William Orf

William George Orf, age 67, Pensacola, FL View Details

Cities: New Hartford CT, Bowling Green MO, Saint Peters MO Possible Relatives: Christina Rose Kirchner, Morgan Rose Laboube, Rosemary Lynn Luebrecht

William H Orf, age 37, Hartsburg, MO View Details

Cities: New Hartford CT, Bowling Green MO, Saint Peters MO Possible Relatives: Christina Rose Kirchner, Morgan Rose Laboube, Rosemary Lynn Luebrecht

William James Orf, age 71, Bakersfield, MO View Details

Cities: New Hartford CT, Bowling Green MO, Saint Peters MO Possible Relatives: Christina Rose Kirchner, Morgan Rose Laboube, Rosemary Lynn Luebrecht

William M Orf, age 82, Orwigsburg, PA View Details

Cities: New Hartford CT, Bowling Green MO, Saint Peters MO Possible Relatives: Christina Rose Kirchner, Morgan Rose Laboube, Rosemary Lynn Luebrecht

William Orf, age 72, Orwigsburg, PA View Details

Cities: New Hartford CT, Bowling Green MO, Saint Peters MO Possible Relatives: Christina Rose Kirchner, Morgan Rose Laboube, Rosemary Lynn Luebrecht

William G Orf, age 70, Silex, MO View Details

Cities: New Hartford CT, Bowling Green MO, Saint Peters MO

William Orf, Saint Peters, MO View Details

Cities: New Hartford CT, Bowling Green MO, Saint Peters MO Possible Relatives: Christina Rose Kirchner, Morgan Rose Laboube, Rosemary Lynn Luebrecht

William G Orf, age 77, Idaho Falls, ID View Details

Locations: New Hartford CT, Bowling Green MO, Saint Peters MO Possible Relatives: Christina Rose Kirchner, Morgan Rose Laboube

William Orf, age 72, Orwigsburg, PA View Details

Locations: New Hartford CT, Bowling Green MO, Saint Peters MO Possible Relatives: Christina Rose Kirchner, Morgan Rose Laboube

William James Orf, age 71, Bakersfield, MO View Details

Locations: New Hartford CT, Bowling Green MO, Saint Peters MO Possible Relatives: Christina Rose Kirchner, Morgan Rose Laboube

William G Orf, age 70, Silex, MO View Details

Locations: New Hartford CT, Bowling Green MO, Saint Peters MO

William George Orf, age 67, Pensacola, FL View Details

Locations: New Hartford CT, Bowling Green MO, Saint Peters MO Possible Relatives: Christina Rose Kirchner, Morgan Rose Laboube

William H Orf, age 37, Hartsburg, MO View Details

Locations: New Hartford CT, Bowling Green MO, Saint Peters MO Possible Relatives: Christina Rose Kirchner, Morgan Rose Laboube

William Orf, Saint Peters, MO View Details

Locations: New Hartford CT, Bowling Green MO, Saint Peters MO Possible Relatives: Christina Rose Kirchner, Morgan Rose Laboube

William J Orf, age 60s, Hannibal, MO View Details

Locations: Hannibal MO, Caulfield MO Possible Relatives: Dawnetta Kay Buffington, Virginia M Orf

William Orf, age 60s View Details

Possible Relatives: Virginia M Orf, William J Orf

William M pastor Orf, age 70s, Orwigsburg, PA View Details

Locations: Orwigsburg PA, Auburn PA Possible Relatives: Jessica B Orf, Mildred C Orf, Sandra S Orf

William A Orf, age 70s, Bowling Green, MO View Details

Locations: Bowling Green MO, Middletown MO Possible Relatives: Christina R Kirchner, Rosemary L Luebrecht, Billy D Orf

William C Orf, age 90s, O Fallon, MO View Details

Locations: O Fallon MO, Ofallon MO Possible Relatives: Betty Lynn Orf, Deanna M Orf, Robert A Orf

William G Orf, Pensacola, FL View Details

Locations: Pensacola FL Possible Relatives: George Albert Orf, Maria G Orf, Theresa R Orf

William J Orf View Details

Address:***** Nw 29th St, Bethany, OK. Phone Number: (405) 789-****

William C Orf View Details

Address:***** Royal Ascot Dr, Boerne, TX. Phone Number: (210) 698-****

William Orf View Details

Address:***** Maplewood Dr, San Angelo, TX

William of Tyre

William of Tyre was a medieval prelate and chronicler. As archbishop of Tyre, he is sometimes known as William II to distinguish him from his predecessor, William I, the Englishman, a former Prior of read more...the Church of the Holy Sepulchre, who was Archbishop of Tyre from 1127 to 1135. He grew up in Jerusalem at the height of the Kingdom of Jerusalem, which had been established in 1099 after the First Crusade, and he spent twenty years studying the liberal arts and canon law in the universities of Europe.read less...

William of Villehardouin

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William of Norwich

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William Orlando Darby

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