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| SURNAME | Researcher | Town |
|---|---|---|
| JACOB | ..Cemetery Stone | Altenglan, Kreis Kusel |
| JACOB | Francis Maus | Battenberg |
| JACOBS | Juanita L. Bain | Budesheim |
| JACOBUS | George W. Doerr | Waldalgesheim |
| JACOBUS | George W. Doerr | Waldlaubersheim |
| JACOBY | Unknown | Trier |
| JAECKEL | Lonnie Fink | Hambach |
| JAGEMANN | John V. Heyse | Speyer |
| JENET | ..Cemetery Stone | Altenglan, Kreis Kusel |
| JENNICHES | ..Cemetery Stone | Altenglan, Kreis Kusel |
| JERGE | Linda Beilein | Lambsheim |
| JETTER | Mary Spurgeon | Dierbach |
| JETTER | Mary Spurgeon | Vollmersweiler |
| JOANNI | Unknown | Kusel |
| JOB | Jo Claire Knoll English | Ottersheim bei Landau |
| JONGBACKER | Nancy Bank Allen | Ransbach-Baumbach |
| JORDAN | Natalie Malison | Roedersheim |
| JOST | Julie Vanderwall | Trier |
| JOST | Linda Beilein | Horschheim |
| JUNCK | Yves Junck | Göllheim |
| JUNCK | Yves Junck | Höringen |
| JUNG | Barbara Davila | Freudenburg |
| JUNG | Bill Boller | Dunzweiler |
| JUNG | Carla Burres | St. Julian |
| JUNG | Carolyn Day | Glan-Münchweiler |
| JUNG | ..Cemetery Stone | Altenglan, Kreis Kusel |
| JUNG | Jane Friedmann | Rennerod |
| JUNG | Karen L. Kolb | Essweiler |
| JUNG | Nancy M. Atkinson | Essweiler |
| JUNG | Neal Degner | Ulmet |
| JUNG | Robin Geiger | Pleisweiler-Oberhofen |
| JUNGBACKER | Nancy Bank Allen | Ransbach-Baumbach |
| JUNGE | Kathy Sharkey Ferranti | Alzey |
| JUNGEN | Julia Gibson | Elscheid |
| JUNGEN | Julia Gibson | Gillenfeld |
| JUNGKLAUS | J. Raulino Jungklaus | Hundsrück |
| JUNGLAS | Aaron N. Junglas | Wiesemscheidt |
| JUNGLAS | J. Raulino Jungklaus | Hundsrück |
| JUST | Bruce Lauer | Boppard |
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[TIP: When a word has a vowel followed by an e a large number of the time is it supposed to have an Umlaut over the first vowel. I.E.- "ae"-the a would have the Umlaut. "oe", "ue". It's not so common with "ie" -- they have this combination, without the Umlaut, very often.]
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