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DEATH RECORDS surnames beginning with [B]
Members of MCC
of OGS and visitors to this site have submitted the following death records for
posting. You are invited to submit death
records for posting. Death records are
posted alphabetically as they are received.
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the format in the examples below.
Note: In the table(s) below, the date of birth
normally appears as a date (month, day and year). However, in some cases, particularly for the
older records, the date of death is given and the age of the person at the time
of death. In these cases, this
information has been recorded in the column titled, Date of Birth. The first number is the age in years. The second and third numbers are the age in
months and days, respectively. In some
cases, the month or day may be missing.
So, the information has been recorded as it was received and it is up to
the reader to decide if the number is the month or day.
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A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z
NAME |
DATE OF
BIRTH* |
DATE OF DEATH |
RESIDENCE |
B
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Bach,
Charles Bach |
March
28, 1886 |
March
1973 |
Woodsfield |
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Bach,
Charles Bach |
October
10, 1895 |
November
1978 |
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Bach,
George Bach |
March
17, 1914 |
February
1983 |
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Bach,
John Bach |
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March
23, 1921 |
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Bach,
John L. Bach |
March
16, 1918 |
June
5, 2001 |
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Bach,
Rachel Bach |
January
17, 1932 |
March
1979 |
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Bach,
Ralph Bach |
March
8, 1911 |
October
12, 1992 |
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Bachman,
Adolph Bachman |
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October
19, 1934 |
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Bachman,
Almira Bachman |
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March
13, 1915 |
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Bachman,
Charles Bachman |
April
22, 1886 |
November
15, 1967 |
Woodsfield |
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Bachman,
Edward Bachman |
February
11, 1885 |
June
1972 |
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Bachman,
Elizabeth Bachman |
|
December
7, 1919 |
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Bachman,
Emma Bachman |
September
15, 1887 |
October
1971 |
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Bachman,
Godfrey Bachman |
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October
15, 1916 |
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Bachman,
Godfrey Bachman |
|
September
23, 1931 |
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Bachman,
Harry Bachman |
March
2, 1920 |
February
1978 |
Woodsfield |
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Bachman,
|
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August
21, 1913 |
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Bachman,
Rosalin Bachman |
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March
1, 1933 |
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Bachman,
Samuel Bachman |
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October
18, 1925 |
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Bachman,
Sylvia Bachman |
May
24, 1897 |
February
1978 |
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|
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Bachman,
Wesley Bachman |
June
9, 1899 |
June
1982 |
Woodsfield |
|
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Baggott, William J.
Baggott |
Aug. 2, 1924 |
Feb. 27, 1999 |
Woodsfield |
|
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Bailey,
Mildred M. Bailey |
October
26, 1902 |
June
29, 1989 |
Clarington |
|
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Bailey,
Victor Bailey |
April
19, 1894 |
October
1971 |
Clarington |
|
|
Baker,
(Stillborn) Baker |
----- |
May
19, 1932 |
----- |
|
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Baker,
|
January 7, 1878 |
November
1967 |
Woodsfield |
|
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Baker,
Amanda E. Baker |
----- |
August
12, 1923 |
----- |
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Baker,
Anna G. Baker |
----- |
July
11, 1913 |
----- |
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Baker,
|
November
16, 1914 |
January
8, 1995 |
Woodsfield |
|
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Baker,
Austin Baker |
----- |
February
15, 1916 |
----- |
|
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Baker,
Bertha Baker |
----- |
November
16, 1918 |
----- |
|
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Baker,
Bessie Baker |
July
11, 1920 |
February
28, 1989 |
Beallsville |
|
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Baker,
Bettie L. Baker |
----- |
April
26, 1917 |
----- |
|
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Baker,
Bettie L. Baker |
----- |
April
26, 1917 |
----- |
|
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Baker,
Charles Baker |
----- |
December
27, 1920 |
----- |
|
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Baker,
Clement Baker |
November
28, 1912 |
March
5, 1993 |
Beallsville |
|
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Baker,
Dale Baker |
September
8, 1921 |
July
1967 |
Woodsfield |
|
|
Baker,
Donald Baker |
June
1, 1960 |
February
7, 2000 |
Woodsfield |
|
|
Baker,
Dorothy Baker |
August
16, 1925 |
February
22, 1994 |
|
|
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Baker,
Edna Baker |
April
6, 1929 |
December
1988 |
Woodsfield |
|
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Baker,
Eilene M. Baker |
----- |
September
28, 1923 |
----- |
|
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Baker,
Elizabeth Baker |
----- |
April
17, 1925 |
----- |
|
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Baker,
Elizabeth Baker |
----- |
March
19, 1918 |
----- |
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Baker,
Elizabeth Baker |
----- |
October
16, 1935 |
----- |
|
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Baker,
Elizabeth G. Baker |
----- |
October
20, 1931 |
----- |
|
|
Baker,
Elsie Baker |
December
9, 1880 |
February
1980 |
Beallsville |
|
|
Baker,
Elsie Baker |
October
27, 1912 |
March
31, 1993 |
Woodsfield |
|
|
Baker,
Esta Baker |
April
25, 1881 |
January
15, 1966 |
Woodsfield |
|
|
Baker,
|
January
9, 1904 |
May
1982 |
Woodsfield
|
|
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Baker,
|
November
25, 1887 |
January
1973 |
|
|
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Baker,
Fairest Baker |
September
2, 1894 |
February
1976 |
|
|
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Baker,
Francis Baker |
October
21, 1897 |
November
1983 |
|
|
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Baker,
Frank Baker |
----- |
February
16, 1915 |
----- |
|
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Baker,
Frank N. Baker |
----- |
February
16, 1915 |
----- |
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Baker,
Frederick Baker |
----- |
November
7, 1924 |
----- |
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Baker,
George Baker |
----- |
April
8, 1920 |
----- |
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Baker,
George F. Baker |
----- |
January
13, 1915 |
----- |
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Baker,
George M. Baker |
----- |
November
1, 1917 |
----- |
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Baker,
George M. Baker |
----- |
November
1, 1917 |
----- |
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Baker,
George W. Baker |
|
Sept.
29, 1931 |
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Baker,
George W. Baker |
----- |
September
26, 1913 |
----- |
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Baker,
George W. Baker |
----- |
September
26, 1913 |
----- |
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Baker,
Geroge F. Baker |
----- |
January
13, 1915 |
----- |
|
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Baker,
Gilbert Baker |
November
27, 1915 |
May
30, 1992 |
|
|
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Baker,
Gladys Baker |
October
11, 1905 |
March
1976 |
Woodsfield |
|
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Baker,
Goldie Baker |
January
25, 1926 |
September
3, 1999 |
Woodsfield |
|
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Baker,
Harriet Baker |
----- |
August
14, 1918 |
----- |
|
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Baker,
Harry Baker |
March
27, 1888 |
March
1976 |
Woodsfield |
|
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Baker,
Hazel Baker |
April
5, 1902 |
November
15, 1997 |
|
|
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Baker,
Isaac Baker |
October
1, 1879 |
January
1968 |
Beallsville |
|
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Baker,
Isaac J. Baker |
----- |
January
10, 1919 |
----- |
|
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Baker, Isaac L. Baker |
Apr. 15, 1878 |
Aug. 15, 1968 |
Beallsville |
|
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Baker,
Isabel C. Baker |
----- |
October
15, 1921 |
----- |
|
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Baker,
Jacob Baker |
----- |
January
6, 1929 |
----- |
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Baker,
Jacob W. Baker |
----- |
December
28, 1917 |
----- |
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Baker,
Jacob W. Baker |
----- |
December
28, 1917 |
----- |
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Baker,
James G. Baker |
----- |
March
15, 1923 |
----- |
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Baker,
James M. Baker |
----- |
April
21, 1913 |
----- |
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Baker,
James M. Baker |
----- |
April
21, 1913 |
----- |
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Baker,
James M. Baker |
----- |
November
24, 1925 |
----- |
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Baker,
Jane Baker |
----- |
August
16, 1919 |
----- |
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Baker,
Jemima Baker |
----- |
January
16, 1920 |
----- |
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Baker,
Jermone E. Baker |
----- |
April 12, 1920 |
----- |
|
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Baker,
John Baker |
April
24, 1981 |
August
29, 1999 |
|
|
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Baker,
John Baker |
March
12, 1912 |
February
1972 |
|
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Baker,
John J. Baker |
----- |
March
23, 1928 |
----- |
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Baker,
John M. Baker |
----- |
January
24, 1930 |
----- |
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Baker,
John M. Baker |
----- |
June
13, 1928 |
----- |
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Baker,
John W. Baker |
----- |
November
26, 1934 |
----- |
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Baker,
John W. Baker |
----- |
September
10, 1922 |
----- |
|
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Baker,
Karl Baker |
October
3, 1912 |
March
15, 1994 |
|
|
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Baker,
Katherine Baker |
April
15, 1891 |
August
1969 |
|
|
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Baker,
Lee Baker |
January
21, 1889 |
October
1976 |
Woodsfield |
|
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Baker,
Lelano H. Baker |
----- |
August 28, 1925 |
----- |
|
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Baker,
Louisa Baker |
----- |
March
7, 1921 |
----- |
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Baker,
Louisa I. Baker |
----- |
April
15, 1926 |
----- |
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Baker,
Lucinda Baker |
----- |
March
24, 1917 |
----- |
|
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Baker,
Lucinda Baker |
----- |
March
24, 1917 |
----- |
|
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Baker,
M. Baker |
July
30, 1949 |
February
1995 |
|
|
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Baker,
Maggie Baker |
----- |
March
9, 1923 |
----- |
|
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Baker,
Margaret J. Baker |
----- |
April
6, 1922 |
----- |
|
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Baker,
Marion Baker |
March
28, 1907 |
July
1977 |
|
|
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Baker,
Martha L. Baker |
----- |
December
12, 1930 |
----- |
|
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Baker,
Mary A. Baker |
----- |
March
25, 1928 |
----- |
|
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Baker,
Mary Ann Baker |
5-4-14 |
14
Apr 1888 |
|
|
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Baker,
Mary Baker |
September
29, 1907 |
November
1, 1997 |
|
|
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Baker, Mary H. Baker |
|
Nov. 1921 |
|
|
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Baker,
Mary J. Baker |
----- |
March
21, 1919 |
----- |
|
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Baker,
Mary J. Baker |
----- |
March
8, 1916 |
----- |
|
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Baker, Mary L. Stackhouse
Baker |
June 27, 1846 |
July 4, 1921 |
|
|
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Baker, Mary Meade Baker |
Feb. 12, 1844 |
Feb. 13, 1920 |
Mechanicsburg |
|
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Baker,
Melissa Baker |
February
24, 1909 |
November
1975 |
|
|
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Baker,
Melvin Baker |
April
4, 1896 |
February
20, 1993 |
Woodsfield |
|
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Baker,
Myrta Baker |
November
16, 1882 |
July
1978 |
|
|
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Baker,
Olas Baker |
Nov. 22,
1910 |
May 1980
|
Woodsfield |
|
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Baker,
|
February
18, 1915 |
September
5, 1992 |
|
|
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Baker,
Paul Baker |
April
8, 1934 |
September
30, 1996 |
Woodsfield |
|
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Baker,
Penina C. Baker |
----- |
December
18, 1936 |
----- |
|
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Baker,
Perry Baker |
----- |
October
23, 1932 |
----- |
|
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Baker,
Ralph Baker |
January
20, 1923 |
May
8, 1999 |
Woodsfield |
|
|
Baker,
Ray Baker |
April
13, 1911 |
January
1980 |
Woodsfield |
|
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Baker,
Rosa Baker |
October
1, 1879 |
January
1969 |
Woodsfield |
|
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Baker,
Sarah A. Baker |
----- |
November
25, 1928 |
----- |
|
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Baker,
Sarah Baker |
----- |
April
20, 1929 |
----- |
|
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Baker,
Sarah Baker |
December
7, 1891 |
November
1981 |
|
|
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Baker,
Sarah L. Baker |
----- |
November
8, 1921 |
-----
|
|
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Baker,
Stephanie Baker |
July
22, 1922 |
December
31, 1999 |
Woodsfield |
|
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Baker,
Walter S. Baker |
----- |
August
2, 1914 |
----- |
|
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Baker,
Warren Baker |
March
19, 1924 |
September
13, 1993 |
|
|
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Baker,
Wilford Baker |
March
9, 1926 |
November
2, 1997 |
Beallsville |
|
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Baker,
William Baker |
December
10, 1889 |
September
1968 |
Beallsville |
|
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Baldwin,
Roy Baldwin |
February
8, 1904 |
February,
1973 |
Clarington |
|
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Ball,
(Stillborn) Ball |
|
December
28, 1929 |
|
|
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Ball,
Claire Ball |
May
5, 1913 |
August
6, 1993 |
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Ball,
Conglet Ball |
|
June
15, 1936 |
|
|
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Ball,
Delbert Ball |
September
14, 1912 |
September
1979 |
Woodsfield |
|
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Ball,
Ethel M. Ball |
April
3, 1916 |
June
2, 2001 |
Woodsfield |
|
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Ball,
Harry Ball |
Mar.
