41. EBookShop Rohmer, Sax. Rojas, Fernando de. Roosevelt, Franklin Delano. Rostand, Edmond. Roth,Lewis. Rougemont, de. Rowlandson, Mrs. Mary. Rowson, Susanna. Rudder, Robert S. http://www.e-bookshop.gr/gutenberg/general.asp?Letter=R&Show=Author

42. 34th PA Militia 1863 Peter Kline; Daniel Kuehner; Oliver Kurt; Henry Leadenham; William Miller; AmosMinich; Noah Moyer; Baltzar Ratz; A. Roth; L. Roth; Lewis W. Salin; Jacob http://home.ptd.net/~nikki/34regtmilcc.htm

Guest Book 34th PA Militia 1863 Books and More A Tribute to Heroes Standing With Israel World Terrorism ... 27th PA Troops 1863 [ 34th PA Militia 1863 ] 67th PA Volunteers 81st PA Volunteers 132nd PA Volunteers 147th PA Volunteers ... Suggested Reading Smokestacks and Black Diamonds: A History of Carbon County Pennsylvania by Joan Campion Generals in Blue: Lives of the Union Commanders Union Generals of the Civil War Civil War Generals of the Union Civil War Generals: An Illustrated Encyclopedia Advance the Colors: Pennsylvania Civil War Battle Flags by Richard A. Sauers Companies A, F, and G Officers from Carbon County Col Charles Albright Company A Capt Jacob Smith 1st Lt James Donelly 2nd Lt W.H. Eberly Sgt Maj. Oliver Breneiser 1st Sgt Josiah W. McCrea Sgt S.F. Collins Sgt Cameron Cool Sgt Edward Hank Sgt T. Frank Walter Cpl Charles E. Amadon Cpl David H. Butz Cpl Ezra B. Ely Cpl C.W. Hamman Cpl Thomas Ratcliff Cpl John R. Sterling Cpl Nathan Tubbs Cpl J. Wagenmeyer Musician Edward D. Horn

43. 41st PA Militia 1863 B. Moyer; John Musonheimer; Andrew Nagle; Theodore Nagle; Tilghman Ott; Edward Reichard;Lewis Roth; Werner Ruhe; William Ruhe; Edwin Shaffer; Hiram T. Shaffer http://home.ptd.net/~nikki/41regtlc.htm

Guest Book 41st PA Militia 1863 Books and More A Tribute to Heroes Standing With Israel World Terrorism ... 38th PA Militia 1863 [ 41st PA Militia 1863 ] 46th PA Volunteers 47th PA Cos I and K 92nd PA 9th Cav 128th PA Volunteers ... Suggested Reading Advance the Colors: Pennsylvania Civil War Battle Flags by Richard A. Sauers Generals in Blue: Lives of the Union Commanders Union Generals of the Civil War Civil War Generals of the Union Civil War Generals: An Illustrated Encyclopedia Companies D, I, and K Recruited at Lehigh County for 3 months service; mustered in July 1, 1863; mustered out August 3-4, 1863 Officers from Lehigh County Maj John H. Oliver QM Abraham B. Longaker Company D Capt Walter H. Seip 1st Lt Benjamin C. Roth 2nd Lt James A. Lucas 1st Sgt William H. Schlosser Sgt Harrison Butz Sgt James Roney Sgt Henry Stanton Sgt George T. Young Cpl Henry E. Burger Cpl Aaron Frederick Cpl John W. Lackey Cpl Charles Laudenslager Cpl James Lutz Cpl Daniel Miller Cpl John Nagle Cpl Henry Wieand Musician Andrew Gangwere Musician Dallas Xanders Company I Capt Charles Keck 1st Lt David H. Kline

44. Roth Forest Endowment Dr. Lewis Roth earned his bachelor degree in botany form Miami University of Ohioin 1936, and the doctorate in plant pathology from the University of Wisconsin http://www.bcc.orst.edu/bpp/roth_forest_endowment.htm

