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6		Abel, Baby Daughter of Lee
7		Abel, Charles
8		Abel, Lucinda Elizabeth UNKNOWN
9		Abel, Rosa UNKNOWN
10		Abel, Walter Lee
11		Abel, Ward
12		Abel, William Herbert
13		Acacia Park Cemetery Cemetery Map	Chicago, Cook Co., Illinois - Acacia Park Cemetery Harriet E. Fischer Watson William James Watson
14		Acacia Park Cemetery - Chicago, Cook Co., Illinois Entrance to Acacia Park	Chicago, Cook Co., Illinois - Acacia Park Cemetery
15		At least one living or private individual is linked to this item - Details withheld.	Family: Living/Living (F35235)
16		Adams Cemetery Cleveland County, North Carolina	Cleveland Co., North Carolina - Adams Cemetery
17		Adams, Abednago	Abednego B. Adams
18		Adams, Abigai Smith First Lady Of The United States
19		Adams, Della M. Green	Della M. Green
20		Adams, Frances "Fanny" Rippy	Frances "Fanny" R. Rippy
21		Adams, John 2nd President of the United States
22		Adams, John Quincy 6th President of the United States
23		Adams, L. A. "Jack"
24		Adams, L. A. (Jack) & Mabel UNKNOWN
25		Adams, Louisa Catherine Johnson First Lady of the United States
26		Adams, Mabel UNKNOWN
27		Adams, Susie
28		Adkisson, Absalom
29		Adkisson, Sarah UNKNOWN
30		Agnew, Emma	Emma E. Agnew
31		Agnew, Helen Louise UNKNOWN
32		Agnew, Hugh Samuel	Hugh Samuel Agnew
33		Agnew, Hugh Samuel	Hugh Samuel Agnew, Jr.
34		Agnew, Infant Son
35		Agnew, James Mack	James Mack Agnew
36		Agnew, Lavada Gattis	Lavada E. Gattis
37		Agnew, Lena "Belle" Hoskins	Lena "Belle" Hoskins
38		Agnew, Oscy Mae	Oscy May Agnew
39		Agnew. Kenneth and Dortha UNKNOWN
40		Agnew. Mittie
41		Akers Chapel and Cemetery Pike County, Illinois	Hull, Pike Co., Illinois - Akers Chapel Cemetery
42		Alber of Saxe Coburg and Gotha 1840
43		Albright, William & Sophia Kroenke - 1910 Census Residing in Chicago, Ill at the time of the census	Lucille Albright Wilbert "William" "Bill" Albright William Frederick Albright Emil Kroenke Gertrude "Sophia" Kroenke Emma Rucklinsky
44		Albright, William & Sophia Kroenke - 1920 Census Residing on Winchester Ave at the time of the census	Geraldine "Gerry" Albright Lucille Albright Wilbert "William" "Bill" Albright William Frederick Albright Emil Kroenke Gertrude "Sophia" Kroenke Emma Rucklinsky
45		Albright, William & Sophia Kroenke - 1930 Census Residence at the time of the 1930 census	Lucille Albright Wilbert "William" "Bill" Albright William Frederick Albright James Fucik Gertrude "Sophia" Kroenke
46		Aldridge, William and Viola UNKNOWN Son Raymond
47		Alethea Talbot Countess of Arundel	Alethea Talbot, Lady
48		Alex, T.A.
49		Alexander II of Scotland Steel engraving and enhancement of the Great Seal of Alexander II, King of Alba (Scotland).
50		Alexander III of Scotland
51		Alexander Park Lawn Cemetery Evansville, Vanderburgh Co., Indiana	Alexander Park Lawn Cemetery - Park Lawn Cemetery and Mausoleum, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, Ind