3, 1899 |
Dec.
1978 |
Clarington |
|
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Ball,
Howard Ball |
September
12, 1910 |
December
1972 |
|
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Ball,
James Ball |
|
April
23, 1932 |
|
|
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Ball,
James Ball |
February
14, 1946 |
May
28, 1999 |
Woodsfield |
|
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Ball,
Lydie Ball |
|
May
30, 1928 |
|
|
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Baltzell,
Mary |
60-11-20 |
14
Feb 1889 |
|
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Bandi,
Anna M. Bandi |
|
Jan.
29, 1913 |
|
|
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Baranich,
George Baranich |
Oct 28,
1929 |
Mar 7,
1999 |
Woodsfield |
|
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Barcus,
Lewis Barcus |
|
Sept.
9, 1915 |
|
|
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Bare, Sarah Bare |
Aug. 17, 1842 |
Feb. 4, 1920 |
Woodsfield |
|
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Barker,
James Barker |
February
7, 1921 |
January
1977 |
|
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Barker,
Sallie Barker |
abt
Feb. 16, 1808 |
July
3, 1879 |
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Barker,
Stillborn Barker |
|
June
15, 1916 |
|
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Barnard,
Charles Barnard |
June.
16, 1906 |
Dec.
1979 |
Woodsfield |
|
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Barnard,
Mary Barnard |
July
4, 1883 |
Apr.
1976 |
Woodsfield |
|
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Barnes,
Dora Barnes |
|
May
6, 1928 |
|
|
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Barnes,
Emmett Barnes |
September
24, 1903 |
May
1969 |
|
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Barnes,
Helen Barnes |
November
5, 1903 |
March
15, 2001 |
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Barnes,
James Barnes |
|
October
17, 1925 |
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Barnes, John Barnes |
|
Apr. 1924 |
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Barnes,
Lura M. Barnes |
|
March
15, 1915 |
|
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Barnes,
Marie Barnes |
|
April
16, 1924 |
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Barnes,
Raymond Barnes |
February
26, 1893 |
April
1967 |
|
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Barnes,
Steve J. Barnes |
December
25, 1917 |
September
21, 2000 |
Clarington |
|
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Barnett,
Francis R. Barnett |
|
July
16, 1913 |
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Barnhart,
Albert Barnhart |
|
May
4, 1914 |
|
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Barnhart,
Archie Barnhart |
|
July
4, 1932 |
|
|
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Barnhart,
Clara B. Barnhart |
January
22, 1903 |
November
29, 1990 |
Woodsfield |
|
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Barnhart,
Joseph Barnhart |
|
May
21, 1921 |
|
|
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Barr,
Adam Barr |
October
2, 1904 |
January
1976 |
Woodsfield |
|
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Barr,
Jacob Barr |
|
Oct.
12, 1915 |
|
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Barr,
Jermiah Barr |
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Mar.
1, 1917 |
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Barry,
Marie Barry |
Mar.
18, 1899 |
Oct.
1981 |
Woodsfield |
|
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Bartenschlag,
Alonzo Bartenschlag |
April
5, 1900 |
October
1983 |
Woodsfield |
|
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Bartenschlag,
Frederick Bartenschlag |
|
April
15, 1932 |
|
|
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Bartenschlag,
Melba Bartenschlag |
|
May
14, 1917 |
|
|
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Bartenschlag,
Rose Bartenschlag |
May
16, 1910 |
May
1, 1997 |
Woodsfield |
|
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Bartenschlag,
William Bartenschlag |
July
11, 1928 |
October
19, 1999 |
|
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Bartimus,
Hugh Bartimus |
|
Sept.
18, 1916 |
|
|
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Bartsch,
Frank Bartsch |
Sept.
22, 1902 |
Jan.
1976 |
Woodsfield |
|
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Bassett,
Bessie Bassett |
Feb.
13, 1882 |
Sept.
15, 1973 |
Beallsville |
|
|
Baters,
Carl Baters |
May
18, 1941 |
Feb.
1980 |
Clarington |
|
|
Bates,
Charlotte M. Bates |
February
14, 1912 |
May
2, 2001 |
Sycamore |
|
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Bates,
Dorothy Bates |
|
November
23, 1925 |
|
|
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Bates,
Flavel Bates |
October
4, 1908 |
August
1976 |
Woodsfield |
|
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|
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September
4, 1916 |
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Bates,
Harry Bates |
|
October
22, 1922 |
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Bates,
June Bates |
|
May
8, 1924 |
|
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Bates,
Lawrence Bates |
October
18, 1889 |
January
1978 |
Woodsfield |
|
|
Bates,
Leona Bates |
July
12, 1884 |
July
1982 |
Woodsfield |
|
|
Bates,
Mary Bates |
July
27, 1897 |
October
1981 |
Woodsfield |
|
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Bates,
Paul Bates |
|
August
13, 1929 |
|
|
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Bauer,
(Stillborn) Bauer |
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June
30, 1913 |
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Bauer,
Anna Bauer |
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April
23, 1919 |
|
|
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Bauer,
Betty L. Bauer |
October
15, 1920 |
May
15, 1995 |
|
|
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Bauer,
Charlotte Bauer |
September
28, 1876 |
February
15, 1967 |
Clarington |
|
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Bauer,
Elizabeth Bauer |
|
September
22, 1913 |
|
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Bauer,
Frederick Bauer |
|
July
7, 1919 |
|
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Bauer,
Henry Bauer |
June
16, 1893 |
June
1975 |
Graysville |
|
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Bauer,
John Bauer |
|
November
26, 1916 |
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Bauer,
Louisa Bauer |
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April
19, 1920 |
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Bauer,
Mary Bauer |
|
October
27, 1918 |
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Bauer,
Roy Bauer |
|
December
12, 1919 |
|
|
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Bauman,
Charles Bauman |
February
1, 1900 |
December
1967 |
|
|
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Bauman,
Fred Bauman |
March
10, 1898 |
May
1978 |
|
|
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Bauman,
Nellie Bauman |
March
5, 1899 |
December
1983 |
|
|
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Baumberger,
Albert Baumberger |
October
3, 1906 |
September
1982 |
Clarington |
|
|
Baumberger,
Lloyd Baumberger |
March
5, 1904 |
April
1969 |
|
|
|
Baumberger,
Richard D. Baumberger |
March
8, 1940 |
June
23, 1999 |
Beallsville |
|
|
Baumgardner,
Dale T. Baumgardner |
Dec.
29, 1928 |
Mar.
28, 2001 |
|
|
Bayes, Almeda Bayes
|
Mar. 5, 1913
|
Jan. 31, 1995
|
|
|
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Bayes,
Emma Bayes |
Feb.
1, 1889 |
Nov.
1982 |
Woodsfield |
|
|
Bayes, Hazel
E. Bayes |
Sept. 6,
1911 |
June 24,
1998 |
|
|
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Bayes,
Orin M. Bayes |
May 9,
1912 |
Jan. 13,
1999 |
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|
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Bayes,
Orville Bayes |
Aug.
31, 1910 |
Nov.
1971 |
|
|
|
Bays,
Lawson Bays |
Sept.
29, 1902 |
Oct.
1986 |
Woodsfield |
|
|
Bays,
|
Mar.
1, 1896 |
June
1981 |
Woodsfield |
|
|
Beam, |
Nov. 16, 1902 |
June 1967 |
Beallsville |
|
|
Beard,
John Beard |
|
November
11, 1937 |
|
|
|
Beardmore,
Albert Beardmore |
April
29, 1882 |
November
1968 |
Woodsfield |
|
|
Beardmore,
Asher Beardmore |
|
February
12, 1915 |
|
|
|
Beardmore,
Asher Beardmore |
August
25, 1876 |
January
1969 |
Woodsfield |
|
|
Beardmore,
Charlotte Beardmore |
|
July
30, 1934 |
|
|
|
Beardmore,
Denzel Beardmore |
|
December
31, 1928 |
|
|
|
Beardmore,
Emmit Beardmore |
|
February
24, 1922 |
|
|
|
Beardmore,
Eugene Beardmore |
|
November
10, 1921 |
|
|
|
Beardmore,
Fanny Beardmore |
|
July
15, 1924 |
|
|
|
Beardmore,
|
May
4, 1915 |
June
1986 |
|
|
|
Beardmore,
Glenn Beardmore |
|
January
16, 1929 |
|
|
|
Beardmore,
Harriett Beardmore |
January
8, 1893 |
March
1976 |
Woodsfield |
|
|
Beardmore,
Hazel M. Beardmore |
|
July
21, 1913 |
|
|
|
Beardmore,
Isaac Beardmore |
|
May
31, 1913 |
|
|
|
Beardmore,
Isaac Beardmore |
November
15, 1918 |
April
1983 |
Woodsfield |
|
|
Beardmore,
James Beardmore |
|
May
10, 1913 |
|
|
|
Beardmore,
Leland Beardmore |
November
17, 1917 |
June
1985 |
|
|
|
Beardmore,
Lida Beardmore |
December
9, 1889 |
September
1987 |
Woodsfield |
|
|
Beardmore,
Linda Beardmore |
March
8, 1893 |
April
1983 |
Graysville |
|
|
Beardmore,
Mansel Beardmore |
November
14, 1905 |
January
1986 |
Beallsville |
|
|
Beardmore,
Martha Beardmore |
|
December
31, 1917 |
|
|
|
Beardmore,
Mary Beardmore |
|
April
21, 1926 |
|
|
|
Beardmore,
Rachel Beardmore |
June
22, 1908 |
April
9, 1988 |
Beallsville |
|
|
Beardmore,
Ralph Beardmore |
|
November
26, 1915 |
|
|
|
Beardmore,
Sylvia E. Beardmore |
|
January
7, 1929 |
|
|
|
Beardmore,
Thomas E. Beardmore |
April
8, 1922 |
June
19, 2001 |
Woodsfield |
|
|
Beattie,
Lucille E. Beattie |
Nov.
4, 1895 |
Dec.
15, 1974 |
|
|
|
Beaty,
James Beaty |
July
16, 1906 |
May
1971 |
Clarington |
|
|
Beaubont,
Stillborn Beaubont |
|
Mar.
23, 1917 |
|
|
|
Beck,
Anna Beck |
|
Mar.
23, 1913 |
|
|
|
Beckett,
Clifford Beckett |
September
30, 1918 |
July
13, 1988 |
|
|
|
Beckett,
Delilah Beckett |
|
Apr.
6, 1916 |
|
|
|
Beckett,
Myrtle Beckett |
July
29, 1918 |
June
1986 |
Woodsfield |
|
|
Beckett,
William D. Beckett |
May
6, 1936 |
June
18, 1997 |
Beallsville |
|
|
Beisel,
Alma B. Beisel |
Nov.
2, 1917 |
July
21, 1980 |
|
|
|
Beisel,
Harry C. Beisel |
Mar.
12, 1914 |
Nov.
9, 1987 |
|
|
|
Beisel,
John W. Beisel |
Apr.
1, 1921 |
May
13, 1992 |
Clarington |
|
|
Belfold, Theresa Belfold |
Feb. 17, 1886 |
Sept. 15, 1968 |
|
|
|
Belford,
Arthur Belford |
June
11, 1902 |
May
1975 |
|
|
|
Belford,
Nathan Belford |
|
Nov.
13, 1914 |
|
|
|
Belford,
W. Belford |
Sept.
23, 1892 |
Jan.
1973 |
|
|
|
|
Nov.
25, 1881 |
Dec.
1982 |
Clarington |
|
|
|
Aug.
31, 1918 |
Mar.
11, 1999 Clarington |
|
|
|
|
May
24, 1916 |
Nov.
1983 |
Clarington |
|
|
Belt,
Juliett M. Belt |
|
Feb.
16, 1914 |
|
|
|
Bendel,
Emma Bendel |
|
Mar.
7, 1914 |
|
|
|
Bender,
Drusill B. Bender |
|
Dec.
27, 1913 |
|
|
|
Bender, Henry Bender |
|
Sept. 21, 1917 |
|
|
|
Bennett, Margaret
Bennett |
38-10-25 |
31 Mar 1878 |
Center Twp. |
|
|
Bennett
Wm. Wesley |
1-7-2 |
5
May 1878 |
Center
Twp. |
|
|
Bennett, Leroy C.
Bennett |
|
Mar. 1, 1924 |
|
|
|
Bennett,
Ruth Bennett |
September
19, 1911 |
June
1979 |
|
|
|
Bennett,
Susan Bennett |
|
Feb.
4, 1915 |
|
|
|
|
August
30, 1919 |
November
15, 2000 |
|
|
|
Berentz,
Ronald Berentz |
July
20, 1904 |
Mar.
1981 |
|
|
|
Berger,
Clarence E. Berger |
Mar.
31, 1934 |
Jan.
1992 |
|
|
|
Berger,
David R. Berger |
Dec.
15, 1957 |
Aug.
16, 1998 |
|
|
|
Berger,
Freda Berger |
Aug.
30, 1900 |
Sept.
1982 |
|
|
|
Berisford,
Albert Berisford |
Dec.
