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Charles was a blacksmith in Newton, New Hampshire. He and Maud divorced before 1910.

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Reuben was a farmer in Middletown, Vermont.

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Henry was a fruit farmer in Rutland, Vermont.

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Estelle worked as a secretary in Washington, DC. She never married.

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Orrin was a farmer and needle maker in Franklin, New Hampshire.

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Charles was Superintendent of Schools in Harvard, Massachusetts.

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Paul was a lawyer in Lawrence, Massachusetts.

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Charles was a well-known and admired art museum administrator and art historian. He graduated from Phillips Academy in Andover, Massachusetts, Yale University and Harvard University. His first position was as Curator of the Addison Gallery of American Art at Phillips Academy. In 1940, he was Administrator of the Worcester Museum of Art in Worcester, Massachusetts. During World War 2, he served in the Office of Secret Services (OSS) documenting works of art that had been confiscated by the Nazis, then seeing that they were returned to their rightful homes. In 1947, he became Director of the Division of the Arts at Yale, and was Dean of the School of Architecture and Design.
 In 1957, Charles moved on to Michigan, where he became Director of the University of Michigan's Museum of Art. While there, he created the first-of-its-kind program in museum practice, training museum adminstrators. A section of the pending addition to the University of Michigan Museum of Art to become a Center for Museum Studies will be named in his honor (Charles Henry Sawyer Obituary, "Chelsea Standard," Chelsea, Michigan, 3 March 2005).

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Charles was a physician in Brookline, Massachusetts.

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Charles was proprietor of a boarding house in Nashua, New Hampshire. Lillian was the cook.

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Robert was a Post Office clerk in Reno, Nevada.

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John was a Clerk for Railway Express in Malden, Massachusetts.

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Pearl was a nurse.

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Francis was a farmer in Andover, New Hampshire. He and Electa had no children.

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Cassius studied to become a lawyer.

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Horace was a chiropractor in California.

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