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Building — Lisbon, Ohio (2) (3) by Christopher Riley

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Macedonia, Ohio lawyer Kenneth Martin arrested in Lisbon

Kenneth Martin, 72, of Macedonia, Ohio, United States a criminal defense lawyer. Among his legal defense specialties are prostitution and solicitation.

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Columbiana Lisbon Road, Columbiana, Ohio.

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Lisbon, Ohio

built in 1832

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A delightful part of the Fort Meigs museum is this dress-up area for children, with child-sized replica clothing for different groups present in 1813, and an illustrative mural on the wall.

The soldier at far right is labeled Native American but looks more Shawnee specifically, and is from Tecumseh's Confederacy. The British redcoat is from the 41st Regiment of Foot, who were deployed to Canada in 1799 and saw action throughout the Niagara region and the old northwest. I like that the fatigue dress at far left shows the US forage cap, although I think the long, tasseled style was also in use.

19th US Infantry uniform looks correct... Ohio militia maybe not so much? All US War of 1812 state militia are always depicted in that stupid hideous frontiersy get-up, especially if they're from "western" states. I think it's supposed to imply that they did not have standard uniforms like a professional army. An extant Ohio militia uniform in the museum looks nothing like this, however!

This wool militia coatee was worn by Thomas Armstrong at Fort Meigs in 1812-1813. His militia company was raised in Lisbon, Ohio, near the Pennsylvania border. Typical of the problems with state militias in the War of 1812, most of Armstrong's company returned home before they even reached Fort Meigs, because their terms of enlistment had expired.

It was an emotional experience to be so close to an extant uniform! Armstrong does not appear to have been small in stature, from his coatee, and the waist is not small, although clever tailoring with the dolman-style buttons and piping makes it look more pinched-in. (Remind me to show you the absurdly wasp-waisted War of 1812 uniform from Kentucky). More civilian fashion influences can be seen in the long coattails.

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BLASEBALL 64 TEAM SHOWDOWN!!!

this is a bracket of all of blaseball's NON-MAIN 24 teams!! each set of polls will run for a week starting mondays at 11 AM eastern / 8 AM pacific / 4 PM bst! the first round will be split into two halves and each will be a week long; after that each round will be a week.

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CURRENT ROUND: round 3! matchups:

🌟 Alaskan Immortals vs. 🧠 Oregon Psychics 🦀 Baltimore Blue Crabs vs. 🖼️ Canada Artists ☄️ Antarctic Fireballs vs. 💎 Carolina Queens 🐕 Downward Dogs vs. 🐸 London Frogs 🦑 Hall Stars vs. 🍍 Default Team 🦴 Spooky Town Bones vs. 🏅 Vault Legends 🕹️ Real Game Band vs. 💫 Rising Stars ❓ Null Team vs. 🥜 THE SHELLED ONE’S PODS

ROUND 1, PART 1

🌟 Alaskan Immortals vs. 🦙 La Paz Llamas 🦜 São Paulo Parrots vs. 🦞 Louisville Lobsters 🚚 Minneapolis Truckers vs. 🐬 Wyoming Dolphins 🧠 Oregon Psychics vs. 🐗 Kola Boar 🦀 Baltimore Blue Crabs (prehistory) vs. 🐘 Phoenix Trunks 🐧 Boulders Bay Birds vs. 🐄 Dallas Cows 🍆 New Hampshire Eggplants vs. 🐋 Mallorca Whales 🖼️ Canada Artists vs. 🦬 Busan Bison ☄️ Antarctic Fireballs vs. 🧂 San Diego Saltines 🏗️ Laredo Excavators vs. 🐨 Canberra Drop Bears ���� Carolina Queens vs. 💔 Oklahoma Heartthrobs 🦔 Green Hill Hedgehogs vs. 🦏 Florence Rhinoceroses 🐕 Downward Dogs vs. ⛓️ Lisbon Lynx 🐾 Oxford Paws vs. 🦦 Portland Otters 🐸 London Frogs vs. 🐿️ Maryland Squirrels 🥜 Ohio Peanuts (short circuits) vs. 🚲 Beijing Bicycles

