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From the available records, it appears likely that Charles and Martha moved from Maine to Seward County, Nebraska, in the early 1870's, Martha died a short time after their arrival, and Charles married Emma. At first, Charles had a farm in Staplehurst (by the Big Blue River), Nebraska, but, by 1900, was operating a hotel. Charles and Emma retired to David, Nebraska, where they spent their remaining years.

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Note    N13220         Index

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George was a farmer in Athens, Maine.

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Note    N13221         Index

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Nettie's death was caused by gallstones.

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Note    N13225         Index

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Clyde was a farmer in Athens, Maine.

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Note    N13226         Index

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Chester was a farmer in Concord, Maine.

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Note    N13227         Index

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Benjamin was a blacksmith.

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Note    N13233         Index

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Henry was a farmer in Wellington, Maine.

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Note    N13235         Index

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Alonzo was a horse trainer and dealer. In 1900, he was proprietor of a livery stable in Lewiston, Maine.

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Myron changed jobs and moved often. In 1900, in David, he was working as a clerk. In 1910, in Sioux City, Iowa, he was employed as a bookkeeper. In 1920, in St. Paul, Minnesota, he was an Office Manager. In 1930, in Chicago, he was the Proprietor of an Employment Agency.

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Note    N13244         Index

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In 1930, Ray was a real estate agent in Kearney, Nebraska.

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Note    N13248         Index

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Nels was a schoolteacher.

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Note    N13257         Index

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John worked as a carpenter for a contractor in Worcester, Massachusetts.

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Note    N13258         Index

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Clarence worked for the City of Worcester, Massachusetts.

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Note    N13275         Index

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William was a farmer in Concord, Maine.

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Note    N13283         Index

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In 1920, Carroll worked at a lumber mill in Bingham, Maine.

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Note    N13286         Index

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In 1930, Palmer, Ruby and the daughters were living in Catskill, Greene County, New York, where he was operating a farm. It appears likely that Palmer adopted Viola and Arlene prior to 1930.

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Note    N13293         Index

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Daniel was a farmer in Strafford, Vermont, and, by 1870, Brentwood, New Hampshire.

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