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| orn in Austin, Minnesota, Brede has lived in | Rochester for 43 years. |
| Mayo Clinic medical oncologist, and lived in | Rochester, Minnesota from 1963. |
| in Sullivan County, New York who lived near | Rochester and married into a Dutch family in Kingston, |
| Huffman now lives in | Rochester, New York and is the supervisor for a weldin |
| Jason currently lives in | Rochester, New York. |
| She currently lives in | Rochester, NY, but spends part of her year in France a |
| He lives in | Rochester, New York with his wife, son, and daughter. |
| A) is a composer and music teacher living in | Rochester, New York. |
| He was then translated from Llandaff to | Rochester on 27 August 1389. |
| nk (before 1996), is a skyscraper located in | Rochester, New York, USA. |
| n as Elm Rock, is a historic home located at | Rochester in Ulster County, New York. |
| is Stone House is a historic home located at | Rochester in Ulster County, New York. |
| is a historic commercial building located at | Rochester in Monroe County, New York. |
| a historic home and farm complex located at | Rochester in Ulster County, New York. |
| er Stone House is a historic home located at | Rochester in Ulster County, New York. |
| ey Stone House is a historic home located at | Rochester in Ulster County, New York. |
| ow defunct fortification that was located in | Rochester, Kent, England. |
| t is a national historic district located at | Rochester in Monroe County, New York. |
| ll Stone House is a historic home located at | Rochester in Ulster County, New York. |
| is a historic Presbyterian church located at | Rochester in Monroe County, New York. |
| t is a national historic district located at | Rochester in Monroe County, New York. |
| is a historic home and Dutch barn located at | Rochester in Ulster County, New York. |
| ining a set of two historic homes located at | Rochester in Monroe County, New York. |
| ok Stone House is a historic home located at | Rochester in Ulster County, New York. |
| ion is a historic railway station located at | Rochester in Monroe County, New York. |
| er Stone House is a historic home located at | Rochester in Ulster County, New York. |
| eynolds Street is a historic home located at | Rochester in Monroe County, New York. |
| ligned in two locations between Lockport and | Rochester. |
| a research associate for Bausch and Lomb in | Rochester, New York, returning to Halle in 1926 to per |
| bishop Melton, and the bishops of London and | Rochester alone spoke up in Edward II's defense during |
| United Airlines, which had long served | Rochester and Buffalo, added Albany and Syracuse in 19 |
| d Development facilities in Loughborough and | Rochester, New York with their pipelines were acquired |
| He split 1947 between St. Louis and | Rochester before earning a starting job with the Cards |
| Hill) is a chalk hill between Maidstone and | Rochester in the English county of Kent. |
| derdon, Colchester North, Maidstone, Malden, | Rochester, Sandwich South, Sandwich West, Tilbury Nort |
| vironmental, Health and Safety Management at | Rochester Institute of Technology. |
| the RAF in 1963 and later became manager of | Rochester Airport. |
| m, Folkestone, Maidstone, Margate, Ramsgate, | Rochester, Sandwich and Sittingbourne, as well as some |
| ompanion to the Works of Rainer Maria Rilke, | Rochester |
| The Sentinel - Marion and | Rochester |
| The town, along with Marion and | Rochester, operate a single school system with each to |
| he and Cooper met, and were soon married, in | Rochester on June 9, 1897. |
| rge part thanks to the efforts of Mary, Lady | Rochester, who played a leading role in its early esta |
| Sir Joseph Williamson's Mathematical School, | Rochester, the Kent Archaeological Society, the Sittin |
| New York State in 1896 and was the mayor of | Rochester, N.Y. from 1904 to 1907. |
| awyer and statistician and the 58th Mayor of | Rochester from 1939 to 1955. |
| r, Elisha Johnson, who was a former mayor of | Rochester, New York. |
| (1785 - October 1860) was the first Mayor of | Rochester, New York and son-in-law of Colonel Nathanie |
| ty, Minnesota in 1861 and served as mayor of | Rochester from 1866-1868. |
| ouse was built in 1780 for a former Mayor of | Rochester, Thomas Stephens, opposite the Sir John Fals |