15, 1895 |
Aug.
7, 1992 |
Woodsfield |
|
|
Berkheimer,
Maggie Berkheimer |
Jan.
30, 1881 |
Oct.
15, 1971 |
|
|
|
|
December
29, 1893 |
June
1972 |
|
|
|
|
Aug.
27, 1923 |
Mar.
1981 |
Beallsville |
|
|
|
October
27, 1897 |
August
1982 |
Woodsfield |
|
|
|
March
20, 1911 |
October
23, 1997 |
|
|
|
|
December
27, 1912 |
August
1984 |
Woodsfield |
|
|
Bertram,
Sophia S. Diehl Bertram |
Aug. 15,
1860 |
Feb. 16,
1931 |
Woodsfield |
|
|
Bertram,
Sophie Bertram |
|
February
12, 1931 |
|
|
|
Bertschy,
John Bertschy |
|
September
20, 1915 |
|
|
|
Bertschy,
Lillian Bertschy |
|
May
31, 1917 |
|
|
|
Bertschy,
|
July
10, 1902 |
Aug.
1975 |
Woodsfield |
|
|
Bertschy,
Viola Bertschy |
Jan.
25, 1899 |
Oct.
1978 |
Woodsfield |
|
|
Besiger,
Rudolph Besiger |
|
Aug.
17, 1916 |
|
|
|
Betz,
Winifred Betz |
Oct.
17, 1914 |
Jan.
1985 |
Woodsfield |
|
|
Beveridge,
David Beveridge |
October
3, 1912 |
March
1976 |
Woodsfield |
|
|
Beveridge,
Hazel Beveridge |
May
1, 1908 |
September
1982 |
Beallsville |
|
|
Bewley,
Donald H. Bewley |
Nov.
16, 1922 |
Jan.
5, 1988 |
|
|
|
Bey,
Nina Bey |
Jan.
15, 1895 |
Mar.
1973 |
Clarington |
|
|
Biedenbach,
Edmund Biedenbach |
October
23, 1899 |
July
1983 |
Woodsfield |
|
|
Biedenbach,
Ellen Biedenbach |
August
4, 1905 |
October
18, 1996 |
Woodsfield |
|
|
Biedenbach,
James Biedenbach |
|
January
11, 1931 |
|
|
|
Biedenbach,
Mary Biedenbach |
|
December
19, 1931 |
|
|
|
Biedenbach,
Mary Biedenbach |
|
October
4, 1931 |
|
|
|
Biedenbach,
Mary Biedenbach |
December
8, 1899 |
February
1977 |
|
|
|
Biedenbach,
Odillo Biedenbach |
July
24, 1898 |
November
1985 |
|
|
|
Biedenbach,
Roger Biedenbach |
February
25, 1943 |
June
7, 1995 |
|
|
|
Biedenbach,
Stella Biedenbach |
May
8, 1904 |
April
25, 1992 |
Woodsfield |
|
|
Bier,
Albert A. Bier |
February
2, 1930 |
September
22, 1993 |
Clarington |
|
|
Bier,
Helen Bier |
February
10, 1928 |
November
9, 1996 |
Woodsfield |
|
|
Bigler,
Bertha L. Bigler |
October
23, 1893 |
November
27, 1987 |
|
|
|
Bigler,
Caroline Bigler |
|
Mar.
15, 1916 |
|
|
|
Bigler,
Dorothy L. Bigler |
January
20, 1918 |
February
10, 1993 |
|
|
|
Bigler,
Harry Bigler |
February
22, 1890 |
October
1982 |
|
|
|
Bigler,
John Bigler |
|
Dec.
19, 1914 |
|
|
|
Bigler,
|
December
31, 1885 |
March
1968 |
Beallsville |
|
|
Bigley,
Anna Bigley |
Nov.
18, 1898 |
Apr.
1, 1993 |
Woodsfield |
|
|
Bihson,
Clara Bihson |
Sept.
21, 1886 |
May
1975 |
Woodsfield |
|
|
Biles,
Phyllis Biles |
June
13, 1946 |
July
1987 |
Woodsfield |
|
|
Billiter,
Clarence Billiter |
February
6, 1903 |
May
15, 1994 |
|
|
|
Billiter,
Myrtle V. Billiter |
August
31, 1915 |
October
9, 1998 |
|
|
|
Billiter,
Onward V. Billiter |
March
21, 1908 |
August
26, 1992 |
|
|
|
Billiter,
Wilma G. Billiter |
April
6, 1910 |
February
15, 1988 |
|
|
|
Billman,
Fred Billman |
|
September
10, 1931 |
|
|
|
Billman,
Hannah J. Billman |
|
February
20, 1918 |
|
|
|
Bilyeu,
Edward Lee Bilyeu |
April
26, 1899 |
July
3, 1973 |
Beallsville |
|
|
Bilyeu,
Grace Ophelia Carpenter Bilyeu |
September
20, 1906 |
May
25, 1978 |
Beallsville |
|
|
Bilyeu,
Lucien Boneparte |
May
9, 1852 |
December
29, 1919 |
Beallsville |
|
|
Bilyeu,
Richard Earl |
November
02, 1937 |
November
29, 1995 |
Woodsfield |
|
|
Bilyeu,
Sarah Maria Davis Bilyeu |
February
16, 1862 |
February
12, 1934 |
Beallsville |
|
|
Binegar,
Sally Binegar |
Sept.
18, 1938 |
Oct.
1980 |
Graysville |
|
|
Bing,
Francis Bing |
|
December
9, 1929 |
|
|
|
Bintz, Anna Marie
Pfalzgraf Bintz |
Oct. 31, 1884 |
July 4, 1919 |
|
|
|
Bintz,
David Bintz |
|
January
9, 1913 |
|
|
|
Bintz,
Wesley Bintz |
January
10, 1899 |
July
1972 |
|
|
|
Bischoff,
|
July
10, 1892 |
Sept.
15, 1972 |
Woodsfield |
|
|
Bishop,
Frank Bishop |
|
October
4, 1918 |
|
|
|
Bishop,
John Bishop |
July
8, 1876 |
January
1967 |
Woodsfield |
|
|
Bishop,
Mary Bishop |
|
October
1, 1925 |
|
|
|
Bishop,
Mary Bishop |
July
27, 1900 |
March
1981 |
Woodsfield |
|
|
Bishop,
Susan Bishop |
|
May
1, 1928 |
|
|
|
Bishop,
Thomas Bishop |
|
April
30, 1928 |
|
|
|
Bishop,
Vernon Bishop |
|
November
9, 1918 |
|
|
|
Bishop,
Wayne Bishop |
September
15, 1922 |
May
6, 1997 |
Woodsfield |
|
|
Bissinger,
Donald H. Bissinger |
Oct.
17, 1920 |
Nov
19, 2000 |
Clarington |
|
|
Black,
John Black |
|
December
9, 1929 |
|
|
|
Blackledge,
Cyrus Blackledge |
|
March
27, 1936 |
|
|
|
Blackledge,
Sarah Blackledge |
|
August
17, 1925 |
|
|
|
Blackstone,
John Blackstone |
March
12, 1909 |
August
1975 |
Lewisville |
|
|
Blackstone,
Mildred Blackstone |
January
27, 1913 |
September
26, 1996 |
Lewisville |
|
|
Blair,
Albert Blair |
|
November
21, 1919 |
|
|
|
Blair,
Allen Blair |
|
July
7, 1917 |
|
|
|
Blair,
Anna Blair |
|
April
3, 1926 |
|
|
|
Blair,
David Blair |
|
February
22, 1929 |
|
|
|
Blair,
Elizabeth Blair |
|
January
23, 1915 |
|
|
|
Blair,
Elizabeth Blair |
68-5-74 |
28 Mar 1889 |
Bethel Twp. |
|
|
Blair,
Lavina Blair |
|
July
26, 1930 |
|
|
|
Blair,
Linnie Blair |
February
2, 1882 |
March
1968 |
Stafford |
|
|
Blair,
Mary Blair |
|
February
28, 1927 |
|
|
|
Blair,
Rachel Blair |
|
February
5, 1925 |
|
|
|
Blair,
Sylvester Blair |
|
May
23, 1932 |
|
|
|
Blair,
Wesley Blair |
July
19, 1888 |
Aug
1973 |
Stafford |
|
|
Blair,
Wesley Blair |
July
19, 1888 |
August
1973 |
Stafford |
|
|
Blair,
William Blair |
July
9, 1919 |
July
1987 |
Lewisville |
|
|
Blake,
Nellie M. Blake |
Dec
7, 1922 |
Nov.
8, 1992 |
Sardis |
|
|
Blakely,
Robert Blakely |
Apr
8, 1877 |
Aug
1967 |
Woodsfield |
|
|
Blatter,
Emanuel G. Blatter |
|
Dec.
27, 1914 |
|
|
|
Blattler,
Clyde Blattler |
June
23, 1903 |
May
1968 |
Beallsville |
|
|
Blattler,
Harold Blattler |
Aug
21, 1919 |
Mar
1981 |
Clarington |
|
|
Blattler,
Harry E. Blattler |
May
5, 1876 |
May
15, 1967 |
Clarington |
|
|
Blattler,
Lulu G. Blattler |
January
6, 1904 |
May
10, 1999 |
Beallsville |
|
|
Blieu,
Lucy A. Blieu |
Aug
22, 1895 |
Jan
27, 1989 |
Woodsfield |
|
|
Block,
Arthur Block |
February
28, 1913 |
September
9, 1995 |
Woodsfield |
|
|
Block,
Eleanor Block |
October
2, 1916 |
June
30, 1996 |
Woodsfield |
|
|
Block,
Francis Block |
July
23, 1911 |
September
8, 1989 |
Woodsfield |
|
|
Block,
Mary Block |
November
25, 1899 |
October
1982 |
Beallsville |
|
|
Block,
Virgil Block |
January
8, 1941 |
March
14, 1996 |
Woodsfield |
|
|
Blowers,
Eveline G. Blowers |
1-6-
-- |
3
May 1888 |
Adams
Twp. |
|
|
Blowers,
Hannah J. Blowers |
45y |
18
Nov 1888 |
Adams
Twp. |
|
|
Blue,
Esther M. Blue |
Apr
15, 1908 |
Dec
29, 1994 |
Beallsville |
|
|
Blue,
Lot Blue |
Apr
16, 1899 |
Feb.
23, 1989 |
Beallsville |
|
|
Blum, Fred Blum |
|
Jan. 31, 1920 |
Switzerland twp. |
|
|
Bochman,
Gladys Bochman |
|
Oct.
29, 1915 |
|
|
|
Bode,
Oscar Bode |
Mar
8, 1907 |
June
1979 |
Sycamore
Valley |
|
|
Boetticher,
Charles Boetticher |
|
Apr.
5, 1916 |
|
|
|
Boetticher,
Eunice C. Boetticher |
|
Dec.
22, 1916 |
|
|
|
Boggs,
Edgar Boggs |
July
15, 1905 |
July
1978 |
Stafford |
|
|
Bohmer,
Roy Bohmer |
|
Jan.
19, 1913 |
|
|
|
Bokes,
Christi J. Bokes |
|
Sept.
7, 1914 |
|
|
|
Bolen,
Carl Bolen |
May
26, 1915 |
June
1980 |
Sardis |
|
|
Bolen,
Charles Bolen |
|
Apr.
3, 1913 |
|
|
|
Bolen,
George E. Bolen |
|
Sept.
13, 1913 |
|
|
|
Bolen,
Harold V. Bolen |
April
21, 1911 |
June
3, 1995 |
Sardis |
|
|
Bolen,
Ira L. Bolen |
September
9, 1935 |
December
22, 1989 |
Woodsfield |
|
|
Bolen,
James Bolen |
45
- - |
7
Jun 1878 |
Lee
Twp. |
|
|
Bolen,
Okey Bolen |
December
7, 1917 |
August
1, 1999 |
Sardis |
|
|
Boles,
Elizabeth Boles |
|
Apr.
12, 1915 |
|
|
|
Bolon,
Alice Bolon |
Aug
2, 1895 |
Dec
1984 |
Jerusalem |
|
|
Bolon,
Donna M. Bolon |
July
11, 1938 |
May
20, 2001 |
Woodsfield |
|
|
Bolon,
Harry Bolon |
Sept.
13, 1895 |
Dec
1982 |
Jerusalem |
|
|
Bolon,
Jennie Bolon |
Dec
9, 1894 |
July
1970 |
Beallsville |
|
|
Bolon, Margaret A. Bolon |
|
July 16, 1919 |
|
|
|
Bolon,
Mary E. Bolon |
July
31, 1915 |
July
1994 |
Woodsfield |
|
|
Bolon,
Paul W. Bolon |
Apr
3, 1924 |
Aug
20, 1998 |
Jerusalem |
|
|
Bolts,
Ludwig Bolts |
|
Aug.
22, 1917 |
|
|
|
Boltz,
Clay Boltz |
Feb.
13, 1907 |
Oct.
8, 2000 |
Clarington |
|
|
Bonam,
Caroline Bonam |
Apr
21, 1885 |
Mar
15, 1966 |
Woodsfield |
|
|
Bonam,
Charles D. Bonam |
Jan
12, 1910 |
Feb.
