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Henry was a bookkeeper at a bank in Milton, Massachusetts.

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Llewellyn was a dry goods salesman in Milton, Massachusetts.

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Charles was the Superintendent at a steel works in Milton, Massachusetts.

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In 1930, Walter was working for an office supply company in Boston.

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William was a conductor for the Dedham Street Railway. On the Record of his marriage to Edith, his occupation is given as "druggist."

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Wallace was a farmer in Canton, Norfolk County, Massachusetts. He and Amy had no children.

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James was a farmworker (1900) in Hartland, Vermont. In 1920, he was working as a janitor.
 He and Minnie divorced before 1900, so their marriage was very short-lived.

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Robert worked in a machine shop in Hartland, Vermont.

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Nellie worked as a housekeeper for private families in Hartland, Vermont (1920) and in Springfield, Massachusetts (1930). In Springfield, she lived with and worked for the Albert E. Steiger family (Census: T626, Roll 910, E.D. 7-49, Page 46A).

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In 1917 (when he registered for the World War I Draft) Lester was living in Wolf Creek Township, Woodbury County, Iowa, working as a farm laborer for W. A. Crawford. However, Lester is not listed with the Crawford family in the 1920 Census.
 We have not found any further information about him.

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Charles was associated with his father in the leather business, beginning in 1893 as Secretary of the firm. He later became president and treasurer of the Lynn Grease Extracting Company, director of the J.B. Renton Company, and a director of the National City Bank of Lynn.

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Arthur was a physician in Lynn, Massachusetts. He and Bertha had no children.

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Cassius was in the leather business (buying and selling) in Weymouth, Massachusetts.

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In 1930, Marcus operated a filling station in Weymouth, Massachusetts.

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Walter worked as a projectionist at movie theatres in Boston (1920) and Medford (1930), Massachusetts, showing silent movies and the new "talkies."

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Harold was an Optician in Boston.

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