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Note N3762 Index

Frances never married. For many years, she worked as a buyer for Wanamaker's Department Store in Philadelphia.

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Note N3773 Index

For a number of years, Roland was a bookkeeper for the Maine Forestry Commission in Augusta. He later (1930) was the Treasurer of a Shoe Manufacturing Company in Augusta.

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Note N3774 Index

In 1930, Henry was living at the YMCA in Trenton, New Jersey. He gave his occupation as "Forester." NARA Microcopy T626, Roll 1362, E.D. 11-3, Page 230B, Line 68.

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Note N3777 Index

Sedate was a farmer in Knox. In 1870, he was a tavern keeper in Freedom.

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Note N3780 Index

In 1880, Charles and Didamia were living in Maine Prairie.

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Note N3784 Index

Eugene has the distinction of having been the first white child born in Fair Haven Township, Stearns County, Minnesota. He was raised on the Day family farm in Maine Prairie Township. As a young man, he bought 40 acres of land in Maine Prairie. On that land, he built the buildings and cultivated the land that became known as the "Pioneer Farm." His was a very successful farming operation.

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Note N3788 Index

In 1900, Freeman and Ida were living in St. Cloud, Sherburne County, Minnesota, where he was employed as a stationary engineer. With them were their infant son, Chester, and Freeman's mother, Lucy (NARA Microcopy T623, Roll 791, E.D. 136, Page 79A).

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Note N3795 Index

In 1920, Nellie was living in Washington, DC, with her parents, and working as a clerk at the War Department (1920 Census of Washington, DC: T625, Roll 213, E.D. 326, Page 220B).

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Note N3797 Index

Ava died from cancer.

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Note N3800 Index

Walter was a millwright.

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Note N3802 Index

Lottie was a school teacher in Worcester, Massachusetts.

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Note N3803 Index

In 1880, Jennie was living with her brother-in-law, Edward, his wife, Susan, and his widowed mother, Laura, in Boston. Jennie was working at a dry-goods store (NARA Microcopy T-9, Roll 555, E.D. 650, Page 445A).

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Note N3804 Index

Ormandel was a farmer in Charleston. He and Lucilla had no children.

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Note N3806 Index

Rockwell was a Private in Co. G, 14th Maine Infantry Regiment in the Civil War. He enlisted after 2 July 1862, at age 15, and went to the regiment which was already serving in Louisiana. Very likely, he was mustered out in January 1865. But, he evidently re-enlisted because his service record shows that he later served in Co. E of the 14th Maine from 24 February through 28 August of 1865.

A Rock H. Scribner, born in Maine and aged 21, is listed in the 1870 Census of Gibraltar Township, Door County, Wisconsin. He gives his occupation as Teamster (NARA Microcopy M593, Roll 1712, Vol. 6, Page 34A, Dwelling 65, Family 65). He was living at a boarding house in Gibraltar.