Roth Forest Endowment Biographical Sketch Dr. Lewis Roth earned his bachelor degree in botany form Miami University of Ohio in 1936, and the doctorate in plant pathology from the University of Wisconsin, Madison in 1940. He began his career at Oregon State University in 1940, with five years' time out for service in World War II and a year for post doctoral work at Harvard in 1947. Dr. Roth worked closely with the College of Forestry and forestry agencies throughout his career. Since his retirement in 1979, he continued for some time to consult and do research on forest diseases. Evelyn "Lyn Roth grew up in Indiana and completed a masters degree in Teacher Training at Purdue University. She took a position at Oregon State University in 1941 to train teachers of the Corvallis School District. After a brief period at the University of Wyoming she returned to Oregon as assistant supervisor in the state's Division of Vocational Education in Salem. Lyn and Lewis married in 1945. They moved to Wyoming for one year then returned to Corvallis in 1946 where they raised two daughters. Most summers were spent in the field carrying out research on forest diseases.

45. LLoyd Lewis Capital to convert your regular IRA to a Roth Conversion IRA, can be challenging. For futrtherhelp, please contact an Investment Advisor at LLoyd Lewis to answer an http://www.lloyd-lewis.com/online_trading/RothIra.html

Retirement Planning Roth Vs. Regular IRA Which IRA Is Right for You the Regular IRA or Roth IRA? The Taxpayer Relief Act of 1997 created some exciting new investment opportunities, one of which is the Roth IRA However, deciding whether the regular IRA or the Roth IRA offers you the best mileage for your retirement dollars can be challenging. This worksheet is designed to help you determine, which IRA may provide you with greater retirement income. Please keep in mind that your adjusted gross income (AGI) must be less than $110,000 (single), or $160,000 (married filing, jointly) to be eligible for a Roth IRA. Step 1: Assumptions The amount you plan to contribute annually to your IRA. Single individuals may contribute up to $2,000; married couples filing jointly, may contribute up to $4,000. The total amount of your annual IRA contributions that will be nondeductible. If you expect all of your contributions to be deductible, enter "0" The annual rate of return (between 4% and 12%) you expect to earn on your investments prior to retirement.

46. People E49-0212: Some NACA Muroc Personnel With Snowman Kneeling left to right DoRothy (Dottie) Crawford Roth, Lewis; DoRothyClift Hughes, and Gertrude (Trudy) Wilken Valentine, Lewis. http://www.dfrc.nasa.gov/gallery/photo/People/HTML/E49-0212.html

Dryden Home Collections Photo Home Dryden People Some NACA Muroc personnel with snowman Photo Number: Photo Date: 15 Nov 1949 Formats: 558x480 JPEG Image (65 KBytes) 1190x1024 JPEG Image (324 KBytes) 3030x2606 JPEG Image (2,778 KBytes) Photo Description: The late 1940s saw increased flight activity, and more women computers were needed at the NACA Muroc Flight Test Unit than the ones who had originally arrived in 1946. A call went out to the NACA Langley, Lewis, and Ames laboratories for more women computers. Pictured in this photograph with the Snowman are some of the women computers who responded to the call for help in 1948 along with Roxanah, Emily, Dorothy, who were already here. Standing left to right: Mary (Tut) Hedgepeth, from Langley; Lilly Ann Bajus, Lewis; Roxanah Yancey, Emily Stephens, Jane Collons (Procurement), Leona Corbett (Personnel), Angel Dunn, Langley. Kneeling left to right: Dorothy (Dottie) Crawford Roth, Lewis; Dorothy Clift Hughes, and Gertrude (Trudy) Wilken Valentine, Lewis. Project Description: Keywords: Dryden people; NACA Muroc Flight Test Unit; Mary Hedgepeth; Lilly Ann Bajus; Roxanah Yancey; Emily Stephens; Jane Collons; Leona Corbett; Angel Dunn; Dorothy Crawford Roth; Dorothy Clift Hughes; Gertrude Wilken Valentine; National Advisory Committee for Aeronautics; computers; oscillograph

