Notes
Matches 2051 to 2100 of 3870
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| 2051 | Findagrave memorial | Robert Lee King
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| 2052 | Findagrave memorial | Sallie King
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| 2053 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Susan King
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| 2054 | Findagrave memorial | Tillman A. King
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| 2055 | Findagrave memorial | Wendell June King
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| 2056 | Findagrave memorial | Zachariah T. King
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| 2057 | Findagrave memorial | Etta Kirkland
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| 2058 | Findagrave memorial | James Louie Kirkland
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| 2059 | Findagrave memorial | Belton R. Kirkley
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| 2060 | Findagrave memorial | George W. Kirkpatrick
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| 2061 | Findagrave memorial | Harold H. Kirkpatrick
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| 2062 | Findagrave memorial | Ruth H. Kirkpatrick
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| 2063 | Findagrave memorial | Lydia Catherine Kitterman
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| 2064 | Dr. Joseph Bernard Klein, age 90 of Calumet City, IL, passed away September 30, 2011. He was preceded in death by his loving wife, Kathryne (nee McCormick) in 2004. Joseph is survived by his sister, Jeannie Klein; nephews: Lance and Larry Block, and Rick (Emily) Gahn; niece, Ellen; great niece: Katylin; brother-in-law, Henrik (Pat) Gahn, sister- in-law, Rosa; along with many friends and neighbors. A memorial gathering will take place Friday, October 14, 2011 from 7:00-9:00 PM at the Schroeder-Lauer Funeral Home, 3227 Ridge Road, Lansing, IL. Joe was born February 19, 1921 in Indianapolis, IN. He joined his wife Kathryne in marriage on June 4, 1945. Joe honorably served his country in WWII as a Lieutenant aboard the USS New Jersey, and was in the Naval Reserves until 1958. For 59 years, Joe lived in Calumet City and worked as an Optometrist in downtown Chicago. In his free time, Joe traveled the world with his wife. He enjoyed driving his MG sports cars in ralleys, and his hobby in photography. | Joseph Bernard Klein
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| 2065 | Findagrave memorial | I. Murry Knight
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| 2066 | Findagrave memorial | John William Knight
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| 2067 | Findagrave memorial | Lona J. Knight
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| 2068 | Findagrave memorial | Lumpkin Carroll Knight
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| 2069 | Findagrave memorial | Lumpkin Martin Knight
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| 2070 | Findagrave memorial | Susie Burnham Knight
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| 2071 | Findagrave memorial | Viola M. Knight
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| 2072 | Findagrave memorial | Virgil Martin Knight
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| 2073 | Findagrave memorial | Ruth Elizabeth Knox
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| 2074 | Findagrave memorial | Dorothy Betine Kolle
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| 2075 | Findagrave memorial | John H. Kolle
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| 2076 | Findagrave memorial | Julian Fred Kolle
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| 2077 | Findagrave memorial | Louisa Kolle
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| 2078 | Listed as a servant in the house of Peter Lambardo. | Louisa Kolle
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| 2079 | Findagrave memorial | William C. Kolle
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| 2080 | William arrived in Madison County by two covered wagons pulled by oxen. He settled in the Northernmost part of Madison County on what is now Stateline Road/Macedonia area with a 156 acres documented in a Land Trust Deed dated 1894. He was a farmer and came here with his wife Minnie and his children who wore born in Indiana: Louisa, Dorothy (Tinnie), Julian, Edward, William and John. Sons Henry and Louie were born after arriving. William came from the Evansville Indiana area. His brother Henry remained up north and owned a rice farm and business. Henry must have done well for himself for my grandmother remembers his visits to Alabama were in a car with a driver. Henry did marry but don't think he had children. I am unsure if the brothers themselves or if it was their parents wo came to the US after escaping Germany. - Debbie Collins @Findagrave.com | William C. Kolle
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| 2081 | Findagrave memorial | William H. Kolle
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| 2082 | Findagrave memorial | Calvin George Krueger
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| 2083 | Calvin Krueger, 81, Blue Springs, MO, passed away Aug. 4, 2006, at the Lake of the Ozarks. Calvin was born July 23, 1925, the son of Carl E. and Enid (Elliott) Krueger. He married Virginia (Timms) Krueger on April 22, 1950. He graduated from Northeast High School and also William Jewell College. He was a World War II Navy veteran. He worked for Butler Manufacturing for 35 years, retiring in 1985. He was a member of the First United Methodist Church of Blue Springs. He enjoyed going to the Lake of the Ozarks, woodworking and building houses for more than 20 years. His survivors include his wife, Virginia Krueger of the home; three sons and daughters-in-law, Steven and Lois Krueger of Blue Springs, Gary and Denise Krueger of Lee's Summit, MO, and Calvin Eric and Gayle Krueger of Naples, FL; one daughter, Carole Kessler of Leawood, KS; nine grandchildren; and one great-grandson. Funeral services will be Aug. 8, at the First United Methodist Church of Blue Springs. Burial will be in the Missouri Veterans Cemetery in Higginsville. Arrangements are under the direction of Webb-Freer Funeral Home, Blue Springs. | Calvin George Krueger
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| 2084 | Findagrave memorial | Carl E. Krueger
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| 2085 | Findagrave memorial | Annie Kull
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| 2086 | Findagrave memorial | Elsie Kull
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| 2087 | Findagrave memorial | Emma Kull
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| 2088 | Findagrave memorial | Fred Earl Kull
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| 2089 | Died as a young man in Chicago. Details of his death are unsure. Information from Jennifer Braswell: He was killed in a railroad accident before 1936. Fred is buried in oak hill cemetery in Chicago. Information from Doris Finley Weiland: "My mother, Mary, Aunt Liddy and Aunt Annie always told me that he was a window cleaner working his way through college in Chicago and while cleaning one he slipped and fell to his death." Recents find: Died in 1911 and is buried at Oakwoods Cemetery in Chicago. | Fred Earl Kull
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| 2090 | Findagrave memorial | Fred Julius Kull
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| 2091 | Worked as a carpenter. | Fred Julius Kull
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| 2092 | Findagrave memorial | Friedrich Karl Kull
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| 2093 | From Jennifer Braswell: Made a name switch after arriving in America (from Karl Fredrich).
| Friedrich Karl Kull
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| 2094 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Gladys Kull
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| 2095 | He was a baker and owned a restaurant. His two wives were sisters. | Hans Friedrich Kull
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| 2096 | Findagrave memorial | Hazel Kull
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| 2097 | Findagrave memorial | Hortense Katherine Kull
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| 2098 | Findagrave memorial | James Wayne Kull
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| 2099 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Jon Adam Kull
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| 2100 | Findagrave memorial | Julius Max Kull, Jr.
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