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Note    N9879         Index

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George was a farmer in Eustis, Maine. He died from cardiac arrest.

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Note    N9885         Index

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Royal was a farmer in Eustis, Maine. He never married.

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Note    N9886         Index

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Walter was a millworker in Eustis, Maine.

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Note    N9892         Index

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Iddo was a salesman in Auburn, Maine.

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Note    N9901         Index

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Carlton was a farmer and millworker in Phillips, Maine.

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Note    N9906         Index

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William was a farmer in Eustis, Maine.

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Note    N9909         Index

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Lonnie was a lumberman in Madrid and Phillips, Maine.

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Leo worked as a bookkeeper.

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Verne worked for the Maine State Highway Department.

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Note    N9920         Index

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Helen died in an automobile accident on Paris Hill Road, Paris, Maine.

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Edward was a brakeman for a Maine railroad. He was killed in a railroad accident.

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Moses worked as a sawyer in a lumber mill.

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Arthur was a farmer in Phillips, Maine.

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Guy was a farmer and woodlot operator

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Addie was a cousin to Leater Nile, wife of Emery Leon Scribner.

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Dale never married.

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Heman served in the U.S. Army during World War I. Prior to his military service, he was the Postmaster of Dallas Plantation. After the war, he operated a sporting camp there. Later, he operated a hotel in Rangeley.

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Theron enlisted in the U.S. Army 24 June 1942 and served during World War II.

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Dorothy attended Farmington State Teachers College. She taught in schools at Stratton, Waterford (where she was Principal for many years), Norway, Welchville and Oxford, in a career that lasted over 40 years. She was killed in an automobile accident.

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