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Note    N16701         Index

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Fred was a rural mail carrier in Pierce County, Washington.

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Note    N16702         Index

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Thanks to James G. Dahl for the information on this family. Ezra was a farmer in Pine County, Minnesota.

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Note    N16706         Index

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George operated a retail store in the town once known as Given, in Mahaska County, Iowa. His father, Harry, laid out that town, and then opened its first store, which George took over from his father. George was also the town's Postmaster for several years.
 In 1900, the older four of his and Martha's children were living together in Oskaloosa. The youngest child, Earl, was living with George and his second wife, Eva, in Liberty, Iowa.

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1900, Harry worked as a furniture salesman in Oskaloosa. By 1910, he had married Sarah and they had moved (by way of Montana) to Cimarron Township, Gray County, Kansas, where Harry worked as a carpenter. In 1920, they were in Caldwell, Canyon County, Idaho. By 1930, they were in Tukwila Pct., King County, Washington.

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In 1900, Anna worked as a milliner in Oskaloosa.

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In 1900, Sadie was a music teacher in Oskaloosa.

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In 1900, Herbert was working as a pressman at a bindery in Oskaloosa.

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Earl was an insurance salesman in Des Moines, Iowa. He had lived in El Centro, California (1910) and Ottumwa, Iowa (1920), before moving to Des Moines.

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Albert was a foreman at a coal mine in Pleasant, Iowa.

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Ralph managed a plumbing shop in Marlborough, New Hampshire.

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Glen was a blacksmith in Calais, Vermont.
 Except for one record for son Gay in 1930, there seems to be no other Census record of Glen and his family after the 1900 Census.

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In 1930, 23-year-old Geniss was living in Brooklyn, New York, working as an auto mechanic.

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Alder (or Aldee) was a carpenter in Orange (1900) and Barre (1920), Vermont.

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Frank was a farm laborer in Haverhill, New Hampshire (1900), a mill worker in Bradford, Vermont (1910), and general laborer in Barnard, Vermont (1930).
 A notation on his World War I Draft Registration Record states that the thumb and index finger on his hand had been removed, presumably as the result of an earlier accident.

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Elroy was a blacksmith in Barre (1910), a dairy farmer in Brookfield (1920) and farm laborer in Barnard (1930), Vermont.

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