47. Sinclair Lewis In Philip Roth’s The Human Stain the main character complains that America in inmodern American Literature without having to read a word of Lewis’s work. http://www.goodreports.net/sinlin.htm

SINCLAIR LEWIS: REBEL FROM MAIN STREET By Richard Lingeman Several years ago a totally unknown novelist from the mid-West wrote an essay in Harper’s asking whatever happened to the "big social novel" in America. It is a question that comes up quite a lot in literary circles, usually in relation to the larger question of what constitutes realism in fiction. Many of the world’s most celebrated authors in the late twentieth century - Marquez, Grass, DeLillo, Murakami - have written big social novels, but they tend toward "magic realism" and the paranoid, fantastic, and supernatural. Their work seems not quite of the world. Is it realism? The author of the Harper’s piece (yes, that was Jonathan Franzen pre-plugging The Corrections ) quotes Philip Roth’s complaint, made in the 1960s, that in America reality has surpassed fiction’s ability to represent it. But Roth’s own work in the 1990s put the lie to that, while journalist-turned-novelist Tom Wolfe has continued to campaign for a literature that will reject fashionable literary trends like postmodernism and magic realism, and go out into the street to deal with life as it is really lived by Americans. Now Sinclair Lewis, another product of the American mid-West, is one of Tom Wolfe’s heroes . . .

48. MATR News: Undaunted Commerce- Lewis And Clark- Roth said the session will also help the MCVB gauge the community's Lewisand Clark awareness. The year 2003 itself will be bustling in Missoula. http://www.matr.net/article-5344.html

Undaunted commerce- Lewis and Clark- January 5, 2003 View for printing Millions of tourists expected at Montana's Lewis and Clark sites It took Meriwether Lewis about 2 1/2 years to prepare the Corps of Discovery for its epic journey. Montanans have spent three years, and expect they'll need every available minute, to brace for the bicentennial. By ROB CHANEY of the Missoulian "Three years back, the guest book at Lolo Pass between Memorial Day and Labor Day had 17,000 people sign who specifically said they were following the Lewis and Clark trail," said David Purviance, head of the "Core of Discovery" office at the University of Montana. "If you had 17,000 people in one spot five years before the start of the main events, what's the multiplier?" One guess from the Institute for Tourism and Recreation Research is 8.9 million extra people in the prime bicentennial years of 2005 and 2006. That's an extra 20,915 a day between June 1 and Oct. 31, 2005. Down at Travelers' Rest State Park in Lolo, there is no statue or banner marking the spot where some of the most crucial expedition decisions were made. In fact, the conclusive authenticity of the campsite came in a trace of mercury vapor from an archaeological dig. The vapor was proof that Lewis, Clark and their team made a latrine there and endured some of their standard medical treatment: Dr. Rush's mercury pills, which were prescribed for everything from headaches to syphilis.

49. Fool.com Top 10 Roth IRA Questions Because of the general confusion regarding the Roth IRA, Fools Dave Braze andRoy Lewis prepared these answers to questions they're often asked about it. http://www.fool.com/taxes/2000/taxes000323.htm

CHOOSE A BROKER Search: Quotes: BECOME A FOOL Today's Headlines 401(k) 60-Second Guides ... Retirement Tax Issues Top 10 Roth IRA Questions Email this page Format for printing Become a Fool! Reuse/Reprint Related Links Publication 590 Roth IRA - Part I IRAs for Kids How Many Roth IRAs Do You Need? ... All About IRAs Discussion Boards Tax Strategies PERSONAL TAX ADVICE Find the CPA that's right for you Connect immediately by phone Get your tax questions answered! By Roy Lewis (TMF Taxes) Dave Braze (TMF Pixy) Because of the general confusion regarding the Roth IRA, Fools Dave Braze and Roy Lewis prepared these answers to questions they're often asked about it. Dave is our resident retirement and mutual fund expert, and Roy is our tax demystifier. Without further ado... (drum roll please). Q. I want to contribute to my Roth IRA, but my custodian says that I can't put annual contributions into an account that has been converted. Is this true? And, if so, what should I do? A. There's no legal reason for you to separate your contribution and conversion funds into separate accounts. Under the old Roth IRA rules, contributions and conversions had different five-tax-year start times depending on conversion and/or contribution dates. Because of these staggered start times, the IRS suggested that contributions and conversions be maintained in separate Roth IRA accounts. That suggestion was made to the various financial institutions, and the institutions passed that information on to their clients.

