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Myron was a carpenter in Middlesex, Vermont (1870). In 1880 in Northfield, he listed his occupation as "eating-house keeper." Living in Montpelier in 1900, he worked as an insurance agent.

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James was a farmworker in Middlesex, Washington County, Vermont. During the Civil War, he served for 10 months (30 July 1864-19 June 1865) as a Private in Co. D, 2nd Vermont Infantry. He is listed in the 1890 Census of Middlesex, Vermont, Veterans Schedules, Roll 105, E.D. 209, Page 3. It appears that he was quite ill at the time of that Census.

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Ernest was a carpenter in Waterbury (1900), a farmer in Waitsfield (1910), and a worker at a lumber camp in Fayston (1920), Vermont.

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Joseph was a dry goods merchant in Waterbury, Vermont.
 On 28 July 1862, he enlisted as a Private in Co. B, 10th Vermont Infantry. He was wounded in the arm on 9 July 1864 at Monocacy, Maryland, and was discharged because of those wounds on 1 June 1865 (AMERICAN CIVIL WAR SOLDIERS. Ancestry.com).

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William was a house carpenter. They lived in the Washington County, Vermont, towns of Middlesex, Waterbury (1910) and Montpelier (1920, 1930). William and Cora had no children.

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Rufus was a farmer in Middlesex, Vermont. In 1920 and 1930, living in Montpelier, he listed his work as a janitor at a public school. Also, in 1930, they rented rooms of their house to young women who worked as waitresses at a local hotel.

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William was a farmer in Calais, Vermont. He and Huldah had no children. Nor were there children born to his second marriage with Josephine Clark.

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For most of his working years, Julius had a tin and stove business in Montpelier, Vermont.

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Fred was a painter and paper hanger. He lived in Manchester, New Hampshire (1877-1879), Montpelier, Vermont (1879-1881), Littleton and Charlestown, Massachusetts (1881-1898), back to Montpelier (1898-1902), and back to Manchester, NH (1902-). In 1920, he worked at a department store in Manchester, NH.
 Fred and Nellie divorced before 1900.

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In 1930, Fred and Bertha were living in Bethel, Vermont. He was working as a cashier in a railroad freight office.

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In 1919, living in Manchester, New Hampshire, Minnie worked as a Matron at the State Industrial School.

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For many years, George was in the tin and stove business in Montpelier, Vermont.

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George and Maud divorced within one year. No children were born in either of George's marriages.

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Leon was a creamery worker in Jericho (1910, 1920), and creamery manager in Essex (1930), Vermont. He and Dell had no children.

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