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David was a fisherman.

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Marlin was a sailor, and a fisherman in Vermilion, Ohio. There were no children born in any of his marriages.

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Sarah and her daughters first appear in the 1907 City Directory of Columbus, Ohio. She is listed as "widow of C L." A search of the Columbus City Directories for several years leading up to 1907 yielded no mention of a C. L. Bach. Nor is there a C. L. Bach in the entire 1900 Census of Ohio.

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James' first wife, Amy, was born in England. In the newspaper article [op. cit.] about her death by suicide, her age was said to be "about 32 years old." The article also states that she "leaves husband James and a seven-year-old son."
 Tragedy struck the family a second time when, on 6 January 1930, a house fire claimed the lives of Florence (age 6), Josephine (age 3), and Alva (age 3 months). Their funeral was held at Thompson Funeral Home in Conneaut on 8 January, and they were buried together, in one casket, in Evergreen Cemetery, Painesville.
 James is buried near his parents in Evergreen Cemetery, Painesville.

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Edmund was a sailor.

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Bingham was a carpenter. In 1880, he was living in Caseville, Huron County, Michigan, with his second wife, Viola.

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Alfred was a carpenter for a dock company in Fairport, and had been a sailor. His second marriage was to Chloe ??? (her third) about 1904.

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Thomas was the captain of a Lake Erie steam boat.

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Frank was a farmer in Painesville, Ohio.

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Dwight was a farmer in Monroe, Ohio. He died from pneumonia.

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Charles was a farmer and a railroader.

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Leonard was a grocer in Stevens Point, Wisconsin.

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John was a farmer in Almond, Wisconsin.

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William was a farmer in Buena Vista Township. In 1920, he was elected a Wisconsin State Assemblyman. Theresa was a schoolteacher.

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John was a farmer. A most interesting relationship existed within this family. His sister, Maria, was the wife of James Hamilton. They were the parents of Ida's sister Anna's husband, James E. Hamilton.

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John was a farmer in Oxford, Wisconsin.

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