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The United States of America (USA), commonly known as the United States (U.S.) or America, is a country primarily located in North America. It is a federal union of 50 states and a federal capital district, Washington, D.C. The 48 contiguous states border Canada to the north and Mexico to the south, with the states of Alaska to the northwest and the archipelagic Hawaii in the Pacific Ocean. The United States also asserts sovereignty over five major island territories and various uninhabited islands. The country has the world's third-largest land area, largest exclusive economic zone, and third-largest population, exceeding 334 million. Its three largest metropolitan areas are New York, Los Angeles, and Chicago, and its three most populous states are California, Texas, and Florida.

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• Birth of Philadelphia Rachel Walden
  1753 in United States of America
• Marriage of William Lankester, Susanna Martin
  November 11, 1795 in United States of America
• Immigration of Pieter Lankester, Francina Goossen, David Lankester, Maria Lankester, Cornelia Lankester, Pieternella Christina Lankester
  August 15, 1849 in United States of America[1]
• Residence of Pieter Lankester
  from around July 25, 1850 until around July 12, 1860 in United States of America[2][3]
• Residence of Francina Goossen
  from around July 25, 1850 until around July 12, 1860 in United States of America[2][3]
• Residence of David Lankester
  from around July 25, 1850 until around July 12, 1860 in United States of America[2][3]
• Residence of Maria Lankester
  from around July 25, 1850 until around July 12, 1860 in United States of America[2][3]
• Residence of Cornelia Lankester
  from around July 25, 1850 until around July 12, 1860 in United States of America[2][3]
• Residence of Pieternella Christina Lankester
  from around July 25, 1850 until around July 12, 1860 in United States of America[2][3]
• Birth of Peter Lancaster
  sometime between July 13, 1856 and July 12, 1857 in United States of America[3]
• Birth of Johanna Lankester
  sometime between July 13, 1858 and July 12, 1859 in United States of America[3]
• Death of Philadelphia Rachel Walden
  August 7, 1859 in United States of America
• Residence of Margret
  around July 12, 1860 in United States of America[3]
• Residence of Johanna Lankester
  around July 12, 1860 in United States of America[3]
• Residence of Peter Lancaster
  around July 12, 1860 in United States of America[3]
• Burial of Pieter Lankester
  sometime after June 30, 1871 in United States of America[4]
• Occupation (Superintendent of the poor) of David Lankester
  from around 1876 until around December 21, 1899 in United States of America[5][6][7][8][9][10][11][12][13][14][15][16]
• Burial of Francina Goossen
  sometime after April 24, 1879 in United States of America[17]
• Death of David Lankester
  December 21, 1899 in United States of America[16]
• Burial of David Lankester
  sometime after December 21, 1899 in United States of America[16][18]
• Burial of Maria Lankester
  sometime after 1918 in United States of America[19]
• Conference (DrupalCon DC)
  from March 4, 2009 until March 7, 2009 in United States of America
• Conference (DrupalCon Chicago)
  from March 7, 2011 until March 10, 2011 in United States of America
• Conference (DrupalNYC)
  July, 2011 in United States of America
• Conference (DrupalCon Portland)
  from May 20, 2013 until May 24, 2013 in United States of America
• Conference (DrupalCon Austin)
  from June 2, 2014 until June 6, 2014 in United States of America
• Death of Johan Varenbrink
  September 10, 2014 in United States of America[20]
• Conference (BADCamp)
  October, 2015 in United States of America
• Conference (BADCamp)
  October, 2016 in United States of America

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1. Port of New YorkNew York, New York Passengerslist Ship Leila, August 15, 1849
2. United States Census Office United States Census United States Census, 1850: Franklin, Milwaukee County, Wisconsin, sheet 452
3. United States Census Office United States Census United States Census, 1860: Franklin, Milwaukee County, Wisconsin, sheet 123
4. Grave of Pieter LankesterGrand Rapids, Michigan Grave of Pieter Lankester
5. The Chicago TribuneChicago The Chicago Tribune, 1879-03-31, page 7, column 2
6. The Detroit Free PressDetroit The Detroit Free Press, 1879-04-08, page 8, column 3
7. The Chicago TribuneChicago The Chicago Tribune, 1877-03-29, page 2, column 4
8. The Chicago TribuneChicago The Chicago Tribune, 1876-04-04, page 1, column 7
9. The Chicago TribuneChicago The Chicago Tribune, 1880-04-06, page 2, column 6
10. The Detroit Free PressDetroit The Detroit Free Press, 1880-04-06, page 8, column 3
11. The Telegram HeraldGrand Rapids, MI The Telegram Herald, 1891-11-06, page 3
12. Grand Rapids HeraldGrand Rapids Grand Rapids Herald, 1892-01-16, page 3, column 1
13. Grand Rapids HeraldGrand Rapids Grand Rapids Herald, 1892-02-21, page 7, column 3
14. Grand Rapids HeraldGrand Rapids Grand Rapids Herald, 1892-10-17, page 2, column 4
15. Grand Rapids HeraldGrand Rapids Grand Rapids Herald, 1893-01-31, page 5, column 1
16. Michigan Department of State Michigan Department of State, Division of Vital StatisticsMichigan Death record for David Lankester
17. Grave of Francina GoossenGrand Rapids, Michigan Grave of Francina Goossen
18. Grave of David LankesterGrand Rapids, Michigan Grave of David Lankester
19. Grave of Maria LankesterGrand Rapids, Michigan Grave of Maria Lankester
20. Austin American-StatesmanAustin, Texas Austin American-Statesman, 2014-09-16, page b4, Funerals and Memorials, column 3