1, 1993 |
Woodsfield |
|
|
Bonam,
William Bonam |
|
Aug.
16, 1914 |
|
|
|
Bonar,
Edward Bonar |
November
19, 1887 |
May
1975 |
Woodsfield |
|
|
Bonar,
Mary Bonar |
|
June
14, 1916 |
|
|
|
Bondi,
Adolph Bondi |
|
July
16, 1915 |
|
|
|
Bonham,
Areh Bonham |
|
Oct.
30, 1915 |
|
|
|
Bonham,
Lena Bonham |
29
-- -- |
18
Oct 1888 |
Center
Twp. |
|
|
Book,
Pearl M. Book |
July
5, 1879 |
Nov
15, 1972 |
Beallsville |
|
|
Book,
Stillborn Book |
|
Aug.
1, 1914 |
|
|
|
Book,
William O. Book |
|
July
16, 1915 |
|
|
|
Booth,
Lemuel A. Booth |
|
March
10, 1931 |
Summerfield |
|
|
Booth,
Mary H. Booth |
|
Nov.
11, 1917 |
|
|
|
Bosley,
Bruce E. Bosley |
June
14, 1955 |
March
15, 2002 |
Woodsfield |
|
|
Bosley,
Walter J. Bosley |
January
27, 1930 |
July
25, 2002 |
Woodsfield |
|
|
Boston,
Clara Boston |
June
5, 1915 |
August
1985 |
Clarington |
|
|
Boston,
Edna D. Boston |
September
25, 1903 |
June
3, 1988 |
Hannibal |
|
|
Bott,
Charles Bott |
|
December
16, 1924 |
|
|
|
Bott,
Charles Bott |
January
9, 1894 |
October
1968 |
Woodsfield |
|
|
Bott,
Charles Bott |
November
24, 1883 |
November
1967 |
Woodsfield |
|
|
Bott, Fred Bott |
|
Mar. 3, 1923 |
Lewisville |
|
|
Bott,
George Bott |
|
May
31, 1933 |
|
|
|
Bott,
Georgia Bott |
December
3, 1885 |
September
1982 |
Woodsfield |
|
|
Bott,
Louis D. Bott |
Dec. 16, 1855,
Lewisville |
September
18, 1930 |
Woodsfield |
|
|
Bott,
Lula Bott |
April
27, 1897 |
January
15, 1966 |
Woodsfield |
|
|
Bott,
Marie Bott |
July
16, 1913 |
January
31, 1998 |
Woodsfield
|
|
|
Bott, Mrs. Jacob
(Christman) Bott |
|
May 1921 |
|
|
|
Bott, Tillie Bott |
|
Aug. 16, 1924 |
Lewisville |
|
|
Bott,
Violet M. Bott |
August
13, 1919 |
September
22, 2002 |
Woodsfield |
|
|
Bottenfield,
Lydia Bottenfield |
|
January
21, 1914 |
|
|
|
Boughner,
Grover Boughner |
December
4, 1884 |
August
1971 |
Clarington |
|
|
Boughner, John M. Boughner |
|
Sept. 25, 1922 |
Cameron |
|
|
Boughner,
Mary E. Boughner |
January
31, 1922 |
September
1, 1992 |
Clarington |
|
|
Boughner,
Ruth B. Boughner |
September
27, 1924 |
June
12, 1988 |
Jerusalem |
|
|
Boughner,
Sarah Boughner |
September
13, 1908 |
April
1986 |
Clarington |
|
|
Boughner,
T. J. Boughner |
|
Feb.
26, 1915 |
|
|
|
Bowen,
Elizabeth Bowen |
|
Jan.
8, 1913 |
|
|
|
Bowen,
John D. Bowen |
July
6, 1933 |
May
4, 1996 |
Sardis |
|
|
Bowen,
Joseph H. Bowen |
June
20, 1913 |
Oct.
13, 1995 |
Woodsfield |
|
|
Bowers,
Maude Bowers |
November
8, 1893 |
May
1981 |
Beallsville |
|
|
Bowery,
Gladys Bowery |
Aug
1, 1899 |
Nov
1980 |
Sardis |
|
|
Bowery,
Harry Bowery |
Oct.
23, 1899 |
Apr
1990 |
Woodsfield |
|
|
Bowery,
John G. Bowery |
|
July
10, 1914 |
|
|
|
Bowman,
John G. Bowman |
|
Mar.
5, 1915 |
|
|
|
Boyd,
Dent Boyd |
October
25, 1881 |
August
1969 |
Woodsfield |
|
|
Boyd,
Dent Boyd |
October
25, 1881 |
August
1969 |
Woodsfield |
|
|
Boyd,
William Boyd |
|
August
15, 1918 |
|
|
|
Boyle,
Alice K. Boyle |
Apr
28, 1898 |
Oct.
14, 1992 |
Woodsfield |
|
|
Boyle,
James Boyle |
May
27, 1894 |
Oct.
1974 |
Woodsfield |
|
|
Boyles,
Earl Boyles |
May
27, 1898 |
Oct.
1969 |
Clarington |
|
|
Bracy,
Feda Bracy |
Sept.
19, 1889 |
Apr
1972 |
Woodsfield |
|
|
Bracy,
Forrest Bracy |
|
February
19, 1914 |
|
|
|
Bracy, George W. Bracy |
July 28, 1857 |
Dec. 5, 1920 |
|
|
|
Bracy,
James Bracy |
|
October
11, 1924 |
|
|
|
Bracy,
John Bracy |
Oct.
7, 1880 |
Sept.
1971 |
Lewisville |
|
|
Bracy,
Martha Bracy |
Oct.
15, 1862 |
January
13, 1916 |
|
|
|
Bradfield,
Corbin A. Bradfield |
|
April
30, 1932 |
|
|
|
Bradfield,
Harry A. Bradfield |
Oct.
18, 1927 |
Mar
14, 1993 |
Woodsfield |
|
|
Bradfield,
Jacob Bradfield |
|
April
17, 1921 |
|
|
|
Bradley,
Albert E. Bradley |
|
Nov.
1, 1915 |
|
|
|
Brague,
Edna M. Brague |
July
31, 1903 |
May
20, 1997 |
Woodsfield |
|
|
Brague,
Marie Brague |
Jan
26, 1901 |
June
1979 |
Cameron |
|
|
Brake,
Addelia Brake |
|
July
28, 1915 |
|
|
|
Brake,
Catherine Brake |
|
Mar.
22, 1917 |
|
|
|
Brake,
George G. Brake |
|
Feb.
11, 1914 |
|
|
|
Brandfass,
David Brandfass |
June
15, 1915 |
Sept.
1986 |
Woodsfield |
|
|
Brannan,
Mary Brannan |
Dec
3, 1904 |
Feb.
1980 |
Woodsfield |
|
|
Brannigan,
T. Brannigan |
Feb.
20, 1938 |
Dec
15, 2000 |
Sardis |
|
|
Breeden,
William J. Breeden |
|
Sept.
13, 1917 |
|
|
|
Brennan,
Deborah Brennan |
Oct.
10, 1954 |
Feb.
1977 |
Beallsville |
|
|
Bridgeman,
Albert G. Bridgeman |
|
Jan.
18, 1914 |
|
|
|
Briggs,
Albert Briggs |
July
16, 1895 |
April
1970 |
Woodsfield |
|
|
Briggs,
Buddy B. Briggs |
June
8, 1949 |
August
20, 1999 |
Woodsfield |
|
|
Briggs,
Charles Briggs |
|
December
1, 1935 |
|
|
|
Briggs,
Charles E. Briggs |
March
11, 1915 |
August
19, 1989 |
Woodsfield |
|
|
Briggs,
Ellen Briggs |
|
June
19, 1931 |
|
|
|
Briggs,
Frederick L. Briggs |
September
4, 1917 |
April
3, 2002 |
Woodsfield |
|
|
Briggs,
Grace V. Briggs |
March
3, 1911 |
April
1, 2001 |
Woodsfield |
|
|
Briggs,
Henry Briggs |
|
November
2, 1921 |
|
|
|
Briggs,
Inez Briggs |
|
May
26, 1928 |
|
|
|
Briggs,
James Briggs |
|
May
10, 1935 |
|
|
|
Briggs,
Joseph A. Briggs |
|
December
24, 1931 |
|
|
|
Briggs,
Lee Briggs |
November
16, 1891 |
January
1976 |
Woodsfield |
|
|
Briggs,
Lillian Briggs |
April
8, 1888 |
October
1984 |
Woodsfield |
|
|
Briggs,
Lura Briggs zx |
May
1, 1895 |
July
1968 |
Woodsfield |
|
|
Briggs,
Minnie Briggs |
|
November
26, 1935 |
|
|
|
Briggs,
Roger W. Briggs |
August
30, 1915 |
March
15, 1997 |
Woodsfield |
|
|
Briggs,
Thomas Briggs |
September
28, 1883 |
December
1973 |
Woodsfield |
|
|
Briggs,
William Briggs |
|
April
18, 1917 |
|
|
|
Bright,
Deborah Bright |
|
June
15, 1913 |
|
|
|
Bright,
Gladys Bright |
December
15, 1913 |
July
27, 2002 |
Woodsfield |
|
|
Bright,
Harry W. Bright |
September
9, 1906 |
December
15, 1993 |
Woodsfield |
|
|
Bright,
Mary V. Bright |
May
4, 1911 |
May
27, 2000 |
Woodsfield |
|
|
Brister,
Mary Margaret Brister |
Oct. 25,
1860 Monroe C |
Feb. 17,
1936 |
Monroe
Co. |
|
|
Britton,
Gary L. Britton |
November
4, 1944 |
March
4, 1999 |
Beallsville |
|
|
Britton,
Lula Britton |
December
26, 1909 |
August
1984 |
Jerusalem |
|
|
Britton,
William H. Britton |
July
4, 1904 |
October
5, 1998 |
Jerusalem |
|
|
Brock,
Charley Brock |
November
25, 1905 |
July
1981 |
Beallsville |
|
|
Brock,
Della Brock |
February
11, 1905 |
July
1981 |
Beallsville |
|
|
Brock,
Joseph L. Brock |
|
Aug.
