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507.
Pittsburgh Area Newspaper, Pittsburgh, Allegheny, Pennsylvania.
508.
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509.
Pittsburgh Sun-Telegraph (Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania).
510.
Portrait, Francisco Photography Studio archive, Clarke Historical Library, Mount Pleasant, Isabella, Michigan.
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511.
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http://www.archive.org/: accessed.
513.
R. L. Polk and Company, Saginaw Directory 1921, Volume 36 (Saginaw, Michigan: R. L. Polk and Company, 1921); digital images, Internet Archive, Internet Archive (
http://www.archive.org/: accessed.
515.
Rademacher, (Unknown), Correspondence from Evelyn Mary Rademacher's Daughter (Letter from Karen Golden, August 2000).
[Three page summary of Evelyn Mary (Rademacher) Earl and Willis Kentwood Earl, their parents and children. This was prepared by a daughter.]
516.
Rademacher, Debbie, Correspondence from Rademacher, Debbie.
519.
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[1003889 (Volumes 1-4)
1003890 (Volumes 5-8)
1003891 (Volume 9)]
520.
Reverend Michael D. Murphy, Funeral Homily For Ernest Voisin; (East Lansing, Michigan: St. Thomas Acquinas Catholic Church, 1987).
521.
Richard C. Brown, Erie County and the Civil War: Adventures in Western New York History, Volume XVIII (Buffalo and Erie County Historical Society, 1973); portable document format, The Buffalo and Erie County Historical Society, Museum Education (
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523.
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524.
Rogers, Kristin Ann (Golden), Correspondence from Rogers, Kristin (1994).
[My cousin Kirstin responded to a survey I conducted to gather the names and birthdates of her and her children.]
525.
Ruth Phyllis Voisin, "Five Year Diary,"; Personal Diary, 1942-1946, Turtle Creek, Pennsylvania; privately held by John M. Voisin, 132 Lovvorn Lane, Huntsville, Alabama, 2011. Estate of Ruth P. Voisin.
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527.
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528.
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529.
Sacred Heart Parish to whom it may concern, 6 May 1943, Mount Pleasant, Isabella, Michigan, Estate of John Ernest Voisin, Huntsville, Madison, Alabama.
530.
Saint Joseph Catholic Church, of Black Creek, of New Germany, of Snyder, Ontario.
531.
Salyers, Paul, Correspondence from Salyers, Paul <> [January 2003].
[Mr. Salyers is a distant cousin who contacted me via Internet. He provided information on Sam Bierschbach and Louisa Yuncker.]
532.
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http://www.archive.org/: accessed.
[Diane relates, "The present cemetery is the second St. Mary's Cemetery -- if memory serves me, the caretaker told me that it opened about 1870. Remains from the original cemetery were transferred to the new one, and most were buried in a common grave (unmarked) somewhere in the northwest section of the present cemetery."]
534.
Schafer, Diane Kaye, Data from Diane Schafer (August 2000.)
[Diane is a fifth cousin who transcribed tombstones at the St. Mary's cemetery in Westphalia, Clinton, Michigan. She provided information about the ancestors and descendants of her third-great granduncle, Nikolaus Pohl (b. 1795) and his brother, her third-great grandfather Johann Peter Pohl (b. 1802).]
535.
Schafer, Diane, Correspondence from Schafer, Diane.
537.
Settlage, Mary Helen (Voisin), Correspondence from Settlage, Mary (Probably 1973).
[Mary is my second cousin. She responded to a survey conducted by my aunt Mary Lou in preparation for a family reunion. Either she or her husband Theodore responded to the survey.]
538.
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539.
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540.
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541.
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543.
Smith, Irene Margaret (Blasen), Correspondence from Smith, Irene (February 2002, September 2003).
[Irene is my first cousin, once removed. She provided information about her family and ancestors.]
545.
Southwest Contractor and Manufacturer, Volume 18, Number 17, Los Angeles, California, February 24, 1917, page 31.
546.
Southwest Contractor and Manufacturer, Volume 18, Number 18, Los Angeles, California, March 3, 1917, page 21.
547.
St. John the Baptist (Alden, New York), Church Records; FHL microfilm 1292868.
548.
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550.
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