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Note    N14545         Index

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Leon served in the U.S. Army during World War I, from 15 December 1917 to 21 January 1919. He was stationed at West Point Military Academy throughout his enlistment.

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Note    N14547         Index

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Noble was an engineer in a cotton mill in Nashua, New Hampshire.

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Note    N14570         Index

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Clayborn was the superintendent of a corn factory in Liberty, Maine.

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Note    N14572         Index

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Marshall never married. He worked with his father on their farms in Liberty and Montville, Maine.

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Note    N14575         Index

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At the time of her marriage to Harry, Aloysia was working as a cashier in a music store in Detroit.

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Note    N14576         Index

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Harry was a Dentist in Detroit.

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Note    N14589         Index

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Ulysses worked at a lumber mill in Frazee, Minnesota.

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Note    N14590         Index

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Allen was a Freewill Baptist minister.

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Note    N14594         Index

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Ray's birthparents were Charles Grover Eckert (14 July 1886 - 15 Aug 1970) and Grace Grover (9 February 1882 - 3 January 1938). Ray was born out of wedlock and adopted by Ulysses and Dora Pettigrove. Thanks to Candice Cheney, submitter of "Up North Roots" database, Ancestry World Tree Project, for this information.

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Note    N14596         Index

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William was a farmer in Rushville (1860, 1870) and Lincoln (1880), Indiana.

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Note    N14600         Index

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Howard was a chauffeur for the O.C. Bailey family in Brookline, Massachusetts.

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Note    N14605         Index

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Charles established a lumber mill, the Russell & Pugh Lumber Company, in Harrison, Idaho.

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Note    N14606         Index

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Oliver was a lumberman in Concord, Vermont.

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Note    N14608         Index

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Guy was the Overseer at his family's lumber mill (Russell & Pugh Lumber Company) in Harrison, Idaho. By the time he registered for the World War I Draft, he had lost one eye.

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Note    N14609         Index

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After his father's death, Walter operated the family's lumber mill in Harrison, Idaho.

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Note    N14616         Index

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In 1930, Floyd was living in Oakland, California, with a cousin, Glenn Diehl.

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Note    N14629         Index

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Clair was a traveling salesman for the Western Electric Company. In 1910 and 1920, they were in California. In 1930, they were living in South Bend, Indiana.

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