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Note    N4699         Index

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Harmon was a farmer in Almond, Wisconsin. He and Olive had a total of six children.

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Note    N4704         Index

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Guy was a dairy farmer.

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Note    N4705         Index

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Ralph was a farmer. He and Gertrude had no children.

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Note    N4707         Index

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Ruth was a teacher in Stevens Point.

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Note    N4708         Index

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Harold served in World War I. In 1920, he was manager of a bowling alley in Stevens Point. In 1930, he was an accountant at a furniture factory,

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Note    N4709         Index

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In 1920, Irene was working as a stenographer.

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Note    N4711         Index

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Jeanette was a schoolteacher.
 Leonard was a Dentist in Stevens Point, Wisconsin.

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Lyman was a farmer.

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Lucy (who went by her middle name, Isabelle, as well as a nickname, "Izzy") was a Registered Nurse. After Marshall's death, she spent a few years on the staff of the Madison City Health Department.
 She and her second husband, Franklin, had no children.

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Note    N4721         Index

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Alice was a Registered Nurse and a Stewardess.

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Eli and Ida had no children.

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Note    N4723         Index

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Anne was a teacher.

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Lyman was a Veterinarian. In his youth, he was an outstanding long distance runner. While in college at Central State Teachers Collge (now Univ. of Wisconsin at Stevens Point), he hitchhiked to Milwaukee to participate in an NCAA meet. He won second place in the 10,000 meters (Junior Division). He later attended Michigan State University and earned his Doctorate in Veterinary Medicine. He then moved to Florida, where he had his practice.
 He was involved with the Sons of the American Revolution. He was a faithful church attender at First United Methodist Church in Orlando.

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Charles was a high school biology teacher. In 1969, he was named Wisconsin's Best High School Biology Teacher.

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James was a radioman in the U.S. Navy during World War II. He died in a plane crash on Mia, near Jolo Island (southwest of Mindanao), the Phillipines.

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Note    N4729         Index

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Marshall was an M.D. with the Wisconsin Board of Health.

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