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Note    N20979         Index

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Hugh and Phyllis had five children.

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Note    N20992         Index

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William followed in his father's footsteps and was a railroad conductor.

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Note    N20996         Index

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In 1918 (when he registered for the World War I Draft, Reginald was working as an insurance clerk for the Aetna Insurance Company in Boston. He shortly rejoined his parents in Barnstable, where he was employed by the railroad as a bookkeeper.

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Jed was employed as a meat-cutter in Elburn, Illinois.

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Note    N21006         Index

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Winifred lived with her parents, and cared for them throughout their last years.

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Note    N21007         Index

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William was employed by Harris, Forbes & Co. in Quincy, as a bonds salesman. By 1930, he had been promoted to the position of manager.

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Henry never married.

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Nathaniel was a merchant in Northfield (1850) and Franklin (1860), New Hampshire.

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Oren was a farmer in his hometown of New Hampton, New Hampshire.

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Note    N21042         Index

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Willard was a farmer in Andover, New Hampshire.

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Note    N21047         Index

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Elbridge was a schoolteacher. In 1860, he was teaching in Dorchester, Massachusetts. By 1870, he's returned to Andover, New Hampshire, married Mary and settled down on a farm.

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John was a farmer in Londonderry,Rockingham County, New Hampshire, for several years. Before 1880, they had moved back to his hometown of Andover.

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Note    N21055         Index

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Elmer was a grain dealer in Billerica, Massachusetts.

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Sarah was a schoolteacher in Andover, New Hampshire. She never married.

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Frank was a farmer in Andover, New Hampshire.

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Note    N21076         Index

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Joseph was a farmer.

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Note    N21078         Index

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George was a farmer in Alexandria, New Hampshire.

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Note    N21079         Index

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We were unable to locate Mary in the 1900 Census of New Hampshire. However, in the 1900 Census of Boston, there is listed a widow, Mary H. Tilton, born in March 1847 in New Hampshire, employed as a Nurse (Census: T623, Roll 686, E.D. 1470, Page 312A).
 In 1910, Mary is living back in Alexandria, New Hampshire, with her son, William and his family. Also in the household is Ceclia Burnell, a private nurse apparently employed by the Tilton family.

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