| a is a Native Hawaiian and a former mayor of | Rochester, Minnesota. |
| (born June 23, 1939) is the current mayor of | Rochester, Minnesota in the United States. |
| He served as mayor of | Rochester and in the New Hampshire state House of Repr |
| ng the 1840s Elisha Johnson, former Mayor of | Rochester, built the Tellico River Mansion on his plan |
| Brede first became mayor of | Rochester on January 6, 2003. |
| He was the Mayor of | Rochester, New York from 1873-1874. |
| Buckingham had written to the mayor of | Rochester in his favour, and he chose to sit for Kent, |
| He served as mayor of | Rochester, New York, in 1837. |
| second overall and first Democratic mayor of | Rochester, New York. |
| Johnson became the mayor of | Rochester in 1838 and came up with a plan for the cons |
| ed to 3 years at the Federal Medical Center, | Rochester, followed by 3 years of probation. |
| rliament constituency) should be merged with | Rochester and Strood (UK Parliament constituency) as t |
| and grew up outside of Detroit, Michigan in | Rochester Hills. |
| The Gerbil (Dave Berg), now doing middays in | Rochester, Minnesota. |
| thin the towns of Lakeville, Middleboro, and | Rochester, in southeastern Massachusetts. |
| birch and maple forests in Middleborough and | Rochester, and drains into a Buzzards Bay estuary in W |
| h border of the county and is midway between | Rochester and Syracuse. |
| ritings, saying: "... two English miles from | Rochester and one mile from Chatham, where the King's |
| t, and the New Hampshire towns of Milton and | Rochester to the west. |
| William W. Pinch is a mineralogist from | Rochester, New York. |
| An Episcopalian minister from | Rochester, New York was popular throughout Omaha for h |
| After playing for the AHL minor league | Rochester Americans in the early 1960s, Pappin played |
| oposed by McCarthy, Marvin Minsky, Nathaniel | Rochester and Claude Shannon. |
| 1905, joining Lew Dockstader's minstrels in | Rochester, New York. |
| ding time in Jackson, Mississippi, Arkansas, | Rochester, New York, and Gary, Indiana. |
| Director of Research at Lightnin' Mixers of | Rochester, New York and gave his time to both national |
| He was a monk of | Rochester Cathedral and precentor of Rochester before |
| It killed 37 and injured over 200, mostly in | Rochester. |
| When he moved to | Rochester in 1847, Frederick Douglass joined Amy and I |
| six years old, he and his family moved from | Rochester to Ukiah, California. |
| He moved to | Rochester in 1817 and purchased 80 acres (320,000 m2) |
| In 1966, Fichter moved to | Rochester, NY and worked as an Assistant Curator of Ex |
| In 1820, he moved to | Rochester and opened a store at the Four Corners there |
| He taught school and moved to | Rochester, New York, in 1836, where he studied law. |
| After 10 years at Southwell, he moved to | Rochester Cathedral in 1956 as organist and master of |
| They moved to | Rochester, Kent and then to the adjacent village of Bo |
| Later in the year he moved to | Rochester, New York where he became Treasurer of Monro |
| He moved to | Rochester, Minnesota in 1997. |
| 937 Riddle got married, and in 1942 moved to | Rochester, New York. |
| He moved to | Rochester, New York, in 1833 and continued the practic |
| n Pittsfield, Massachusetts, Childs moved to | Rochester, New York. |
| He moved to | Rochester, New York, and continued mercantile pursuits |
| Capli moved to | Rochester, New York in 1963. |
| He moved to | Rochester, New York, in 1835. |
| He moved to | Rochester, New York, in 1846 and continued the practic |
| ft Control and Warning Squadron was moved to | Rochester on 1 September 1955 by the 31st Air Division |
| She moved to | Rochester in Windsor County, Vermont in 1980, and live |
| The family later moved to | Rochester, New York, where he attended Benjamin Frankl |
| In 1821, he moved to | Rochester, New York following his sister who had marri |
| In 1980 he moved to | Rochester, NY to study film and animation at the Roche |
| Before moving to | Rochester, he was a Fellow at the University of Berlin |
| amily moved to Syracuse, New York, moving to | Rochester, New York one year later. |
| Haddock served as MP for | Rochester, an Admiralty borough whose seats were almos |
| st years of Mary's reign he served as MP for | Rochester. |
