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Note    N20808         Index

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Lawrence drowned near Rochester, Minnesota.

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Note    N20809         Index

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Arby worked as a machinist for a railroad in Rochester, Minnesota (1920). He was employed by an oil company in Glendale, California (1930).

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Note    N20811         Index

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Ferne and her daughter, Mary, died in an automobile accident (caused by a drunk driver) in California.

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Note    N20814         Index

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Vernon was a farmer in Olmsted and Dodge Counties, Minnesota.

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Note    N20815         Index

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Charles' marriage to Ferne Brockway ended in divorce.

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Note    N20828         Index

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In 1930, Glendon was working at a cement factory in Oswego, Oregon.

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Note    N20830         Index

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In 1930, Walter was employed as a gardener at a private home in Oswego, Oregon.

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Note    N20847         Index

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Roy was a rose grower. He owned a greenhouse in Austin, Minnesota, in 1930. They later moved to the state of Washington.

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Note    N20848         Index

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Vivian's last residence was in Auburn, King County, Washington.

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Note    N20856         Index

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Josiah was a farmer in Henniker, New Hampshire. After moving there in 1877, he met and married Flora. They had no children.

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Note    N20857         Index

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Willard was a farmer in Pine Island, Minnesota. He never married.

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Note    N20858         Index

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Nettie never married. For the last several years of her life, she lived with sister Marion in St. Paul.

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Note    N20860         Index

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Marion was an educator. Among the towns and cities in which she taught were Austin, Mower County (1900), Pine Island (1910) and St. Paul. In 1920 and 1930 she is listed as Principal of a Public School in St. Paul. She never married.

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Note    N20861         Index

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Nina was a teacher in the high school at Pine Island.

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Note    N20862         Index

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Hiram was a tinner and farmer in Pine Island, Minnesota. After 1920, they moved to St. Paul, where he owned a hardware store.

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Note    N20867         Index

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We found John in the 1910 Census, living on his own income in San Diego, California (Census: T624, Roll 94, E.D. 150, Page 182B).

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Note    N20872         Index

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James was a traveling salesman.

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