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Note N20495 Index

When he registered for the World War I Draft, Carlton was living in Hayden, Routt County, Colorado, working as Hardware Manager for the C. O. Furlong Company. By 1930, he had his own ranch in Riverside, Wyoming.

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Note N20498 Index

In 1920, Irene was teaching in the public schools of Grants Pass, Josephine County, Oregon (Census: T625, Roll 1495, E.D. 211, Page 42A).

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Note N20499 Index

Ethel died from influenza during the Flu Epidemic of 1918.

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Note N20500 Index

After Ethel died, John went to live with, and was raised by, his maternal grandmother, Anna Carver Whitmore, in Humboldt County, California.
As a young man, he enlisted in the U.S. Navy. At the end of his first hitch, he was in San Diego, where he met his ailing father, Curtis. John lived with his father until Curtis died. Then, John had Curtis buried in Los Angeles.
John eventually went on to serve a total of 20 years in the Navy. His World War II enlistment was from 16 September 1942 -14 September 1945.
John is buried in the U.S. Veterans Cemetery at Ft. Snelling, Minneapolis, Minnesota.
More of his life is detailed by his daughter, Sandra Jean Hilliard Borrmann, in her submission to the ONEWORLDTREE.Ancestry.com database.

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Note N20515 Index

Douglas enlisted in the U.S. Army on 18 March 1941, and served in Waorld War II.

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Note N20517 Index

Paul was a pharmacist at a drug store in Saratoga, Wyoming (1920), and a salesman for a hardware store in Rawlins, Wyoming (1930 Census: T626, Roll 2622, E.D. 4-4, Page 38B).

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Note N20531 Index

Louis was a farmer in Greenville, Illinois.

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Note N20532 Index

Guy operated a trucking business in Greenville, Illinois.

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Note N20539 Index

Roy was a farmer in Tamalco, Illinois (1910). After living for a short time in Oklahoma (about 1912), they moved to Montana. He was a salesman (1920) and a carpenter (1930) for a lumber yard in Laurel, Montana.

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Note N20540 Index

When he registered for the World War I Draft in Livingston, Park County, Montana, Edward stated that he had a farm implement business there. By 1930, they had moved to Billings, where he also sold farm implements.

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Note N20554 Index

In 1930, Della was living with her brother, Horace, helping to care for Horace's son, Allan. Apparently, Della never married.

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Note N20555 Index

In 1930, Howard was a gardener at the State Farm in Vandalia, Fayette County, Illinois.

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Note N20556 Index

Horace was a farmer in Greeville, Illinois. He was married in 1925, but his wife died before 1930, and we don't know her name. However, they had a son, Allan.

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Note N20564 Index

In 1930, Everett was a high school teacher in Greenville, Illinois. In later years, he taught at Freeport, Illinois. Everett's exact date and place of death are unknown. He and another Freeport man were the subjects of an intensive search after they were reported missing on 19 February 1976, and have never been found.