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Note    N11722         Index

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Clement was a plumber in Portland, Maine.

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Note    N11723         Index

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George was a woodsworker in Naples and Casco, Maine.

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Note    N11734         Index

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Joseph was a farmer in Harrison, Maine. He and Hestildah had no childre
 Joseph trained and drove several race horses, among them Lady Fearnaught, Pointer Wood and Glencoe Patchen.

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Note    N11738         Index

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Harry was a house painter in Conway, New Hampshire.

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Note    N11745         Index

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Audrey was a violinist, and also was blessed with a fine mezzo-soprano voice. She traveled for many years with her uncle, Delmore, and his family, giving concerts throughout Maine and New Hampshire. She also gave concerts with brother Harry and Margaret.

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Note    N11747         Index

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Raymond and Audrey owned and operated the Del-Mac Orchards in North Barnstead, New Hampshire.

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Note    N11748         Index

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Washington was a prosperous farmer in Naples, Maine. He served as a selectman in Naples for several years.

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Note    N11757         Index

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Wilson and Minnie were divorced 8 May 1899. She then married Edwin Chase about 1903.

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Note    N11763         Index

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Clarence was a farmer in Casco, Maine.

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Note    N11766         Index

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Charles was a farmer in Naples and, by 1930, in Portland, Maine.

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Note    N11772         Index

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Leroy was a farmer in Casco, Maine.

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Note    N11774         Index

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George was a machinist in Bingham, Maine.

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Note    N11779         Index

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Edwin was a farmer. Between 1910-1930, they lived in several towns in Burnett County, Wisconsin: Lincoln (1910), Union (1920) and Blaine (1930).

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Note    N11781         Index

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Nathan was a millworker in Casco, Maine.

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Note    N11784         Index

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Tressa died from accidental drowning.

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Note    N11789         Index

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Charles was a railroad brakeman in Somerville, Massachusetts.

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Note    N11795         Index

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Arthur worked in a piano factory.

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Note    N11796         Index

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In the 1910 and 1920 Censuses, Mary is living in Groton, Massachusetts. In 1910, she was a cook in a boarding home there. In 1920, she was employed at the Groton School, a private boarding school there.

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