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Note N8772 Index

Andrew graduated from Yale University's College of Fine Arts with a Master's Degree. He is a project manager at PDO Inc. in Bronx, NY. The firm redesigns theatres.

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Note N8774 Index

Mariah's parents were born in Virginia, according to her census entry in the 1910 Census of East Omak, WA (NARA Microcopy T624, Roll 1667, E.D. 122, Page 86A). At the time, she was a widow. and was living with her daughter, Mary, and Mary's husband, Frank D. Perry.

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Note N8775 Index

Clarence was a farmer in Omak, Okanogan County, Washington. In 1920, he was lodging with the Frank D. Perry family in Omak, and claimed to be widowed (NARA Microcopy T625, Roll 1934, Vol. 29, E.D. 95, Page 203B). From the 1930 Census of Omak [op.cit.], wherein he claims to be aged 62, he claims to have gotten married when he was 47 years old (about 1915). Living with him at the time was an 18-year-old adopted daughter, Lois.

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Note N8776 Index

Charles was a hardrock miner. He worked in mines in Montana and Washington.

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Note N8777 Index

Edwin worked in a Marietta, WA pulp mill, producing paper.

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Note N8779 Index

Mary died from colon cancer.

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Note N8781 Index

Frank was a tinworker and, later, a fireman in Britt, Iowa.

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Note N8782 Index

Moses served in the Civil War, 4 September 1862 - 3 March 1863, as a Private in Co. H, 95th Illinois Infantry Regiment.

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Note N8791 Index

In the 1850 Census of Lowell, Sobriety is listed along with several others who seem to be employees of a factory there (Census: M432, Roll 327, Page 414).

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Note N8793 Index

In 1870, John and Zilpha (along with son John and his family) were living anf farming in Gilmanton, Buffalo County, Wisconsin (Census: M593, Roll 1704, Page 66).

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Note N8797 Index

William was a farmer in Morgan, Orleans County, Vermont.

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Note N8800 Index

In 1910, Margaret (now a widow) worked as a washerwoman in Kootenai, Idaho.

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Note N8812 Index

Charles was a U.S. Mail contractor.
Nettie had previously been married to a man named Harter. They had a son, Hibbard (born July 1896), who was living with Charles and Nettie in Wyoming in 1900.

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Note N8814 Index

Noah was a farmer. During the early 1860's, they left Maine and moved to Iowa. In 1880, they were living in Lyon, Hamilton County, Iowa. By the time of the 1880 Census, their family had grown from the five children they had while living in Maine, to include four more born in Iowa (NARA Microcopy T-9, Roll 342, Page 231B).

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Note N8818 Index

Frank was a groceries salesman in Saratoga, Wyoming.