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Note    N17684         Index

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William was a pahramacist in Bristol, New Hampshire.

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Note    N17690         Index

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George was a draftsman, machinist and civil engineer. He graduated from Brown University in 1884.

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Note    N17691         Index

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Harley was in the real estate business.

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Note    N17692         Index

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Harold managed a grocery store in Lowell, Massachusetts.

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Note    N17700         Index

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Allan was a poultry farmer in Haverhill, Massachusetts.

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Note    N17722         Index

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George was a veterinarian in Elbridge, New York. He graduated from Cornell University.

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Note    N17723         Index

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Horace was a wheelwright in Eliot, Maine. In 1900, he was working for a carriage maker in Amesbury, Massachusetts.

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Note    N17724         Index

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William, listed as "idiotic" in the 1880 Census, lived with his parents until they died, then he lived with Ephraim, and never married.

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Note    N17727         Index

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Ephraim was a stationer in Amesbury (1900) and Medford, Massachusetts. He sold books, paper, pencils and other writing items. He and Annie had no children.

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Note    N17728         Index

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Charles operated a flour mill in Brentwood, New Hampshire.

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In 1917, Harry was working as a clerk at the Jordan Marsh department store in Boston. By 1930, he had become the proprietor of a stationery store in Arlington, Massachusetts.

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Note    N17744         Index

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Silas sold real estate in Amesbury, Massachusetts.

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Note    N17749         Index

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Hiram was a shoemaker in Stoneham, Massachusetts. In the Massachusetts Records, his last name (and that of his children) is spelled "Frasuer."

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Note    N17755         Index

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In 1930, Doris was a nurse at a Children's Home in Salem, Massachusetts.

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Note    N17767         Index

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Frederick was a last (a wooden mold used by shoemakers for shaping shoes) maker in his father's last factory in Auburn, Massachusetts. In the Record of his birth [op.cit.], Frederick's middle name is recorded as "Astor."

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Note    N17768         Index

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William was a schoolteacher in Orange, New Jersey.

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Note    N17772         Index

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Henry was a last manufacturer in Auburn, Massachusetts. His first wife, Emma, died in 1886. He then married Isabelle in 1890.

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