ROUND 1, PART 2

🦑 Hall Stars vs. 💀 Denmark Hamlets 🕹️ Real Game Band vs. 💧 Americano Water Works ❓ Null Team vs. 🐺 Canis Underdogs 🦴 Spooky Town Bones vs. 🦕 Bedrock Brontos 🏅 Vault Legends vs. 🥛 Milk Proxy Society 🥜 THE SHELLED ONE’S PODS vs. 💡 Light & Sweet Electric Co 💫 Rising Stars vs. 🤝 Cream & Sugar United 🔍 BC Noir vs. 🐮 Club de Calf 🍍 Default Team vs. 🏳 FWXBC 🔮 Society Data Witches vs. 🏆 Atlético Latte 💾 Colorado Clones vs. ⭐️ Auric Allstars 🎨 Pandemonium Artists vs. ⚓️ Heavy FC ⚠️ The Danger Zone vs. ❌ Inter Xpresso 🌃 Macchiato City vs. 👑 Royal PoS ❄️ Cold Brew Crew vs. 👻 Tsushima Ghosts 🤠 Indianapolis Jones vs. 🚰 Venice Sinks

ROUND 2

🌟 Alaskan Immortals vs. 🦜 São Paulo Parrots 🚚 Minneapolis Truckers vs. 🧠 Oregon Psychics 🦀 Baltimore Blue Crabs vs. 🐄 Dallas Cows 🐋 Mallorca Whales vs. 🖼️ Canada Artists ☄️ Antarctic Fireballs vs. 🏗️ Laredo Excavators 💎 Carolina Queens vs. 🦔 Green Hill Hedgehogs 🐕 Downward Dogs vs. 🐾 Oxford Paws 🐸 London Frogs vs. 🥜 Ohio Peanuts 🦑 Hall Stars vs. 🤠 Indianapolis Jones 🍍 Default Team vs. 🔍 BC Noir 🦴 Spooky Town Bones vs. 🎨 Pandemonium Artists ⚠️ The Danger Zone vs. 🏅 Vault Legends 🕹️ Real Game Band vs. 👻 Tsushima Ghosts 🔮 Society Data Witches vs. 💫 Rising Stars ❓ Null Team vs. 🌃 Macchiato City 💾 Colorado Clones vs. 🥜 THE SHELLED ONE’S PODS

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Events 4.7

451 – Attila the Hun captures Metz in France, killing most of its inhabitants and burning the town. 529 – First Corpus Juris Civilis, a fundamental work in jurisprudence, is issued by Eastern Roman Emperor Justinian I. 1141 – Empress Matilda becomes the first female ruler of England, adopting the title "Lady of the English". 1348 – Holy Roman Emperor Charles IV charters Prague University. 1449 – Felix V abdicates his claim to the papacy, ending the reign of the final Antipope. 1521 – Ferdinand Magellan arrives at Cebu. 1541 – Francis Xavier leaves Lisbon on a mission to the Portuguese East Indies. 1724 – Premiere performance of Johann Sebastian Bach's St John Passion, BWV 245, at St. Nicholas Church, Leipzig. 1767 – End of Burmese–Siamese War (1765–67). 1788 – Settlers establish Marietta, Ohio, the first permanent settlement created by U.S. citizens in the recently organized Northwest Territory. 1795 – The French First Republic adopts the kilogram and gram as its primary unit of mass. 1790 – Greek War of Independence: Greek revolutionary Lambros Katsonis loses three of his ships in the Battle of Andros. 1798 – The Mississippi Territory is organized from disputed territory claimed by both the United States and the Spanish Empire. It is expanded in 1804 and again in 1812. 1805 – Lewis and Clark Expedition: The Corps of Discovery breaks camp among the Mandan tribe and resumes its journey West along the Missouri River. 1805 – German composer Ludwig van Beethoven premieres his Third Symphony, at the Theater an der Wien in Vienna. 1831 – Pedro II becomes Emperor of Empire of Brazil. 1862 – American Civil War: The Union's Army of the Tennessee and the Army of the Ohio defeat the Confederate Army of Mississippi near Shiloh, Tennessee. 1868 – Thomas D'Arcy McGee, one of the Canadian Fathers of Confederation, is assassinated by a Fenian activist. 1906 – Mount Vesuvius erupts and devastates Naples. 1906 – The Algeciras Conference gives France and Spain control over Morocco. 1922 – Teapot Dome scandal: United States Secretary of the Interior Albert B. Fall leases federal petroleum reserves to private oil companies on excessively generous terms. 1926 – Violet Gibson attempts to assassinate Italian Prime Minister Benito Mussolini. 1927 – AT&T engineer Herbert Ives transmits the first long-distance public television broadcast (from Washington, D.C., to New York City, displaying the image of Commerce Secretary Herbert Hoover). 1933 – Prohibition in the United States is repealed for beer of no more than 3.2% alcohol by weight, eight months before the ratification of the Twenty-first Amendment to the United States Constitution. (Now celebrated as National Beer Day in the United States.) 1933 – Nazi Germany issues the Law for the Restoration of the Professional Civil Service banning Jews and political dissidents from civil service posts. 1939 – Benito Mussolini declares an Italian protectorate over Albania and forces King Zog I into exile. 1940 – Booker T. 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Lula stayed imprisoned for 580 days, after being released by the Brazilian Supreme Court. 2018 – Syria launches the Douma chemical attack during the Eastern Ghouta offensive of the Syrian Civil War. 2020 – COVID-19 pandemic: China ends its lockdown in Wuhan. 2020 – COVID-19 pandemic: Acting Secretary of the Navy Thomas Modly resigns for his handling of the COVID-19 pandemic on USS Theodore Roosevelt and the dismissal of Brett Crozier. 2021 – COVID-19 pandemic: The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention announces that the SARS-CoV-2 Alpha variant has become the dominant strain of COVID-19 in the United States. 2022 – Ketanji Brown Jackson is confirmed for the Supreme Court of the United States, becoming the first black female justice.

