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Reuel was a lawyer in Portland for several years. By 1900, he and two of his sons, Reuel and Albert, were stenographers for the Cumberland County Court System. The third son, Charles, had his own law practice.

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William was a brick mason at Joliet, Illinois, before the Civil War. He served a year in the 20th Illinois Volunteer Regiment, then went to Ohio and married Maranda. They settled in Indianapolis, Indiana, where he was a contractor, and made "considerable money," but lost it in the Panic of 1873. They then moved to Conneaut, where he resumed his trade as brick maker and contractor (Dewey, LIFE OF GEORGE DEWEY [op.cit.], 659).

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MARTIN'S PARENTS: Martin, Sr., was born in Searsport, Maine, 22 March 1845. Adele was born in Cowlitz County, Washington, 8 March 1854. They were living on Orcas Island in 1880. He died at Friday Harbor 1 December 1889. She died in Seattle 4 March 1928 (Nichols, JAMES NICHOLS (NICKELS) OF SEARSPORT AND HIS DESCENDANTS, 1733-1943 [op. cit.], 42).
 Martin, Jr., was a meat-cutter in a meat market. Flora had a home-business, making dresses.

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Lewis was a farmer in New Sharon, Maine.

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Francis was a jeweler and a druggist in Littleton, New Hampshire. He served as Town Clerk 1846-51, and as State Representative in 1852.

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Charles was a farmer in Palermo. However, for a few years, he and Myra lived in Somerville, Massachusetts, where Charles worked as a motorman for the Boston Interurban Railroad. They had a son, Milton, who was born while they lived in Somerville.

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After James and Sarah immigrated to Maine, James worked as a gardener.

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James was a Superintendent in a woolen mill.

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Herbert was a contractor and builder. At the time of Wilma's marriage, Herbert was living in California, While Lillian was living in New Hampshire.

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Wallace died from diphtheria.

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Leon was a furniture dealer in Newport, New Hampshire.

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Asa was a carpenter in Lincoln, Maine.

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Lee was a logger and sawyer for Foster Latimer logging company. By 1920, he'd become Foreman of a County road crew.

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Raymond was a Conductor on a logging train. He worked for the Foster Latimer Lumber Company in Ashland County, Wisconsin.

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Obed was a farmer in Topsfield, Maine.

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