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Note    N15676         Index

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Marcus was a farmer in Summit, Bates County, Missouri.

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Note    N15677         Index

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Harold was a Protestant Minister in Kansas, California and Arizona.

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Note    N15710         Index

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In 1920, Grace was manager of an apartment house in Detroit.

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Note    N15718         Index

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Roscoe never married. He was a veteran of World War I, and died of cancer at the Veteran's Hospital in St. Louis. His Obituary gives his name as Roscoe Theodore McCasland, but when he registered for the WWI Draft, he gave his name as Roscoe George McCasland.

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Note    N15754         Index

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Lester was a Conductor on the Santa Fe Railroad.

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Note    N15763         Index

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Albert was an electrician in Detroit.

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Note    N15764         Index

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George worked for the Street Railway in Detroit.

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Note    N15765         Index

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Jesse was a farmer in Greenville, Illinois.

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Note    N15793         Index

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James owned a furniture store in Greenville, Illinois.

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Note    N15802         Index

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Elbert owned a notions shop in Greenville, Illinois.

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Joseph was a hotel clerk in Greenville (1910), and in Salt Lake City, Utah (1920). By 1930, he was proprietor of a hotel in Los Angeles, California (T626, Roll 139, E.D. 19-158, Page 170A). At that time, he had been married for 3 years to an unnamed 20-year-old woman, who was born in Utah.

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In 1910, Ernest and Vera were living in East St. Louis, where he was a cook in a boarding house (T624, Roll 322, E.D. 126, Page 110A).

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George was a Medical Doctor. Among the places he practiced medicine were Stockton, Rocks County, Kansas (1900) and Raton, Colfax County, New Mexico (1910, 1920).

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In the 1900 Census of Phillips, Colorado, where he and Marcia (listed as "Martha") were living with their son, George, Llewellyn gave his occupation as " auctioneer." From the information given in that Census entry, a theory can be developed that says Llewellyn and Marcia lived in Canada (possibly Ontario Province) for several years before moving to South Dakota, where George met and married Lettie. Then, in the 1890's, they moved on to Colorado.

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Note    N15842         Index

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George was farmer in Phillips County, Colorado.

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Note    N15845         Index

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Reuben was a farmer in Charleston, Vermont.

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