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Note    N6943         Index

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Harry became an American citizen in 1894. He was a farmer in Fraser Township.

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Fred worked as a shipper and carriage maker for a few years. In the years around 1910, he worked as a windowdresser (designing window displays) for R.H. White Company, a large retail store in Boston. In 1920, he was employed as an elevator operator in Somerville, Massachusetts. Living with them was their 24-year-old nephew, Herbert L. Gray.

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Note    N6949         Index

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Fred was a machinist.

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Note    N6950         Index

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Edith was a stenographer.

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Note    N6951         Index

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Isola was a stenographer.

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Howard was a schoolteacher in Bad Axe, Michigan.

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Note    N6953         Index

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Mildred was a stenographer.

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Note    N6955         Index

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Daniel was a farmer in Bradford.

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Note    N6969         Index

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Samuel was a blacksmith in Charlestown, Massachusetts.

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Note    N6972         Index

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Charles served one year in the Navy during the Civil War. He enlisted at Boston 21 March 1864 and was mustered out 15 April 1865, after having served as a Landsman and Ship's Writer on the USS "Cherokee" and the Receiving Ship "Ohio" (MASSACHUSETTS SOLDIERS, SAILORS AND MARINES IN THE CIVIL WAR [op. cit.], 8,653).
 After the war, he worked as a bookkeeper and storeclerk. He died of a stroke. Florence filed for a Widow's Civil War Pension on 26 July 1890, according to the GENERAL INDEX TO CIVIL WAR PENSION FILES, 1861-1934, Alphabetized (op. cit.). They had no children.

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Caleb was an undertaker.

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Note    N6978         Index

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Addison was a shoemaker. In 1880, he gave his occupation as "foreman." In 1900, he was employed as a Night Watchman. In the 1900 Census, he is listed as Albert C. Scribner.

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Silas was a steam pipe fitter (1870), an engineer (1880 Rochester, NY), a stationary engineer (1900 Washington, DC) and storekeeper (1910 DC). He, Mary and son Harvey are listed twice in the 1870 Massachusetts Census: in Chelsea and in Cambridge. In the 1880 Census of Rochester, NY, he is listed as Silas Merrill.

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Note    N6990         Index

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Hollis worked in a shoe factory. In 1920, he was living in the town of Whitman, Plymouth County, MA. In the 1926 Whitman City Directory, his occupation was "painter." Apparently, he never married.

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Sabin was a house painter in East Bridgewater, Massachusetts. In 1920, he was working as a finisher in a local shoe factory.

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