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| 6801 | United States, Selective Service System. World War I Selective Service System Draft Registration Cards, 1917-1918. Washington, D.C.: National Archives and Records Administration. M1509, 4,582 rolls. Imaged from Family History Library microfilm. | Quelle (S8997)
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| 6802 | Universitäts-Krankenhaus | SCHMARSE, Pauline Wilhelmine Alma (I8492)
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| 6803 | Universitätsklinik | Familie: Robert Karl Ludwig Adolf TORNAUER / Christiane Therese LACHMUND (F6837)
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| 6804 | Unter Gasse, 65239, Massenheim | ZETRÄGER, Cristel (I11060)
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| 6805 | Untermaschwitz | THÄLE, Christiane Amalie (I10013)
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| 6806 | Untermaschwitz | THÄLE, Christiane Amalie (I10013)
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| 6807 | unverehelichten Standes in Niederroßbach | STALP, Johanette Elisabethe (I9725)
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| 6808 | unverheiratet | SCHÖNDORF, Walter (I9205)
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| 6809 | unverheiratet | PHAFF, Agatha (I25998)
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| 6810 | unverheiratet | PHAFF, Maria Pieternella (I26008)
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| 6811 | Updated * | MILLER, Margaret (I54337)
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| 6812 | Upon Arrival at Broad Bay, Lincoln, Massachusetts (now known as Waldoboro | Familie: Jost Heinrich "John Henry" BENNER / Maria Margareta KEYSER (F36001)
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| 6813 | Urban Landgraf der Capele starb am Schlage am 6. November 1720 und ward hierauf am 8. November christlich beerdigt | LANDGRAF(F), Urban (I5436)
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| 6814 | Urnenbeisetzung | BETZ, Engelbert (I680)
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| 6815 | Urnenbeisetzung | LEPPER, Hans-Helmut (I5765)
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| 6816 | Urnenbeisetzung | STAHL, Alex (I17013)
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| 6817 | Urnenbeisetzung | DIEHL, Erich (I24600)
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| 6818 | Urnenbeisetzung | REICHENBACH, Eckhard (I24907)
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| 6819 | Urnenbeisetzung | REICHENBACH, Eckhard (I24907)
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| 6820 | Urnenbestattung | MENGER, Anna Luise (Ännchen) (I6167)
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| 6821 | Urnenbestattung | MENGER, Dieter (I6176)
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| 6822 | Urteil des Landgerichts Halle | Familie: Richard Max HERBERG / Elisabeth Margarete PUFF (F7071)
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| 6823 | US ARMY - WORLD WAR II FARMINGDALE - Kenneth T. Mank, 86, passed away Monday, Dec. 19, 2011, at the MaineGeneral Rehabilitation Center at Glenridge. He was born in Gardiner on Oct. 5, 1925, the son of Millard and Gladys Creamer Mank. He graduated from Gardiner High School in 1944 and enlisted in the Army. Ken was a U.S. Army veteran of World War II. He served in the headquarters company, 1st Battalion, 22nd Infantry Regiment, the 4th Infantry Division. He participated in the battles of Rhineland, Ardennes and central Europe. He received the combat infantry badge, American Theater Campaign Ribbon and the World War II Victory Medal. In 1948, he married Arlene D. Higgins of Augusta. Ken was employed for more than 30 years at the Veterans Affairs hospital at Togus, working in the personnel and veterans service departments. He is a member of the Penney Memorial Baptist Church in Augusta. He was a former member of Winter Street Baptist Church in Gardiner for many years, having been the church treasurer, a member of the evening choir and board of trustees member. Ken's lifelong joy was playing the clarinet. Kenneth was predeceased by his parents and his beloved wife of nearly 63 years. He is survived by daughter Patricia Guild and husband Walter of Farmingdale; son Richard Mank and wife Joan of West Gardiner; daughter Judith Mank of Winthrop; sisters-in-law Madelyn Hunt of Gorham and Ruth Jones of Weeks Mills; grandson Michael Mank and wife Ruth and great-grandson Joseph, all of Virginia; grandson Matthew Mank and wife Alissa of Augusta; several nieces, nephews, cousins and many special friends. Burial with military honors will be at the Maine Avenue Cemetery in Farmingdale. (Kennebec Journal 12/21/2011) | MANK, Kenneth True (I44713)
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| 6824 | Usliwaga bei Tschern | REIS, Willi (I7881)
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| 6825 | Various school yearbooks from across the United States. | Quelle (S12128)
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| 6826 | Various school yearbooks from across the United States. | Quelle (S12238)
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| 6827 | Various school yearbooks from across the United States. | Quelle (S10277)
