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Note    N14609         Index

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After his father's death, Walter operated the family's lumber mill in Harrison, Idaho.

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Note    N14616         Index

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In 1930, Floyd was living in Oakland, California, with a cousin, Glenn Diehl.

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Clair was a traveling salesman for the Western Electric Company. In 1910 and 1920, they were in California. In 1930, they were living in South Bend, Indiana.

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Louis was a prominent dental surgeon in Derry (1910, 1920) and Conway (1930), New Hampshire.

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Fred was the Railroad Station Agent at Andover, Massachusetts (1920) and Conway, New Hampshire (1930).

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Perley worked as a lumberjack in the New Hampshire woods.

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In 1930, Mary was in New London, New Hampshire, a live-in housekeeper for the family of Hiram Chapman (T626, Roll 1304, E.D. 7-45, Page 231A).

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In 1930, George and family were living in Bridgewater, Massachusetts, where he was working as a mechanic at a dairy.

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In 1920, Frances was living in St. Cloud, Florida, with her uncle and aunt, Henry and Frances (Gordon) French. In 1930, she was in Boston, a live-in housekeeper for Mr. Edward Frye (T626, Roll 956, E.D. 13-497, Page 88A).

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Note    N14679         Index

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Elsinore and Clark divorced prior to 1920.

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Clark's first wife, Myrtle Beatrice Sinclair, died c. 1908 in California. They had 6 children. Clark and Elsinore divorced prior to 1920.

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William and Marjorie were both schoolteachers.

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Donald was an automobile salesman in Meredith, New Hampshire.

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George enlisted in the U.S. Army on 25 August 1942 and served during World War II.

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Clarence was a carpenter in Hampton, New Hampshire. He reired from the Seabrook Nuclear Power PLant after 8 years of service. From 1961-1972, he and Shirley owned the Seahorse Inn in Hampton. He was an active member of the First Congregational Church in Hampton, serving as a Deacon from 1987-1991. He was also a 32nd Degree Mason, along with being involved with several other community organizations and activities.

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Jean was a schoolteacher, teaching remedial reading for 28 years at Lamprey River Elementary School in Raymond, New Hampshire. She was an active member of Raymond Congregational Church, where she was their Sunday School teacher for over 50 years

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