15, 1913 |
|
|
|
Brock,
Mary S. Brock |
September
8, 1908 |
March
31, 1990 |
Beallsville |
|
|
Brock,
Mathias Brock |
February
22, 1895 |
March
1971 |
Beallsville |
|
|
Broemsen,
Edward Broemsen |
|
July
14, 1932 |
|
|
|
Brookover,
Wilma R. Brookover |
August
31, 1907 |
March
11, 2003 |
|
|
|
Brooks,
(Stillborn) Brooks |
|
March
27, 1923 |
|
|
|
Brooks,
Catherine Brooks |
March
12, 1886 |
May
1978 |
Woodsfield |
|
|
Brooks,
Charles Brooks |
December
20, 1879 |
November
1971 |
Woodsfield |
|
|
Brooks,
Forest Brooks |
January
6, 1927 |
December
1986 |
Beallsville |
|
|
Brooks,
Kathryn Brooks |
|
November
23, 1931 |
|
|
|
Brooks,
Kathryn Brooks |
|
Nov. 23,
1931 |
Woodsfield |
|
|
Brooks,
Paul A. Brooks |
January
1, 1920 |
October
3, 1988 |
Woodsfield |
|
|
Brooks,
Richard M. Brooks |
February
1, 1921 |
April
15, 1996 |
Woodsfield |
|
|
Brooks,
Sebastian Brooks |
|
April
21, 1929 |
|
|
|
Brooks,
Theresa Brooks |
November
5, 1896 |
December
1977 |
Woodsfield |
|
|
Brown,
Aaron Brown |
February
23, 1914 |
June
15, 2001 |
Woodsfield |
|
|
Brown,
Alma Brown |
January
8, 1904 |
August
1986 |
Sardis |
|
|
Brown,
Anna Brown |
February
19, 1894 |
February
1985 |
Woodsfield |
|
|
Brown,
Archie Brown |
April
22, 1911 |
March
8, 1998 |
Woodsfield |
|
|
Brown,
Caroline Brown |
June
7, 1891 |
December
1979 |
Sardis |
|
|
Brown,
Charles C. Brown |
October
16, 1879 |
May
15, 1967 |
Woodsfield |
|
|
Brown,
Chester W. Brown |
April
15, 1912 |
February
1, 1993 |
Woodsfield |
|
|
Brown,
Clarence D. Brown |
February
19, 1912 |
January
25, 1992 |
Woodsfield |
|
|
Brown,
Clarence E. Brown |
|
September
3, 1919 |
|
|
|
Brown,
Clement Brown |
June
9, 1901 |
January
1976 |
Lewisville |
|
|
Brown,
Clement Brown |
|
February
3, 1914 |
|
|
|
Brown,
Clyde Brown |
May
1, 1902 |
October
1968 |
Woodsfield |
|
|
Brown,
Clyde M. Brown |
May
17, 1906 |
February
1, 1991 |
Woodsfield |
|
|
Brown,
Cora Brown |
December
18, 1890 |
November
1983 |
Jerusale |
|
|
Brown,
Daisy Brown |
September
3, 1916 |
April
1982 |
Lewisville |
|
|
Brown, Daisy Goodwin Brown |
Apr. 23, 1899 |
Sept. 1923 |
Malaga |
|
|
Brown, David L. Brown |
|
Apr. 1924, |
Woodsfield |
|
|
Brown, Elijah Brown |
|
Sept. 3, 1924 |
Woodsfield |
|
|
Brown,
Elizabeth A. Brown |
|
October
13, 1914 |
|
|
|
Brown,
Elizabeth F. Brown |
December
29, 1905 |
July
25, 1993 |
Woodsfield |
|
|
Brown,
Ella Brown |
|
March
20, 1917 |
|
|
|
Brown,
Ellis Brown |
April
27, 1910 |
February
1982 |
Woodsfield |
|
|
Brown,
Esther P. Brown |
June
25, 1927 |
June
24, 1995 |
Sardis |
|
|
Brown,
Everett Brown |
|
September
3, 1919 |
|
|
|
Brown,
Floyd Brown |
October
28, 1913 |
April
1987 |
Jerusale |
|
|
Brown,
Freeman Brown |
October
30, 1889 |
January
15, 1973 |
Beallsville |
|
|
Brown,
Gilmore Brown |
January
15, 1887 |
October
1972 |
Lewisville |
|
|
Brown,
Hazel Brown |
May
2, 1898 |
January
1984 |
Beallsville |
|
|
Brown, Hulda Brown |
Calais |
Mar. 22, 1919 |
|
|
|
Brown,
Ida P. Brown |
|
January
14, 1916 |
|
|
|
Brown,
Ina L. Brown |
September
1, 1909 |
May
14, 1996 |
Woodsfield |
|
|
Brown,
James A. Brown |
|
January
10, 1919 |
|
|
|
Brown,
James W. Brown |
|
May
22, 1921 |
|
|
|
Brown,
Jane Brown |
|
July
30, 1916 |
Woodsfield |
|
|
Brown,
Jesse N. Brown |
|
April
18, 1914 |
|
|
|
Brown,
John Brown |
|
December
9, 1915 |
|
|
|
Brown,
John Brown |
|
January
31, 1918 |
|
|
|
Brown,
John R. Brown |
|
January
9, 1917 |
|
|
|
Brown,
John W. Brown |
78
-- -- |
2
Mar 1888 |
Infirmary |
|
|
Brown,
Joseph W. Brown |
|
August
7, 1915 |
|
|
|
Brown,
Lauretta A. Brown |
April
30, 1912 |
June
24, 1998 |
Woodsfield |
|
|
Brown,
Lawrence Brown |
November
29, 1903 |
September
1974 |
Beallsville |
|
|
Brown,
Marial L. Brown |
|
December
22, 1920 |
|
|
|
Brown,
Marie Brown |
November
11, 1903 |
February
1985 |
Woodsfield |
|
|
Brown,
Martha Brown |
|
April
13, 1915 |
|
|
|
Brown,
Martha E. Brown |
October
6, 1914 |
June
12, 1995 |
Woodsfield |
|
|
Brown,
Martha L. Brown |
|
January
7, 1914 |
|
|
|
Brown,
Martha T. Brown |
February
17, 1935 |
March
23, 2000 |
Woodsfield |
|
|
Brown,
Mary Brown |
February
25, 1914 |
December
1984 |
Woodsfield |
|
|
Brown,
Mary Brown |
September
7, 1886 |
September
1971 |
Beallsville |
|
|
Brown,
Mary C. Brown |
|
February
18, 1918 |
|
|
|
Brown,
Mary K. Brown |
January
4, 1929 |
June
2, 1992 |
Jerusalem |
|
|
Brown,
Mathias Brown |
|
August
30, 1916 |
|
|
|
Brown,
Mecia Z. Brown |
July
15, 1888 |
December
15, 1974 |
Woodsfield |
|
|
Brown,
Mildred Brown |
October
24, 1900 |
September
15, 1987 |
Woodsfield |
|
|
Brown,
Mildred I. Brown |
November
7, 1908 |
February
15, 1997 |
Clarington |
|
|
Brown,
Minnie Brown |
March
28, 1894 |
July
1976 |
Woodsfield |
|
|
Brown,
Myrta Brown |
August
17, 1886 |
May
1968 |
Jerusalem |
|
|
Brown,
Oscar Brown |
March
24, 1890 |
November
1977 |
Woodsfield |
|
|
Brown,
Paul R. Brown |
February
1, 1920 |
March
4, 2003 |
Woodsfield |
|
|
Brown,
Sadie Brown |
June
30, 1904 |
October
1979 |
Woodsfield |
|
|
Brown,
Virgil Brown |
December
11, 1912 |
July
1977 |
Woodsfield |
|
|
Brown,
Virgil Brown |
Dec
11, 1912 |
July
1977 |
Woodsfield |
|
|
Brown,
Wesley E. Brown |
April
14, 1911 |
January
2, 2000 |
Woodsfield |
|
|
Brown,
William D. Brown |
|
December
30, 1917 |
|
|
|
Brown,
William F. Brown |
|
January
15, 1919 |
|
|
|
Brown,
William S. Brown |
|
December
4, 1921 |
|
|
|
Brownfield,
Alexander S. Brownfield |
|
January
30, 1917 |
|
|
|
Brownfield,
Benjamin Brownfield |
November
4, 1873 |
February
1968 |
Woodsfield |
|
|
Brownfield, Elizabeth Brownfield |
|
May 13, 1918 |
Woodsfield |
|
|
Brownfield,
Enos W. Brownfield |
|
Nov.
1937 Calais |
|
|
|
Brownfield,
Homer Brownfield |
April
10, 1913 |
January
1984 |
Woodsfield |
|
|
Brownfield,
John Brownfield |
|
December
9, 1920 |
|
|
|
Brownfield,
Joseph Brownfield |
September
22, 1917 |
May
12, 1996 |
Jerusalem |
|
|
Brownfield,
Julitte Brownfield |
|
January
30, 1919 |
Calais |
|
|
Brownfield,
Lou B. Brownfield |
September
23, 1884 |
November
15, 1966 |
Woodsfield |
|
|
Brubach,
Henry Michael Brubach |
Nov. 12, 1873 Summit |
September
12, 1928 |
|
|
|
Brubach,
Jacob Brubach |
|
August
6, 1932 |
|
|
|
Brubach,
Karl Brubach |
|
October
21, 1933 |
|
|
|
Brubach,
Paul C. Brubach |
May
31, 1917 |
June
9, 1999 |
Woodsfield |
|
|
Brubach,
Rosa K. Brubach |
Apr
13, 1877 |
May
15, 1966 |
Woodsfield |
|
|
Brubacher,
Andrew Brubacher |
|
May
21, 1913 |
|
|
|
Brubaker,
Otis K. Brubaker |
August
31, 1916 |
June
14, 1994 |
Clarington |
|
|
Bruce,
Jack Bruce |
|
January
8, 1927 |
|
|
|
Bruce,
Theodore T. Bruce |
|
December
16, 1927 |
|
|
|
Brummell,
Sylvan Brummell |
Aug
10, 1924 |
July
1987 |
Beallsville |
|
|
Brunner,
Leona L. Brunner |
November
17, 1925 |
September
22, 1999 |
Woodsfield |
|
|
Brunner,
Leonard E. Brunner |
February
20, 1963 |
September
20, 2002 |
Clarington |
|
|
Bryan,
Adda Bryan |
November
4, 1888 |
October
1971 |
Beallsville |
|
|
Bryan,
Clarice I. Bryan |
July
24, 1920 |
December 18, 1999 |
Beallsville |
|
|
Bryan,
Graydon Bryan |
June
6, 1915 |
Sept.
1978 |
Beallsville |
|
|
Bryan,
Ruth A. Bryan |
|
Mar.
27, 1916 |
|
|
|
Bryte,
Earl Bryte |
Apr
9, 1908 |
Feb.
1985 |
Clarington |
|
|
Buchanan,
George Buchanan |
|
March
2, 1924 |
|
|
|
Buchanan, Lucinda Buchanan |
|
May 10, 1920 |
Lewisville |
|
|
Buchanan,
Marjorie Buchanan |
Dec
10, 1924 |
Mar
1977 |
Woodsfield |
|
|
Buchanan, Mary E. Buchanan |
|
Feb. 22, 1919 |
Beallsville |
|
|
Buchanan,
Sarah Buchanan |
|
June
24, 1914 |
|
|
|
Buchanan,
Stella Buchanan |
March
5, 1901 |
August
1989 |
Woodsfield |
|
|
Buckalew,
Alice L. Buckalew |
August
25, 1925 |
March
18, 2003 |
Woodsfield |
|
|
Buckio,
Chester Buckio |
October
4, 1897 |
March
1975 |
Woodsfield |
|
|
Buckio,
Cleo L. Buckio |
August
3, 1891 |
November
15, 1988 |
Woodsfield |
|
|
Buckio,
Edward Buckio |
April
25, 1887 |
July
1976 |
Woodsfield |
|
|
Buckio,
Effie Buckio |
September
8, 1883 |
March
1978 |
Woodsfield |
|
|
Buckio,
Elizabeth Buckio |
|
August
31, 1930 |
|
|
|
Buckio,
Frank Buckio |
November
8, 1883 |
May
1976 |
Woodsfield |
|
|
Buckio,
Frank L. Buckio |
September
6, 1923 |
August
15, 1999 |
Woodsfield |
|
|
Buckio,
Freda Charlotte Buckio |
Nov.
29, 1884 |
March
14, 1919 |
|
|
|
Buckio,
Freda L. Buckio |
|
September
14, 1928 |
|
|
|
Buckio,
Harry B. Buckio |
|
April
9, 1920 |
Woodsfield |
|
|
Buckio, Mrs. Henry
Buckio |
|
Sept. 1, 1930 |
Woodsfield |
|
|
Buckio,
Nellie M. Buckio |
|
July
7, 1932 |
|
|
|
Bunting,
Cory Bunting |
|
February
4, 1921 |
|
|
|
Bunting,
George W. Bunting |
|
January
21, 1918 |
|
|
|
Bunting, John R. Bunting |
Sept. 24, 1888 |
Oct. 31, 1917 |
|
|
|
Bunting,
Orris Bunting |
February
28, 1932 |
October
1979 |
Lewisville |
|
|
Bunting,
Otto Bunting |
April
2, 1894 |
December
1985 |
Lewisville |
|
|
Bunting,
Randall Bunting |
March
27, 1966 |
August
1975 |
Beallsville |
|
|
Bunting,
Violet Bunting |
September
1, 1913 |
September
23, 1998 |
Woodsfield |
|
|
Burgbacher,
Beryl J. Burgbacher |
June
8, 1897 |
Nov
17, 1997 |
Woodsfield |
|
|
Burk,
Lola C. Burk |
December
13, 1879 |
October
15, 1974 |
Stafford |
|
|
Burk,
Lola C. Burk |
Dec
13, 1879 |
Oct.
15, 1974 |
Stafford |
|
|
Burke,
Marvin Burke |
Jan
18, 1927 |
May
1978 |
Woodsfield |
|
|
Burke,
Stella Burke |
|
January
24, 1935 |
|
|
|
Burkey,
Chris Burkey |
|
Jan.
11, 1916 |
|
|
|
Burkey,
Ethel Burkey |
Dec
11, 1884 |
Nov
1969 |
Sardis |
|
|
Burkhalter,
Josie S. Burkhalter |
Nov
3, 1901 |
Jan
2, 1989 |
Woodsfield |
|
|
Burkhalter,
Leitha E. Burkhalter |
Dec
17, 1916 |
July
17, 1999 |
Clarington |
|
|
Burkhalter,
Walter Burkhalter |
May
18, 1894 |
Jan
1985 |
Woodsfield |
|
|
Burkhart,
(Stillborn) Burkhart |
|
April
29, 1921 |
|
|
|
Burkhart,
(Stillborn) Burkhart |
|
May
29, 1917 |
|
|
|
Burkhart,
Adam Burkhart |
|
April
12, 1921 |
|
|
|
Burkhart,
Agnes L. Burkhart |
May
26, 1934 |
April
9, 1996 |
Beallsville |
|
|
Burkhart,
Anna Burkhart |
|
February
16, 1921 |
|
|
|
Burkhart,
Anna C. Burkhart |
|
November
13, 1922 |
|
|
|
Burkhart,
Anthony Burkhart |
Feb.