50. Fool.com: Tax Penalties On Roth IRA Conversions [Tax Q&A] March 9, 2001 the consequences of a Roth IRA conversion, the tax issues involved, and underpaymentpenalty rules. You'll be very glad that you did! Roy Lewis lives in a http://www.fool.com/taxes/2001/taxes010309.htm

CHOOSE A BROKER Search: Quotes: BECOME A FOOL Today's Headlines 401(k) 60-Second Guides ... Retirement Tax Issues Tax Penalties on Roth IRA Conversions Email this page Format for printing Become a Fool! Reuse/Reprint Related Links Roth IRA - Conversions Estimated Taxes Getting IRS Penalties Excused Discussion Boards Tax Strategies By Roy Lewis (TMF Taxes) March 9, 2001 What can you do if you are hit with an underpayment penalty that was due to a conversion from a traditional IRA to a Roth IRA? Well, in a recent IRS ruling, it appears that the answer is: Nothing! You're stuck with the penalty. When the Roth IRA was introduced a number of years ago, it was a curious question: When you convert your traditional IRA to a Roth IRA, would the recognition of the additional conversion income trigger the underpayment penalty if the additional tax created by the conversion wasn't covered by withholding or estimated tax payments? It seemed logical that the penalty would apply, but some tax pros seemed to think that this was an "extraordinary" event, and any underpayment penalty assessed by the IRS would be abated by the IRS with the filing of a request for a waiver of the penalty. Oops, Wrongo!

51. The Hibbard/Prouty Geneology Born 8 MAY 1925 at Husband Irving Cohen Wife Florence Rose Roth Child JonathanDebs Cohen Father Edward Roth Mother Irene Lewis Siblings Florence Rose http://www.shore.net/~bhibbard/geneology.html

The Hibbard/Prouty Geneology This document is an experimental geneology page, describing my direct ancestors ( more or less). It is the content of my Family Edge database, which has been reformated by a REXX program into HTML. Family 1 Bruce Hibbard Born: 13 MAY 1950 at Baraboo,,WI Husband: Bruce Hibbard Wife: Joyce Kutz Child: Father: Charles Tracy Hibbard Mother: Jean Elizabeth Prouty Siblings: Peter Charles Hibbard Bruce Hibbard Sara Jean Hibbard Family 2 Charles Tracy Hibbard Born: 16 MAR 1920 at Lake Geneva,,WI Husband: Charles Tracy Hibbard Wife: Jean Elizabeth Prouty Child: Peter Charles Hibbard Bruce Hibbard Sara Jean Hibbard Father: George Elmer Hibbard Mother: Florence Esther Williams Siblings: Charles Tracy Hibbard Family 3 Jean Elizabeth Prouty Born: 1 MAY 1924 at Spring Lake,,NJ Husband: Charles Tracy Hibbard Wife: Jean Elizabeth Prouty Child: Peter Charles Hibbard Bruce Hibbard Sara Jean Hibbard Father: Willison Avery Prouty Mother: Florence Mable Birch Siblings: Jean Elizabeth Prouty Winifred Esther Prouty Family 4 Peter Charles Hibbard Born: 6 MAY 1948 at Praire du Sac,,WI

52. FGS Cemetery Index For Merle Perry Books Roth, JEWEL M. 05A. Roth, JOHANNA, 20A. Roth, KATHERINE D. 05A. Roth, Lewis J.05A. Roth, MILAN A, 10B. Roth, NELLIE, 10B. RothERMEL, ALVIN E. 03A. RothERMEL,ELLEN E. 03A. http://www.rootsweb.com/~mifgs/cemindex/mperry/rose-rudc_1.html

