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F=Separate Folder **** F*=Misc Folder Under First Letter(S) **** MF=Fiche NORTH JERSEY HISTORY CENTER VERTICAL FILE (HVFG) LIST OF FAMILY NAMES MARCH 1991 REVISED 1995 REVISED 2000 REVISED 2006 REVISED 2012 REVISED 2014 **** F=separate folder **** F*=Misc folder under first letter(s) **** MF=fiche A MF(5) F ALLEN MF ABBEY MF ALLER MF ABBOTT MF ALLERTON MF F* ABEEL MF ALLING s.a. 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