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Note N7249 Index

Sadie died from injuries sustained in an automobile accident that occurred two weeks before her death. She and Ethelyn Dudley Vashaw were in a car that hit a tree near Shelburne, New Hampshire. Ethelyn was badly injured, and spent three months in a hospital.

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Note N7250 Index

Thomas worked at the Brown Lumber Company in Berlin, New Hampshire. When they lived in Bethel, Maine, he ran a large farming and woods operation. He and Rob Hastings started to build a town in the Wild River country near Evans Notch in New Hampshire. A school was built in the settlement, which was to be called Hastings, but it never became a town. Thomas later pulled out of the venture. His death was attributed to cirrhosis of the liver and related complications.

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Note N7256 Index

Trudy worked in the kitchen of the local high school (Oxford Hills School District) for over 21 years, retiring in 1987. She was a member of the Daughters of Union Veterans in East Stoneham, The Gideon International Auxiliary and the South Paris Baptist Church.

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Note N7257 Index

Harland worked at the New England Furniture Store in Norway, Maine, for many years. He was a member of The Gideons International and the South Paris Baptist Church.

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Note N7259 Index

Walter was a farmer. He owned a large farm (once known as the Bird place) on Cobble Hill outside of South Paris. On 20 April, 1927, an early morning fire destroyed many of the farm's buildings. The fire began of unknown origin in the barn about 4:00 a.m. The monetary loss was figured at $10,000. The greater loss was the death of Walter, who tried in vain to put the fire out, and inhaled a lot of smoke in the process. He was hospitalized at the State Hospital in Augusta, because he had also been affected mentally by the fire.

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Note N7261 Index

Thomas was a farmer in Norway, Maine. He left Ireland in 1852, arriving in Boston on 15 August 1852. In his obituary [op.cit.], he is remembered as "a most devoted Christian man, always ready to help in any good cause, an exceptionally kind husband and father and a very obliging neighbor."

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Note N7264 Index

While living in Huntington, New York, Dorothy was a music teacher. She never married.

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Note N7265 Index

William was the owner of the W.J. Largay Co., a men's clothing store, located at 110 Exchange Street in Bangor, Maine.

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Note N7271 Index

Before she married Russell, Florence worked in Bangor as a stenographer for a railroad company.

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Note N7282 Index

Columbus was a merchant in Island Falls, ME.

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Note N7285 Index

Samuel was a barber in Gorham, New Hampshire.

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Note N7286 Index

Herman lived in Pittsburg and Gorham, New Hampshire.

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Note N7289 Index

George was a harness maker.

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Note N7291 Index

Ann's first husband was Samuel G. Fogg of Readfield. They had five children. She died from chronic arthritis.