16, 1830 |
June
16, 1920 |
Burkhart
Station |
|
|
Burkhart,
Anthony Burkhart |
November
6, 1903 |
January
1969 |
Lewisville |
|
|
Burkhart,
Benjamin Burkhart |
November
4, 1898 |
January
1973 |
Woodsfield |
|
|
Burkhart,
Charles J. Burkhart |
February
22, 1919 |
July
18, 1996 |
Woodsfield |
|
|
Burkhart,
Clements Burkhart |
October
3, 1885 |
May
1978 |
Woodsfield |
|
|
Burkhart,
Constantine C. Burkhart |
December
16, 1914 |
January
26, 2002 |
Woodsfield |
|
|
Burkhart, Delia Burkhart |
|
Sept. 21, 1919 |
Woodsfield |
|
|
Burkhart,
Edna M. Burkhart |
May
9, 1920 |
November
15, 1998 |
Beallsville |
|
|
Burkhart,
Edward Burkhart |
August
19, 1887 |
October
1972 |
Woodsfield |
|
|
Burkhart,
Edward Burkhart |
May
22, 1891 |
December
1976 |
Woodsfield |
|
|
Burkhart,
Elizabeth Burkhart |
|
June
1, 1917 |
|
|
|
Burkhart,
Elma R. Burkhart |
November
3, 1903 |
June
6, 2001 |
Lewisville |
|
|
Burkhart,
Elmer Burkhart |
March
10, 1909 |
March
1971 |
Lewisville |
|
|
Burkhart,
Ernest Burkhart |
September
28, 1906 |
December
1984 |
Woodsfield |
|
|
Burkhart,
Francis Burkhart |
|
June
9, 1913 |
|
|
|
Burkhart,
Francis J. Burkhart |
December
28, 1911 |
March
14, 2002 |
Woodsfield |
|
|
Burkhart,
George A. Burkhart |
|
October
7, 1918 |
|
|
|
Burkhart,
George Burkhart |
|
March
3, 1916 |
|
|
|
Burkhart,
George Burkhart |
|
May
13, 1913 |
|
|
|
Burkhart,
George F. Burkhart |
October
10, 1924 |
May
25, 2002 |
Woodsfield |
|
|
Burkhart,
Harry Burkhart |
December
26, 1910 |
April
1973 |
Lewisville |
|
|
Burkhart,
Hilda M. Burkhart |
June
5, 1926 |
February
7, 2001 |
Woodsfield |
|
|
Burkhart,
Hilda M. Burkhart |
|
April
9, 1914 |
|
|
|
Burkhart,
Isadore Burkhart |
March
4, 1897 |
June
1976 |
Woodsfield |
|
|
Burkhart, John Burkhart |
|
Jan. 6, 1925 |
Miltonsburg |
|
|
Burkhart,
Joseph Burkhart |
October
23, 1911 |
January
1977 |
Lewisville |
|
|
Burkhart, Joseph P.
Burkhart |
|
Oct. 15, 1922 |
Kuhn |
|
|
Burkhart,
Katherine Burkhart |
June
10, 1887 |
May
1982 |
Beallsville |
|
|
Burkhart,
Lena Burkhart |
|
June
21, 1914 |
|
|
|
Burkhart,
Leo Burkhart |
September
19, 1894 |
July
1982 |
Woodsfield |
|
|
Burkhart,
Lillian M. Burkhart |
September
23, 1914 |
March
31, 1993 |
Woodsfield |
|
|
Burkhart,
Magdalena Burkhart |
|
December
15, 1915 |
|
|
|
Burkhart,
Marcella Burkhart |
March
18, 1905 |
March
1979 |
Woodsfield |
|
|
Burkhart,
Margaret Burkhart |
January
3, 1886 |
March
1977 |
Woodsfield |
|
|
Burkhart,
Marie Burkhart |
May
23, 1901 |
January
1982 |
Woodsfield |
|
|
Burkhart,
Martha Burkhart |
|
January
27, 1920 |
|
|
|
Burkhart,
Martha Burkhart |
June
22, 1891 |
December
1976 |
Woodsfield |
|
|
Burkhart,
Mary A. Burkhart |
|
February
5, 1920 |
|
|
|
Burkhart,
Mary Burkhart |
January
27, 1889 |
May
1979 |
Woodsfield |
|
|
Burkhart,
Menna D. Burkhart |
|
September
21, 1919 |
|
|
|
Burkhart,
Michael F. Burkhart |
|
June
26, 1919 |
|
|
|
Burkhart,
Michael N. Burkhart |
August
2, 1918 |
April
19, 1995 |
Woodsfield |
|
|
Burkhart,
Minnie Burkhart |
November
23, 1877 |
September
15, 1966 |
Beallsville |
|
|
Burkhart,
Murl O. Burkhart |
June
27, 1910 |
May
10, 1995 |
Woodsfield |
|
|
Burkhart,
Nick Burkhart |
September
6, 1871 |
February
1966 |
Lewisville |
|
|
Burkhart,
Olivia Burkhart |
February
13, 1880 |
December
1968 |
Woodsfield |
|
|
Burkhart,
Orville A. Burkhart |
November
13, 1912 |
June
9, 1989 |
Lewisville |
|
|
Burkhart,
Orville Burkhart |
September
9, 1909 |
December
2, 1997 |
Woodsfield |
|
|
Burkhart,
Ottilia B. Burkhart |
|
January
22, 1921 |
|
|
|
Burkhart,
Otto Burkhart |
July
31, 1881 |
May
1981 |
Beallsville |
|
|
Burkhart,
Otto Burkhart |
April
21, 1902 |
June
12, 1997 |
Woodsfield |
|
|
Burkhart,
Paul C. Burkhart |
May
31, 1917 |
June
9, 1999 |
Woodsfield |
|
|
Burkhart,
Paul E. Burkhart |
|
November
17, 1916 |
|
|
|
Burkhart,
Peter Burkhart |
June
13, 1907 |
Aug
1981 |
Woodsfield |
|
|
Burkhart,
Philip Burkhart |
|
August
25, 1913 |
|
|
|
Burkhart,
Rebecca Burkhart |
May
8, 1889 |
Mar
1976 |
Woodsfield |
|
|
Burkhart,
Rebecca Burkhart |
May
8, 1889 |
March
1976 |
Woodsfield |
|
|
Burkhart,
Stella Burkhart |
February
7, 1904 |
February
10, 2000 |
Woodsfield |
|
|
Burkhart,
Stillborn Burkhart |
|
May
29, 1917 |
|
|
|
Burkhart,
Sylvester Burkhart |
May
9, 1890 |
July
1982 |
Woodsfield |
|
|
Burkhart,
Sylvester Burkhart |
November
11, 1883 |
February
1970 |
Lewisville |
|
|
Burkhart,
Veronica Burkhart |
|
December
11, 1917 |
|
|
|
Burkhart,
Veronica E. Burkhart |
September
20, 1910 |
December
3, 1995 |
Lewisville |
|
|
Burkhart,
Wendel Burkhart |
|
July
23, 1915 |
|
|
|
Burkhart,
Wendolin Burkhart |
|
February
26, 1914 |
|
|
|
Burnett,
Edward Burnett |
Dec
10, 1915 |
Feb.
1981 |
Woodsfield |
|
|
Burnett,
Emma Burnett |
Aug
26, 1910 |
June
1970 |
Malaga |
|
|
Burns,
Alvie E. Burns |
Feb.
15, 1895 |
Sept.
15, 1990 |
Sardis |
|
|
Burns,
Liberty Burns |
|
June
14, 1917 |
|
|
|
Burns,
Mary Burns |
Aug
1, 1878 |
Dec
1975 |
Sardis |
|
|
Burris,
Willie A. Burris |
|
Oct.
15, 1916 |
|
|
|
Busche,
Carrie Busche |
June
21, 1893 |
Jan
15, 1974 |
Woodsfield |
|
|
Busche,
Christine H. Busche |
|
June
14, 1937 |
|
|
|
Busche,
Frank Busche |
|
April
24, 1931 |
|
|
|
Busche,
Jennie Busche |
May
20, 1884 |
Feb.
1978 |
Sardis |
|
|
Busche,
Laura Busche |
July
20, 1888 |
Feb.
1975 |
Sardis |
|
|
Bush,
Abraham Bush |
|
December
21, 1930 |
|
|
|
Bush,
Phenett Bush |
|
February
1, 1914 |
|
|
|
Buskirk,
Anna B. Buskirk |
|
April
28, 1915 |
|
|
|
Buskirk,
Dennis Buskirk |
|
January
15, 1929 |
|
|
|
Buskirk,
Elizabeth Buskirk |
|
July
22, 1930 |
|
|
|
Buskirk,
John Buskirk |
June
7, 1905 |
Nov
1979 |
Hannibal |
|
|
Buskirk,
Joseph H. Buskirk |
Adams
Township |
April
28, 1916 |
Clarington |
|
|
Buskirk, Joseph H. Buskirk |
Adams Township |
Apr. 28, 1916 |
Clarington |
|
|
Buskirk,
Nedora (Nettie) Buskirk |
|
June
26, 1922 |
Round
Bottom |
|
|
Buskirk, Noah P. Buskirk |
|
Jan. 16, 1923 |
Round Bottom |
|
|
Buskirk,
Roderick A. Buskirk |
|
May
12, 1923 |
|
|
|
Butler,
Bertha L. Butler |
|
November
20, 1916 |
|
|
|
Butler,
Clement Butler |
July
10, 1896 |
April
1982 |
Woodsfield |
|
|
Butler,
James Butler |
August
4, 1920 |
April
15, 1990 |
Clarington |
|
|
Butler,
Mary Butler |
December
28, 1876 |
March
1971 |
Clarington |
|
|
Butler,
Simon Butler |
|
February
27, 1923 |
|
|
|
Butler,
William R. Butler |
|
February
19, 1913 |
|
|
|
Buxton,
Mary B. Buxton |
July
1, 1917 |
Nov
17, 1995 |
Graysville |
|
|
Byers,
(Stillborn) Byers |
|
January
11, 1915 |
|
|
|
Byers,
Edith Byers |
February
7, 1902 |
July
1987 |
Hannibal |
|
|
Byers,
George Byers |
|
July
13, 1914 |
|
|
|
Byers,
Infant Byers |
|
January
21, 1922 |
|
|
|
Byers,
Kenneth Byers |
August
1, 1911 |
January
3, 1994 |
Woodsfield |
|
|
Byers,
Leona B. Byers |
October
14, 1909 |
February
15, 1989 |
Woodsfield |
|
|
Byrd,
Madge Byrd |
Feb.
10, 1900 |
May
1973 |
Beallsville |
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| AllTest.ox | Run Various tests programs for DDP. |
| AllTestOpt.ox | Run Various tests programs for FiveO. |
| BerkovecSternEmet1991.ox | Replicate Berkovec Stern 1991 using DDP. |
| ClientServerTestA.ox | A template and test program for using Client/Server Execution and CFMPI. |
| DynamicWstar.ox | |
| GetStarted.ox | See GetStarted for discussion. |
| GetStartedData.ox | See GetStarted Part 2 for discussion. |
| GilleskieEmet1998.ox | Replicate Gilleskie 1998 using DDP. |
| IJCEmet2009.ox | Replicate Imai, Jain and Ching Econometrica 2009 (incomplete). |
| KeaneWolpinREStat1994.ox | Replicate ?? of Keane and Wolpin (REStat 1994). |
| KennetJAE1994.ox | Replicating Kennet 1994 using DDP. |
| main.ox | Run Example niqlow Programs and Replications. |
| MNP.ox | Multinomial Probit using FiveO. |
| PeerCommunicationTestA.ox | A template for using Peer (Group) Execution. |
| RustEmet1987.ox | Replicate Rust 1987 output using DDP. |
| RustEmet1987mle.ox | Part 2 of replicating Rust (1987): Estimation. |
| RustEmet1987readdata.ox | Read bus data from Rust (1987) to be read into niqlow. |
| StataMNP.ox | Replicate the Stata™ example of multinomial probit, using MNP. |
| TestGHK.ox | Compute a joint normal rectangular probability using Gauss-Hermite and GHK. |
| WolpinEmet1987.ox | Replicate Wolpin (Econometrica 1987), the school to work transition search model. |
| WolpinJPE1984.ox | Replicate Tables 8 and 9 of Wolpin (1982), Yale Economic Growth Center Working Paper No. |
| WolpinJPE1984b.ox | |
| WstarTestb.ox |


enum class BodyPart |
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sealed class Concept
A Concept is a set of phrase that has similar meaning |
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data class Data
Created by erwan on 12/03/2018. |
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class Discussion
Object that handle discussion data. |
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data class NAOqiData |
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class ResConcept : Concept
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class StrConcept : Concept
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enum class TouchState |


Any application has at least one language for user interface. Many applications have more than one. ASP.NET Boilerplate provides a flexible localization system for an application.
The first thing is to declare which languages are supported. This is done in PreInitialize method of your module as shown below:
Configuration.Localization.Languages.Add(new LanguageInfo("en", "English", "famfamfam-flag-england", true));
Configuration.Localization.Languages.Add(new LanguageInfo("tr", "Türkçe", "famfamfam-flag-tr"));
In server side, you can inject and use ILocalizationManager. In client side, you can use abp.localization javascript API to get list of all available languages and the current language. famfamfam-flag-england (and tr) is just a CSS class, you can change it upon your needs. Then you can use it on UI to show related flag.
ASP.NET Boilerplate templates uses this system to show a language-switch combobox to the user. Try to create a template and see source codes for more.
