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Frederick was a locksmith in Nashua, New Hampshire.

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Note    N21785         Index

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Priscilla was a sister to William H. Cook, husband of Ann Maria Otterson.

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Earl served in the U.S. Army during World War II. He enlisted at Boston on 16 January 1941.

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Luther was a farmer in Wilmot, New Hampshire.

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Katie was a schoolteacher in Wilmot, New Hampshire.

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Freeman was adopted by Benjamin and Lucy before 1880.

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Edwin and Elzira divorced after 1900. In 1910, she was living with daughter, Grace, and Grace's family in Lebanon, New Hampshire.

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Maurice was a dairy farmer in Lebanon, New Hampshire.

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Wesley was a farmer in Wilmot, New Hampshire.

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Bert worked as shipping clerk in a woolen mill in Lebanon, New Hampshire (1910, 1920). Before 1930, he and Grace moved to Medford, Massachusetts, where he was in the real estate business.

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In 1917 (when he registered for the World War I Draft), Daniel was working as a machinist for the Greenfield Tap & Die Corporation in Greenfield, Massachusetts.

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Kitty was fiirst married to Charles H. Wetherbee (1865 - c.1912).

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In 1880, Charles was a boot and shore merchant in Gilford, New Hampshire. He and Vistoria were in Laconia in 1900. There, he owned rental property and was a landlord. He and Victoria divorced before 1910. They had no children.

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Carroll was a farmworker, working in Thornton, New Hampshire, for Osmond Foss. He and Hattie had no children.

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With Carroll, Hattie worked for Osmond Foss in Thornton. She continued in his employ after he moved to Campton.

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Mark was a farmer and stonecutter in Hudson, New Hampshire.

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George was a farmer in Hudson, New Hampshire. It's where he lived his entire life.

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