Flint Genealogical Society PO Box 1217, Flint Michigan 48439-1217 Cemetery Index If a transmission error prevents the remainder of the page from loading, try your browsers Reload or Refresh option. Or try again at another time. There are no records after 1965 in these books. See the Cemetery Index home page for CEM_NO definitions. Rose-Rudc SURNAME GIVENNAME ROSE A. PORTER ROSE ANNA ROSE ANNA E. ROSE CHARLES ROSE DANIEL L. ROSE DONALD A. ROSE EDWARD A. ROSE EDWARD P. ROSE ELDON D ROSE ELIZA ROSE EMMON ROSE ETHEL J. ROSE ETHEL MAE ROSE EVA ROSE ROSE F. BODMER ROSE GEORGE L. ROSE GLADYS E. ROSE HARRY ROSE HAZEL ROSE HOMER A. ROSE JAMES H. ROSE JANE ROSE JEAN ROSE JOHN ROSE JOHN J. ROSE KENNETH L. ROSE LENA ROSE MARJORIE ROSE MARK A. ROSE PEARL DELMAR ROSE PHOEBE A. ROSE RANSOM K. ROSE ROSE J. ROSE ROY E. ROSE WILLIAM ROSE WILLIAM J. M. ROSE WILLIAM M. ROSEBUSH L. ROSEBUSH LAURA ANN ROSEBUSH LAURA M. ROSEBUSH LYDIA M. ROSEKRANS T. J. ROSELL CONRAD T. ROSELLE CECIL EDWIN ROSELLE EDITH M. ROSELLE FRED ROSELLE FRED B. ROSELLE JANE ROSENBAUM BESSIE COGGINS ROSENBERGER AMANDA ROSENBERGER GEORGE I. ROSENBERGER SIDNEY D.

53. Pickaway County, Ohio, Posted Queries For at Email debsul1156@aol.com , on Saturday, September 5, 1998 Lewis, Vista Beulahborn GHRIST, GREIST, GRIST, MORRIS, Roth posted by Paul Alan Roth ,at Email http://www.rootsweb.com/~ohpickaw/98-99/query001.htm

Pickaway County, Ohio Posted Queries for August thru September 1998 SURNAMES: A B C D ... Z SURNAMES IN ARCHIVED QUERIES AUG 96 THROUGH JUL 98: A B C D ... KNIGHT posted by Karel Babb Welch ,at Email: kwelch@atwood-il.com , on Saturday, August 1, 1998 MORRIS posted by Ken Morris ,at Email: kb8ot@bright.net , on Saturday, August 1, 1998 Pickaway County Mark MORRIS born Rockbridge Co, Va 1820. Came to Darby Twp 1837, Married Elizabeth Briley 17 June 1840. Died 19 Apr 1878. Thomas MORRIS and Rebecca in Monroe Twp 1850/60 Both born VA. Believe Rebecca is Mark's sister. Have many MORRIS's in Rockbridge. Need any information. ANDERSON HUNTER JETER posted by pat milburn ,at Email: newbee50@erols.com , on Sunday, August 2, 1998 Looking for family of Hunter Anderson of Ohio. Father was James Elridge Anderson of Bedford Co. Va.,his mother was Mary Lucy Helen Hunter. Her mother was Susan Jeter Hunter,father's name unknown. STONE WILLIAMSON posted by Roger Williamson ,at Email: RogWilliamson@Worldnet.att.net , on Wednesday, August 5, 1998 I am looking for any information on Cornellius WILLIAMSON. He appears to be the son of John Williamson. He married Rhoda Stone in 1790. He was born in VA in 1772.