Localization texts can be stored in different sources. Even, you can use more than one source in same application (If you have more than one module, each module can define a seperated localization source, or one module can define multiple source). ILocalizationSource interface should be implemented by a localization source. Then it is registered to ASP.NET Boilerplate's localization configuration.
Each localization source must have a unique source name. There are pre-defined localization source types as defined below.
Localization texts can be stored in XML files. Content of an XML file is something like that:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8" ?>
<localizationDictionary culture="en">
<texts>
<text name="TaskSystem" value="Task System" />
<text name="TaskList" value="Task List" />
<text name="NewTask" value="New Task" />
<text name="Xtasks" value="{0} tasks" />
<text name="CompletedTasks" value="Completed tasks" />
<text name="EmailWelcomeMessage">Hi,
Welcome to Simple Task System! This is a sample
email content.</text>
</texts>
</localizationDictionary>
XML file must be unicode (utf-8). culture="en" declares that this XML file contains English texts. For text nodes; name attribute is used to identify a text. You can use value attribute or inner text (like the last one) to set value of the localization text. We create a seperated XML file for each language as shown below:
SimpleTaskSystem is the source name here and SimpleTaskSystem.xml defines the default language. When a text is requested, ASP.NET Boilerplate gets the text from current language's XML file (finds current language using Thread.CurrentThread.CurrentUICulture). If it does not exists in the current language, it gets the text from default language's XML file.
XML files can be stored in file system or can be embedded into an assembly.
For file system stored XMLs, we can register an XML localization source as shown below:
Configuration.Localization.Sources.Add(
new DictionaryBasedLocalizationSource(
"SimpleTaskSystem",
new XmlFileLocalizationDictionaryProvider(
HttpContext.Current.Server.MapPath("~/Localization/SimpleTaskSystem")
)
)
);
This is done in PreInitialize event of a module (See module system for more info). ASP.NET Boilerplate finds all XML files in given directory and registers the localization source.
For embedded XML files, we should mark all localization XML files as embedded resource (Select XML files, open properties window (F4) and change Build Action as Embedded Resource). Then we can register the localization source as shown below:
Configuration.Localization.Sources.Add(
new DictionaryBasedLocalizationSource(
"SimpleTaskSystem",
new XmlEmbeddedFileLocalizationDictionaryProvider(
Assembly.GetExecutingAssembly(),
"MyCompany.MyProject.Localization.Sources"
)
)
);
XmlEmbeddedFileLocalizationDictionaryProvider gets an assembly containing XML files (GetExecutingAssembly simply refers to current assembly) and a namespace of XML files (namespace is calculated assembly name + folder hierarchy of XML files).
Note: When adding language postfix to embedded XML files, do not use dot notation like 'MySource.tr.xml', instead use dash like 'MySource-tr.xml' since dot notation causes namespacing problems when finding resources.
JSON files can be used to store texts for a localization source. A sample JSON localization file is shown below:
{
"culture": "en",
"texts": {
"TaskSystem": "Task system",
"Xtasks": "{0} tasks"
}
}
JSON files should be unicode (utf-8). culture: "en" declares that this JSON file contains English texts. We create a seperated JSON file for each language as shown below:
MySourceName is the source name here, and MySourceName.json defines the default language. It's similar to XML files.
JSON files can be stored in file system or can be embedded into an assembly.
File file system stored JSONs, we can register a JSON localization source as shown below:
Configuration.Localization.Sources.Add(
new DictionaryBasedLocalizationSource(
"MySourceName",
new JsonFileLocalizationDictionaryProvider(
HttpContext.Current.Server.MapPath("~/Localization/MySourceName")
)
)
);
This is done in PreInitialize event of a module (See module system for more info). ASP.NET Boilerplate finds all JSON files in given directory and registers the localization source.
For embedded JSON files, we should mark all localization JSON files as embedded resource (Select JSON files, open properties window (F4) and change Build Action as Embedded Resource). Then we can register the localization source as shown below:
Configuration.Localization.Sources.Add(
new DictionaryBasedLocalizationSource(
"MySourceName",
new JsonEmbeddedFileLocalizationDictionaryProvider(
Assembly.GetExecutingAssembly(),
"MyCompany.MyProject.Localization.Sources"
)
)
);
JsonEmbeddedFileLocalizationDictionaryProvider gets an assembly containing JSON files (GetExecutingAssembly simply refers to current assembly) and a namespace of JSON files (namespace is calculated assembly name + folder hierarchy of JSON files).
Note: When adding language postfix to embedded JSON files, do not use dot notation like 'MySource.tr.json', instead use dash like 'MySource-tr.json' since dot notation causes namespace problems when finding resources.
Localization text can also be stored in .NET's resource files. We can create a resource file for each language as shown below (Right click to the project, choose add new item then find resources file).
MyTexts.resx contains the default language texts and MyTexts.tr.resx contains texts for Turkish language. When we open MyTexts.resx, we can see all texts:
In this case, ASP.NET Boilerplate uses .NET's built-in resource manager for localization. You should configure a localization source for the resource:
Configuration.Localization.Sources.Add(
new ResourceFileLocalizationSource(
"MySource",
MyTexts.ResourceManager
));
Uniqe name of the source is MySource here. And MyTexts.ResourceManager is a reference to the resource manager to be used to get localized texts. This is done in PreInitialize event of the module (See module system for more info).
A custom localization source can be implemented to store texts in different sources such as in a database. You can directly implement the ILocalizationSource interface or you can use DictionaryBasedLocalizationSource class to make implementation easier (json and xml localization sources also use it). Module zero implements source in the database for example.
ASP.NET Core has it's own mechanism to determine the current language. Abp.AspNetCore package automatically adds ASP.NET Core's UseRequestLocalization middleware to request pipeline. It also adds some special providers. Here, default ordered list of all provides, which determines the current language for an HTTP request:
The UseRequestLocalization middleware is automatically added when you call app.UseAbp() method. But it's suggested that manually add it (in Configure method of Startup class) after authentication middleware if your application uses authentication. Otherwise, localization middleware can now know current user to determine the best language. Example usage:
public void Configure(IApplicationBuilder app, IHostingEnvironment env, ILoggerFactory loggerFactory)
{
app.UseAbp(options =>
{
options.UseAbpRequestLocalization = false; //disable automatic adding of request localization
});
//...authentication middleware(s)
app.UseAbpRequestLocalization(); //manually add request localization
//...other middlewares
app.UseMvc(routes =>
{
//...
});
}
Most of time, you don't need to care about if you are using ABP's localization system properly. See ASP.NET Core localization document to understand it better.
ABP automatically determines current language in every web request and sets current thread's culture (and UI culture). This is how ABP determines it by default:
If you need, you can change special cookie name (it's also the header name) in your module's PreInitialize method. Example:
Configuration.Modules.AbpWeb().Localization.CookieName = "YourCustomName";
After creating a source and register it to the ASP.NET Boilerplate's localization system, texts can be localized easily.
In server side, we can inject ILocalizationManager and use it's GetString method.
var s1 = _localizationManager.GetString("SimpleTaskSystem", "NewTask");
GetString method gets the string from the localization source based on current thread's UI culture. If not found, it fallbacks to default language.
If given string is not defined anywhere then it returns the given string by humanizing and wrapping with [ and ] by default (instead of throwing Exception). Example: If given text is "ThisIsMyText", then result will be "[This is my text]". This behavior is configurable (you can use Configuration.Localization in PreInitialize of your module to change it).
To do not repeat source name always, you can first get the source, then get a string from the source:
var source = _localizationManager.GetSource("SimpleTaskSystem");
var s1 = source.GetString("NewTask");
This returns text in the current language. There are also overrides of GetString to get text in different languages and formatted by arguments.
If we can not inject ILocalizationManager (maybe in a static context that can not reach to the dependency injection), we can simply use LocalizationHelper static class. But prefer injecting and using ILocalizationManager where it's possible since LocalizationHelper is static and statics are not well testable (for who writes unit tests).
If you need to localization in an application service , in an MVC Controller, in a Razor View or in another class derived from AbpServiceBase, there are shortcut L methods.
Localization texts are generally needed in MVC Controller and Views. There is a shortcut for that. See the sample controller below:
public class HomeController : SimpleTaskSystemControllerBase
{
public ActionResult Index()
{
var helloWorldText = L("HelloWorld");
return View();
}
}
L method is used to localize a string. Surely, you must supply a source name. It's done in SimpleTaskSystemControllerBase as shown below:
public abstract class SimpleTaskSystemControllerBase : AbpController
{
protected SimpleTaskSystemControllerBase()
{
LocalizationSourceName = "SimpleTaskSystem";
}
}
Notice that it is derived from AbpController. Thus, you can easily localize texts with L method.
Same L method also exists in views:

<form id="NewTaskForm" role="form">

@L("TaskDescription")
<textarea id="TaskDescription" data-bind="value: task.description" class="form-control" rows="3" placeholder="@L("EnterDescriptionHere")" required></textarea>

@L("AssignTo")
<select id="TaskAssignedPerson" data-bind="options: people, optionsText: 'name', optionsValue: 'id', value: task.assignedPersonId, optionsCaption: '@L("SelectPerson")'" class="form-control"></select>

<button data-bind="click: saveTask" type="submit" class="btn btn-primary">@L("CreateTheTask")</button>
</form>

To make this work, you should derive your views from a base class that sets the source name:
public abstract class SimpleTaskSystemWebViewPageBase : SimpleTaskSystemWebViewPageBase<dynamic>
{
}
public abstract class SimpleTaskSystemWebViewPageBase<TModel> : AbpWebViewPage<TModel>
{
protected SimpleTaskSystemWebViewPageBase()
{
LocalizationSourceName = "SimpleTaskSystem";
}
}
And set this view base class in web.config:
<pages pageBaseType="SimpleTaskSystem.Web.Views.SimpleTaskSystemWebViewPageBase">
All these for controllers and views are ready when you create your solution from one of the ASP.NET Boilerplate templates.
ASP.NET Boilerplate makes possible to use same localization texts in also javascript code. First, you should be added dynamic ABP scripts to the page:

ASP.NET Boilerplate automatically generates needed javascript code to get localized texts in the client side. Then you can easily get a localized text in javascript as shown below:
var s1 = abp.localization.localize('NewTask', 'SimpleTaskSystem');
NewTask is the text name and SimpleTaskSystem is the source name here. To do not repeat source name, you can first get the source then get the text:
var source = abp.localization.getSource('SimpleTaskSystem');
var s1 = source('NewTask');
Localization method can also get additional format arguments. Example:
abp.localization.localize('RoleDeleteWarningMessage', 'MySource', 'Admin');
//shortcut if source is got using getSource as shown above
source('RoleDeleteWarningMessage', 'Admin');
if RoleDeleteWarningMessage = 'Role {0} will be deleted', then localized text will be 'Role Admin will be deleted'.
You can set a default localization source and use abp.localization.localize method without source name.
abp.localization.defaultSourceName = 'SimpleTaskSystem';
var s1 = abp.localization.localize('NewTask');
defaultSourceName is global and works for only one source at a time.
Assume that we use a module which defines it's own localization source. We may need to change it's localized texts, add new texts or translate to other languages. ASP.NET Boilerplate allows extending a localization source. It currently works for XML and JSON files (Actually any localization source implements IDictionaryBasedLocalizationSource interface).
ASP.NET Boilerplate also defines some localization sources. For instance, Abp.Web nuget package defines a localization source named "AbpWeb" as embedded XML files:
Default (English) XML file is like below (only first two texts are shown):
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8" ?>
<localizationDictionary culture="en">
<texts>
<text name="InternalServerError" value="An internal error occurred during your request!" />
<text name="ValidationError" value="Your request is not valid!" />
...
</texts>
</localizationDictionary>
To extend AbpWeb source, we can define XML files. Assume that we only want to change InternalServerError text. We can define an XML file as shown below:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8" ?>
<localizationDictionary culture="en">
<texts>
<text name="InternalServerError" value="Sorry :( It seems there is a problem. Let us to solve it and please try again later." />
</texts>
</localizationDictionary>
Then we can register it on PreInitialize method of our module:
Configuration.Localization.Sources.Extensions.Add(
new LocalizationSourceExtensionInfo("AbpWeb",
new XmlFileLocalizationDictionaryProvider(
HttpContext.Current.Server.MapPath("~/Localization/AbpWebExtensions")
)
)
);
We could use XmlEmbeddedFileLocalizationDictionaryProvider if want to create embedded resource XML files (see Localization sources section). ASP.NET Boilerplate overrides (merges) base localization source with our XML files. We can also add new language files.
Note: We can use JSON files to extend XML files, or vice verse.
ILanguageManager can be used to get a list of all available languages and the current language.
XML files, JSON files and Resource files have own strengths and weaknesses. We suggest to use XML or JSON files instead of Resource files, because;
If you use XML or JSON, it's suggested to do not sort texts by name. Sort them by creation date. Thus, when someone translates it to another language, he/she can easily see which texts are added newly.


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Ohio freshman forward Gabby Burris (#41) tries to get past a Notre Dame College defender in the second half of the Bobcats' win on November 16.