| -1781), his heir, who followed him as MP for | Rochester |
| His son Philip Wykeham-Martin was MP for | Rochester. |
| 579) was a successful businessman and MP for | Rochester, Kent in the 1570s. |
| In 1691 he was elected MP for | Rochester until 1695, and was an assistant warden of R |
| as well as at the Eastman School of Music in | Rochester, New York (M.M., 1936, Ph.D., 1939). |
| d D.M.A. from the Eastman School of Music at | Rochester University and has an international reputati |
| ollections at the Eastman School of Music in | Rochester, New York. |
| r of Viola at the Eastman School of Music in | Rochester, New York. |
| thal attended the Eastman School of Music in | Rochester, New York, where he studied piano and compos |
| cation was at the Eastman School of Music in | Rochester, NY. |
| ompetition at the Eastman School of Music in | Rochester, New York. |
| s director of the Eastman School of Music at | Rochester, New York, and was also musical adviser to t |
| he attended the Eastman School of Music near | Rochester, New York by age twelve after winning a scho |
| workshops at the Eastman School of Music in | Rochester, New York in 1964. |
| of Violin at the Eastman School of Music in | Rochester, New York, Indiana University School of Musi |
| The name Old | Rochester refers to the original town of Rochester whi |
| new alignment used the Worcester, Nashua and | Rochester Railroad, part of the B&M system, beginning |
| He was a member of the NASL champion | Rochester Lancers in 1970 and graduated from the nearb |
| A native of | Rochester, New York, Nickson attended Ithaca College, |
| He played 8 seasons in the NBA, for | Rochester and the St. Louis Hawks. |
| lage is Hoo St Werburgh and the nearest town | Rochester, Kent. |
| t located in the South Wedge neighborhood of | Rochester in Monroe County, New York. |
| time for Capital City (in Albany, New York), | Rochester, and Albany, before retiring "to open a salo |
| s, the church was part of the New York-based | Rochester Presbytery, because without railroads, the G |
| ardiner was created from parts of New Paltz, | Rochester, and Shawangunk by an act of the New York St |
| His father, Nherhu Keith | Rochester, was a trumpeter and his mother, Meshach Ben |
| umberland, England, 8 miles (13 km) north of | Rochester and 9 miles (14 km) west of Alwinton. |
| the Hoo peninsula, 6 miles (10 km) north of | Rochester, with only marshland to the north between it |
| m NC Long Island NY New York NY Northeast NY | Rochester NY Western NY |
| settling about 35 miles (56 km) northwest of | Rochester in the town of Kendall, near Lake Ontario, i |
| to the Bishop (lately of St. Davids), now of | Rochester, London, 1794, 8vo. |
| d from Methodist-Kahler School of Nursing in | Rochester, Minnesota, and also attended graduate schoo |
| d from Methodist Kahler School of Nursing in | Rochester, Minnesota in 1934. |
| Oakland University, | Rochester, Michigan |
| Professor of Classics at Oakland University, | Rochester, Michigan, (1960-1969); and Professor of Cla |
| ofessor of Psychology at Oakland University, | Rochester, Michigan, and worked as a Research Psycholo |
| He was replaced by Matthew Odmark from | Rochester, New York. |
| nd Augustus Hopkins Strong, president of the | Rochester Theological Seminary. |
| any years the center was an affiliate of the | Rochester Zen Center in Rochester New York, which had |
| Mr. Leonard became principal cellist of the | Rochester Philharmonic Orchestra and at that time bega |
| He was an assistant U.S. Attorney of the | Rochester, New York from 1973 to 1975. |
| He was one of the organizers of the | Rochester Bank, and served as president until his deat |
| Chicago Zen Center acts independently of the | Rochester Zen Center. |
| was abruptly halted when, as a member of the | Rochester Americans, he suffered a concussion during a |
| el Webster, former principal clarinet of the | Rochester Philharmonic Orchestra. |
| Sangha member of the | Rochester Zen Center and one of the earliest American |
| The trio have been members of the | Rochester home brewing community for the past decade a |
| s all of the Windsor County towns of Bethel, | Rochester, and Stockbridge, and the Rutland County tow |
| , he served as the executive director of the | Rochester YMCA. |
