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Note    N5829         Index

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Neal was a Note Teller in a Portland bank. In 1920, he was a clek in a Portland hotel.

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Note    N5833         Index

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Jesse was a lumberman and independent logger.

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Note    N5839         Index

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Charles was a brickmason in Old Town, Maine. He and Agnes had no children.

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Note    N5840         Index

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Edwin was a farmer and livestock dealer in Unity, Maine. He died from coronary thrombosis.

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Note    N5843         Index

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George was a mail carrier for the Post Office in Waterville, Maine.

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Note    N5845         Index

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Altana worked at a grocery store in Belfast, Maine. By 1920, he was the store's owner.

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Harley was a carpenter and shoemaker in Norway and Auburn shoe factories. He was also one of the first motion picture projectionists in the area. In 1920, living in Bath, he worked as a riveter at the Bath Iron Works, one of the nation's premier ship-building facilities.

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Florence was an educator. He and Annie immigrated from Canada to the United States (to New Jersey) in 1906.
 At the time of his marriage to Stella, he was Superintendent of the Public Schools in New Sharon, Maine.

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In 1920, Mary (separated from Orrin for the second time) was living in Oakland, California, working for the family of Martin Eppstein, a broker there (1920 Census T625, Roll 89, E.D.79, Page 200A).

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In 1917 (when he registered for the World War I Draft) Guy was a filer in a lumber mill in Lamoine, Shasta County, California. That same year, they moved to Bellingham, Whatcom County, Washington.

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Note    N5878         Index

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Guy was a bookkeeper.

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Note    N5879         Index

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Samuel was a farmer in Hermon, Maine.

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Note    N5881         Index

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Ulysses was a section hand on the railroad. He was killed in an automobile accident in Oakland, California, where he and Chloe had recently moved.

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Note    N5889         Index

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Ernest was a rural mail carrier in Brownfield, Maine.

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Donald graduated from Norway High School in 1910, and from Bates College in 1914. For 3 years, he served as Principal of Canton (Maine) High School. In 1925, he opened a law office in Norway, while serving (from 1918-1929) as Oxford County Clerk of Courts. Donald served one term as a U.S. Congressman from Maine.
 Donald and Geneva are buried in Norway Pine Grove Cemetery.

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