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Ambrose moved to Ashland, New Hampshire, in 1849. See brother Franklin's NOTES (below), for information about some of their business dealings. Ambrose sold out his interest in that joint venture and acquired an interest in a shoe-peg mill, which had been established by Jesse Ladd and Aaron M. Gordon. He later built a mill of his own. In town affairs, he was Ashland Town Treasurer four years, and also served as a selectman.

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Note N1386 Index

Franklin moved to Ashland, New Hampshire, about 1843. After his brother Ambrose arrived there in 1849, they ran a shoe manufacturing company for a Massachusetts firm for about five years. In 1855, they joined with W.P. Drake in buying a Manila paper and straw-board manfacturing business, which they operated for several years. Franklin sold out his interest in that business and, with brother Lewis, built a paper-mill which they sold to Wilder & Co. in 1871. That mill burned in 1884. Beginning in 1880, he was treasurer of the Ashland Savings Bank (Hamilton Child, GAZETEER OF GRAFTON COUNTY, N.H., 1709-1886. Syracuse, NY: H. Child, 1886, pp. 130-131).

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Note N1389 Index

Lewis was in partnership with brother Franklin in operating a paper-mill in Ashland, New Hampshire.

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Note N1390 Index

Asenath never married.

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Note N1392 Index

Jonathan was a carpenter and farmer. He moved to Northfield in 1843 and settled on the Haines place, which was, at the time, owned by Anne. She was first married to Jesse Hancock, who died 5 March 1842 (HISTORY OF NORTHFIELD [op. cit], 163). They had two children.
Anne is remembered as a true home maker who was intensely devoted to her family.

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Note N1398 Index

Enoch was a shoemaker by trade. In 1865, they bought a home in Salisbury, then, in 1879, they moved on to Bedford, Massachusetts.

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Andrew worked as a farm hand for his father-in-law, Joseph Rowe, in Andover, New Hampshire.

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Note N1405 Index

Matilda died from apoplexy.

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Abby was David's second wife. Their marriage did not last long. He married again before 1875.

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George's death was caused by arteriosclerosis.

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Lucia succumbed to heart disease.

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Note N1424 Index

Lowell was a blacksmith.

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Joseph was a blacksmith in the New Hampshire towns of Sutton, Concord, Warren and Henniker.

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Sinclair was a horse farmer and breeder.

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Iddo was a lumberman and farmer in Eustis, Maine.