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Frank was a foreman in a saw mill in Northumberland, New Hampshire.

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Stanley enlisted in the U.S. Army on 16 October 1943. He served throughout World War II as a Corporal in the 10th Mountain Division in Italy.
 After the war, he took a job as shipper at Portsmouth Naval Shipyard in Kittery, Maine. After his retirement, he worked as gardener/caretaker of an estate in New Cstle, New Hampshire. He was an excellent skier, tennis player, hiker, birder, woodworker and organizer. His obituary [op.cit.] reflects the love and esteem in which he was held. His family promised to keep his beloved birds fed.

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William worked as a clerk for the Boston & Maine Railroad in Manchester, New Hampshire.

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Frederick was a college professor at schools in New Hampshire and Massachusetts.

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Howard was a machinist.

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Note    N10997         Index

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Edward was a farmer and blacksmith in Bethel, Maine.

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Justus was a farmer in Buckfield, Maine. He and Mary had no children.

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Seth was a farmer in Bethel, Maine.

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Hoirtense died from pneumonia.

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Durward, who never married, worked for the C.N. Brown Company in Bethel, Maine, as a surveyor and log scaler. He is buried in Pine Grove Cemetery, Bethel.

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Lee was a house carpenter in Oakland, California.

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In 1930, Herbert was a watchman for a shoe factory in Holbrook, Massachusetts.

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In 1930, Myrtle worked as a waitress at a hotel in Stratford, New Hampshire.

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Moses worked for several years at a shoe factory in Auburn, Maine, before retiring to Bethel sometime before 1920.

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Nathaniel was a farmer. He died after being struck by a car in Norway Lake Village. He had been to a local store that evening and was walking home. It was dark and the driver failed to see him until it was too late.

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In 1920, John, Elizabeth, John, Jr. and Russel were living in Windham, Maine, where John was employed at a pulp mill. Grace was living in Portland, working at the Congress Square Hotel.

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