52		Alexander, Antheny and Margie Carver	Anthony S. Alexander Marjorie Carver
53		Alexander, Arthur and Lydia Ray	Charles Arthur Alexander Lydia Louise Ray
54		Alexander, Brian Edward
55		Alexander, Lora and Sylvia	Lora May Alexander Sylvia Alexander
56		Alexander, Mary Stevens
57		Alexander, Orvil	Orvil Alexander
58		Alexander, Robert Lee
59		Alexander, Ronald and Kolenda UNKNOWN
60		AlexanderIIOfScotland..Seal (Small).JPG
61		AlexanderIIOfScotlandSeal.JPG
62		Allen Children Children of F.D. and L.A.
63		Allen, Dina UNKNOWN
64		Allen, Freda UNKNOWN
65		Allen, George Leonard and Cora Nadine Woods
66		Allen, James Riley
67		Allen, L.W. and Sarah Ann Springer Daughter of Eliza Wilbur Springer and Jamie Hillhouse
68		Allen, Levi
69		Allen, Martin Lee
70		Allen, Melvina
71		Allen, Moses
72		Allen, Pamela UNKNOWN
73		Allendorph, Eugene W. and Anne W. Bushnell Marriage License	Family: Eugene W. Allendorf/Annie Bushnell (F33873)
74		Allison, Nannie UNKNOWN
75		Ally, Elihus
76		Alverson, Amanda
77		Alverson, Andrew J.	Andrew J. Alverson
78		Alverson, Annie Pertima O'Connor	Living
79		Alverson, Berta J. UNKNOWN
80		Alverson, Charles H.
81		Alverson, Elijah	Elijah Alverson
82		Alverson, James L.
83		Alverson, Katie UNKNOWN
84		Alverson, U. Smith & Mary E. UNKNOWN
85		American Civil War
86		american eagle
87		Amlin, Louie B. and Matilda UNNKNOWN
88		Amlin, R. Huston
89		Amlin, R.C and Perlina Payne
90		Anderson, John L. and Sarah Linder
91		Anderson, John L. Jr.
92		Andrus, Anna "Annie" Carolyn - Minnesota Death Index	Anne "Annie" Carolyn Qualley
93		Andrus, Anna Carolyn & Children - 1925 North Dakota Census Residing in Ibsen Township, Richland Co., North Dakota at the time of the census	Clayton Andrus Freda Andrus Anne "Annie" Carolyn Qualley
94		Andrus, Anne Carolyn & Family - 1920 Census Residing in Ibsen Township, District 130, Richland Co., North Dakota at the time of the census	Anne "Annie" Carolyn Qualley
95		Andrus, Anne Carolyn & Family - 1930 Census Residing in Nilsen Township, District 23, Wilkin Co., Minnesota in the home of her daughter Mable & her Family at the time of the census	Freda Andrus Anne "Annie" Carolyn Qualley
96		Andrus, Elner Willis - WWI Draft Registration	Elner Willis "Twin" Andrus
97		Andrus, Fred H. & Carolyn Anne Qualley - 1910 Census Residing in Helendale Township, Richland Co., North Dakota at the time of the census	Annie Andrus Elner Willis "Twin" Andrus Emma Andrus Fred H. Andrus Henry M. "Twin" Andrus Mable E. Andrus Walter "Wallie" S. Andrus Anne "Annie" Carolyn Qualley
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99		Angers Castle (Château d’Angers) Is a castle in the city of Angers, in the département of Maine-et-Loire, in France. The fortress of Angers, on a rocky ridge overhanging the river Maine, was one of the sites inhabited by the Romans because of its strategic defensive location. In the 9th century, the fortress came under the authority of the powerful Counts of Anjou, becoming part of the Angevin empire of the Plantagenet Kings of England during the 12th century. In 1204, the region was conquered by Philip II and an enormous château was built during the minority of his grandson, Louis IX ("Saint Louis") in the early part of the 13th century. Nearly 600 m (2,000 ft) in circumference, and protected by seventeen massive towers, the walls of the château encompass 6.17 acres (25,000 m²). Two pairs of towers form the city and landward entrances of the château. Each of the towers was once 40 metres in height, but they were later cut down for the use of artillery pieces. The Tour du Moulin is the only tower which conserves the original elevation. In 1352, John II le Bon, gave the château to his son, Louis I. Married to the daughter of the wealthy Duke of Brittany, Louis had the château modified, and in 1373 commissioned the famous Apocalypse Tapestry from the painter Hennequin de Bruges and the Parisian tapestry-weaver Nicolas Bataille. Louis II (Louis I's son) and Yolande d'Aragon added a chapel (1405–12) and royal apartments to the complex. The chapel is a sainte chapelle, the name given to churches which enshrined a relic of the Passion. The relic at Angers was a splinter of the fragment of the True Cross which had been acquired by Louis IX. In the early 15th century, the hapless dauphin who, with the assistance of Joan of Arc would become King Charles VII, had to flee Paris and was given sanctuary at the château in Angers. In 1562, Catherine de' Medici had the château restored as a powerful fortress, but, her son, Henry III, reduced the height of the towers and had the towers and walls stripped of their embattlements; Henry III used the castle stones to build streets and develop the village of Angers. Nonetheless, under