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Frank and Ellen divorced between 1905-1910.

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Anson was a farmer in Lyme, New Hampshire. His first wife was Lydia Dodge (c1817 - bef. 1850). They had 5 children: William (1835), Nathan (1837), David (1839), Harrison (1840) and Edward (1842).

 Anson served almost 2 years during the Civil War. He enlisted 22 August 1862 (at the age of 44 ) as a Private in Co. H, 11th New Hampshire Infantry Regiment. On 19 March 1864, he transferred to Co. K, 23rd Regiment RC, from which unit he received a disability discharge on 17 May 1864 in Louisville, Kentucky.

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Harry was a millworker in Keene, New Hampshire.

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Homer was a railroader, working for the Central Vermont Railroad.

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Thanks to Alice B. Smith of Barre, Vermont, for her research on this family.

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Frank was a teamster for a lumber company.

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Carroll served in the U.S. Navy during World War I, aborad the USS Maine. After the war, he worked on a collier (coal-carrier) ship, the Isaac T. Mann, hauling coal between Delaware and New Orleans. In later years, he worked as a woodsman in the Bethel area.

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Leona graduated from Maine School of Commerce in 1925. For a while, she worked as a secreatray in Buffalo, New York. In 1960, she retired from Rumford Community Hospital, where she had worked as a Certified Nurses' Aide for 6 years.

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Note    N16995         Index

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Ralph worked at lumbering for several years. In 1930, he worked at a gas station in Essex Junction, Vermont.

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In 1930, George was working as a teamster at a coal yard in Meriden, Connecticut.

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Barbara was the adopted daughter of George and Minnie Stone.

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In 1930, Wilford was working as a teamster for an express company in Meriden, Connecticut.

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In 1930, Edwin was working for a homebuilder in Meriden, Connecticut.

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Hattie and Edward apparently separated by 1930. That year, she was living in Meriden, Connecticut, with the children. He was living back in his home town of Willsboro, New York. Hattie returned to Montpelier, Vermont, about 1931.

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Franklin served from 13 August 1864 to 21 June 1865 in Co. C, 1st VT Infantry.
 After the war, he moved to Wilmot, New Hampshire, where he was a farmer.

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