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Door — Lisbon, Ohio by Christopher Riley

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lisbonareachamber.com

Lisbon, Ohio, adalah sebuah kota dengan komunitas yang penuh semangat, dan Lisbon Area Chamber of Commerce berperan sebagai pusat yang mendukung pertumbuhan ekonomi lokal. Kamar Dagang ini berfokus pada promosi bisnis lokal, menyediakan berbagai sumber daya, kesempatan untuk membangun jaringan, serta acara yang melibatkan masyarakat dan pengunjung.

Salah satu acara terbesar yang diselenggarakan adalah Johnny Appleseed Festival, sebuah perayaan tradisional yang telah ada selama puluhan tahun. Festival ini menampilkan berbagai kegiatan seru, mulai dari parade besar, kontes memanggang pie, hingga hiburan untuk seluruh keluarga. Festival ini tidak hanya menarik penduduk lokal, tetapi juga wisatawan yang datang dari berbagai daerah.

Kamar Dagang juga memberikan platform bagi bisnis lokal untuk berkembang dengan saling terhubung melalui acara dan direktori anggota. Jika Anda ingin menjelajahi kota ini, Lisbon Area Chamber of Commerce adalah tempat yang tepat untuk menemukan toko, restoran, dan berbagai tempat menarik yang ada di Lisbon.

Dengan dukungan dari Kamar Dagang, Lisbon tidak hanya menjadi tempat tinggal yang nyaman, tetapi juga menjadi destinasi yang menyenangkan bagi pengunjung yang ingin merasakan kehangatan dan pesona kota kecil di Ohio ini.

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2024 olympians representing non country of residence part 8

