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Note N5358 Index

Harry was a farmer in Topsfield. Estelle was his second wife. A daughter, Florence, was born 10 December 1893 to Harry and his first wife, Amy Malksen of Waite. After Harry died, Estelle and the family continued to operate the farm, until she went to live with son Emerson in Middleton, Essex County, MA. She and Harry are buried in Oakdale Cemetery, Middleton.

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Note N5359 Index

Charles was a liquor salesman. Augusta was his second wife. In 1900, they were living next door to Augusta's brother, Simon, and his family in Cleveland, Wisconsin. Living with them were Charles' daughters from that previous marriage: Carrie, aged 28 and born in Wyoming; Willie, aged 15 (also born in Wyoming); Maggie, aged 13 and born in California; and Loring, aged 12 (also born in California). Apparently, another child was living elsewhere, since Augusta states that there were 5 children, and only 4 were there with them at the time.

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Note N5362 Index

Warren's death was caused by arteriosclerosis.

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Note N5369 Index

Selden was a blacksmith and carpenter in Dexter, Maine. His first marriage, to Bertha Rowe, ended in divorce on 9 January 1904 (DIVORCE RECORDS, Vol. 7, Page 44, Maine State Archives Roll 2).

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Note N5371 Index

Charles was a blacksmith. Mary was a music teacher.

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Note N5372 Index

Orrison was a red-haired, blue-eyed farmer in Brighton. He died from severe angina.

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Note N5375 Index

Most likely, Mabel was born Melvina Louden (born in Connecticut to unknown parents who were born in Canada), who was adopted by George and Lucy Tucker. Melvina (aged 4) is listed as George and Lucy's adopted daughter in the 1880 Census of Woodstock, Connecticut [op.cit.]. They also had a son, Herbert, born in Maine about 1871.

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Note N5376 Index

Elbridge was a dry-goods merchant. In 1920, he was working as a clerk in the Post Office in Newport, Maine. Later, he went into teaching. Katherine taught in a rural school in Bradford.

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Note N5377 Index

Horace was a farmer in Bradford and Charleston.

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Note N5382 Index

Clarence was a farmer and lumberman in Bradford. Apparently, he and Sarah had no children. Sarah was referred to as "Delia." In fact, she is named as such on their Marriage Record. Clarence died from a heart attack.

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Note N5388 Index

Elmer was a farmer. His death was caused by a coronary thrombosis.

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Note N5389 Index

Clarence was the Assistant Postmaster of Salisbury, New Hampshire. When he registered for the World War I Draft in 1917, he worked as a storeclerk at George W. Gleason & Son in Dublin.

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Note N5394 Index

Ethel was a public school teacher in Andover, New Hampshire.

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Note N5395 Index

Irving was a farmer. He died from cardiac and respiratory paralysis.