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Note    N10785         Index

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In 1910, Georgiana and Harry were living in Lynn, Massachusetts, along with Abram and Harriet, who, by this time had begun referring to herself by her middle name, Edna. Also in the family was Abram and Edna's adopted son, Clyde C. Warren, aged 4
 Harry was employed by a pork producer, a company for which he worked for several years until, by 1942, he was employed by the Massachusetts WPA (Works Progress Administration) at the Navy Yard in Charlestown.
 On 12 September 1918 at Stoneham, Massachusetts, Harry registered for the World War I Draft. The registration records says that he was tall, of medium build, with gray eyes and black hair.

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Note    N10786         Index

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George worked in a Norway shoe factory from the time he was 16. At age 20, he moved to Massachuetts, where for 32 years, George owned and operated the Knightly Retail Shoe Store in Lawrence, Massachusetts. His hobby, which he continued until he was 100, was caning chairs.

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Howard was a farmer in Norway, Maine.

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Note    N10789         Index

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In 1937, Edith was named an "Outstanding Homemaker in the State" at the Annual Meeting of the Maine Farm Bureau Federation.

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Note    N10796         Index

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Walter, who preferred to be known as "Guy," never married.

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Note    N10798         Index

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During World War I, Melville served in Co. C, 73rd U.S. Infantry, from 26 July 1918-17 January 1919. After the war, he worked as an automobile mechanic.

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Note    N10806         Index

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Fred worked in a shoe factory in Manchester, New Hampshire.

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Note    N10810         Index

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Charles owned and operated a large dairy farm in Stratford, New Hampshire.

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William was a carpenter and stone mason. He worked for a few years in Canada, then moved before 1900 to Methuen, Massachusetts.

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In 1920, Abbie was teaching at a private school in Stoneham, Maine.

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Calvin was a dairy farmer in Stratford, New Hampshire.

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Note    N10822         Index

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Burton worked on the family farm in Stratford, New Hampshire.

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Elwin was a dairy farmer in Stratford, New Hampshire.

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In 1930, Benjamin was a caretaker for a private estate in Tyngsboro, Massachusetts.

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Oliver was a nurseryman, raising fruit trees.

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