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Note    N16709         Index

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1900, Harry worked as a furniture salesman in Oskaloosa. By 1910, he had married Sarah and they had moved (by way of Montana) to Cimarron Township, Gray County, Kansas, where Harry worked as a carpenter. In 1920, they were in Caldwell, Canyon County, Idaho. By 1930, they were in Tukwila Pct., King County, Washington.

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Note    N16710         Index

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In 1900, Anna worked as a milliner in Oskaloosa.

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Note    N16711         Index

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In 1900, Sadie was a music teacher in Oskaloosa.

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Note    N16712         Index

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In 1900, Herbert was working as a pressman at a bindery in Oskaloosa.

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Note    N16713         Index

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Earl was an insurance salesman in Des Moines, Iowa. He had lived in El Centro, California (1910) and Ottumwa, Iowa (1920), before moving to Des Moines.

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Note    N16730         Index

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Albert was a foreman at a coal mine in Pleasant, Iowa.

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Note    N16737         Index

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Ralph managed a plumbing shop in Marlborough, New Hampshire.

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Note    N16740         Index

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Glen was a blacksmith in Calais, Vermont.
 Except for one record for son Gay in 1930, there seems to be no other Census record of Glen and his family after the 1900 Census.

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Note    N16746         Index

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In 1930, 23-year-old Geniss was living in Brooklyn, New York, working as an auto mechanic.

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Note    N16747         Index

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Alder (or Aldee) was a carpenter in Orange (1900) and Barre (1920), Vermont.

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Note    N16748         Index

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Frank was a farm laborer in Haverhill, New Hampshire (1900), a mill worker in Bradford, Vermont (1910), and general laborer in Barnard, Vermont (1930).
 A notation on his World War I Draft Registration Record states that the thumb and index finger on his hand had been removed, presumably as the result of an earlier accident.

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Note    N16751         Index

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Elroy was a blacksmith in Barre (1910), a dairy farmer in Brookfield (1920) and farm laborer in Barnard (1930), Vermont.

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Note    N16755         Index

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Following the death of their mother, Abbie, Ethel and brother Ferdinand lived with their uncle (Abbie's brother), John Henry Durant, and his wife, Minnie, in Newbury, Orange County, Vermont.

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Note    N16756         Index

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Following the death of their mother, Abbie, Ferdinand and sister Ethel lived with their uncle (Abbie's brother), John Henry Durant, and his wife, Minnie, in Newbury, Orange County, Vermont.

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Note    N16759         Index

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In 1930, Gay was living in Clarks Summit, Lackawanna County, Pennsylvania, working as an automobile repairman. The census entry indicates that he had been married for 10 years, but no spouse is named. (T626, Roll 2048, E.D. 35-120, Page 236A).

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