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Note N19054 Index
After her divorce from John, Emma moved to Marion and operated a boarding house.
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Note N19057 Index
Charles was a farmer in Morrow County, Ohio.
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Note N19059 Index
Jay was a foreman at the Ohio Steel Foundry in Bucyrus. By 1930, they had moved to Lima, Ohio, where he was the foreman at a steel plant there.
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Note N19060 Index
Ben was a millworker in Marion, Ohio.
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Note N19063 Index
Wesley and Flora were schoolteachers in Waldo, Marion County, Ohio.
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Note N19071 Index
Thomas was a foundryworker in Lima, Ohio.
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Note N19081 Index
In 1880, Enoch was convicted of murder and was given a life sentence to be served in the Ohio State Penitentiary. After being in prison from 28 June 1880 to 26 February 1894, he was paroled, and returned to Pennsylvania. Between 1896-1897, he lived with Jane Devore in Thomas Station, Washington County, Pennsylvania, where he died (Thanks to Cassandra Olmstead for providing this information in the FAMILYSEARCH PEDIGREE RESOURCE FILE).
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Note N19092 Index
In 1920, Albert was a coach cleaner in a railroad shop in Lafayette, Indiana. He and Lillian divorced before 1930. That year, she was still living in Lafayette, Indiana, with the children.
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Note N19100 Index
Charles was a house carpenter in Marion, Ohio.
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Note N19105 Index
Joseph was a pipefitter for the B&O Railroad when he registered for the WWI Draft in Cleveland. Soon after that, they moved to Dayton, where he worked as a machinist for a cash register company. By 1930, he had taken up farming.
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Note N19118 Index
Roy was an expert in assembling and operating steam shovels. He worked for the Marion Steam Shovel Company (now Marion Power Shovel Co.), staring there on 14 December 1897. From 1901-1907, he erected shovels in nearly every state, including Alaska. He helped develop the first independent motor electric shovel while working in the Engineering Department, 1907-1914. After a few years in the Sales Department, in 1920 he was appointed District Manager of the New York office. In December of 1926, he was appointed Foreign Sales Manager, visiting nearly every country in South America and Cuba. For 10 years, 1928-1938, he was District Managerin Kansas City, Missouri, then returned to Marion and the Home Office, where he retired in 1953. More information about him is found in the book, DESCENDANTS OF BARTHOLOMEW JACOBY [op.cit], pages 160-61.
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Note N19119 Index
Clark worked as a statistician for a plant in Marion,Ohio.
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Note N19120 Index
Evan was a Railroad Detective for the Erie Railroad in Huntington, Indiana (1920), and Columbus, Ohio (1930).
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Note N19121 Index
Hugh was a financial manager for a Savings and Loan Association in Galion, Ohio.