02.15.18
Gabby Burris walked into the Ohio media room, plain-faced and ready to answer questions.
Just minutes before, she had gashed Ball State — in her first career start at Ohio — for a career-high 19 points and eight rebounds in the Bobcats’ victory.
When asked about when she no longer felt like a freshman anymore and when she was grown-up, Burris answered.
Points per game: 9.7
Field goal percentage: 43
Rebounds per game: 4.3
3-point field goal percentage: 32.4
“Today.”
Burris, a Baltimore, Ohio, native, has played a pivotal role for the Bobcats’ success in Mid-American Conference play; she’s doing as being just a freshman.
Her success was to be expected by anyone who watched her or knew of her in high school; at Liberty Union High School, she was the Associated Press Ohio Division III Player of the Year in 2017 and averaged 24.8 points per game and 11.6 rebounds per game after suffering a knee injury during her junior year.
But that was high school. Being the best player on the high school team doesn’t always translate into a college gym. For Burris, however, that success is translating to The Convo.
“Gabby’s a great competitor,” redshirt senior Taylor Agler said. “Coming into college, that’s one of the biggest things is the competition level and the speed of the game just increases, and it’s been an easy transition for Gabby because she is an unbelievable competitor and she loves playing hard.”
That competitive nature that Burris possesses started out earning her a reserve role; she came of the bench in each of the first 20 games. In her first 13 games, she scored over double-digits only four times.
In the 11 games since, though, she has scored in double-digits seven times. In that span, she’s averaging 11.4 points per game. She has taken on a new role, as well. Burris is now a starter as a true freshman, alongside fellow starter and freshman Cierra Hooks.
For Agler, who is the only senior on the team and is largely considered the leader on the floor, it’s easy to teach Burris. Agler knows Burris will listen and do what she’s asked, as well as do her part to make the team successful.
“Having teammates (like Burris) that want to play really hard all the time, that’s just one less thing you have to worry about,” Agler said. “Anyone that makes mistakes, but they’re trying their best and trying their hardest, that’s an easy fix.”
Burris has been crafting her game all season, getting better as time has passed. There was never a time when she thought she was going to earn valuable minutes in the rotation, or even start, this season. She expected nothing and continued to work hard. It paid off.
But in the midst of traveling for a full MAC schedule for the first time while managing classes, Burris isn’t worried about hitting a “freshman wall” and losing production on the court. She just goes about her day.
“I feel like I just go about the day,” Burris said. “Like ‘Oh, I’m kind of tired so I should take a nap.’ I just go with the flow.”
Whatever her day consists of is working. When it was time for her to start her first game, she was sitting on the bench, waiting for her name to be called as the starting lineups were announced. It was different than her usual position behind the bench, cheering on the starters. But that’s OK.
She’s been making plays for the Bobcats all season, but that’s the day she grew up.
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"ADUMMIM "the red ones, a place apparently on the road between Jericho and Jerusalem, “on the south side of the torrent” Wady Kelt, looking toward Gilgal, mentioned Joshua 15:7; 18:17. It was nearly half-way between Jerusalem and Jericho, and now bears the name of Tal-at-ed-Dumm. It is supposed to have been the place referred to in the parable of the Good Samaritan (Luke 10:30-37). Recently a new carriage-road has been completed, and carriages for the first time have come along this road from Jerusalem.
"ADUMMIM "the red ones, a place apparently on the road between Jericho and Jerusalem, “on the south side of the torrent” Wady Kelt, looking toward Gilgal, mentioned Joshua 15:7; 18:17. It was nearly half-way between Jerusalem and Jericho, and now bears the name of Tal-at-ed-Dumm. It is supposed to have been the place referred to in the parable of the Good Samaritan (Luke 10:30-37). Recently a new carriage-road has been completed, and carriages for the first time have come along this road from Jerusalem.


DIE HARD WITH A VENGEANCE A film review by Andrew Hicks Copyright 1996 Andrew Hicks / Fatboy Productions
*** (out of four)
This is no ordinary movie review. It's a movie review _with a vengeance_. Well, no, actually it is just an average review. There's not much vengeance in this good-natured all-American teenage boy. Who am I kidding, I shot a convenience store clerk last week because they were out of Lemonheads.
This third installment in the guy-who-just-won't-die series has the usual contrived explosions and death traps. Sure, I use the word "contrived" in a negative context all the time, but when milked for eye-popping effects and genuine suspense, contrivances can be a great blessing to a movie, a substitute for logic, intelligence or poignancy. DIE HARD, LETHAL WEAPON, TRUE LIES and other such action movies realize their audiences love the far-fetched plots and one-in-a-million odds of survival for the main character.
This time around, Bruce Willis's McClane character (not the New Age guru) is caught up in a cat-and-mouse game with villain Jeremy Irons (the evil Scar from THE LION KING, though it could be argued Elton John was the real villain of the movie), who leads Willis on a series of missions to avoid detonation of bombs in public places. On the first such mission, where Irons sends Bruce Willis to Harlem wearing a huge racial slur on his shirt (the only more dangerous place I can think of to wear such a shirt is the halls of a public high school). That's where he meets up with Zeus (Samuel L. Jackson), who saves him from destruction by a knife-wielding street gang (again, reminiscent of a public high school), only to be drawn into the cat-and-mouse game.
DIE HARD WITH A VENGEANCE quickly becomes a buddy picture, with Willis and Jackson against Irons, who soon loots all the gold from the Federal Reserve Bank while all the city cops are called to locate a bomb in--you guessed it--a public school (you knew I was going somewhere with that "public school" stuff). Jackson is a welcome addition to the DIE HARD series. He would have seemed like a blatant Danny Glover LETHAL WEAPON clone if his character hadn't been a racist, the black-man-with-a-grudge-against-whitey stereotype you wouldn't be surprised to see wearing a black suit and hood. Sad to say, that's all there is in the way of a character sketch for this guy, but he's still not completely wasted here.
Part 3 may not be as good as the other DIE HARD movies, but it is good, non-stop action and explosions. Check your brain at the door (if you have one--a brain, not a door, though it could reasonably be argued that without a door, there would be no place to check you brain, but it doesn't take a brain to figure that out... or a door) and enjoy.
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Written by: Aidan Ripley
At the end of 1998, it's still clear that AOL is dominant, rising up 200 million visits in one year. MSN overtakes Yahoo for 2nd place but just barely, out visiting the other site by 7 million. A lot of newcomers to the top 11 that include Amazon, American Greetings, Infospace, Real.com and Altavista. These websites replaced former top 10 in Geocities, Lycos, Infoseek, ZDNet, Webcrawler and Primenet.
 AOL increases by another 280 million visits, with MSN taking a commanding 2nd place, in which they out viewed Yahoo by 60 million in 1999 alone. 3 new websites hit the top 11 in eBay, About.com and CNET, replacing Real.com, Altavista and Netscape.


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Demo SiteI've built a bunch of android apps; you can find the source code on my Github. Currently I'm working on a Spotify BPM matcher, where the user taps a tempo and it'll pull a song of that tempo from Spotify and play it. Eventually I'll do some DSP magic and make it cooler.
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***1/2 out of ****
Year: 2000. Starring the voices of Julia Sawalha, Mel Gibson, Miranda Richardson, Jane Horrocks, Imelda Staunton, Tony Haygarth, Benjamin Whitrow. Written by Peter Lord & Nick Park (story) and Karey Kirkpatrick (screenplay). Directed by Peter Lord and Nick Park. Rated G.
I know that "funnest" isn't a word. "Fun" is a noun, and therefore cannot be conjugated like an adjective. But that's the word that came to me right after viewing "Chicken Run." No wonder: This is the kind of movie that reduces you to childish expressions, like "That was the funnest movie I've ever seen!"  I can't remember the last time I've seen anything funner.
The chickens at Tweedy's Farm are up to something. Living in a concentration camp-like atmosphere, they are led by one plucky hen called Ginger (voice of Julia Sawalha) who continually comes up with plans for escape -- and always gets caught, subsequently spending day after day in the coal box. One night, a brash American rooster flies in over the fence, calling himself Rocky (Mel Gibson), famous flying rooster and circus performer. Rocky promises to teach the chickens how to fly, and the situation grows more desperate as the nefarious Mrs. Tweedy (Miranda Richardson) decides to abandon the farm's egg-selling plan for a pie-selling plan.  What sort of pies? Chicken pies, of course.
Co-director Nick Park and his studio, Aardman Animation, produced three Oscar-winning short films: "Creature Comforts," "The Wrong Trousers," and "A Close Shave." The latter two were the second and third installments of a trilogy starring the delightful team Wallace & Gromit, a man and his dog famous for getting themselves into increasingly peculiar adventures. Part of what made the "Wallace" films brilliantly entertaining was Park's uncanny ability to make an old story seem new. "The Wrong Trousers," for example, pulled out a lot of old Hitchcockian suspense tricks, and "A Close Shave" owed a great deal of inspiration to classic detective stories. But in the hands of Park and his team, the stories felt fresh and inspired, and not the least bit contrived.
Now teaming with co-director Peter Lord, Park has created a similar creature in "Chicken Run." The plot is largely lifted from "The Great Escape" (watch for a quick reference to the ball-bouncing scene), with some Spielberg-inspired action sequences providing the excitement. Thing is, the film doesn't feel like it's been lifted from somewhere else; "Chicken Run" feels fresh, alive, like nothing else ever done. Part of it is the original idea: Who in the world came up with the idea to make a prisoners-of-war movie starring chickens? Park and Lord milk the incongruity for all it's worth: The characters treat their situation as if it were dead serious, and to them, it is. But they're *chickens*, so it's funny to us.
Another thing that helps "Chicken Run" (and most of Park's films) succeed is the animators' subtle way of giving nods to the very films they're cribbing. There are references to "The Great Escape," obviously, and "Stalag 17." The chase sequence inside the chicken grinder parodies both "Raiders of the Lost Ark" and "Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom." There's even a nod to "The Blues Brothers," if you can believe it, and the filmmakers even get in a little light-hearted ribbing at the expense of their star voice actor, taking a couple of very subtle jabs at Mel Gibson's nationality and film history. The "Braveheart" reference is a hoot if you catch it.
When you consider just how fine a line resides between a funny parody and a redundant one, "Chicken Run" is downright brilliant in its execution. Consider this: Since July of last year, I've seen dozens upon dozens of "Blair Witch Project" parodies, on television, on the radio, and online. Out of all those, maybe one or two were amusing, the rest tiresome. Why? Because once you got past the thought that "they're parodying that‘ Blair Witch' movie," most of the parodies had nothing to offer -- no insight, no original idea, no greater purpose.  Conversely, "Chicken Run" doesn't lean on its parodies -- the film references are never the sole focus of any scene. If you've never seen "Indiana Jones," the chase sequence is still fun. Even if you have no idea who Mel Gibson is, Rocky remains an interesting character. Park, Lord, and screenwriter Karey Kirkpatrick realize that an audience does not need a parody shoved in their faces before it's understood, and as a result, "Chicken Run" is filled with visual and verbal jabs that are never too obvious, but not quite vague either. Enjoyment of this movie doesn't require knowledge of film history, but if you've got it, "Chicken Run" is that much richer.
The voice cast turns in uniformly lively performances, and the characters they play are given so many subtle nuances that it's hard not to fall in love with every one of them. Ginger is perfect, spunky and opinionated, but with a soft heart that forbids her to leave her companions behind, and Julia Sawalha (known as the cute mousy girl on "Absolutely Fabulous") nails it. She has warm, human chemistry with Gibson, whose Rocky hides his personal doubt under a brash gung-ho veneer. The characters' inevitable romance doesn't feel contrived, but sweet. Poor Mr. Tweedy (Tony Haygarth) suspects the chickens are organizing in some way, but his limited intellect prevents him from figuring things out, and his overbearing wife certainly isn't any help. Jane Horrocks delivers a lovely voice characterization as tragically optimistic Babs (a hen that runs away with most of the best one-liners, all while perpetually crocheting a sweater), and two supply-trading rats that seem to have walked straight out of a Monty Python sketch nearly steal the show during the lively central swing-dancing sequence. They even come up with an inspired riff on something that's baffled scholars and theologians alike for decades: the chicken vs. egg dilemma. One might have expected this inevitable joke to come off as wearisome, but as with most of "Chicken Run," it comes as a delightful surprise.
The film manages to cross all barriers; it should be accessible to both children and adults, Brits and Yanks, rats and chickens. The animation is first-rate. Remember that this was all done the old-fashioned way, with actual humans moving clay figurines around on a tiny set bit by painstaking bit, and you see just how truly remarkable "Chicken Run" really is. This movie possesses that same quality that makes Pixar Studios' animation great: precise and unwavering attention to detail. As in such top-notch family fare as "A Bug's Life" or "Toy Story 2," "Chicken Run" has something to offer in nearly every frame. Certainly a passive viewer can enjoy it as a straightforward story with a worthwhile moral and some surprisingly touching scenes, but a active, attentive viewers will enjoy it even more because they'll catch all the details.
Anyway, the movie's just a boatload of fun. Funnest damn movie I've seen all year.
-reviewed by Shay Casey
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