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Frank was a farmer in Bridgton, Maine.

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Note    N10512         Index

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Irving was a blacksmith in Naples, Maine. He never married.

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In 1920, Ilus was working at a trunk factory in Los Angeles.

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Carroll was a painter and paper hanger in Naples, Maine. He never married.

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Alton was a lumber edger, working for N.T. Fox Company, Diamond National Company and the C.N. Brown Company.

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Charles was a furrier in Marshalltown, Iowa. As did his father-in-law, he bought and sold animal furs.

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Leroy followed his father in being a dealer of hides and pelts.

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As was his father, Willard was a furrier in Marshalltown, Iowa.

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Walter was a bookseller in Iowa and Minnesota. By 1930, he was in the investment business in Minneapolis.

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In 1930, Frank and Ethel were living in Wilmette (New Trier Twp.) Cook County, Illinois. He was an insurance broker there.

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Maurice was a machinist.

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From 1880 to 1910, Walter was a tanner, as was his father. In 1920, he was a watchman at a lumber yard.

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Fred worked for a few years as a carpenter in Augusta. After 1900, he began a career as a linotype operator and printer at an Augusta newspaper. He and Edith divorced.

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Herman was a farmer in Abbot and, by 1930, in Guilford, Maine.

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Most likely, Wilson was named for his uncle, Wilson Greene Cole, who died in the Civil War. Wilson was a farmer in Abbot, Maine. By 1910, he had moved to Hallowell, where he owned a harness making shop. In 1935, he was operating a grocery store in Hallowell.

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Harold was regarded as one of the leading citizens of Abbot, Maine. He was a farmer, did some lumbering and road work. He served as Road Commissiner and was on the Board of Selectmen. A member of Abbot Grange for 36 years, he had served as Grange Treasurer for more than 25 years. He is remembered as "one of the first to promote any good cause."

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