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Results 1 - 9 of 9 for Coauette

Name Birth Date Death Date Photo Cemetery
Lucille Coauette May 3 1915 December 16 2009 Person Calvary Cemetery (Minnesota, United States of America)
Alfred J. Coauette 1887 October 15 1948 Calvary Cemetery (Minnesota, United States of America)
Alvina Coauette 1884 November 24 1958 Calvary Cemetery (Minnesota, United States of America)
Caroline Morin Coauette 1872 June 30 1909 Calvary Cemetery (Minnesota, United States of America)
Evelina Coauette 1875 June 6 1960 Calvary Cemetery (Minnesota, United States of America)
Harvey Thomas Coauette November 28 1920 June 10 2003 Calvary Cemetery (Minnesota, United States of America)
Lloyd Coauette 1913 August 12 1993 Calvary Cemetery (Minnesota, United States of America)
Pierre Coauette 1859 April 5 1918 Calvary Cemetery (Minnesota, United States of America)
Wilfred Coauette June 8 1915 November 8 1980 Calvary Cemetery (Minnesota, United States of America)

 

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