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In 1930, Reuben and Flora were living in Thomaston, Maine. He worked in the commissary at the Maine State Prison (NARA Microcopy T626, Roll 835, E.D. 7-22, Page 241A, Family 3).

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In 1900, Miles was living alone in Silverton, Snohomish County, Washington, where he was employed as a barber (NARA Microcopy T623, Roll 1750, Vol. 15, E.D. 209, Page 45A, Dwelling 275 - a hotel in Silverton). By 1920, he had re-married and was living with his new family in Lemmon, Perkins County, South Dakota, where he was a watchmaker in a jewelry store.

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Henry was a male nurse. He died from typhoid fever.

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Levi died at the age of 8 months.

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Ziba was a dock builder in New York and New Jersey. He and Jennie were living in Manhattan in 1880 (T-9, Roll 889, E.D. 469, Page 552B). They apparently divorced prior to 1878, which is when Ziba and his second wife, Irene M. ???, were married, according to the 1900 Census of Bayonne, New Jersey [op.cit.].

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Mima was the adopted daughter of George and Mary, according to information stated in the 1880 Census of Stewardson Twp., Potter County, PA (NARA Microcopy T-9, Roll 1165, Vol. 60, E.D. 99, Page 417B, Dwelling 155, Family 155).
 Mima is remembered as being "not too tall, very sweet natured, loved to do needlework [and had] a glow about her."

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Seeley and Mima owned a successful casket company. They hand crafted fine caskets.

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George owned and operated a large chicken farm in North Haledon, Passaic County, New Jersey.

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In 1870, Joseph was living in Patten with his grandparents, Nathaniel and Mary Scribner.

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Charles was a shoe manufacturer in Auburn, Maine. His company was Darling, Free and Company.

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Lewis' work was in building houses.

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Charles was a farmer in Patten, Maine. Their farm was located on Happy Corner Road. He died from general peritonitis.

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Ira was a hotel keeper in Patten, Maine.

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A William Scribner, born 10 July 1888, died 6 October 1985 at Pomeroy, Garfield, Washington (Certificate 025821).

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Theodore was a lumberman in daho.

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