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In 1930, Ralph was the Postmaster of Campton, New Hampshire.

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In 1918 (when he registered for the World War I Draft), Stephen was living in Chelmsford, Massachusetts, and working for the U.S. Cartridge Company in Lowell. By 1930, he'd moved to Campton, married Minnie, and was working for William at his general store.

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Ada was a schoolteacher in Campton, New Hampshire.

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William was a farmer in Campton, New Hampshire.

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Arthur was a farmer in Campton, New Hampshire, before he took on the proprietorship of the Maplehurst Hotell in Bethlehem, New Hampshire (home of the famous Santa's Village and Six Gun City attractions). He ran that hotel for several years until, between 1920-1930, he retired to Southern Pines, Moore County, North Carolina, where he died. His daughter, Clara, lived with him in Southern Pines.
 Before 1920, another daughter, Mary (separated from her husband, Thomas P. Lynch), came to the Bethlehem hotel with her family. In 1920, the staff of the Maplehurst Hotel included Arthur as Proprietor, Clara as Clerk, William A. as Cook, Mary as Cook, and Mary's son, Thomas Lynch, as Bellboy.

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Clara was divorced from her husband (name unknown). In 1910, she was living with Arthur and Emerette at the hotel in Bethlehem, where she worked as housekeeper (1910) and clerk (1920). She moved to North Carolina with Arthur.

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Mary worked at her father's hotel in Bethlehem, New Hampshire, for a few years around 1920. After divorcing Thomas, she married a Mr. Erikson and relocated to Hanover, New Hampshire, where, in 1930, she was working as the cashier in a coffee shop.

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In 1920, William worked as a Cook in his father's hotel in Bethlehem, New Hampshire. By 1930, William and his growing family moved to Richmond, Richmond County (Staten Island), New York, where he was employed by a bank.

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Thomas worked as a chauffeur for private families in Bethlehem,New Hampshire (1900, 1930) and Brooklyn, New York (1910). In 1918 (when he registered in New Hampshire for the World War I Draft), his employer was Mr. A.A. Avery of Bethlehem. After separating from Mary, he lived in Littleton, New Hampshire for a while, working as a hotel clerk (1920). In 1930, he was the chauffeur for Mrs. Annie Hardy in Bethlehem.

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Nancy died while giving birth to Augustus on 5 Augustus 1847.

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Alonzo was a farmer in Andover, New Hampshire.

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Loren worked at a paper mill in Franklin, New Hampshire.

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Oscar was a gardener at a private estate in Pasadena, California.

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Trifla was a poultry farmer in Salisbury, New Hampshire.

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