS DELBARTES DOEDERLEIN DUEKER EHRESTEIN ENGELER DALLMEYER DELEN DOER DUENKEL EHRET ENGELGE DALRYMPLE DELOVJOY DOERFLER DUENSING EHRHARDT ENGELHARDT DAMARLE DEMARLE DOERING DUERR EHRLICH ENGELLAGE DAMBACH DEMERLE DOERINGER DUERST EHRSTEIN ENGELLAND DAME DEMETE DOERKING DUESENBERG EHSER ENGELMANN DAMELSON DEMETTE DOERMANN DUESING EICH ENGELMEIER DAMMERICH DEMMERLE DOERR DUFF EICHEMEYER
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  • La Jolla Village Drive Maintenance Assessment District

    La Jolla Village Drive Maintenance Assessment District

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    Montana Tech Library Digital Commons @ Montana Tech Graduate Theses & Non-Theses Student Scholarship Spring 2021 PROTEIN EXPRESSION IN MAMMALIAN CELL LINES AFTER LOWLEVEL METAL EXPOSURE Sydney Jennings Follow this and additional works at: https://digitalcommons.mtech.edu/grad_rsch PROTEIN EXPRESSION IN MAMMALIAN CELL LINES AFTER LOW- LEVEL METAL EXPOSURE by Sydney Jennings A thesis submitted in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the degree of Interdisciplinary Masters of Science Montana Tech 2021 ii Abstract Mining in Butte, Montana has been ongoing since the mid-19th century. The US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) added the Butte Area to the National Priority List in 1983, designating it a Superfund site. Butte is currently part of the largest EPA Superfund site in the United States. The EPA lists arsenic (As), cadmium (Cd), lead (Pb), and mercury (Hg) as metal contaminants of concern for residents living in proximity to the Butte Area Superfund site. However, very limited human biomonitoring has been conducted in Butte and studies that have been published focus on Pb and, to a lesser extent, As. No synergistic, antagonistic, or additive studies have been conducted, even though it is widely accepted that the exposure in Butte is a metal mixture scenario, rather than single element exposure. Metals that are trace micronutrients, such as copper (Cu), manganese (Mn), and zinc (Zn) have been largely unrecognized as possibly having negative health effects on residents of Butte, despite the fact the metals have been historically released into the soil, water, and air through active blasting and crushing of ore and are known to be potential neurotoxins.
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    Participant List

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  • 2017 Annual Report

    2017 Annual Report

    2017 Annual Report Celebrating 113 Years ~ Serving Sailors, Marines, and their families 2017 OUR MISSION TABLE OF CONTENTS To provide, in partnership with the Navy and Marine Corps, financial, educational and other assistance to Greetings from the Secretary of the Navy ...............3 members of the Naval Service of the United States, their A Message from the Commandant of the eligible family members and survivors when in need; Marine Corps ...........................................................4 and to receive and manage funds to administer these programs. A Message from the Chief of Naval Operations ......5 President’s Year in Review......................................6 VISION Report of the Relief Committee ...............................7 As a non-profit, volunteer service organization, we Report of the Finance Committee............................8 use both financial and non-financial resources to Financial Position and Summary of Operations ......9 identify solutions to meet emerging needs. We help clients improve personal financial skills and encourage Financial Highlights ...............................................10 individual financial responsibility. A Comparison of Financial Assistance to Contributions .........................................................11 GUIDING PRINCIPLES Financial Assistance & Active Duty Fund Drive Results .................................................12 – 13 We provide effective client service in a consistent, compassionate, and non-judgmental manner. Volunteer Recognition ...........................................14