54. Single-Transducer, Ultrasonic Imaging Method For High-Temperature Structural Mat Lewis contact Dr. Don J. Roth, (216) 4336017, Don.J.Roth@grc.nasa.gov AuthorDr. Don J. Roth Headquarters program office OASTT Programs/Projects HITEMP http://www.grc.nasa.gov/WWW/RT1997/5000/5920roth.htm

Single-Transducer, Ultrasonic Imaging Method for High-Temperature Structural Materials Eliminates the Effect of Thickness Variation in the Image NASA Lewis Research Center's Life Prediction Branch, in partnership with Sonix, Inc., and Cleveland State University, recently advanced the development of, refined, and commercialized an advanced nondestructive evaluation (NDE) inspection method entitled the Single Transducer Thickness-Independent Ultrasonic Imaging Method (refs. 1 to 4). Selected by as one of the 100 most technologically significant new products of 1996, the method uses a single transducer to eliminate the superimposing effects of thickness variation in the ultrasonic images of materials. As a result, any variation seen in the image is due solely to microstructural variation. This nondestructive method precisely and accurately characterizes material gradients (pore fraction, density, or chemical) that affect the uniformity of a material's physical performance (mechanical, thermal, or electrical). Advantages of the method over conventional ultrasonic imaging include (1) elimination of machining costs (for precision thickness control) during the quality control stages of material processing and development and (2) elimination of labor costs and subjectivity involved in further image processing and image interpretation. Conventional ultrasonic imaging versus thickness-independent ultrasonic imaging for silicon nitride monolithic ceramic with pore fraction variations and 10-percent thickness variation. Left: Conventional ultrasonic image. Thickness effect not eliminated; defects not revealed. Right: New thickness-independent ultrasonic imaging. Thickness eliminated; defects revealed.

55. Thermographic Imaging For Detection In High-Temperature Composite Materials 1, 1996. Lewis contact Dr. Don J. Roth, (216) 4336017, smRoth@popserve.grc.nasa.govAuthor Dr. Don J. Roth Headquarters program office OA Previous article. http://www.grc.nasa.gov/WWW/RT1996/5000/5250r.htm

Capability of Thermographic Imaging Defined for Detection in High-Temperature Composite Materials Significant effort and resources are being expended to develop ceramic matrix (CMC), metal matrix (MMC), and polymer matrix (PMC) composites for high-temperature engine components and other parts in advanced aircraft. In addition, composite structural material development is being actively pursued in other industries, such as the automobile and sports equipment industries. A portion of the development effort assesses nondestructive evaluation (NDE) technologies for detecting flaws in these materials. Recent technological advancements in infrared camera technology and computer power have made thermographic (infrared) imaging systems worth reevaluating as a reliable NDE tool for advanced composites. Thermography offers the advantages of real-time inspection, no contact with the sample, nonionizing radiation, complex-shape inspection capability, variable field-of-view size, and portability. The objective of this NASA Lewis SiC/SiC ceramic matrix composite defect distribution and thermography detectability data.

56. STFM Foundation Trustees And Officers: 1975-2000 MD Mary Elizabeth Roth, MD G. Gayle Stephens, MD G. Gayle Stephens, MD, PresidentEdward W. Ciriacy, MD, Vice President Ann Hyde, Secretary Lewis A. Miller http://www.stfm.org/fountrst.html

STFM Foundation Trustees and Officers: Back to STFM History Table of Contents Trustees: Officers: B. Lewis Barnett, Jr, MD F. Marian Bishop, PhD, MSPH Edward W. Ciriacy, MD Marolyn M. Cowart, MD Frank C. Snope, MD G. Gayle Stephens, MD G. Gayle Stephens, MD, President Edward W. Ciriacy, MD, Vice President F. Marian Bishop, PhD, MSPH, Secretary B. Lewis Barnett, Jr, MD, Treasurer Trustees: Officers: B. Lewis Barnett, Jr, MD F. Marian Bishop, PhD, MSPH Edward W. Ciriacy, MD Marolyn M. Cowart, MD Frank C. Snope, MD G. Gayle Stephens, MD G. Gayle Stephens, MD, President Edward W. Ciriacy, MD, Vice President F. Marian Bishop, PhD, MSPH, Secretary

