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Note N3903 Index

Charles wrote, "I left Maine when I was 15 years old and went to Minnesota" (Sinnett, THE HISTORY OF THE SCRIBNER FAMILIES [op. cit.], 88). He lived at Patten, ME, Maine Township and Fergus Falls, MN, Burlington, North Dakota (a small town 6 miles from the state capitol of Minot), Kirkelie Township in Ward County, ND, and Bradenton, Florida. He was a rancher, a dairy farmer, and the Postmaster at Tasker, ND (a town no longer on the map).

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Note N3906 Index

John was a farmer in Fillmore County, Minnesota. He and Bridget had a total of 13 children. Apparently, they had lived in Canada for several years (all but one of their children were born in Canada), then moved to Minnesota about 1879, which is where their 13th child, Matthew, was born in August 1879.

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Note N3908 Index

In 1930, Carl was the manager of a tire store in Bradenton, Florida.

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Note N3909 Index

Ada was a nurse.

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Note N3910 Index

In the 1930's, living in Bradenton, Florida, Miles drove a truck for a laundry business.

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Note N3912 Index

Isaac worked as a joiner.

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Note N3916 Index

Elisha was a cobbler (a person who made and repaired shoes).

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Note N3923 Index

Robert was a carpenter in Detroit. His second wife, Sophia, had two sons from a previous marriage: Jerome H. Smith, b. 1894, and Kenneth H. Smith, b. 1898. In 1920, then-widowed Sophia was living at 5000 Woodward Avenue, Detroit, with family members.

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Note N3924 Index

Ellen's estimated date of death is based upon her 14 May 1909 deposition in the Pension File of Charles Hetsler, the same file in which there is a deposition by Catherine Eleanor (Steele) Scribner, wife of Thomas P. Scribner.

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Note N3925 Index

On 10 August 1888, Frederick gained title to 160 acres of land through the Homestead Act of 20 May 1862. He was a dairy farmer in Klacking Towsnhip, Ogemaw County, Michigan. Though his wife had two children from a previous marriage, Fred and Celia had no children.

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Note N3926 Index

William graduated from Lewiston, Idaho, Normal School. He was a house painter. William and Mary divorced before 1900. In 1900, he and his children were living in Asotin with his parents.

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Note N3931 Index

James was a carpenter. He graduated from Spokane College in 1889.

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Note N3935 Index

In 1882, Anna graduated from Emerson School of Oratory in Boston.

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Note N3936 Index

Edward worked for many years in a paper mill in Orrington, Maine.

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Note N3939 Index

In 1930, John and Myrtle were living in The Bronx, New York, where he was employed as a salesman (NARA Microcopy T626, Roll 1489, E.D. 3-670, Page 65A, Dwelling 74, Family 582).