Puerto Rico: Jose Alvarado, basketball (Brooklyn, New York); Jacqueline Benítez, basketball (Coolbaugh Township, Pennsylvania); Gian Clavell, basketball (Miami, Florida); George Conditt IV, basketball (Chicago, Illinois); Darian Cruz, wrestling (Allentown, Pennsylvania); Aleem Ford, basketball (Lawrenceville, Georgia); Alli Gibson, basketball (Stockton, California); Arella Guirantes, basketball (Brookhaven, New York); Mya Hollingshed, basketball (Bellaire, Texas); Jordan Howard, basketball (Gilbert, Arizona); Brianna Jones, basketball (Babylon, New York); Tayra Meléndez, basketball (Boston, Massachusetts); Chris Ortiz, basketball (Brooklyn, New York); Ayden Owens-Delerme, athletics (Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania); India Pagán, basketball (New London, Connecticut); Mariah Pérez, basketball (Newark, New Jersey); Isaiah Piñeiro, basketball (Auburn, California); Steven Piñeiro, skateboarding (Orlando, Florida); Jasmine Quinn-Camacho, athletics (Orlando, Florida); Isalys Quiñones, basketball (Chula Vista, California); Ethan Ramos, wrestling (Hawthorne, New Jersey); Davon Reed, basketball (Ewing Township, New Jersey); Sofía Roma, basketball (Queens, New York); Kristen Romano, swimming (Lancaster, New York); Trinity San Antonio, basketball (Moreno Valley, California); Gabby Scott, athletics (San Diego, California); Jonovan Smith, wrestling (Los Angeles, California); Stevie Thompson; Jr., basketball (Torrance, California); Maycey Vieta, diving (Jefferson Township, Ohio) & Tremont Waters, basketball (New Haven, Connecticut) Refugee Team: Farida Abaroge, athletics (Strasbourg, France); Omid Ahmadisafa, boxing (Munich, Germany); Yahya Al-Ghotany, taekwondo (Azraq, Jordan); Mohammad Alsalami, athletics (Berlin, Germany); Amir Ansari, cycling (Stockholm, Sweden); Matin Balesini, swimming (Guildford, U.K.); Francisco Centeno, shooting (Ciudad Mexico, Mexico); Muna Dahouk, judo (Hertogenbosch, The Netherlands); Saeid Fazloula, canoeing (Karlsruhe, Germany); Tachlowini Gabriyesos, athletics (Tel Aviv, Israel); Yekta Galeh, weightlifting (Berlin, Germany); Eyeru Gebru, cycling (Nancy, France); Amir Hassanjani, canoeing (Augsburg, Germany); Fernando Jorge, canoeing (Cape Coral, Florida); Dorian Keletela, athletics (Lisbon, Portugal), Adnan Khankan, judo (Damascus, Syria); Dominic Lobalu, athletics (Ngong, Kenya); Perina Lokure-Nakang, athletics (Kakuma, Kenya); Iman Mahdavi, wrestling (Milan, Italy); Farzad Mansouri, taekwondo (Manchester, U.K.); Alaa Maso, swimming (Hanover, Germany); Kasra Mehdipournejad, taekwondo (Berlin, Germany); Jamal Mohammed, athletics (Tel Aviv, Israel); Ramiro Mora, weightlifting (Blackpool, U.K.); Cindy Ngamba, boxing (Bolton, U.K.); Dina Pouryounes-Langeroudi, taekwondo (The Hague, The Netherlands); Mohammad Rashnonezhad, judo (Amsterdam, The Netherlands); Nigara Shaheen, judo (Toronto, Ontario); Arab Sibghatullah, judo (Mönchengladbach, Germany); Saman Soltani, canoeing (Vienna, Austria); Luna Solomon, shooting (Lausanne, Switzerland); Musa Suliman, athletics (Bern, Switzerland); Manizha Talash, breakdancing (Madrid, Spain); Hadi Tiranvalipour, taekwondo (Rome, Italy); Jamal Valizadeh, wrestling (Le Mans, France); Dorsa Yavarivafa, badminton (London, U.K.) & Mahboubeh Zharfi, judo (Berlin, Germany) Republic Of Congo: Freddy Mayala, swimming (Kinshasa, Democratic Republic Of Congo) Romania: Szőcs Bernadette, table tennis (Bremen, Germany); Silvian Colodrovschi, water polo (Aix-En-Provence, France); Felix Duchampt, triathlon (Clermont-Ferrand, France); Andrei Mândrilă; rowing (Chișinău, Moldova); Rebecca-Aimee Papuc-Diaconescu, swimming (Las Vegas, Nevada) & Ilie Sprîncean, canoeing (Criuleni, Moldova) Rwanda: Diane Ingabire, cycling (Girona, Spain); Clementine Mukandanga, athletics (Siena, Italy) & Oscar Peyre-Mitilla, swimming (Marseille, France) St. Kitts & Nevis: Zahlia Allers-Liburd, athletics (Ft. Lauderdale, Florida) & Naquille Harris, athletics (Bronx, New York) St. Lucia: Jayhan Odlum-Smith, swimming (Antibes, France)

