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Note    N8980         Index

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John worked for a railroad company.

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Clarence was a machinist in Lynn, Massachusetts.

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After Will died, Julia moved to Lewiston. In 1930, she was living in a rooming house and working as a housekeeper in private homes.

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William was a farmer. During part of the Civil War, he served in Co. C, 25th Maine Infantry Regiment, enlisting 29 September 1862 and being mustered out 10 July 1863. During his time of service, he was promoted to the rank of Corporal.
 In April 1883, apparently while living in Connecticut, he filed an application (#481,601) for an Invalid Pension. The Certificate Number of that pension was 560572.
 On 29 November 1892, Hannah filed an application (#565195) for a Widow's Pension. The Certificate Number of that Pension was 359317.

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Thomas was a farmer in Otisfield. He served in the Massachusetts Militia in the War of 1812.

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Linetta died from a cerebral hemorrhage.

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Nellie died from congenital heart failure.

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Cora was a dressmaker.

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Marshall was a carpenter. Cora was his second wife.
 In 1928, Marshall was kicked by a horse. That injury affected his mind, and, thereafter, he was considered to be insane (notation on his Death Record at the Maine State Archives [op.cit.]).

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Joseph was a farmer in Otisfield.

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Albert was a house carpenter in Turner, Maine.

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Wavelette was a telephone operator. While living in Turner, Maine, around 1930, she worked in a rug factory.

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Melvin was a day laborer, doing odd jobs.

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Francis was a farmer. He lived in Casco and Harrison, Maine. After Susan died, he re-married in New Hampshire, then made his way west. He and his family lived in Dummer, Coos, New Hampshire (1860), Neenah, Winnebago, Wisconsin (1870), Hiawatha, Brown, Kansas (1880) and, finally, Seattle, King, Washington.

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Frank worked in the woolen mill at Oxford, Maine, for a few years. Later (by 1920), he was a rural mail carrier.

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Horace was a Real Estate Broker and Land Agent for the U.S. Government, stationed in Ridgway, Pennsylvania.

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