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GROOM LAST NAME GROOM FIRST NAME BRIDE LAST NAME BRIDE FIRST NAME DATE PLACE Abbott Calvin Smerdon Dalkey Irene Mae Davies 8/22/1926 Batavia Abbott George William Winslow Genevieve M. 4/6/1920Alabama Abbotte Consalato Debale Angeline 10/01/192 Batavia Abell John P. Gilfillaus(?) Eleanor Rose 6/4/1928South Byron Abrahamson Henry Paul Fullerton Juanita Blanche 10/1/1931 Batavia Abrams Albert Skye Berusha 4/17/1916Akron, Erie Co. Acheson Harry Queal Margaret Laura 7/21/1933Batavia Acheson Herbert Robert Mcarthy Lydia Elizabeth 8/22/1934 Batavia Acker Clarence Merton Lathrop Fannie Irene 3/23/1929East Bethany Acker George Joseph Fulbrook Dorothy Elizabeth 5/4/1935 Batavia Ackerman Charles Marshall Brumsted Isabel Sara 9/7/1917 Batavia Ackerson Elmer Schwartz Elizabeth M. 2/26/1908Le Roy Ackerson Glen D. Mills Marjorie E. 02/06/1913 Oakfield Ackerson Raymond George Sherman Eleanora E. Amelia 10/25/1927 Batavia Ackert Daniel H. Fisher Catherine M. 08/08/1916 Oakfield Ackley Irving Amos Reid Elizabeth Helen 03/17/1926 Le Roy Acquisto Paul V. Happ Elsie L. 8/27/1925Niagara Falls, Niagara Co. Acton Robert Edward Derr Faith Emma 6/14/1913Brockport, Monroe Co. Adamowicz Ian Kizewicz Joseta 5/14/1917Batavia Adams Charles F. Morton Blanche C. 4/30/1908Le Roy Adams Edward Vice Jane 4/20/1908Batavia Adams Edward Albert Considine Mary 4/6/1920Batavia Adams Elmer Burrows Elsie M. 6/6/1911East Pembroke Adams Frank Leslie Miller Myrtle M. 02/22/1922 Brockport, Monroe Co. Adams George Lester Rebman Florence Evelyn 10/21/1926 Corfu Adams John Benjamin Ford Ada Edith 5/19/1920Batavia Adams Joseph Lawrence Fulton Mary Isabel 5/21/1927Batavia Adams Lawrence Leonard Boyd Amy Lillian 03/02/1918 Le Roy Adams Newton B. MacVea Minnie May 8/12/1920Batavia Adams Roy Walter Burr Ethyl Marguerite 7/25/1917Darien Center Adams Wendell John Drews Lydia Johana 09/03/1924 South Byron Adamski Kaszems Wesolonska Celia Winifred 05/15/1923 Batavia Adelman Elmer Burt Van De Venter Annie Lucille 10/8/1919 Batavia Adelman Henry Wilfred Forbes Edna Cecil 8/31/1929Batavia Ader William Abraham Ross Dolly Rose 8/7/1928Batavia Adle John L. Ricks Rose 9/25/1926The Manse, Livingston Co. Adler Harold Pupik Dorothy 12/25/1925 Batavia Adner Harry Shoenberg Sara Ida 10/26/1926Troy, Rennsselaer Co. Adolf Julius Frederick Washaski Sophia 09/07/1925 Batavia Adsit William H. Bidwell Floy B. 09/08/1908 Batavia Aex Paul B. Steiner Emma Elizabeth 10/12/1912Batavia Ager Gregory Alexander Templeton Minerva Artelissa 7/4/1920 Batavia Ager John Lockwood Lange Irene Elizabeth 06/30/1923 Batavia Agnello Salvatore Mogavero Carrie 01/06/1924 Le Roy Agnew Duncan John Dorsey Rose Marie 8/25/1933Batavia Ahern Thomas Joseph Sloan Gertrude Anna 7/28/1925Batavia Ahl Charles Franklin Levins Janette Loraine 5/11/1929 Batavia Ahl Warren Wood Embt Doris Chapman 10/11/1930Attica, Wyoming Co. Aiello Joseph Passallscque Josephine 12/17/1923 Batavia Aiken Wallace M. Tillotson Sarah Jeanette 10/05/1910 Le Roy Aikens James A. Burrell Eva E. Alexander 03/19/1924 Le Roy Ailinger Gabriel George Deffner Catherine Irene 06/08/1921 Batavia Airth Harry Burr Grace R. 10/6/1926Elba Alaimo