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Note    N18589         Index

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William was a farmer. They lived for several years in Norton, Marlboro Twp., Delaware County, Ohio, then, by 1900, moved on to Pitt Twp., Wyandot County.

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Note    N18600         Index

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Eva was the adopted daughter of Sylvester and Laura Gillett.

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Note    N18616         Index

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William was a farmer in Fulton County, Ohio.

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Note    N18618         Index

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Alvardo was a farmer in Gorham Township, Fulton County, Ohio, and Morenci, Lenawee County, Michigan.

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Note    N18632         Index

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Daniel was a blacksmith in Morenci, Michigan. In 1900, he was the Town Marshal.

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Note    N18642         Index

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William was a framer in Providence Township, Lucas County, Ohio.

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Note    N18645         Index

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Luke served during the Civil War as a Private in Co. K, 38th Ohio Infantry Regiment. He enlisted on 11 December 1863 and was discharged at Louisville, Kentucky, on 12 July 1865. He was partially disabled, due to broken ribs. Among the battles in which his unit took part were Chickamauga, Georgia (September 1863), Missionary Ridge, Tennessee (November 1863), Kenesaw Mountain, Georgia (June 1864), Atlanta, Georgia (July-August 1864), and Nashville, Tennessee (December 1864).

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Note    N18648         Index

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Luke was a farmer in Tomah, Monroe County, Wisconsin. Following his death, Bertha and the children moved away from Tomah. In 1930, they were living in Hammond, Indiana.

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Note    N18649         Index

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Samuel was a teamster in Richland County, Wisconsin.

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Note    N18651         Index

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When he registered for the World War I Draft, Clarence listed his birthdate as 29 December 1880. In 1900, he was single and living in Stoughton, Wisconsin, working at a wagon shop. He and Ida lived for several years in Granville Township, Milwaukee County. Apparently, they had no children.

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Note    N18653         Index

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Buford was a barber in Waukesha, Wisconsin.

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Note    N18666         Index

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In 1930, Archie (living with mother Bertha and sister Lola) was a welder in Hammond, Indiana.

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Note    N18667         Index

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Lola never married. She lived to be 104 years of age Among the places she worked were La Crosse Footwear and the Manhattan Shirt Factory in Hammond, Indiana.

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Note    N18669         Index

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In 1930, Leo and family were living in Hammond, Indiana, where he was employed by an auto maker.

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Note    N18671         Index

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Louie was a farm worker.

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Note    N18673         Index

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It appears that Frank was adopted by Joseph Constantine (or, he assumed the last name of Constantine) before 1870. Frank never married. He operated a hardware store in Warner.

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