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Harley was a farmer in Thetford, Vermont.

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Note    N20307         Index

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In 1920 and 1930, Fred was living in New York City and working as a mechanic in a factory there. He had been married, but by 1920 was widowed.

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For over 33 years, Oscar was in the meat and provision business in Montpelier, Vermont. He and Emma had no children.

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Chandler graduated from the University of Vermont and, in 1878, the University of New York. He was in the practice of medicine for many years, with offices in Washington, Vermont (to 1883), Minneapolis, Minnesota (to 1891), and Barre, Vermont.

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Alfred was a dairy farmer in East Montpelier, Vermont. He and Rhoda had no children.

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Melvin was owner and operator of a meat market on North Main Street in Barre, Vermont, for 15 years (1891-1906). In 1906, they moved to Waterbury, where owned a dairy farm.

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In 1930, Howard was living in Waterbury with his mother, He worked as a salesman for a garage.

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In 1930, Grace was living in Boston with a cousin, Albert R. Houghton, and his family (Census: T626, Roll 956, E.D. 13-495, Page 36A). She was working as a clerk at a publishing house there.

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After she and George moved back to Leominster from Haverhill, Louisa opened the Lotus Dining Room, and began renting rooms, in their home at 48 West Street, Leominster, Massachusetts. Her sister, Florence, lived with them.

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Florence lived with her sister and brother-in-law, Louisa and George Simington, in Leominster and Haverhill, Massachusetts. She assisted Louisa with opertaing a lodging house at their home in Leominster.

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George was a carpenter in Leominster, Massachusetts. In 1930, they were living in Haverhill, where he was a construction superintendent. By 1932, they had returned to Leominster, when he became the city's Building Inspector, a position he held until 1941.
 George and Louisa had no children.

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Martha was a teacher at a District School in Washington, Vermont (1870).

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Herbert was a farmer in Baltimore, Vermont. In 1920's Census of Springfield, Vermont, Alice indicates that she is a Widow. This would mean that Herbertdied between 1910- 1920. However, a Herbert F. Stevens, born in Vermont in 1864, is found living in Manchester, New Hampshire, divorced and woking in a cotton mill (Census: T625, Roll 1010, E.D. 94, Page 5A). Searches of both the 1870 and 1880 Censuses of Vermont fail to come up with more than one Herbert F. Stevens, born in 1864.

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Edward worked as a machine operator in Springfield, Vermont, when he registered for the World War I Draft. In 1920, he refers to himself as a farmer. About 1923, he and Ethel moved to Natick, Massachusetts, where he was employed as a truck driver.

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