57. Detailed Look At Lewis And Roth Home Shopping Booksellers Lewis and Roth. Detailed View Lewisand Roth. http//www.LewisandRothpublishers.com Christian http://www.lookforitonline.com/engine/info/12078.html

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58. I08844: Susan ALMY (____ - UNKNOWN) BRICKER _ _Alma Daisy EALY _+ Marlene May BRICKER _LaReta Lewis _ Harry A Roth. http://www.netcr.com/pub/djw/d0011/g0000009.html

Susan ALMY - UNKNOWN DEATH : UNKNOWN Family 1 Almon CALKINS Susan ALMY INDEX HOME HTML created by GED2HTML v3.5-WIN95 (Jul 20 1998) on 01/31/2003 12:17:48 Thomas AXTELL Sep 1727 - BET. 1749 - 1750 BIRTH : Sep 1727, Berkley, Middlesex, Massachusetts DEATH : BET. 1749 - 1750, Sussex, New Jersey Father: Daniel AXTELL Mother: Thankful PRATT Family 1 Hannah GOBEL MARRIAGE : 1746, Massachusetts Daniel AXTELL Thomas AXTELL _Henry AXTELL _Daniel AXTELL ... HOME HTML created by GED2HTML v3.5-WIN95 (Jul 20 1998) on 01/31/2003 12:17:48 William Newton BARNARD May 1845 - May 1864 BIRTH : May 1845, Barnardsville, Kingston, Roane, Tennessee DEATH : May 1864, Andersonville, Rebel prison, Camp Father: John Anderson BARNARD Mother: Eliza J CAMPBELL _Sarah JOLLY William Newton BARNARD _Robert CAMPBELL ... HOME HTML created by GED2HTML v3.5-WIN95 (Jul 20 1998) on 01/31/2003 12:17:48 Marlene May BRICKER Private - BIRTH : Private Father: Marvin Floyd BRICKER Mother: LaReta LEWIS Family 1 Harlan GLENDORF MARRIAGE : Private Randy Jo GLENDORF James Joshua GLENDORF Scott Alan GLENDORF B J GLENDORF ... HOME HTML created by GED2HTML v3.5-WIN95 (Jul 20 1998)

59. Alphamusic - Baartock Translate this page Samstag, den 08. Februar 2003. Roth, Lewis Baartock Buch IndyPublish.comVÖ-Datum 2/2002 Bestell-Nr. 1-58827-725-9 20.78 EUR. 116. http://www.alphamusic-online.de/259/1588277259.html

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William TOLFREE GEORGE TOLFREE birt: 1 AUG 1796 plac: St. Marys, Marylebone, London, England William TOLFREE birt: 5 SEP 1830 plac: Islington, London HARRIETTE CARPENTER birt: 11 APR 1789 plac: St.Botolph without, London Map List of Individuals Created by GEDBrowser Thomas TOLFREE GEORGE TOLFREE birt: 1 AUG 1796 plac: St. Marys, Marylebone, London, England Thomas TOLFREE birt: 9 NOV 1822 plac: Finsbury, Middlesex HARRIETTE CARPENTER birt: 11 APR 1789 plac: St.Botolph without, London Map List of Individuals Created by GEDBrowser John Carpenter TOLFREE GEORGE TOLFREE birt: 1 AUG 1796 plac: St. Marys, Marylebone, London, England John Carpenter TOLFREE birt: 28 JAN 1810 plac: Cripplesgate, London HARRIETTE CARPENTER birt: 11 APR 1789 plac: St.Botolph without, London Map List of Individuals Created by GEDBrowser Notes: Isobelle Sophia TOLFREE GEORGE TOLFREE birt: 1 AUG 1796 plac: St. Marys, Marylebone, London, England Isobelle Sophia TOLFREE birt: 6 JAN 1822 plac: Finsbury, Middlesex HARRIETTE CARPENTER birt: 11 APR 1789 plac: St.Botolph without, London Map List of Individuals Created by GEDBrowser Harriette Ann Susannah TOLFREE GEORGE TOLFREE birt: 1 AUG 1796 plac: St. Marys, Marylebone, London, England

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