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Sherman, B.C. Bestor, Baker, Barbara Baumler Vetter, Barbara Berning, Barbara Jatho, Barbara Ott, Barbara Thomas, Bartle C. Sack, Bath England, Beatrice C. Meyer, Benjamin D. Hole, Benjamin H. Webster, Bernard Forrest, Bert Easton, Bert G. Bestor, Betrand A. Beder, Betsy B. Beecher, Black Hawk War, Blanch Neoma Nelson, Bohnson, Bristol Vermont, Burdict, Burr Oak, Byron Hoyt, C.H. Galloway, C.R. Sherman, C.W. Pettis, Cadwell, Caldwell School, Caleb Blake, Caleb Cadwell, Caleb Caldwell, Carl Anderson, Carl Berning, Carl Bonn, Carl T. Anderson, Carlos M. Hoyt, Carolina Bierderstadt, Caroline E. Scott, Caroline E. Todd, Caroline Todd, Carrie Galloway, Carrie Segert, Carsten Nickelsen, Cassius B. Easton, Catherine Bucher, Catherine Ott Willman, Cemetery Records, Central Avenue, Ceo Annie Behm, Charles A. Hall, Charles Bonn, Charles Cadwell, Charles E. Lange, Charles Henry Wick, Charles Hewitt, Charles Parsons, Charles R. Simons, Charles S. Gilmore, Charles Selig, Charlotte A. Hoyt, Charlotte Homann, Charlotte Pantall, Christian A. Nickelsen, Christian Ott, Chrles Michelson, Clara Bartmus Fuerst, Clara Berning, Clara Bess Crandall, Clara Easton, Clara Ott, Clara Rehm Vetter, Clarence Bess, Clarence Kittell, Clarence Willman, Clarissa Dwight Wilmot, Clark Plaque, Claus Juhrend, Clinton R. Warren, Conrad Knoth, Conrad Schepp, Cordelia H. Galloway, Cumberland County Pennsylvania, D. Cornwell Millen, Daisy W. Bestor, David A. 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Knaak, Elise Knaak, Elise M. Danner Leisenring, Elise Ott, Eliza C. Gould Langdon, Eliza Russell, Elizabeth Adams Galloway, Elizabeth Anderson, Elizabeth Lord, Elizabeth Phelps, Elizabeth Reichelt Anderson, Elizabeth W. Millen, Ellen A. Hoyt, Ellen C. Easton, Ellen Eliza Wilmot Kittell, Ellena Cadwell, Elmer C. Horenberger, Elmer John Danner, Elvey S. Hoyt, Emaline A. Horenberger, Emaline Horenberger, Emil Biederstaedt, Emilie E. Knaak, Emilie Horenberger, Emily Martin, Emma Galloway, Emma Hoffert, Emma Huck, Emma M.J. Herrmann, Emma Meyer, Emma S. Breakwell, Ernestine Martin, Ethylind Gilmore, Eugenia A. Hoyt, Eugenia Galloway Todd, Eugenia Person Keyes, Eva A. Meyer, Eva P. Millen Galloway, Eva Pettis, Ezra Sherman, F. Meaney, F.G. Gilmore, F.R. Fuerst, Fanny Gutzler, Frances Millen, Frank Sherman, Fred Biederstaedt, Fred C. Glader, Fred Charls Bierderstadt, Fred Glader, Fred H. Meierhoff, Frederick Glader, Frederick H. Meyer, Frederick J. 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