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Peerless Motor Company Plant No. 1 (Carling Brewing Company Building) site

9400 Quincy Ave.

Cleveland, OH

The Peerless Motor Company Plant No. 1, also known as the Carling Brewing Company Building was located at Quincy Avenue and 93, in Cleveland, Cuyahoga County, Ohio. The Peerless Motor Car Company was an American automobile manufacturer noted for its luxury automobiles that produced the Peerless brand of motorcars in Cleveland, Ohio, from 1900 to 1931. One of the "Three Ps" – Packard, Peerless, and Pierce-Arrow – the company was known for building high-quality luxury automobiles. Peerless popularized a number of vehicle innovations that later became standard equipment, including drum brakes and the first enclosed-body production cars.

Established in Cleveland in 1889 as the Peerless Wringer & Mfg. Co., located on the city's east side at 43 Lisbon Street at the junction of the Cleveland & Pittsburgh and the New York, Chicago & St. Louis railroads, by 1892 it had become the Peerless Mfg. Co. Originally a producer of washing-machine wringers, Peerless moved to 2654 Lisbon St. in 1895 and began making bicycles in the late 1890s. Peerless Motors began manufacturing automobiles in Cleveland in 1900 while using De Dion-Bouton engines under license from the French company. The company was manufacturing automobiles and parts in 1901 and was renamed the Peerless Motor Car Co. two years later. The company's factory, built in 1906 at 9400 Quincy Ave., was designed by Architect J. Milton Dyer.

A single V16-engined 1931 Peerless was finished in June 1931, the last Peerless ever produced. Although President James A. Bohannon tried to save the firm, Peerless was unable to survive the Depression, and the last Cleveland-based company to build automobiles in the city closed in 1931. Thus, Peerless went defunct in 1931 and remained an idle business until the end of Prohibition in 1933 allowed the manufacture of alcohol. After a careful study of the Depression-era market, Bohannon organized a brewing company in 1933 and operated it in the old Peerless factory. Peerless then became Peerless Corp. Brewers, revamped its factory, and gained a license to brew beer under the Carling Black Label and Red Cap ale brands from the Brewing Corporation of Canada. The building on Quincy Ave. was listed with the National Register of Historic Places on May 29, 1975, but was subsequently demolished.

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After reading this I had to know more definitely which US state has the most “capital” cities. I checked and if we’re only counting exact matches including accent marks then Ohio is the winner. If accent marks don’t matter Illinois and Ohio are tied. If we count partial matches like “New Paris” Ohio wins by a lot. Full results below.