threat of attacks from the Huguenots, the king maintained the château's defensive capabilities by making it a military outpost and by installing artillery on the château's upper terraces. At the end of the 18th century, as a military garrison, it showed its worth when its thick walls withstood a massive bombardment by cannons from the Vendean army. Unable to do anything else, the invaders simply gave up. A military academy was established in the château to train young officers in the strategies of war. In a twist of fate, Arthur Wellesley, 1st Duke of Wellington, best known for taking part in the defeat of Napoleon Bonaparte at the Battle of Waterloo, was trained at the Military Academy of Angers. Still a part of the French military, the chateau was severely damaged during World War II by the Nazis when a munitions storage dump inside the château exploded. Today, owned by the City of Angers, the massive, austere château has been converted to a museum housing the oldest and largest collection of medieval tapestries in the world, with the 14th century "Apocalypse Tapestry" as one of its priceless treasures. As a tribute to its fortitude, the château has never been taken by any invading force in history. On January 10, 2009, the chateau suffered severe damage from a accidental fire due to short-circuiting. The Royal Logis, which contains old tomes and administrative offices, was the most heavily damaged part of the chateau, resulting in 400m2 of the roof being completely burnt. Thankfully, the Tapestries of the Apocalypse were not damaged. Total damages have been estimated at 2 million Euros. According to Christine Albanel, the Minister of Culture, the expected date of completion for the restoration is the second trimester of 2009.	Angers, Maine-et-Loire Department, Pays de la Loire Region, France - Angers Castle (Château d’Angers
100		Angers Castle (Château d’Angers) The Château d'Angers is a castle in the city of Angers in the Loire Valley, in the département of Maine-et-Loire, in France. It is located on a rocky ridge overhanging the river Maine. Originally this château was built as a fortress one of the sites inhabited by the Romans because of its strategic defensive location. In the 9th century, the fortress came under the authority of the powerful Counts of Anjou, becoming part of the Angevin empire of the Plantagenet Kings of England during the 12th century. In 1204, the region was conquered by Philip II and an enormous château was built during the minority of his grandson, Louis IX ("Saint Louis") in the early part of the 13th century. In 1352, John II le Bon, gave the château to his son, Louis I. Married to the daughter of the wealthy Duke of Brittany, Louis had the château modified, and in 1373 commissioned the famous Apocalypse Tapestry from the painter Hennequin de Bruges and the Parisian tapestry-weaver Nicolas Bataille. In the early 15th century, the hapless dauphin who, with the assistance of Joan of Arc would become King Charles VII, had to flee Paris and was given sanctuary at the château in Angers. Louis II (Louis I's son) and Yolande d'Aragon added a chapel (1405–12) and royal apartments to the complex. The chapel is a sainte chapelle, the name given to churches which enshrined a relic of the Passion. The relic at Angers was a splinter of the fragment of the True Cross which had been acquired by Louis IX. In 1562, Catherine de' Medici had the château restored as a powerful fortress, but, her son, Henry III, reduced the height of the towers and had the towers and walls stripped of their embattlements; Henry III used the castle stones to build streets and develop the village of Angers. Nonetheless, under threat of attacks from the Huguenots, the king maintained the château's defensive capabilities by making it a military outpost and by installing artillery on the château's upper terraces. At the end of the 18th century, as a military garrison, it showed its worth when its thick walls withstood a massive bombardment by cannons from the Vendean army. Unable to do anything else, the invaders simply gave up. A military academy was established in the château to train young officers in the strategies of war. In a twist of fate, Arthur Wellesley, 1st Duke of Wellington, best known for taking part in the defeat of Napoleon Bonaparte at the Battle of Waterloo, was trained at the Military Academy of Angers. Today, owned by the City of Angers, the massive, austere château has been converted to a museum housing the oldest and largest collection of medieval tapestries in the world, with the 14th century "Apocalypse Tapestry" as one of its priceless treasures. As a tribute to its fortitude, the château has never been taken by any invading force in history.
