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Note    N8351         Index

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Alfred was a ship's carpenter.

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Note    N8353         Index

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Sheldon was a paper wholesaler.

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Note    N8356         Index

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Harlan was a salesman.

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Note    N8362         Index

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Grace and William divorced before 1920. They had no children. In 1920, she was a housekeeper for an 80-year-old retired optician, Denison L. Holmes, in Cranston. In 1930, she was living with her father in Cranston.

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Note    N8364         Index

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Ellery was a mechanical engineer, employed by the Bethlehem Shipyard, in Camden, New Jersey (1910). By 1920, they had moved to Cranston, Rhode Island, where he worked as a machinist. Then, by 1930, they wre living in Cape May, New Jersey, where he worked as a carpenter.

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Note    N8365         Index

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George was a machinist, as was his father.

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Note    N8372         Index

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William was a carpenter.

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Note    N8373         Index

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George was a machinist by trade. He was employed by the General Fire Extinguisher Company in Providence, Rhode Island.

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Note    N8375         Index

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In 1930, Walter was working as a sevction ,amager of a dry goods store in Providence, Rhode Island. Apparently, he never remarried.

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Note    N8386         Index

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Harold was manager of a publishing company in Providence, Rhode Island.

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Note    N8388         Index

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Daniel was a machinist.

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Note    N8390         Index

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Henry was a Christian minister. He served churches in Batholomew and Marion Counties, Indiana.

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Note    N8435         Index

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Ruby was a nurse in a Chicago hospital.

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Note    N8437         Index

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Orrin was a farmer in Christian County (1910) and a traveling salesman for a plumbing company in Decatur, Macon County (1920), Illinois.

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Note    N8439         Index

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Morris, known also as Maurice, was a shoecutter at the Commonwealth Shoe and Leather Company in Whitman, Massachusetts. He was also a housepainter. He died from a cerebral hemmorhage.

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Note    N8444         Index

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Lucia was a stenographer for a publishing company in Weymouth, Massachusetts.

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Note    N8445         Index

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William was a Pharmacist in Weymouth, Massachusetts, employed by the Elbridge Nash (his uncle) Drug Company. By 1941, he became the owner of the business.

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