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In 1900, Charles was employed as a civilian carpenter at a US Army base, Fort St. Michael, on the west coast of Alaska (1900 Census of Ft. Saint Michael, AK: T623, Roll 1830, E.D. 19, Page 222B).

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Will was Farm Manager at a Country Estate in Bolton, Massachusetts.

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In 1920, Augustus and Alice were living in Hyde Park, Vermont. She was working in a hotel as a pastry cook.

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Prudencia was a nurse.

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In 1930, Walter (by then divorced) was employed at a hotel on Newbury Street in Boston (1930 Census of Boston: T626, Roll 946, E.D. 13-164, Page 64A).

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Joel was a dairy farmer in Johnson (1900), Underhill (1910), Cambridge (1920) and Jericho (1930), Vermont. He and Ada had no children. In each of the Censuses, he is listed as Joel BOYCE.

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Clayton learned the printing trade while working for his father at the "Burlington Clipper" newspaper. In 1892, he went into partnership with J.W. Ramsey to publish the "Granite City Leader" in Barre. However, this paper folded in 1896. In 1903, he became the Managing Superintendent for the Bennington "Evening Banner" newspaper.

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From 1881-1886, Earle was a messenger in the United States Senate, having been appointed by Sen. George F. Edmunds. From 1886-1888, he was the official reporter for the Vermont State Senate. In 1895, he went into the insurance business, working as general agent for the National Life Insurance Company in Rutland. Earle served as chief of staff for Gov. Fletcher D. Proctor, 1906-1908, and represented Rutland in the Vermont Legislature in 1908, while continuing his work with the insurance company.

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Katherine was a nurse in Burlington.

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In 1900, Belle was living in Chicago with an uncle, Fred M. Gale, and his wife, Helen A., both of whom were born in Vermont. Belle was a schoolteacher (NARA Microcopy T623, Roll 258, Vol. 31, E.D. 334, Page 216A, Dwelling 44, Family 54).

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In 1900, Karl was living in McHenry Twp., McHenry County, Illinois, and working as a dry-goods salesman with his cousin, Walter E. Bradley (NARA Microcopy T623, Roll 321, E.D. 159, Page 221A). At that time, he was still single. In 1910, living in Waupaca, Wisconsin, he was a salesman for a department store. In the 1920 and 1930 censuses, he gave his occupation as "traveling salesman." He died in 1947 from injuries sustained in an automobile accident in Michigan.

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Donald worked for several years as an Assistant Manager for the C.S. Page Company (a rendering plant) in Hyde Park, VT. Between 1920 and 1930, they moved to Hartford, Connecticut, where Donald worked as an Accountant for the State of Connecticut.

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Albert became an American citizen in 1894. He was a truck driver in Detroit.

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