101		Angle, Earl
102		Angle, John
103		Angle, Kathryn Sue
104		Angle, Philip and Nora Alice Standley
105		Angle, Phillip and Martha UNKNOWN
106		Angle, Sara Helen J.
107		Angle, Wayne and Pansy UNKNOWN
108		Angle, Wilma UNKNOWN
109		Anna Maria Maurica - "Anna of Austria" Queen consort of France and Navarre	Anna Maria Mauricia, Anne Of Austria
110		Anne of Austria	Anne, Of Austria
111		Anne of Cleves Queen of England	Anne, Of Cleves
112		Anne Oldenburg Of Denmark Princess of Denmark	Anne Oldenburg, Of Denmark
113		Annis, Minnie Edith Wilson Death Certificate	Minnie Edith Wilson
114		Annis, Noah Dyer Death Certificate	Noah Dyer Annis
115		Annne Darce Countess of Arundel	Anne Dacre
116		Antoinette of Bourbonn	Antoinette, Of Bourbon
117		Arlington Cemetery Moville, Woodbury County, Iowa	Moville, Woodbury Co., Iowa - Arlington Cemetery
118		Arms of Francis Duke of Teck
119		Arms of William the Conqueror
120		Armstrong
121		Armstrong, Clifton
122		Armstrong, Earl H.
123		Armstrong, Henry W. and Annie UNKNOWN
124		Armstrong, Joseph & Dau. Sarah - 1900 Census Residing in Civil District 8, Sumner Co. Tennessee at the time of the census	Joseph Gray Armstrong Sarah Jane Armstrong
125		Armstrong, Matthew & Sarah Holland - 1850 Census Residing in District 10, Sumner Co., Tennessee at the time of the census	Matthew Armstrong, * Sarah Holland, *
126		Armstrong, Murchie
127		Armstrong, Robert & Malinda Strother - 1850 Census Residing in District 10, Sumner Co., Tennessee at the time of the census	James Robert Armstrong John Christmas Armstrong Mary Armstrong Matthew "Mack" Tomkins Armstrong Robert "Rob" T. Armstrong Sarah A. Armstrong Melinda Strother
128		Armstrong, Robert & Malinda Strother - 1870 Census Residing in Township 3 Range 3, Marion Co., Illinois at the time of the census	John Christmas Armstrong Joseph Watson Armstrong Robert "Rob" T. Armstrong Melinda Strother
129		Armstrong, Robert & Malinda Strother - 1880 Census Residing in Alma, Marion Co., Illinois at the time of the census	Joseph Watson Armstrong Robert "Rob" T. Armstrong Melinda Strother
130		Armstrong, Vera
131		Arnett, Melvina Close Up
132		Arnett, Melvina UNKNOWN
133		Arnold Schwarzenegger Austrian American bodybuilder, actor, model, businessman, and politician, currently serving as the 38th Governor of the state of California.
