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Additional LONG Surnames in MILLER (SILVERTON) Cemetery
LONG, AlbertLONG, Bonita MaeLONG, James DonaldLONG, Cora ALONG, James JLONG, Henry CLONG, Delilah JLONG, Shade MLONG, Maude IvyLONG, VirdaLONG, Charles GLONG, Anna OLONG, Vira ELONG, Della HLONG, Eldon RayLONG, Elsie MLONG, Jack NLONG, NettieLONG, Rutha Additional LONG Surnames in MARION County
LONG, KateLONG, Albert WilliamLONG, James MorrisonLONG, James A GarfieldLONG, Jennie SarahLONG, John ALONG, Paul MLONG, Cecilia MLONG, RachelLONG, Samuel OwenLONG, Ella MaeLONG, Lovena OliveLONG, Pearl MableLONG, John CLONG, Earl LLONG, EdnaLONG, Florence MyrtleLONG, Samuel ErwinLONG, Mary ELONG, Samuel RLONG, WalterLONG, Asenith FLONG, Donald CLONG, Paul TurnerLONG, Troy Ernest, SrLONG, Loretta AnnLONG, Norman FrankLONG, hazel ELONG, Martin SLONG, IvyLONG, Jean MaxineLONG, Jean MaxineLONG, Audrey PaulineLONG, Clara DLONG, DelbertLONG, Doris PearlLONG, Elsie LeonaLONG, Orville BLONG, LaurelLONG, George ErwinLONG, VivianLONG, JeanetteLONG, John RayLONG, Wevie CLONG, Mamie RuthLONG, Ralph WarrenLONG, Virgil PrestonLONG, Audrey JaneLONG, David ALONG, BillLONG, JanetLONG, Malcolm AdairLONG, Roberta Jane
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Submitted: 6/24/12 • Approved: 4/12/14 • Last Updated: 2/12/18 • R63960-G0-S3
Jun 31, 1850 Indiana
Nov 13, 1895 Clackamas Co
son of John Long & Miriam Long
husband of Genetta Davis Birtchet
father of Nettie Long & George Long
Monument is under a clump of bushes & a tree. Stone is held by the roots and appears broken at the bottom.
Contributed on 6/24/12 by patriciacarson3
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