George Wolf

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Joseph Hiester

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James A. Beaver

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William Findlay (governor)

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Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Kunming

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William F. Johnston

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Edmund Abel

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Charles Edward Emery

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William Bigler

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John Van Lear Findlay

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Inzer (surname)

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