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Name Birth Date Death Date Photo Cemetery
Josephine Ellen Hokanson January 27 1913 March 9 2003 Forest Park Cemetery (Texas, United States of America)
J. M. Aarts September 9 1911 September 7 1943 Grave Kanchanaburi War Cemetery (Kanchanaburi, Thailand)
Mrs J Aarts 1854 1940 Grave Forest Mound Cemetery (Wisconsin, United States of America)
Adrian Joseph Aarts September 10 1930 June 14 1932 Grave Shelton Memorial Park (Washington, United States of America)
Beverly Ann Aarts February 11 1937 January 7 2009 Person Olivewood Cemetery (California, United States of America)
John W Aarts 1930 May 16 2009 Arkona Cemetery (Ontario, Canada)
Franciscus Xaverius Aarts June 24 1912 September 11 1943 Grave Kanchanaburi War Cemetery (Kanchanaburi, Thailand)
Andrew Aarts October 31 1904 March 31 1924 Calvary Catholic Cemetery (Washington, United States of America)
Dora Aarts 1869 1952 Grave Calvary Catholic Cemetery (Washington, United States of America)
John Aarts April 3 1899 May 3 1972 Calvary Catholic Cemetery (Washington, United States of America)
John Aarts 1865 1943 Grave Calvary Catholic Cemetery (Washington, United States of America)
Louise Aarts 0 July 6 1969 Calvary Catholic Cemetery (Washington, United States of America)
Dorothy M Boucher January 23 1911 June 21 1987 Grave Odd Fellows Memorial Park and Mausoleum (Washington, United States of America)
Johannes Theodorus Aarts April 7 1899 September 19 1944 Loenen Military Cemetery (Utrecht, Netherlands)
Jerry Aarts 1901 1984 Grave Calvary Catholic Cemetery (Washington, United States of America)
Wilhelmina Aarts 1893 0 Maple Lawn Cemetery (Ontario, Canada)
Leonardus Aarts 1892 1980 Maple Lawn Cemetery (Ontario, Canada)
Leone Aarts December 4 1915 July 12 1992 Grave Saint George Cemetery (Wisconsin, United States of America)
Wilhelmina Van Buren August 31 1879 December 29 1936 Alto Cemetery (Wisconsin, United States of America)
Fred S Aarts January 20 1925 September 15 2008 Georgia National Cemetery (Georgia, United States of America)
Lambertus Aarts 1925 November 1 1995 Cranbourne Cemetery (Victoria, Australia)
Peter John Aarts 1906 September 13 1974 Cranbourne Cemetery (Victoria, Australia)
Petronella Maria Aarts 1914 April 15 1981 Cranbourne Cemetery (Victoria, Australia)
Arnoldus Henricus Adrianus Aarts May 16 1915 May 12 1940 Grave Alphen Roman Catholic Cemetery (Noord-Brabant, Netherlands)
Helena Wilhelmina Lange December 12 1924 July 13 2011 Our Lady of Mercy Cemetery (Ontario, Canada)
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