Charles J. Giordano Mary J. 4/27/1935Oakfield Albee Fredrick A. Close Imogene Helen 1/12/1910Byron Albert Henry Myron Pickert Theda Mary 11/09/1910 Batavia Alberts Cyrus G. Helmer Cele M. 04/02/1921 Le Roy Albertson Edgar James Oliver Grace Ivy 10/27/1934Batavia Albrecht Henry Weaver Clara Grace 08/23/1923 Batavia Albright Frank John Betteridge Pearl Ruth 4/10/1912Batavia Alderman Arthur Hartwell Dilcher Grace E. 3/21/1920Fairport Aldrich Charles Richard Cruse Rose 6/24/1933Batavia Aldrich Howard Seth Nagle Lula Ruth 06/27/1923 Alden, Erie Co. Alessi Felix Joseph Charvella Hazel Sarah 11/5/1931Batavia Alexander Charles Sellers Anna Helen 8/2/1918Le Roy Alexander Fred G. Hunter Helen 5/11/1931Le Roy Alexander George Genagon Amelia Bridget 3/21/1933Byron Alexander Harry Robinson Rose 4/3/1912Wheatland, Monroe Co. Alexander Lewis Sellers May B. 6/26/1912Le Roy Alexander Philip Jackson Perry Melinda 08/25/1921 Le Roy Alexander S.J. Kuhns Laura M. 10/20/1912Alexander Alexander Vincent J. Wormley Laura 01/22/1923 Le Roy Alger James Elmer Brunck Margaret Marie 4/11/1931Batavia Alianell Samuel J. Vescovi Emma V. 06/20/1923 Le Roy Alicata Domenico Bordanoro Concetta 7/10/1911Oakfield Allan Robert Greenoak Miller Cecilia 10/20/1928Batavia Allen Enos George Phelps Beulah R. 6/17/1913Batavia Allen Frank B. Ross Marian C. 6/23/1908Corfu Allen George Forbes Seaver Edith Florine 04/14/1917 Batavia Allen Herbert L. Mead Edith A. 3/29/1911Corfu Allen Howell William, Jr. Jackson Margaret Pogue 5/9/1931 Batavia Allen James McDowell Anna E. 4/19/1912Pavilion Allen James Harvey Crofoot Ethel Leonora 06/16/1910 South Byron Allen John Henry Newsome Belle 02/08/1923 Bergen Allen Lester J. Burt Harriet W. 12/16/1909Rochester, Monroe Co. Allen Michael V. Wood Harriet E. 11/24/1914 Le Roy Allen Simpson Frost Alice 05/08/1918 Elba Allen Thomas E. Murray Grace Mae 9/28/1929Le Roy Allen Walter Eugene Elliott Edith Nellie 09/06/1922 Clifton Springs, Ontario Co. Allen William George Kane Catherine Blanche 4/29/1915Batavia Allen William Harold Bridge Grace E. 07/28/1923 Batavia Allenza Charles Raymond Anna 09/05/1920 Dunkirk Allessi Henry Allessi Grace 04/25/1923 Le Roy Allgirer Charles S. Smith Eleanor G. 1/29/1931Batavia Allison James P. McColl Erma Jean 4/14/1935Le Roy Allyn Carl Willard Wattson Leonra 12/8/1932Oakfield Alofs John Wheelock Marion F. 6/20/1931Le Roy Aloi Carmelo Catalfamo Carmela Margaret 2/16/1931Rochester, Monroe Co. Altobelli Thomas Rapeti Donimish 4/12/1928Oakfield Alton John L. Diver Ethel M. 12/25/1916East Pembroke Alwardt Arthur Frederick Houseknecht Louise Ina 11/10/1934 Batavia Alwardt Frank Joseph Hawker Marietta Hazel 12/19/1931Alexander Alwardt Ralph Pampalono Anna 8/31/1932Bergen Alysworth George Hayner May 5/28/1925Medina, Orleans Co. Amantia Philip Napolitano Caroline 2/8/1930Bergen Amato Dominic Miceli Cologero 04/22/1917 Le Roy Amdion Earl C. Patroni Laura L. 8/1/1917Batavia Amedick Roland Francis Klein Eileen Elizabeth 6/26/1929 Batavia Amele Joseph (Giuseppi) Chemina Mary 1/9/1915Le Roy Ames Adelbert Harloff Mildred 1/24/1917Batavia Ames Floyd Frank Eichenberger Florence Marie 6/27/1928 Alexander Ames Israel D. Wilber Lottie 09/16/1915 