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Note    N14274         Index

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John, Edna and some of their children were deaf.

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Note    N14276         Index

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Esther died from tuberculosis.

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Note    N14282         Index

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Harold was a factory worker in Worcester, Massachusetts.

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Note    N14284         Index

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Mabel was Owen's second wife. They divorced before 1930.

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Note    N14292         Index

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Jim served in the U.S. Navy during World War II. In later years, he was Police Chief of Springfield Township, Montgomery County, Pennsylvania.

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Note    N14293         Index

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Dana was born deaf.

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Note    N14294         Index

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Carl served in the U.S. Navy aboard the destroyer USS Wickes.

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Note    N14304         Index

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Bertie was the adopted son of James and Annie Jellison.

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Note    N14306         Index

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Bert was a farmer in Somerville, Maine.

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Note    N14310         Index

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Owen was a farmer in Manchester, Maine. He and Mabel divorced before 1930.

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Note    N14315         Index

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Fred worked as a weaver in a woolen mill in Lisbon, Maine.

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Note    N14320         Index

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Lawrence and Hattie lived in Medford, Massachusetts from their 1887 marriage into the 1920's, when they moved to Boston. In Medford , he was a bicycle dealer (1900), and a house painter (1910). In Boston in 1930, he was the Superintendent of an apartment building. They moved to Winthrop, Maine, where they lived out their remaining years. They had no children.

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Note    N14322         Index

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Otis lived in Boston, where he worked in a hotel (1910), as a watchman (1920), and as a janitor in an apartment house (1930).

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Note    N14325         Index

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Roger was a life insurance agent in Somerville, Massachusetts.

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Note    N14326         Index

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In 1918, when he registered for the draft, Ernest worked as an attendant at Kings Park State Hospital, Kings Park, Suffolk County (Long Island), New York.

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Note    N14327         Index

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Harold worked for his father in the house painting business in Somerville, Massachusetts, for a few years. About 1919, he and his family moved to Boston, where he had a job as a painter for a railroad company.

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Note    N14339         Index

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Joseph was a machinist and tool maker.

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