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Note N6318 Index

Harry was a millworker and a mechanic.

Notes

Note N6320 Index

In the 1920 Census of Malden, Middlesex County, MA, Alfred gives his occupation as "transportation manager." Living with them was his step-daughter, Dorothy (aged 21 and married to a Mr. Killan), Dorothy's 7-month-old daughter, Barbara, and his 73-year-old widowed mother-in-law, Charlotte Bullock (M625, Roll 713, E.D. 287, Page 165B). Stella's first husband's name was Smith.

Notes

Note N6321 Index

James was a blacksmith in Lincoln.

Notes

Note N6325 Index

Melvin was a Baptist minister.

Notes

Note N6329 Index

In 1910, 50-year-old Fred was living at "The Lowder" in Bangor, Maine. That rooming house was owned and operated by a relative, Josephine Hayes Scribner, wife of Herbert (who was a 4th cousin to Fred). Fred was a retailer of boots and shoes. Apparently, he never married.

Notes

Note N6330 Index

Cora was a milliner, prior to her marriage to Frank.

Notes

Note N6340 Index

Ernest was a millworker.

Notes

Note N6344 Index

In 1880, Frank and his first wife, Eva, were living in Baxter Sprrings, Cherokee County, Kansas, where Frank was a physician at Quapaw, Indian Territory (1880 Census of Baxter Springs, KS: NARA Microcopy T-9, Roll 375, Page 426D). In 1910 and 1920, he and Cora were living in Bradford, Maine. By 1930, they had moved to Bangor (NARA Microcopy T626, Roll 836, E.D. 10-8, Page 105A). They had no children.

Notes

Note N6345 Index

Asher was a minister in Foxcroft, Maine. Millicent was his second wife. His first wife had died.

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Note N6346 Index

Theodore was a Christian minister. He served churches in the following places (and, perhaps more): Rumford Falls, Maine (1906), Manchester, Massachusetts (1910), East Providence, Rhode Island (1920), and Huntington, New York (1930).

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Note N6353 Index

There is some confusion regarding Alvin and Virginia's marriage date. A marriage is recorded at Bradford on 29 June 1891 (Bradford Town and Vital Records, 1819-1941), in addition to the marriage recorded on 6 April 1895. The first of their 9 children, Charles, was born 6 September 1891, presumably at Bradford, since all of their other childen were born there.

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Note N6357 Index

In 1930, Aubrey was living in Milo, Piscataquis County, working as a trackman for a railroad company
(NARA Microcopy T626, Roll 838, E.D. 11-30, Page 146B).
On 3 September 1942, he enlisted in the U.S. Army.

Notes

Note N6358 Index

Clifford was a farmworker.

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Note N6362 Index

Sally, the six children and Sally's mother (sally Darling, aged 84 years) were living in Kirkland (now Hudson), Maine, at the time of the 1850 Census [op.cit.]. Ebenezer is not listed, which leads us to wonder if he might have died between 1845 and 1850.