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| 6828 | Various school yearbooks from across the United States. | Quelle (S12406)
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| 6829 | Various school yearbooks from across the United States. | Quelle (S12416)
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| 6830 | Various school yearbooks from across the United States. | Quelle (S12429)
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| 6831 | Various school yearbooks from across the United States. | Quelle (S12480)
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| 6832 | Vassar, Tuscola, Michigan, USA | ENOS, Glen M. (I17306)
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| 6833 | Vera Margot Seelbach Jensen was born in Garwood, New Jersey on November 27, 1933 and went to be with our Lord on Wednesday, February 29, 2012 in Carrollton, Texas. Early in life Vera indicated her desire to serve others when she worked in a Nursing Home at 13 years of age. That started her on a path to a nursing career that lasted more than 60 years. She worked as a psychiatric nurse and a patient counselor. Vera was always available to reach out to those who needed support and guidance. She also held a deep passion for all animals, especially cats or kittens. She supported many organizations that cared for lost and injured animals with her generous kindness. It was not unusual to see squirrels and birds gathered around the feeders she kept outside her home. Vera enjoyed activities like flower arranging, painting ceramics, jigsaw puzzles, cooking and playing board games with Alex and Sandy. Later in life she relished the Bible studies with her special neighbor, Ramona, and enjoyed learning more about our Lord Jesus Christ. Because of her belief in God, Vera had the strength to withstand the myriad of illnesses that befell her. After surviving surgery on her broken hip, her body peacefully gave out and she went to her reward in heaven. Vera was predeceased by her parents, Arthur and Matilda Seelbach, her sister, Louise Vignal and her first husband, Donald E. Jensen. Vera is survived by her three children, Sandra Lee Jensen-Greene, Jeanine Pernosky, and Lynn Miffitt; four grandchildren, Mark Pernosky and his wife Katie Pernosky , Matthew Pernosky, Jonathan Pernosky and Alexander Greene; and one great-grandson, Inunnguaq Pernosky. She is also survived by her three special cats, Katie Marie, Lexi, and Precious. The family wishes to send out our heartfelt thanks for the support she received from the Flower Mound Fire Department and the EMTs who responded to her many calls with dignity, grace and professionalism; Las Colinas Medical Center | SEELBACH, Vera Margot (I23222)
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| 6834 | Verbindung zu den Eltern nicht bestättigt, da Mutter Christine heißt | MERNITZ, Auguste Wilhelmine (I18830)
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| 6835 | Verbindung zu den Kindern nicht sicher | SEIDIG, Luise Henriette (I58149)
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| 6836 | Verbindung zu Mann und Kind nicht bestätigt | LENNIG, Friederike Marie (I19311)
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| 6837 | Verbindung zur Mutter nicht bestättigt | MODLER, Bertha Linna Emma (I18672)
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| 6838 | Mit dieser Bemerkung ist mindestens eine lebende Person verknüpft - Details werden aus Datenschutzgründen nicht angezeigt. | Lebend (I3260)
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| 6839 | Verheiratet 4.4.1814 mit Anna Katharine, Johannes Ludwig Tochter vonArborn | CLEES, Jakob Heinrich jgr (I15796)
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| 6840 | Verheiratet mit Maria Sophia Mausdorf in Spören???? | LANDGRAF, Johann Gottfried Jr (I19134)
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| 6841 | VERM. II.WK | BENDER, Willi (I629)
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| 6842 | Vermisst | KLEIN, Wilhelm (Willi) (I53885)
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| 6843 | vermisst | WAGENKNECHT, Otto (I10665)
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| 6844 | vermisst. | WAGENKNECHT, Walter (I27380)
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| 6845 | Vermont Vital Records Office. Vermont Marriages, 1981-84 and Vermont Marriages, 1989-2001. Burlington, VT, USA: Vermont Vital Records Office. | Quelle (S12497)
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| 6846 | vermutlich | SIMON, Karl jgr (I34222)
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| 6847 | vermutlich der August Wilhelm Carl Sträbel | STRÄBEL, August Wilhelm Heinrich (I57470)
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| 6848 | vermutlich der August Wilhelm Heinrich Sträbel | STRÄBEL, August Wilhelm Carl (I57465)
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| 6849 | vermutlich in Arborn | NEUSER, Johann Görg (I52605)
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| 6850 | vermutlich in Arborn verstorben | PFAFF, Katharine (Margarethe) (I7177)
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