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Note    N16084         Index

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Benjamin worked as a clerk in George C. Cook's store in Cookeville. After Mr. Cook, died, Benjamin purchased the business. In 1911 he moved to St. Johnsbury, where he was in the wholesale baking business, although he continued to operate the store in Corinth for some time. He was the Town Clerk for many years and, in 1910, was the State Senator from Orange County.

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Note    N16086         Index

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John was a farmer in Corinth, Vermont. He never married.

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Note    N16088         Index

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Mary died from pneumonia.

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Note    N16091         Index

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Leslie worked at a bakery in St. Johnsbury, Vermont. He and his first wife, Hortense, were living in St. Johnsbury in 1930. Two years after Hortense died, Leslie married Dorothy.

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George was a schoolteacher in several Vermont communities. Kate was a nurse.
 After teaching for over 25 years, George took a position with the U.S. Pension Agency at Concord, New Hampshire in 1901. In 1909, he was transferred to the Census Bureau in Washington, DC. He served there until retiring in 1923, and returning to Vermont.

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Note    N16115         Index

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Daniel was a farmer in Chelsea, Vermont.

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Truman was a farmer in Chelsea, Vermont.

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Almon died in the typhoid fever epidemic that swept through Vermont in the fall of 1870.

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Note    N16131         Index

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Mary Jane died from typhoid fever.

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Charles was a farmworker in Tunbridge, Vermont.

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Hiram was a farmer in Strafford, Vermont.

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Carrie died from typhoid fever.

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Eddie was a farmer in Strafford, Vermont.

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Charles was a farmer in Hay Springs, Nebraska.

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Sylvester was a farmer in Randolph (1900) and Bethel (1910, 1920), Vermont. Etta was his second wife. His first wife, Ida, died before 1894.

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Robert was a dairy farmer in Bethel, Vermont.

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Fred was a machinist in Seattle.

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