Alabama

Exact Matches: 6

Athens

Berlin

Cardiff

Douglas

Hamilton

Madrid

Close Matches: 0

Partial Matches: 0

Arizona

Exact Matches: 1

Douglas

Close Matches: 1

San Jose

Partial Matches: 2

La Paz Valley

Washington Park

Arkansas

Exact Matches: 10

Damascus

Georgetown

Havana

Jerusalem

Kingston

London

Manila

Paris

Victoria

Washington

Close Matches: 0

Partial Matches: 1

Lake Hamilton

California

Exact Matches: 9

Dublin

Georgetown

Jamestown

London

Manila

Monrovia

Plymouth

San Marino

Washington

Close Matches: 1

San Jose

Partial Matches: 10

Douglas City

Fort Washington

Hamilton Branch

Hamilton City

North San Juan

San Bernardino

San Juan Bautista

San Juan Capistrano

South Monrovia Island

West Athens

Colorado

Exact Matches: 3

Georgetown

Jamestown

Wellington

Close Matches: 0

Partial Matches: 2

North Washington

Romeo

Connecticut

Exact Matches: 1

Georgetown

Close Matches: 0

Partial Matches: 1

New London

Delaware

Exact Matches: 1

Georgetown

Close Matches: 0

Partial Matches: 0

District of Columbia

Exact Matches: 1

Washington

Close Matches: 0

Partial Matches: 0

Florida

Exact Matches: 4

Havana

Lisbon

Panama City

Wellington

Close Matches: 1

Valparaiso

Partial Matches: 5

Lake Hamilton

Mount Plymouth

Nassau Village-Ratliff

Panama City Beach

Washington Park

Georgia

Exact Matches: 12

Athens

Berlin

Cairo

Damascus

Douglas

Dublin

Georgetown

Hamilton

Kingston

Rome

Vienna

Washington

Close Matches: 0

Partial Matches: 2

Douglasville

East Dublin

Idaho

Exact Matches: 4

Georgetown

Moscow

Paris

Stanley

Close Matches: 0

Partial Matches: 1

New Plymouth

Illinois

Exact Matches: 20

Athens

Berlin

Brussels

Cairo

Georgetown

Hamilton

Havana

Kingston

Kingston

Lima

Lisbon

Ottawa

Paris

Plymouth

Rome

Victoria

Vienna

Warsaw

Washington

Wellington

Close Matches: 1

San Jose

Partial Matches: 8

Kingston Mines

Kingston Mines

London Mills

New Athens

New Berlin

New Douglas

Romeoville

Washington Park

Indiana

Exact Matches: 11

Dublin

Edinburgh

Freetown

Georgetown

Hamilton

Jamestown

La Paz

Monrovia

Plymouth

Warsaw

Washington

Close Matches: 1

Valparaiso

Partial Matches: 6

Berne

New Amsterdam

New Paris

New Washington

Rome City

St. Bernice

Iowa

Exact Matches: 10

Hamilton

Kingston

Lisbon

Madrid

Moscow

Plymouth

Rome

Stanley

Tripoli

Washington

Close Matches: 0

Partial Matches: 5

Bernard

Muscatine

New London

New Vienna

North Washington

Kansas

Exact Matches: 9

Bern

Hamilton

Havana

Jamestown

Moscow

Ottawa

Victoria

Washington

Wellington

Close Matches: 0

Partial Matches: 1

Douglass

Kentucky

Exact Matches: 7

Georgetown

Jamestown

London

Paris

Stanley

Warsaw

Wellington

Close Matches: 0

Partial Matches: 3

Douglass Hills

East Bernstadt

Mount Washington

Louisiana

Exact Matches: 7

Athens

Georgetown

Jamestown

Lisbon

Stanley

Vienna

Washington

Close Matches: 0

Partial Matches: 3

Bernice

Romeville

Vienna Bend

Maine

Exact Matches: 2

Belfast

Lisbon

Close Matches: 0

Partial Matches: 2

Lisbon Falls

South Paris

Maryland

Exact Matches: 9

Adamstown

Berlin

Damascus

Georgetown

Kingstown

Lisbon

Monrovia

Moscow

Vienna

Close Matches: 0

Partial Matches: 2

Fort Washington

Washington Grove

Massachusetts

Exact Matches: 0

Close Matches: 0

Partial Matches: 2

East Douglas

North Plymouth

Michigan

Exact Matches: 6

Athens

Douglas

Gibraltar

Kingston

Paris

Plymouth

Close Matches: 0

Partial Matches: 2

Lake Victoria

Romeo

Minnesota

Exact Matches: 10

Belgrade

Georgetown

Kingston

Montevideo

Nassau

Oslo

Plymouth

Roseau

Victoria

Warsaw

Close Matches: 0

Partial Matches: 2

New London

New Prague

Mississippi

Exact Matches: 6

Bridgetown

Dublin

Georgetown

Hamilton

Paris

Victoria

Close Matches: 0

