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Note N22094 Index

Robert was a Methodist Episcopal minister. He immigrated to America in 1850 and served churches in Claremont (1860) and Lisbon (1870), New Hampshire, Portland, Oregon (1880), and Tacoma, Washington (1889-1920). With his first wife (also named Mary) he had 5 children.
In 1889, he was Chaplain of the Seaman's Friend Society in Tacoma.

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Note N22096 Index

Charles immigrated to America in 1867. He was an attorney in Tacoma, Washington. He and Elizabeth (who is referred to as "Bessie" in the 1900 Census) had no children.

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Note N22098 Index

George moved to Putnam County, Florida, with his mother and her brother, George, and her sister, Ann, and their spouses, to go into the orange growing business. By 190, he was working as a bookkeeper in a mill there.

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Note N22100 Index

William was a brother to Priscilla Cook, the wife of George Washington Otterson.
He enlisted as a Private in Co. C, 4th New Hampshire Infantry, on 14 August 1862. He was soon promoted to Full Corporal. On 20 May 1864 at Drewry's Bluff in Virginia, William was taken prisoner. He was returned 11 December 1864. On 1 March 1865, he was promoted to Full Lieutenant Second Class, the rank he held when he was discharged at Concord, New Hampshire, on 12 June 1865 (AMERICAN CIVIL WAR SOLDIERS.Ancestry.com).
Before 1880, he and Ann Maria went with other members of her family to Putnam County, Florida, to begin an orange growing business. By 1900, he was oparating a farm in Pomona. About 4 years after Ann Maria died in 1888, William married Grace.

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Note N22102 Index

Elmer was a farmer in Middlebury Township, Knox County, Ohio.

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Note N22103 Index

William was a farmer. He and Elizabeth moved with his parents to Iowa in the late 1850's, but returned to Middlebury, Ohio, before 1876 (Their son, Bert, was born in Ohio in 1876).

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Note N22109 Index

Brt owned a general store in Masfield, Ohio.

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Note N22115 Index

Bonner worked at the Mansfield Sheet Steel Company in Mansfield, Ohio. By 1930, he owned a grocery store in Mansfield.

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Note N22125 Index

William enlisted in the U.S. Army at Columbus, Ohio, on 10 August 1943 and served in World War II.

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Note N22126 Index

Russell was Artie's son from a previous relationship.

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Note N22128 Index

Washington was a farmer in Daviess County, Missouri.

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Note N22129 Index

While their parents, Nelson and Lucy, stayed in Missouri, Robert and sister Emily moved to Richland Center, Butler County, Kansas, where they are found in 1880 working a farm (1880 Census: T9, Roll 375, E.D. 158, Page 118B).

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Note N22131 Index

In 1880, Emily and brother Robert were in Richland Center, Butler County, Kansas, working a farm (1880 Census: T9, Roll 375, E.D. 158, Page 118B).

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Note N22133 Index

Rigdon was a farmer in Daviess County, Missouri.