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Note N8840 Index

James was a farmer and shoemaker in Stowe, Vermont.

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Note N8842 Index

John was a County Commissioner for Lake County, Ohio.

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Note N8844 Index

Asa was an innkeeper.

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Note N8846 Index

Freeman was an engineer on a harbor tugboat. Between 1914-1916, he was the Mayor of Fairport, Ohio. In 1927, he became the Deputy Collector of U.S. Customs.

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Note N8855 Index

Frederick enlisted oin the U.S. Army at Kalamazoo, Michigan, on 25 May 1942, and served during World War II.

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Note N8856 Index

Byron's granddaughter, Cathy, says of Byron, "He was a special treat to be around. One of his favorite things was to eat homemade baked bread. He lived his last several years with his son Byron B. in Austin, Texas. Whenever I would go see my mother and father-in-law, G-grandpa would ask me 'when are you going to make me some bread, little sister.'
When you asked him how he was feeling, he would rub his thumb and forefinger together to indicate he was feeling with his fingers.
Grandpa had selective selective hearing with the best of them, trust me. No matter how low the comment, if it was about him, he always heard it. Other times he would ask 'huh' repeatedly.
Grandpa died of hardening of the arteries at the awesome age of 92 in a hospital in Austin, Texas. He outlived all but one of his childen."

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Note N8858 Index

Milan was a Doctor in Auburn, Maine.

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Note N8884 Index

Geraldine and Norman were divorced. They had operated a store in Derry, NH. She also served as the New Hampshire State Representative from Derry.

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Note N8888 Index

Calvin was a farmer in Patten, Maine.

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Note N8890 Index

A 1948 graduate of the University of Maine, Pauline was a home economics teacher at Stearns High School in Millinocket (1948-1952), and Katahdin High School (1967-1984). Between 1952-1967, she substituted at Patten Academy. She was active in a number of local organizations, including the Order of the Eastern Star, Stetson Memorial United Methodist Church, 4-H and the Red Cross. She was also a member of the SAD 25 School Board.
She is buried in Patten Cemetery.

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Note N8907 Index

William was a Civil Engineer. In 1917 (when he registered for the World War I Draft), he was working for the Hotpoint Electric Company. In 1930, he was the sales manager for a wholesale hardware company.
During World War I, he served as a Captain in the U.S. Army.
William and Matebelle are buried in the Camp Butler National Cemetery, Springfield, Illinois.

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Note N8909 Index

Benjamin graduated from Georgetown University. In 1930, he was an automobile salesman in Chicago.

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Note N8918 Index

In 1920, Clarence and Vina were living in Machias, Washington County, Maine, where he was working in a jewelry store. By 1930, they had divorced. She was living that year in Cambridge, Massachusetts (in an apartment at 1105 Massachusetts Avenue) with the children (NARA Microcopy T626, Roll 915, E.D. 9-31, Page 233B, Dwelling 218, Family 550). Clarence was living in Greenfield, Franklin County, MA, working as a jeweler (NARA Microcopy T626 Roll 904, E.D. 6-17, Page 224B, Dwelling 416).