Partial Matches: 1

New Hamilton

Missouri

Exact Matches: 10

Amsterdam

Cairo

Hamilton

Jamestown

Kingston

Paris

Vienna

Warsaw

Washington

Wellington

Close Matches: 0

Partial Matches: 5

Bernie

Moscow Mills

New London

New Madrid

Old Jamestown

Montana

Exact Matches: 6

Amsterdam

Belgrade

Hamilton

Lima

Philipsburg

St. Pierre

Close Matches: 0

Partial Matches: 0

Nebraska

Exact Matches: 7

Belgrade

Cairo

Douglas

Madrid

Plymouth

Prague

Washington

Close Matches: 1

Valparaiso

Partial Matches: 0

Nevada

Exact Matches: 1

Kingston

Close Matches: 0

Partial Matches: 0

New Hampshire

Exact Matches: 1

Berlin

Close Matches: 0

Partial Matches: 0

New Jersey

Exact Matches: 4

Berlin

Kingston

Vienna

Washington

Close Matches: 1

Bogota

Partial Matches: 6

Bernardsville

Hamilton Square

Kingston Estates

Kingston Estates

Washington Crossing

West Berlin

New Mexico

Exact Matches: 4

Jamestown

Kingston

Madrid

Stanley

Close Matches: 1

San Jose

Partial Matches: 2

Bernalillo

Santo Domingo Pueblo

New York

Exact Matches: 5

Amsterdam

Copenhagen

Jamestown

Kingston

Rome

Close Matches: 0

Partial Matches: 13

East Kingston

East Kingston

East Nassau

Hamilton College

Jamestown West

Nassau Lake

Port Washington

Port Washington North

South Cairo

South Lima

Washington Heights

Washington Mills

Washingtonville

North Carolina

Exact Matches: 8

Dublin

Hamilton

Jamestown

Kingstown

Plymouth

Stanley

Warsaw

Washington

Close Matches: 0

Partial Matches: 4

McAdenville

New Bern

New London

Washington Park

North Dakota

Exact Matches: 7

Berlin

Douglas

Hamilton

Havana

Jamestown

Lisbon

Stanley

Close Matches: 0

Partial Matches: 0

Ohio

Exact Matches: 21

Amsterdam

Athens

Berlin

Bridgetown

Cairo

Damascus

Dublin

Georgetown

Hamilton

Jamestown

Jerusalem

Kingston

Lima

Lisbon

London

Moscow

Ottawa

Plymouth

Rome

Warsaw

Wellington

Close Matches: 0

Partial Matches: 18

Adena

Berlin Heights

Limaville

New Athens

New London

New Paris

New Vienna

New Washington

North Lima

Old Washington

Ottawa Hills

Port Washington

South Vienna

St. Bernard

St. Paris

Vienna Center

Washington Court House

Washingtonville

Oklahoma

Exact Matches: 5

Douglas

Kingston

Lima

Prague

Washington

Close Matches: 0

Partial Matches: 1

Bernice

Oregon

Exact Matches: 1

Damascus

Close Matches: 0

Partial Matches: 0

Pennsylvania

Exact Matches: 16

Adamstown

Athens

Dublin

Georgetown

Georgetown

Georgetown

Gibraltar

Jamestown

Kingston

Lima

Moscow

Paris

Philipsburg

Plymouth

Rome

Washington

Close Matches: 0

Partial Matches: 18

Bernville

Douglassville

East Berlin

East Washington

Fort Washington

New Berlin

New Berlinville

New Jerusalem

New Kingstown

New Paris

New Tripoli

New Washington

Newton Hamilton

North Philipsburg

Plymouth Meeting

South Philipsburg

Washington Boro

Washingtonville

Puerto Rico

Exact Matches: 3

San José

San Juan

Santo Domingo

Close Matches: 0

Partial Matches: 2

Hacienda San José

Punta Santiago

Rhode Island

Exact Matches: 1

Kingston

Close Matches: 0

Partial Matches: 0

South Carolina

Exact Matches: 2

Georgetown

Jamestown

Close Matches: 0

Partial Matches: 0

South Dakota

Exact Matches: 2

Stockholm

Vienna

Close Matches: 0

Partial Matches: 0

Tennessee

Exact Matches: 5

Athens

Jamestown

Kingston

Moscow

Paris

Close Matches: 1

Bogota

Partial Matches: 2

Kingston Springs

Kingston Springs

Texas

Exact Matches: 10

Athens

Dublin

Georgetown

Hamilton

Havana

Paris

San Juan

Tunis

Victoria

Wellington

Close Matches: 0

Partial Matches: 7

Douglassville

East Bernard

La Victoria

Nassau Bay

New Berlin

New London

Victoria Vera

Utah

Exact Matches: 6

Kingston

Manila

Moroni

Plymouth

Washington

Wellington

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