| e kilometres, including the towns of Echuca, | Rochester, Nathalia, Cohuna, Heathcote, Gunbower, Kyab |
| Leinsdorf was the principal conductor of the | Rochester Philharmonic Orchestra from 1947 to 1955. |
| th the City of Echuca, the Shires of Deakin, | Rochester and Waranga and some neighbouring districts |
| r ten seasons (1948-1958) as a member of the | Rochester Royals and Boston Celtics. |
| o is president and executive director of the | Rochester Area Community Foundation. |
| had already become the charter member of the | Rochester Red Wings Hall of Fame in 1989. |
| He also served as president of the | Rochester Theological Seminary for thirteen years. |
| nt Committee from 1996 until 2000 and of the | Rochester and Strood Labour Party from 2003 until 2007 |
| Roger Downes, a friend of Lord | Rochester was killed in a London brawl and his head se |
| ll League co-founder and former owner of the | Rochester Jeffersons from 1920 to 1925, see Leo Lyons |
| At the 2011 edition of the | Rochester Jazz Festival, Trombone Shorty played the so |
| s offers one of the best vistas of Southwest | Rochester. |
| He was also a director of the | Rochester and Genesee Valley Railroad. |
| e he met Sophia, the oldest daughter of Col. | Rochester. |
| e, an American, Jean D'Aprile, daughter of a | Rochester, New York, judge. |
| al Basketball Association as a member of the | Rochester Royals and Baltimore Bullets. |
| s Angeles, Arthur C. Parker, Director of the | Rochester Museum of Arts and Sciences (predecessor to |
| kron Beacon Journal, executive editor of The | Rochester Democrat & Chronicle, and editor and publish |
| Map of Medieval | Rochester, showing the tower that Gundulf built. |
| until his death; he was also director of the | Rochester Trust & Safe Deposit Co. |
| amed each year in honor of the winner of the | Rochester vs. Monaca high school football game. |
| When the chief engineer of the | Rochester system disappeared, Bill took over and for t |
| ring, he has served as the head coach of the | Rochester Americans and the Long Beach Ice Dogs, and h |
| n orchestras to become music director of the | Rochester Philharmonic. |
| year, however, he was named conductor of the | Rochester Philharmonic Orchestra in upstate New York, |
| ing design, by Carl F. W. Kaelber Jr. of the | Rochester architectural firm of Waasdorp, Northup & Ka |
| Pennsylvania Department of Education | Rochester Area School District Enrollment and Projecti |
| rch conducted at the University of Minnesota | Rochester suggests that it may be possible to preserve |
| Music Advisor and Principal Conductor of the | Rochester Philharmonic, Music Director of the Orchestr |
| s Spring Street house is now the home of the | Rochester Locust Club. |
| as the president and business manager of the | Rochester Red Wings of the International League, one o |
| Dr. Manuel J. Rivera, superintendent of the | Rochester City School District, had agreed to become t |
| Tecumseh and in the townships of Maidstone, | Rochester and Tilbury (North and West) in the county o |
| Holt scored on the | Rochester Americans while the Americans goalie was pul |
| be called the Rochester-Monaca Bridge on the | Rochester side, and the Monaca-Rochester Bridge on the |
| nd, Maughan and his children set sail on the | Rochester for America, arriving May 19, 1841. |
| ounder in Major League Lacrosse operates the | Rochester Rattlers lacrosse team, a member of the ten- |
| Apparently, the organizers in | Rochester, Minnesota had not expected Canada to win an |
| O'Rorke was sent to an orphanage in | Rochester, New York, where he attended the public scho |
| ng, Guildford, Dorking, Merstham, Otford and | Rochester, along the Surrey Hills Area of Outstanding |
| pressways on modern NY 415 and 2) other than | Rochester, Painted Post-Corning was the largest locati |
| game of the 2011 season, a 1-0 win over the | Rochester Rhinos. |
| game of the 2011 season, a 1-0 win over the | Rochester Rhinos, and scored his first professional go |
| for the Islanders in a 2-1 victory over the | Rochester Raging Rhinos on April 14, 2007. |
| game of the 2011 season, a 1-0 win over the | Rochester Rhinos, and scored his first professional go |
| straight Champion's Cup with a win over the | Rochester Knighthawks in 2000. |
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