134		Arthur Tudor Prince of Wales	Arthur Tudor, Prince of Wales
135		Arthur, Ellen Lewis Herndon First Lady of the United States
136		Arthur, Chester 21st President of the United States
137		Arundel Cathedral
138		Arundel House arundelhouse17thcentury.jpg Etching by Wenzel Hollar
139		Asher, Chloe UNKNOWN
140		Asher, John
141		Ashley and Grandma Mary Kathleen Wilson (Small).jpg
142		Auldridge, Zelma Pearl Carney
143		AusterfieldYorkEnglandTheManorHouse.JPG
144		Austin, Floyd Dale and Janet Kayun UNKNOWN
145		Austin, Rebecca
146		Autry, Bertha UNKNOWN
147		Avery, America Cantrell
148		Baalack - 1900 Census Record.jpg
149		Baalack, Herman Robert. WWI - Draft Registration	Herman August Baalack
150		Baalack, Robert & Maria Anderson - 1900 Census Record Resdiding on Vedder St, Chicago, Cook Co., Illinois	Maria Louise Anderson Ethel Baalack Hildur "Hilda" Theresa Baalack Maria "Marie" Baalack Robert Baalack
151		Bacher, Arthur and Mary UNKNOWN
152		Bacher, Clarence
153		Bacher, Fred and Leona Unknown
154		Bacher, Margurit and Mary
155		Bacher, Rudolf and Margaret H. Unknown
156		Bader, John & Margaret Wicks -1920 Census Residng in Precinct 111, District 227, Sioux City, Woodbury Co., Iowa at the time of the census	Delores D. Bader Evelyn "Babe" Bader Jahn "John" D. Bader Violet Bader Margaret Ida Wicks
157		Bader, John & Margaret Wicks -1925 Iowa Census Residing in Sioux City, Woodbury Co., Iowa at the time of the census	Delores D. Bader Evelyn "Babe" Bader Jahn "John" D. Bader Violet Bader Margaret Ida Wicks
158		Bader, John D. - Social Security Death Index	Jahn "John" D. Bader
159		Bader, John D. - WWI Draft Registration	Jahn "John" D. Bader
160		Bagley, John and Sarah UNKNOWN
161		Bailey, A.R. & Mary Artie Brourlee
162		Bailey, Ben & Lola - 1920 Census Residing at 620 Grand Avenue, McAlester, Pittsburg Co., Oklahoma at the time of the census	Living Benjamin (Benton?) H. Bailey Caroline Bailey Living Living Living Lola Caroline UNKNOWN
163		Bailey, Ben H. & Mary - 1930 Census Record Residing on W. 15th Street in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Co., Oklahoma at the time of the census record	Benjamin H. Bailey, Sr. Mary W. UNKNOWN
164		Bailey, Charles & Emily J Russell - 1860 Census Township 2 S Range 4 E, Mt Vernon Post Office, Jefferson Co., Illinois next to her parents at the time of the census	Charles Wesley Bailey Emeline "Emily" Jane Russell William Wesley Russell, Rev.
165		Bailey, Joseph "Wirt"
166		Bailey, Katherine (Kate),Rose (Rosie) M. Bailey, Ben Bailey & Lola UNKNOWN (Ben's Wife).jpg
167		Bailey, Lena
168		Bailey, Minnie Mae Coffman
169		Bailey, Ward H. & Laura - 1850 Census Record Prairie Township, Franklin Co., Arkansas at the time of the census	Ward H. Bailey, M.D.
170		Bailey, Ward H. & Laura - 1860 Census Record Residing in Creek Nation, Indian Lands, Arkansas at the time of the census	Benjamin H. Bailey, Sr. Emma Bailey Ward H. Bailey, M.D. Ward H. Bailey Laura UNKNOWN
171		Bailey, Ward H. & Laura - 1870 Census Record Residing in Marion Township, Sebastian Co., Arkansas at the time of the census	Benjamin H. Bailey, Sr. Ward H. Bailey, M.D. Ward H. Bailey Laura UNKNOWN
172		Baird, Andrew and Mahala Kimball Burton - 1850 Census Residing in Montgomery, Gibson Co., Indiana at the time of the census record	Andrew Baird Elizabeth Baird Nancy Baird Silas Webster Baird Elizabeth Burton Francis H. Burton Sarah F. Burton William F. Burton Mahala Kimball
173		Baker Deana Grace UNKNOWNn