Batavia Amidon Carl Renegar Mary Viola 10/27/1923 Batavia Amidon Harold Edward Brice Margaret Mary 06/28/1922 Batavia Amidon Herbert Lee Manning Grace Elizabeth 09/29/1915 Batavia Amidon Ralph Emerson Mapes Ruth Harriet 4/26/1916Batavia Amish Christie George Hawkins Ida Alice 09/24/1913 Le Roy Anauo Albert Spencer Zada Bell 7/31/1929Elba Anawald Howard LaVerne Prince Florence Mabel 10/10/1931 Batavia Anchor Fred William Kibler Clara Catherine 11/15/1926 Le Roy Anchor Harold D. Taylor Lillian A. 6/11/1929Le Roy Anderson Arthur P. Stiles Emogene 09/02/1914 Corfu Anderson Carl Oscar Nash Edith Christiana 09/04/1923 Batavia Anderson Charles F. Thompson Mary W. 11/26/1921 South Alabama Anderson Charles Leonard Gutzmer Emily Marie 6/17/1925Bergen Anderson Everett Malcolm Gelonek Alma Elizabeth 11/27/1924 Batavia Anderson Harry Webster Ruth Lavon 12/23/1923 Basom Anderson Howard Ross Frieday Neva Florence 01/02/1926 Oakfield Anderson James Edward Smith Monica Edyth 8/25/1933Batavia Anderson John Freie Theresa 10/24/1908 Batavia Anderson John P. King Clara 01/04/1921 Bergen Anderson Kenneth Kosier Will Louise Harriet 12/30/1922 Batavia Anderson Moroe Benedict Emma C. 04/24/1924 Byron Anderson Ross Edward Buckman Elsie Arlotta 04/14/1919 Corfu Andolora Joseph S. Ebner Mary 12/06/1922 Le Roy Andre Charles Francis Sullivan Delia Ellen 7/2/1925Batavia Andresson Ellis Nielsen Bertha Elise Marie 09/14/1920 Batavia Andrew Joseph Henry Hartrick Lucy Dorothy 01/09/1926 Batavia Andrews Alfred Buckholtz Eleanor Magdaline 10/3/1916Batavia Andrews Andrew Jackson McBride Veronica Elizabeth 04/06/1918 Batavia Andrews Charles Frederick Gilliatt Gertrude Louise 04/30/1919 Batavia Andrews Clarence Burrill Luella May 04/14/1921 Batavia Andrews Daina Ardmore Stevenson Maude Anna 4/21/1931Youngstown, Niagara Co. Andrews Edwin Ellsworth Van Deusen Dorothy Gertrude 3/30/1934 Le Roy Andrews Ernest Jr. Waterstreet Ruth M. 6/4/1927Batavia Andrews Frank L. Culver Georgia 6/23/1909Perry, Wyoming Co. Andrews Judson Snell Anna A. 5/22/1916Batavia Andrews Montagu Acquino Theresa 3/6/1929Batavia Andrews Robert M. Agen Margaret E. 04/10/1924 Batavia Andrews Samuel Reed Emma 11/9/1929Rochester, Monroe Co. Andrews Thomas Cook Jessie K. 09/30/1916 Elba Andrews Vernie Campbell Marjorie Mae 7/4/1919Batavia Andrews Vernie Burrill Ruby Almeda 12/25/1923 Batavia Anewalt Norman G. Churchill Mildred L. 7/4/1929Batavia Anger Herbert Chatt Irene Nora 3/16/1934Batavia Annetta Patrick D. Mogavero Laura A. 1/6/1934Le Roy Annis Fayette Hewitt Marion B. 5/5/1920Pavilion Annis Frank L. Bowen Mable 11/23/1918Pavilion Annis Harold Linwood Ingalsbe Myrtle Adela 06/28/1922 Batavia Anthony Glenn D. Allis Frances P. 09/14/1910 Oakfield Anthony Henry M. Miteham Julia Leah 6/17/1925Elba Anthony Marion H. Allen Laura Pinckney 4/26/1919Buffalo, Erie Co. Antignani Antonio Aquino Elizabeth Agnes 02/04/1923 Batavia Antinora Joseph Charles Graham Ruth Frances 3/31/1935Le Roy Antinore Antonio Vangalio Carrie Louise 9/28/1930Le Roy Antinore Charles J. Fiorito Lena J. 01/28/1926 Le Roy Antinore Charles Thomas Mogavero Mary Josephine 5/21/1928 Le Roy Antinore James Michael Farraro Theresa Mary 8/1/1927Batavia Antis Daniel H.
