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Note N12724 Index
Howard was an automobile mechanic. In the 1930 Census, he is living in San Rafael, California. May and Jeanne are living in Oakland with Lee and May.
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Note N12736 Index
Merton was the Chief of Standards, Methods and Planning for the Maine Unemployment Compensation Commission.
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Note N12749 Index
Raymond was a machinist. In 1930, he was living in Claremont, New Hampshire, with Lyndon Philbrook (1930 Census: T626, Roll 1307, E.D. 10-6, Page 106A).
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Note N12754 Index
Percy was a teller in a Portland, Maine, bank. He and Mabel had no children.
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Note N12758 Index
Edward was a railroad conductor.
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Note N12760 Index
Thomas was a railroad conductor.
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Note N12762 Index
Thomas was a lumberman.
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Note N12765 Index
Henry was a lumberman. He and Helen divorced prior to 1930. That year, he was living in Gilead, Maine.
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Note N12770 Index
Edward was a shoe factory worker in Norway, Maine. By 1900, they had moved to Albany, where they lived on a farm. After Betsey died, Edward moved to Bethel and lived the rest of his years with Mertella and Fred Wheeler. He worked for a few years at Fred's grocery store.
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Note N12776 Index
George was a factory worker in Norway, Maine.
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Note N12780 Index
For a number of years, Fred owned and operated a grocery store in Bethel, Maine. By 1930, he was a woodsman.
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Note N12781 Index
Lyndon left Maine for Massachusetts before 1910 and settled in Springfield. There, he opened a shoe store, which he operated for several years. After he and Anna May separated, he went to work as a shoe salesman. He was living in Claremont, New Hampshire, in 1930. Living with him was Raymond Thomas, who was to marry Dorothea Burbank in 1933 in Bethel (1930 Census of Claremont: T626, Roll 1307, E.D. 10-6, Page 106A). He eventually made his way to Norway, Maine, where he married Gertrude in 1939. In the meantime, his first wife, Anna May, was employed as housekeeper for the W. Glenroy Bassett family of Longmeadow, Massachusetts. Mr. Bassett was the manager of an oil business in Longmeadow (1930 Census: T626, Roll 907, E.D. 7-169, Page 147B).
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Note N12782 Index
Lynwood served as a Medical Corpsman in the U.S. Air Force, then at A.C. Lawrence Leather Company in South Paris.
He is buried in the Albany Cemetery.
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Note N12783 Index
Goldie graduated from Norway High School in 1907. For a few years, she taught school in Norway and Stoneham, Maine. She later worked at the B.E. Cole Shoe Company in Norway, retiring in 1954.
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Note N12784 Index
Villard was a factory worker in Norway, Maine.
He and Beatrice divorced soon after daughter Carolyn was born. She promptly married again, to Harry French.