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| Name |
Birth Date |
Death Date |
Photo |
Cemetery |
| Piero Sraffa |
August 5 1908 |
September 3 1983 |
Person,Grave |
Trinity College (Cambridgeshire, England) |
| Christopher Lee Schroff |
August 9 1963 |
November 9 1964 |
Grave |
Saint George City Cemetery (Utah, United States of America) |
| Ida May Cerfew |
April 14 1892 |
June 15 1892 |
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Mountain View Cemetery (Utah, United States of America) |
| Blanche Viola Mauchley |
February 20 1900 |
August 29 1937 |
Grave |
Taylorsville Memorial Park Cemetery (Utah, United States of America) |
| Lawrence Cerf |
April 7 1894 |
March 18 1969 |
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Fort Sam Houston National Cemetery (Texas, United States of America) |
| Mary L Cerf |
October 15 1903 |
December 15 1991 |
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Fort Sam Houston National Cemetery (Texas, United States of America) |
| Alfred J Ciervo |
June 19 1926 |
February 21 1981 |
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Calverton National Cemetery (New York, United States of America) |
| Eleanor Louise Ciervo |
July 14 1924 |
May 5 1991 |
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Florida National Cemetery (Florida, United States of America) |
| Francis Joseph Ciervo |
November 23 1916 |
April 17 1965 |
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Beverly National Cemetery (New Jersey, United States of America) |
| Travella Ciervo |
December 15 1918 |
September 15 1988 |
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Beverly National Cemetery (New Jersey, United States of America) |
| Socrates Saraf |
August 14 1896 |
June 25 1968 |
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Baltimore National Cemetery (Maryland, United States of America) |
| Domingo Saravia |
March 14 1926 |
May 27 1978 |
Grave |
Fort Sam Houston National Cemetery (Texas, United States of America) |
| Maria G Saravia |
May 19 1929 |
November 9 1999 |
Grave |
Fort Sam Houston National Cemetery (Texas, United States of America) |
| Katherine L Sarff |
June 2 1921 |
July 20 1994 |
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Fort Snelling National Cemetery (Minnesota, United States of America) |
| Warren Irwin Sarvey |
June 10 1935 |
August 18 1993 |
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Barrancas National Cemetery (Florida, United States of America) |
| Marian C Schraff |
December 25 1928 |
November 25 1995 |
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Calverton National Cemetery (New York, United States of America) |
| Margaret Schrof |
June 3 1918 |
January 12 1995 |
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Long Island National Cemetery (New York, United States of America) |
| William Henry Schrof |
January 1 1892 |
December 13 1960 |
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Long Island National Cemetery (New York, United States of America) |
| David Franz Schroff |
July 23 1936 |
February 5 1996 |
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Fort Rosecrans National Cemetery (California, United States of America) |
| Eleanor B Kennedy Schroff |
September 5 1915 |
January 29 1997 |
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Bay Pines National Cemetery (Florida, United States of America) |
| William Sciaraffa |
December 24 1914 |
March 2 1999 |
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San Joaquin Valley National Cemetery (California, United States of America) |
| Dorothea G Serow |
April 10 1915 |
June 19 1999 |
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Long Island National Cemetery (New York, United States of America) |
| William J Serow |
January 21 1908 |
March 27 1977 |
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Long Island National Cemetery (New York, United States of America) |
| Mary Serravillo |
May 21 1913 |
August 10 1999 |
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Calverton National Cemetery (New York, United States of America) |
| Patsy Serravillo |
May 28 1903 |
February 7 1981 |
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Calverton National Cemetery (New York, United States of America) |
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