Thanks, but in the address range 01391000 to 01408970, aren't 013f694c and 013cb21c incluced?  

It seems that "!dumpheap 013f694c" gives me Gen 0, "!dumpheap 013f694c 013cb21c" gives me Gen 1 , and "!dumpheap 01391000 013cb21c" gives me Gen 2.  Given the output from "!eeheap -gc", it seems that Gen 0 has the hightest address, Gen 1 the next highest, and Gen 2 the lowest.

Correct me if I'm wrong but it seems that "!dumpheap  <loweraddress> <higheraddress>" gives me the object allocated in that range of memory.

 I'm trying to make sure that I understand this stuff.

Regards,

Aris J. Green