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Note    N13698         Index

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Gilman was a farmer, and the Road Commissioner, in Norwich, Vermont. He died when a tree fell on him.

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Note    N13709         Index

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Benjamin was a wagon maker.

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Note    N13712         Index

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Simon gained his title, Captain, from his service in the N.H. State Militia. He also served several terms as Brentwood Town Selectman and as Representative to the State Legislature from Brentwood.

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Note    N13724         Index

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William was a wheelwright in Brentwood, New Hampshire.

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Note    N13729         Index

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Moses was a wagon maker in Candia, New Hampshire.

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Note    N13764         Index

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James was a blacksmith and farmer.

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Note    N13766         Index

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Perley was a shoemaker and farmer.

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Note    N13803         Index

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Elbridge was a carpenter in Boston.

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Note    N13818         Index

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William served in the Civil War as a substitute for Freeman H. Jameson. He enlisted as a Private in Co. F, 17th Maine Infantry. He was captured a the battle of Chancellorsville, 2 May 1864, and was a prisoner of war at Andersopnville Prison in Georgia, where he was among the thousands of men who died there.

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Note    N13843         Index

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Benjamin was deaf. He was a farm worker in Augusta, Maine.

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Note    N13848         Index

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In 1910, Albert (widowed) was living in Medford, Massachusetts, and working as a coachman for the Samuel Lawrence family (1910 Census T624, Roll 602, E.D. 931, Page 98B).

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Note    N13853         Index

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John worked for a street railway company in Belmont, Massachusetts.

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Note    N13855         Index

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Herbert was a farmer in Augusta, Maine.

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Note    N13857         Index

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After her first husband, David Bickford, died, Clara (for some reason, leaving her son, David, in Belgrade to be raised by her parents) and her daughter, Gertrude, moved to Boston to live with Clara's brother, William.

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Note    N13859         Index

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John was a chauffeur for a private family in Boston.

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Note    N13861         Index

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Philip was a farm laborer. In 1880, he was working at a cotton mill in Augusta, Maine. He and Augusta moved to Redondo, California, before 1910. He died there in 1913, and Augusta returned to live with relatives. In 1920, she was living with her sister, Clara, in Somervile, Massachusetts. In 1930, she was living with her sister-in-law, Effie Staples (widow of Herbert) in Hallowell, Maine.
 Philip is buried in Los Angeles National Cemetery, Section 23, Row A, Site16.

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