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Matches 1 to 14 of 14 for Last Name equals CLEVELAND

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 #  Last Name, Given Name(s)    Person ID   Born/Christened    Location   Tree 
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CLEVELAND, Belle Ruth		I4  b. 16 Sep 1924 Nova Scotia, Canada  Cleveland, Colin
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CLEVELAND, Colin Watson		I1  b. 5 Nov 1891 Northwest Cove, Lunenburg County, Nova Scotia, Canada  Cleveland, Colin
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CLEVELAND, Collin		I17  b. Nov 1891  Cleveland, Colin
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CLEVELAND, Dora		I19  b. Jan 1898  Cleveland, Colin
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CLEVELAND, Faye		I7    Cleveland, Colin
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CLEVELAND, Franklin		I16  b. Nov 1887  Cleveland, Colin
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CLEVELAND, Granville		I18  b. May 1896  Cleveland, Colin
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CLEVELAND, Joan		I6    Cleveland, Colin
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CLEVELAND, Joseph		I14    Cleveland, Colin
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CLEVELAND, Joseph James		I10  b. 6 Dec 1847 Northwest Cove, Lunenburg County, Nova Scotia, Canada  Cleveland, Colin
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CLEVELAND, Joyce Henrietta		I5  b. Abt 1929 Northwest Cove, Lunenburg, Nova Scotia, Canada  Cleveland, Colin
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CLEVELAND, Lester Sherman		I8    Cleveland, Colin
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CLEVELAND, Marjorie Evelyn		I3  b. bt 1924  Cleveland, Colin
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CLEVELAND, Reginald		I9    Cleveland, Colin

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