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| Richard Dunphy |
| Richard Downey Dunphy (1841-1904) was a native of Kilkenny, Ireland. He was a coal heaver aboard the USS Hartford at the Battle of Mobile Bay on 5 August 1864. Both of his arms were amputated as a result of gunshot wounds suffered during the battle. He was awarded the Congressional Medal of Honor for his courage. After the Civil War he worked at Mare Island Navy Yard. Photo courtesy of Wikimedia Commons. |
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Country |
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End Year |
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Goos |
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Prussia |
Germany |
1560 |
2018 |
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Goos |
Lincoln |
Missouri |
United States |
1857 |
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Gorner |
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District of Columbia/Maryland |
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Graboyes |
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Russia |
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1913 |
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Graham |
Garrard |
Kentucky |
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Gross |
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Austo-Hungarian Empire |
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Haas |
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Baden-Wuerttemberg |
Germany |
1770 |
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Hanley |
Leeds |
Ontario |
Canada |
1780 |
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Hanson |
Mason |
Illinois |
United States |
1820 |
1950 |
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Harritt |
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Ohio, Nebraska |
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Hart |
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England |
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Haskins |
Dunn |
Wisconsin |
United States |
1880 |
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Hawkes |
Wake |
North Carolina |
USA |
1910 |
1976 |
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Hawkes |
Charlevoix |
Michigan |
USA |
1870 |
1880 |
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Hawkes |
Charlevoix |
Michigan |
USA |
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Hawkes |
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New York |
USA |
1840 |
1916 |
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Hawkes |
Johnston |
North Carolina |
USA |
1923 |
1968 |
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Hawks |
Hampshire |
Massachusetts |
USA |
1650 |
1665 |
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Hawks |
Franklin |
Massachusetts |
USA |
1760 |
1800 |
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Hawks |
Franklin |
Massachusetts |
USA |
1690 |
1775 |
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Hazlewood |
Botetourt |
Virginia |
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Hitt |
Nassau-Siegen |
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Germany |
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Horton |
Wake |
North Carolina |
USA |
1780 |
1905 |
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Ingraham |
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USA |
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Innes |
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Scotland |
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James |
Fauquier |
Virginia |
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Johnson |
Oceana |
Michigan |
United States |
1865 |
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Johnson |
Winnebago |
Illinois |
United States |
1886 |
2018 |
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Jones |
Wake |
North Carolina |
USA |
1740 |
1850 |
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Jones |
Union & Fannin Counties |
Georgia |
USA |
1840 |
1910 |
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Jones |
Rutherford |
North Carolina |
USA |
1780 |
1860 |
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Jordon |
Johnston |
North Carolina |
USA |
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Kapff |
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Germany |
1600 |
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Keith |
Wake |
North Carolina |
USA |
1780 |
1860 |
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Key |
Collin |
Texas |
USA |
1850 |
1920 |
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Koenigs |
Steinfurt |
Nordrhein-Westfalen |
Germany |
1750 |
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Laird |
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Scotland |
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Lane |
James City |
Virginia |
USA |
1665 |
1720 |
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Lane |
Wake |
North Carolina |
USA |
1750 |
1765 |
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Langley |
Middlesex |
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England |
1767 |
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Lassiter |
Wake |
North Carolina |
USA |
1800 |
1805 |
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Lee |
Westmeath |
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Ireland |
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Lennan |
Louth |
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Ireland |
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Locher |
Zurich |
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Switzerland |
1519 |
2018 |
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Lord |
Lucas |
Ohio |
United States |
1850 |
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Lord |
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Lancashire |
England |
1800 |
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MacDonald |
Queens |
Prince Edward Island |
Canada |
1750 |
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McGlanahan |
Louth |
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Ireland |
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McKalester |
Botetourt |
Virginia |
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McLean |
Monroe/Conecuh |
CA |
United States |
1800 |
2000 |
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