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    Kent County Naturalization Name Index Last name First name Middle name Volume Page Fir Sec Aalbers Aalbers V62 4 Aalbers Aalbert V24 141 Aalddriks Antonie V16 75 Aalderink John K. V16 355 Aaldrick Matthew V16 308 Aardem Arie V16 304 Aardema Klaas V17 27 Aarnouds Pieter V6 8 Aarnoudse Marenus V15 503 Abagis Chas V30 130 Abbas Sain Allez V49 265 Abbelma Joseph B1 F5 Abbelma Joseph V2 564 Abbott Frank V27 92 Abbott John V45 36 Abbott John V68 33 Abdella Salik V46 117 Abdo Ahamad V29 1 Abdoo Mike V41 168 Abeaf Moses V17 391 Abeaf Moses V17 394 Abel Frederick FW B1 F1 Abel Gustav B1 F4 Abel Gustav V2 540 Abel John W. V5 70 Abel Ludwig V8 134 Friday, January 19, 2001 Page 1 of 1325 Last name First name Middle name Volume Page Fir Sec Abella Salih V68 85 Abezi Albert V25 76 Aboabsee Theab V74 40 Aboasee Theab V18 150 Abood N. B1 F5 Abood Nemy V3 90 Abraham John V17 381 Abrahamson Charles Y. B7 200 Abram John B1 F1 Abramson Morris B1 F3 Abraursz Abram Peter V27 159 Abromaitis Louis V27 381 Abromaitis Louis V67 90 Absmaier Carl V77 4 Accardi Guiseppe V50 79 Acheson John V16 616 Achille Minciotti V51 142 Achtenhof Jakob V15 145 Achter Jan V17 200 Achterhof Henri B1 F1 Achterhof Johannes V15 500 Achterhof Matheus B1 F1 Achtjes John B7 107 Ackermann Joseph V15 282 Acton John C. B7 222 Adair David G. V15 335 Adair Joseph V15 335 Adalphson Emil V18 197 Friday, January 19, 2001 Page 2 of 1325 Last name First name Middle name Volume Page Fir Sec Adam Frickartz Heinrich V41 279 Adama Jelle V22 176 Adamawiczus Baltris V37 155 Adamczak Peter V38 245 Adamczyk Wladyslaw V35 291 Adams Edward John V24 70 Adams Frank B1 F2 Adams George W.
  • Wayne County Death Index, 1934-1939 1 SURNAME FIRST

    Wayne County Death Index, 1934-1939 1 SURNAME FIRST

    SURNAME FIRST NAME MIDDLE AGE DATE LOCATION BOX FILE Aaron Phillip W 305 4/21/1938 WD 21 16 Aarons Victoria 149 10/9/1937 EC 13 16 Abbeg Minnie Manning 160 7/13/1938 SM TP 21 8 Abbey Thomas J 180 8/7/1939 HP 30 16 Abbote Vito 165 3/3/1938 NK TP 23 7 Abbott Ada 180 3/2/1938 HP 22 3 Abbott Blanche Maude 152 5/24/1938 HP 22 7 Abbott Chester 155 10/21/1938 WD 21 20 Abbott Ira W 190 8/20/1935 WY 6 11 Abbott Melvin J 102 3/31/1936 WD 9 15 Abbott Roy 142 6/24/1937 WD 15 19 Abbott William C 184 9/28/1936 RM TP 8 14 Abell Ellen 163 2/20/1937 NK TP 17 8 Abelson James H 183 11/27/1938 NK TP 24 12 Aben Augusta 171 11/25/1937 LP 14 15 Abernathy Paul 152 4/3/1939 NK TP 28 16 Abjorson Sven J 148 8/2/1938 GPF 19 16 Abraham Anna 155 4/3/1938 HP 22 5 Abraham Fay 142 9/17/1939 WD 27 22 Abraham Frank Wilson 119 2/18/1937 HP 16 4 Abraham Omar 150 8/2/1938 NK TP 24 1 Abrahamson John 157 12/22/1937 NK TP 18 16 Abram William 175 11/3/1937 NK TP 18 12 Abshagen William 163 2/11/1937 NK TP 17 7 Acciaccafero Dora 159 5/21/1939 NK TP 28 23 Acker Baby 0 4/12/1936 ML 7 27 Acker William H 187 8/12/1939 HP 30 16 Ackerman Jessie W 165 5/31/1939 WD 27 18 Ackerman Leo 174 4/15/1935 NK TP 4 14 Ackermann Joseph M 167 4/15/1936 HP 10 7 Ackersville William 141 10/30/1935 HP 3 19 Ackley Robert D 106 6/28/1936 HP 10 12 Adach John 150 8/17/1939 NK TP 29 7 Adair Baby 0 8/28/1939 WD 27 21 Adair Kristine Ann 105 5/6/1937 WD 15 17 Adamczak Baby 0 7/8/1935 HM 1 29 Adamczak Veronika 301 1/14/1939 HM 31 1 Adamczyk Baby 0 8/3/1937 HM 14 8 Adamczyk Donald 204 2/6/1937 HM 14 2 Adamczyk