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Note    N7533         Index

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Harry was a railroad engineer. His marriage to Josephine ended in divorce on 10 December 1904 (MICHIGAN DIVORCE RECORDS 1904. Wayne County. Page 259, #26773). The reason given was non-support. About one year later, she married George Switzer of Detroit.
 On 26 May 1906, Harry married Laura, who, two months earlier (10 March 1906) had been divorced, because of extreme cruelty, from John F. Shields (MICHIGAN DIVORCE RECORDS 1906. Wayne County. Page 265, #29022).

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Note    N7536         Index

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When Ada and Joel were married, she was a High School Teacher in Underhill, Vermont.

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Note    N7570         Index

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Lyman was a lumberer, a farmer and a respected citizen of Benona. He and his parents had moved there from Wisconsin in 1859. He was the Postmaster at Salmon's Landing near the shore of Lake Michigan.

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Note    N7573         Index

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William was a farmer in Raymond, Maine.

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Note    N7589         Index

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George (whose parents were born in Scotland) was an electrician.

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Note    N7595         Index

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Joseph was a farmer in Carroll, Maine.

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Note    N7597         Index

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Fred was a farmer in Codyville, Maine.

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Note    N7614         Index

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Jacqueline moved to Florida in 1962, and worked as a restaurant waitress for many years.

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Note    N7622         Index

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Clinton was a railroad conductor.

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Note    N7645         Index

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George was a garage mechanic in Los Angeles.

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Note    N7651         Index

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Philo's farm contained a total of 72 acres, most of which was dedicated to growing Baldwin and Golden Russet apples and pears.

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Note    N7659         Index

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Clara was a daughter of Otis and Jane (Cline) Perrin. Otis was a son of Hyde and Sylvia [Scribner] Perrin. So, Clara was not only Albert's wife, she was also a second cousin.
 Albert was a farmer in Penfield. After his move to Michigan, he opened a pickle factory in Marshall in 1902, which he operated for many years. He and Clara had no children.

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Note    N7661         Index

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Arthur was a farmer in Webster, New York.

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Note    N7662         Index

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Clarissa never married.

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Note    N7663         Index

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Lodica never married.

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Note    N7665         Index

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John was a farmer in Penfield, New York.

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