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Note    N9207         Index

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Maud's first marriage, to John Meserve, ended in divorce 13 October 1900 (MAINE DIVORCE RECORDS [Maine State Archives] Roll 2, Vol. 5, Page 10, Line 1).

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Note    N9208         Index

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Elizabeth was a schoolteacher.

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Note    N9211         Index

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Lewis and Addie had a large farm and boarding home in Otisfield, where they catered to summer guests for many years. Addie also worked as a cook at the Otisfield school. Lewis died from prostate cancer,

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Winifred was a teacher.

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Note    N9213         Index

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George was a minister.

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Note    N9215         Index

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Maria came to the United States in 1897.

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Henry was a merchant in Auburn.

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Note    N9226         Index

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Eastman was a surveyor of timberlands for the U.S. government. He had served locally as a Selectman and as Road Commissioner for Otisfield.

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Note    N9233         Index

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David ran a General Store in East Otisfield. Resper worked with him.

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Note    N9249         Index

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Edward and Mary moved to the State of Washington.

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Note    N9251         Index

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James was a teacher in Portland, Maine.

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Note    N9254         Index

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John was a farmer in Otisfield.

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Note    N9256         Index

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In 1860, Salmon (classified as a Pauper) was living with Latham and Sarah Scribner.

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Note    N9257         Index

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Benjamin was known locally as "Swamp Ben," most likely because he and Mary Ann lived in an area of town known as "Swampville." He was a shoemaker by trade.

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Note    N9262         Index

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David was a farmer in Otisfield.

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Note    N9277         Index

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A graduate of Norway High School, Betty was a busy housewife and mother as the childfen were growing up. At one time, there were four generations living at the farm. Later, she spent 17 years as a dispatcher for the Oxford County Sheriff's Department. She enjoyed knitting and crocheting, and making gifts for family and friends. She suffered from Alzheimer's Disease.

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Note    N9288         Index

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John was a farmer in Maxfield, Maine. He and Harriette had a total of 10 children.

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