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Note N7431 Index

In 1900, Price was a farmer in Laramie, Wyoming. He and Grace divorced about 1915.

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Note N7433 Index

William was not living with his family in 1880. A possible reason is that he had, by then, left Maine and was living in another state.

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Note N7435 Index

David was a mill foreman in Laramie, Wyoming. In 1920, they operated a boarding house in Laramie. Among the residents was Bertha's brother, Christopher.

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Note N7437 Index

Archie was an electrician.

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Note N7439 Index

Abner was a farmer.

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Note N7446 Index

Fred was a potato farmer in the best potato-growing area in the country, Aroostook County, Maine.

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Note N7451 Index

John was a farmer in Sidney, Maine.

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Note N7454 Index

Joseph was a merchant in Patten, Maine.

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Note N7458 Index

Gilbert was a civil engineer in Chicago. He graduated from Columbia University.

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Note N7462 Index

Sarah is said to have been "not only a clever artist, but has marked ability as a poet and story writer" (THE FROST FAMILY IN ENGLAND AND AMERICA, op.cit., 162).

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Note N7464 Index

Gilbert was a real estate broker in Winnetka, Illinois.

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Note N7465 Index

Romaine was a realtor in Rye, Westchester County, New York (1930).

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Note N7467 Index

David was a Civil Engineer and noted engraver. He served three enlistments during the Civil War. First, he enlisted 6 September 1862 as a Private in Co. E, 2nd Pennsylvania Infantry, where he served only 3 weeks, until 25 September 1862. Second, he enlisted 30 June 1863 as a Private in the Independent Battery I, Pennsylvania Light Artillery, where he was promoted to Corporal and served until 9 January 1864. Third, he enlisted 5 February 1864 and served as a Mate and Acting Ensign in the U.S. Navy, being honorably discharged on 1 November 1865.
David lived in several places: Lancaster, Reading and Kutztown, Pennsylvania from 1865 to 1870; Philadelphia, 1870-1878; Boston, Massachusetts, 1878-1881; Philadelphia, 1881-1882; New York City, 1882-1893; and Yonkers, New York, with Florence, 1893 until he died in 1913.
David and Florence had two children born between 1900-1910. Both had died by the time of the 1910 Census.

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Note N7468 Index

Ernest became an Episcopal Deacon in 1891 and was Rector of Trinity Episopal Church in Hartford, Connecticut, for many years.

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Note N7469 Index

Edwin worked for "The Engineering News" from 1889 to 1904, until failing helath forced him to seek work in the out-of-doors. After two years of travel in Europe and at home, he bought a farm in Bethlehem, Litchfield County, Connecticut. By 1930, they had retired to Yonkers, New York. Edwin and Sarah had no children.