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Note    N10333         Index

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David was a painter in Fairport Harbor.

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Note    N10334         Index

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Albert was a sailor on a "lake boat."

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Note    N10340         Index

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James was a fisherman.

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David was living in Geneva at the time of his death, but he died out-of-state, perhaps in a Pennsylvania hospital. He was married, but we don't know his wife's name.

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Note    N10344         Index

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Roy was adopted by David and Esther.

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Note    N10350         Index

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Alonzo was a fisherman in Vermilion, Ohio. During the Civil War, he served in Co. K, 29th Ohio Infantry Regiment, from 23 September 1864 to 19 June 1865.

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Note    N10357         Index

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Maude was a dress maker.

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Note    N10358         Index

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On Joseph's Christening Record there is a hand-written note in the margin, stating the time and place of his marriage to Maude. The source of that note is unknown. The marriage took place at the Cathedral of St. Vibiana in Los Angeles.
 It appears that their marriage was over by June 1917. That's when Joseph registered for the World War I Draft, reporting to be Single. He was registered in Rumford, Oxford County, Maine, but the Registration Record is in the Wisconsin Records. He gave his address at the time as being Iron River, Wisconsin.

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Note    N10361         Index

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Fred was a stationary engineer in Everett, Washington.

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Note    N10365         Index

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Joseph was popularly known as "Double-O-Joe." He was a liveryman and hotel/gambling hall owner.

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Note    N10376         Index

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In 1920, Earl was the Sales Manager for a printing company in Cambridge, Massachusetts. In 1930, they were living in Evanston, Illinois, where he was employed as an Advertising sales manager (1930 Census of Evanston, IL: T626, Roll 499, E.D. 11-2118, Page 87A).

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Augustus was a Dentist. There were 3 children (Nellie, Mary and Winslow) born during his marriage to Lillie Rumrill, but he and Alice had no children.

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Note    N10381         Index

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Frank was a farmer.

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Note    N10382         Index

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Augusta was a schoolteacher.

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Note    N10385         Index

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Walter was a drygoods merchant in McHenry, Illinois.

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Note    N10387         Index

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In 1910, Allen was working as a draftsman at a marble works in Proctor, Vermont. (1910 Census of Proctor, VT: NARA Microcopy T624, Roll 1616, E.D. 194, Page 25B).

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