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Thomas was a livestock dealer.

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Morris enlisted in the U.S. Army in 1935, and rose through the ranks, retiring as a Lt. Colonel. He died at Walter Reed Army Hospital from complications of lung congestion.

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Howard was an accountant for the local Light Company in Cedar Rapids.

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Note    N10661         Index

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George died from Parkinson's Disease.

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Note    N10676         Index

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Grover was a farmer in Deerfield, New Hampshire.

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Note    N10677         Index

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George was a farmer in Deerfield, New Hampshire. He never married.

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Note    N10678         Index

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Charles was a farmer in Deerfield, New Hampshire.

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Note    N10682         Index

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Winthrop was a farmer in Epsom, New Hampshire.

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John and Dora lived in Haverhill, Massachusetts from before 1880 to sometime between 1900-1910. He worked as a storeclerk in Haverhill. In 1910, they were living in Portland, Maine, where he was working as a clerk in a grocery store (1910 Census of Portland: T624, Roll 539, E.D. 90, Page 196A). Dora was a dressmaker.

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In 1910, Charles was working in a wood heel factory in Haverhill, Massachusetts. Living with them in 1920 was Viola's mother, Abbie E. (Richardson) Dickey, aged 75 and widowed (1920 Census of Haverhill: T625, Roll 691, E.D. 84, Page 290B). Charles and Viola (commonly referred to as "Daisy") had no children.

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In 1920, Fred worked as an accountant for a railroad, at its office in Portland, Maine. By 1930, they had moved to Buffalo, New York, where Fred was working as a railroad conductor.

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Rena worked as an accountant for a railroad, when they lived in Portland, Maine.

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Anson was a farmer in Hampstead, New Hampshire. He and Marilla had no children.

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Albert moved to Haverhill sometime between 1880-1900. In 1900, he was working as a clerk in a grocery store (1900 Census of Haverhill: T623, Roll 642, E.D. 308, Page 110B). In 1910, he was a salesman, and in 1920, he worked for a gas company as a collector, and was living at the same address, 117 Portland Street, as in the 1910 Census (1920 Census of Haverhill: T625, Roll 690, E.D. 74, Page 177A). Interestingly, the 1920 Census shows Albert to be a widower, but in the previous censuses, he is shown as being single. So, it's possible that he had married between 1910-1920, but his wife died before 1920.

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Eugene was a carpenter in Haverhill, Massachusetts.

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