174		Baker, Endymian & Sarah Tuckness - 1870 Census Record Residing in Pleasant Hill, Clackamas Co., Oregon at the time of the census record	Alison Baker Edward Lafayette Baker Elizabeth Jane Baker Emma Louis Baker Endymian Baker Harriet E. Baker Henry Jehue Baker Laura Vasaline Baker Sara Jane Tuckness
175		Baker, James M
176		Baker, Lucinda UNKNOWN
177		Baldridge Cemetery Sumner Co., Tennessee	Sumner Co., Tennessee - Baldridge Cemetery
178		Baldridge Cemetery Sumner Co., Tennessee	Rome Township, Jefferson Co., Illinois - Baldridge Cemetery
179		Baldridge Cemetery Sumner Co., Tennessee	Sumner Co., Tennessee - Baldridge Cemetery
180		Baldridge Cemetery Sumner Co., Tennessee	Sumner Co., Tennessee - Baldridge Cemetery
181		Baldridge Cemetery Sumner Co., Tennessee	Sumner Co., Tennessee - Baldridge Cemetery
182		Baldridge Cemetery Sumner Co., Tennessee - Baldridge Graves	Sumner Co., Tennessee - Baldridge Cemetery
183		Baldridge Cemetery Sumner Co., Tennessee	Sumner Co., Tennessee - Baldridge Cemetery
184		Baldridge Cemetery - Sumner Co., Tennessee Cemetery is located on side yard of private home	Sumner Co., Tennessee - Baldridge Cemetery
185		Baldridge Family With Molina's July 2007.jpg
186		Baldridge Graves
187		Baldridge Graves
188		Baldridge, Alexander & Jane Collins - 1860 Census Residing in Callaway, Pauldingville Post Office, St Charles Co., Missouri at the time of the census	Alexander Baldridge Andy Baldridge Buchanan Baldridge Fanny Baldridge Francis Baldridge George W. Baldridge James R. Baldridge Mary Baldridge Nancy Baldridge Pamelia Baldridge Jane Collins
189		Baldridge, Alexander & Jane Collins - 1870 Census Residing in North Township, Sharp Co., Arkansas at the time of the census near Charles W. Baldridge	Alexander Baldridge Buchanan Baldridge Francis Baldridge Mary Baldridge Thomas B. Baldridge Jane Collins
190		Baldridge, Alexander & Jane Collins - 1880 Census Residing in North Township, Sharp Co., Arkansas at the time of the census	Alexander Baldridge Buchanan Baldridge Thomas B. Baldridge Jane Collins
191		Baldridge, Alexander and Jane Collins Marriage Record	Family: Alexander Baldridge/Jane Collins (F26044)
192		Baldridge, Alvin White & Margaret Barr - 1850 Cenus Residing in District 6, Sumner Co., Tennessee at the time of the census	Alvin White Baldridge Mary "Ann" Baldridge Richard Baldridge Stephen Baldridge William Baldridge Margaret Barr
193		Baldridge, Amy Louise Daughter of George Washington Baldridge & Phoebe Elitiry Lane	Amy Louise Baldridge
194		Baldridge, Andrew J. & Jane Williams - 1860 Census Residing in District 2, Cedar Hill Post Office, Weakley Co., Tennessee at the time of the census	Alonzo T. Baldridge Andrew J. Baldridge Living Nelson A. Baldridge Samuel J. Baldridge William J. Baldridge Living
195		Baldridge, Andrew Jackson & Martha Dawson Ancestry.com - Added by HarleySalsman on 17 Jan 2009	Andrew Jackson Baldridge Martha Dawson
196		Baldridge, Ann (Hixie) Worsham - 1900 Census Residing in Civil District 15, White House Post Office, Sumner Co., Tennessee in the home of her son Robert "Robin" at the census	Ann "Hixie" Worsham
197		Baldridge, Ann Hixie Worsham	Ann "Hixie" Worsham
198		Baldridge, Ann Hixie Worsham	Ann "Hixie" Worsham
199		Baldridge, Anna King & Her Children Back Row (Left to Right) Eunice R. Baldridge, Oscar Efton, Charles "Clyde" Baldridge Bottom Row (Left to Right) Mary "Mable" Baldridge & Mother Anna "Annie" King Baldridge	Charles "Clyde" Baldridge Eunice "Unice" Roseanna Baldridge Mary "Mable" Baldridge Oscar Efton Baldridge Anna "Annie" King
200		Baldridge, Anne Eileen Fuller Daughter of Thomas Chester "Pryne" Fuller and Mable Elizabeth Andrus and Wife of Harold Efton Baldridge	Anne Eileen Fuller

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