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Note N3819 Index

Joseph was an engineer and farmer. In 1900, he was farming in Star Lake Township, Otter Tail CVounty, Minnesota.

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Note N3822 Index

Minnie was a teacher at Walker, Cass County, MN.

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Note N3823 Index

Alanson and Thressa moved to Canada in 1905.

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Note N3831 Index

Joseph was a stationary engineer and farmer in the towns of Backus, Crookston and Duluth. He moved to Leavings, Alberta, Canada in 1903.

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Note N3840 Index

Wilson enlisted in the Army on 17 August 1861, as a Private in Co. D, 32nd Ohio Infantry Regiment. He was accidentally killed on 26 September 1862 at Harper's Ferry, West Virginia. The 32nd Ohio lost 150 men during the battle for Harper's Ferry, the result of which was the surrender of the entire regiment by the post commander. They were exchanged in January 1863 and went back into battle in Mississippi.

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Note N3841 Index

At age 18, on 17 November 1861, William enlisted as a Private in Co. C, 65th Ohio Infantry Regiment. That unit took part in battles mainly in Tennessee (Shiloh, Missionary Ridge, and others) and Georgia (Chickamauga, Dallas, and others). He was killed in action at the Battle of Big Shanty, Georgia, on 18 June 1864.

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Note N3847 Index

Many thanks to Audrey Diener for her research on this family.
George was a carpenter.

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Note N3848 Index

Albert was an engineer and electrician. They lived in Fergus Falls, MN, and Voss, ND.

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Note N3850 Index

Andrew and Annie immigrated to America from Norway in 1853, first settling in Manitowoc, Wisconsin. They moved to Otter Tail County, Minnesota, in 1879 (Mason, HISTORY OF OTTER TAIL COUNTY, MINNESOTA [op.cit.], 757).

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Note N3854 Index

Edgar was a logging contractor. In 1930, he and his young family were living in Coeur d' Alene, Idaho.

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Note N3856 Index

Charles lived in several Minnesota towns, including Fergus Falls, Duluth, Brainerd and St. Cloud. He was a lumber dealer at St. Cloud for several years, then moved to Canada in May of 1904 (Sinnett, THE HISTORY OF THE SCRIBNER FAMILIES [op. cit.], 81).

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Note N3866 Index

In the 1900 Census of Cass County, MN, her name is given as "Violet."

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Note N3876 Index

Aaron was a lawyer at Backus, Minnesota, before moving to Canada in November of 1905.

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Note N3877 Index

William was a farmer from 1890 to 1898, then worked as a contractor 1898 to 1904, then, in 1904, moved to Mortlach, Saskatchewan, Canada, where he operated the Maple Leaf Hotel.