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Note N22279 Index

In 1910, Adda was employed at the Home for the Aged in Mt. Vernon. Her daughter, Ruth, was living there with her.

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Note N22280 Index

At the time of their marriage in 1907, Joseph was a baker. By 1910, he was a grocery salesman. Later, he worked as an insurance salesman in New Philadelphia, Ohio (1920), then as an adjuster for a fire insurance company in LeRoy, Medina County, Ohio, where they were living in 1930. After 1910, he began going by his middle name, so in the Censuses, he is listed as J. Earl or Earl J.

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Note N22282 Index

Cyrus was a farmer in Middlebury Township, Knox County, Ohio. He was a brother to Phebe Hair, who married Elma's brother, Oscar. Cyrus and Phebe were children of William and Savilla Hair.

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Note N22288 Index

William was a carpenter/contractor in Mt. Vernon, Ohio.
In the 1880 Census of Batemantown, Knox County, Ohio (T9, Roll 1038, E.D. 141, Page 35B), William is listed with the family of William Haire (father of Cyrus Hair, who married Elma Denman, and William's mother, Phebe Hair) as a grandson. In the 1930 Census of Mt. Vernon, Ohio (T626, Roll 1826, E.D. 42-8, Page 39B), living with William, Jennie and Harold was Oscar Denman, William's father.

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Note N22290 Index

Earl was a soldier in World War I. He enlisted in the National Guard on 11 May 1917 and served in Battery E, 134th Field Artillery. From 28 June 1918 to 2 April 1919, he was in Europe with the American Expeditionary Forces. On 16 April 1919, he was honorably discharged from the Army (OHIO MILLITARY MEN, 1917-18. Ancestry.com. Source: OFFICIAL ROSTER OF OHIO SOLDIRES, SAILORS AND MARINES IN THE WORLD WAR, 1917-1918 [Columbus, OH: F.J. Heer Printing Co., 1926], Vol. 4).
In 1930, he was the proprietor of the Chesterville Garage in Chesterville, Ohio.

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Note N22292 Index

Harold and Mary lived in Ohio and Texas. They are buried in Maple Grove Cemetery, Chestervile.

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Note N22294 Index

From his father, William took over ownership and operation of the Chesterville Garage. He had served in the U.S. Army Air Corps during World War II, and was a member of the American Legion. He was also a member of the First Presbyterian Church in Fredericktown. Apparently, he never married.

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Note N22297 Index

Phebe was a sisiter to Cyrus Hair, who married Oscar's sister, Elma. Phebe and Cyrus were children of William and Savilla Hair.

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Note N22299 Index

Rebecca was first married to Wilson R. Fitzpatrick (November 1852 - 3 April 1915 in Morrow County).

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Note N22300 Index

William worked as a plasterer. He and Addie divorced sometime between 1900-1910. He then moved to Oklahoma, along with his son, Charles. In 1910, they are found living and working in Skiatook, Tulsa County, Oklahoma (Census: T624, Roll 1274, E.D. 223, Page 74B). In that 1910 Census, he lists himself as being widowed, and gives his age as 55.

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Note N22301 Index

Franklin was a farmer in South Bloomfield Township, Morrow County, Ohio. He and Viola are buried in the Bloomfield Cemetery.

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Note N22303 Index

Maude died from injuries received when she fell off the porch of her home.