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Harold was a railroad worker in Cornish, Maine.

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John retired from the Maine State Highway Department in 1955. He was a veteran of World War I.

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Lloyd and Pauline both died when their home was destroyed by fire.

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David fought in the Battle of Bunker Hill, and served in the Revolution until 1778. His travels are noted on page 56 of THOMAS MUDGETT OF SALISBURY, MASSACHUSETTS, AND HIS DESCENDANTS [op.cit.]:
       "In 1790, they were in Hiram, Maine; and two years later bought land in Porter, Me. He sold this to his brother Joseph in 1794 and probably moved to Highgate, Vermont, where he stayed until after the 1810 Census. He moved to Niagara Co., N.Y. and stayed there until 1832, when he went to Tecumseh, Michigan"

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Nathaniel was a farmer, trapper and hunter. He served in the War of 1812.

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Elvin was a stock dealer in Belleville, California.

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In 1910, Elvin managed an ice plant in Barstow, California. In 1920, he was employed by a Barstow railroad company as a mechanic.

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Arthur was a cattle rancher in Fairmont, California.

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Edwin was a lawyer in Mendota, Illinois (1860) and Vallejo, California.

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Lewis was a farmer in Tecumseh (1880), and Wheatland (1900), Michigan. According to the 1900 Census, he was married twice.

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In 1870's Census of Tecumseh, Michigan, Schuyler lists his occupation as "engineer." In 1880, he was a farmer in Twin Mound Township, Norton County, Kansas. In the 1860's, he was a Wagon Master, leading wagon trains west to California.

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Myron was a policeman for the City of Jolpin, Missouri. By 1930, he was a garage mechanic in Modesto, California. At one time, he was a race car driver.

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Simeon was a physician in Guilford and Dexter, Maine.

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Hardy was a farmer in Parsonsfield, Maine.

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Hardy was a farmer in Effingham, New Hampshire (1870), a grocer in Somerville, Massachusetts (188),

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Millard was employed as a printer in Bangor, Maine.

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