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In 1900, Enoch and Alice were living on South Bass Island, on Lake Erie and off the northern shore of Ohio. He was a farm manager there. By 1920, he had married for the second time (whether Alice had died, or they were divorced, we don't know) and was living in Detroit with his new wife of only a year or so, Rose ???. He was working as a bookkeeper in a Detroit hotel. There were no children from either marriage.

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Note    N8228         Index

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William was a farmer in Imlay City, Sterling Township, Lapeer County, Michigan.

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Note    N8234         Index

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Armandus (also known as Amant) was a Clerk with the Detroit Water Works.

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Note    N8239         Index

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Charles was a farmer.

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Note    N8257         Index

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Frank was in the wholesale business in San Diego, California. In 1930, he and Mary were the proprietors of an apartment house.

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Note    N8263         Index

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Perley was a millworker.

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Note    N8271         Index

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Raymond was a plumber (1910), pipe fitter at a railroad shop (1920) and garage mechanic (1930) in Waterloo, Iowa. He and Elizabeth had no children.

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It appears that Elva's parents (Lewis H. and Lizzie B. [Gerald] Hodges) were separated at the time of the 1880 Census. That year, we find Lewis living in Farmingdale (about 30-35 miles from Clinton), while Lizzie was living in Lewiston and working in a cotton mill (Microcopy T-9, Roll 475, Page 229B). Elva was living with the family of Retire and Emma Webber in Clinton (Microcopy T-9, Roll 481, Page 185D).

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Note    N8281         Index

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Lewis was a photographer.

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Note    N8293         Index

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Howard served in the U.S. Navy during World War II.

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Note    N8300         Index

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Herbert was a milkman, delivering milk and dairy products to homes in Troy, Maine.

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Frank continued to work the family farm in Imlay City, Michigan.

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John was a lumberman. He owned 800 acres of forested land in Vanceboro, Maine.

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Frank worked as a stage driver in 1900. In the 1930 Census of Oakland, he listed his occupation as "carpenter."

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Note    N8322         Index

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Dwight was a machinist.

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Note    N8344         Index

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Eben was a farmer in Hudson, Maine.

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