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Andrew was a dairy farmer.

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Agraduate of Oxford Hills High School in 1979, Dana worked for his Dad's business, W.H. Knightly Comppany, until his Dad died in 1999. He once owned a clothing store, Tyler's, in Oxford and later Popeye's Variety in South Paris. During the months before his death, he had formed TDK Trucking with his son, Tyler. "He fiercely defended those he loved and what he thought was right and was often the calming influence in troubling times."

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Chester was an architect in Newton, Massachusetts.

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A 1900 graduate of Brisdgton Academy, George taught school in Harrison for a time. Later, he operated portable saw mills, and was a lumber surveyor for many years. Also, he worked as a lumber cruiser for the E.I. Dupont Company and Fox Lumber Company.

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David owned and operated a lumber mill in Stratford, NH. In 1920, he was foreman in a saw mill in Brunswick, Vermont.

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James was a farmer in Stratford, New Hampshire.

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Arthur worked in a paper mill.

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Edward worked in a paper mill.

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Frank was a foreman in a saw mill in Northumberland, New Hampshire.

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Stanley enlisted in the U.S. Army on 16 October 1943. He served throughout World War II as a Corporal in the 10th Mountain Division in Italy.
 After the war, he took a job as shipper at Portsmouth Naval Shipyard in Kittery, Maine. After his retirement, he worked as gardener/caretaker of an estate in New Cstle, New Hampshire. He was an excellent skier, tennis player, hiker, birder, woodworker and organizer. His obituary [op.cit.] reflects the love and esteem in which he was held. His family promised to keep his beloved birds fed.

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William worked as a clerk for the Boston & Maine Railroad in Manchester, New Hampshire.

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Frederick was a college professor at schools in New Hampshire and Massachusetts.

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Howard was a machinist.

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Edward was a farmer and blacksmith in Bethel, Maine.

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Justus was a farmer in Buckfield, Maine. He and Mary had no children.

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Seth was a farmer in Bethel, Maine.

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