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Note N23978 Index

Samuel was the first white male born in Gilmanton, New Hampshire.
After he and Phebe were married, they lived in Gilmanton for a while, then moved to Newburgh, Penobscot County, Maine.

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Note N23979 Index

Jacob was a stage driver in Effingham, New Hampshire (1860). After moving to Lynn, Massachusetts, prior to 1870 (where he lived the rest of his life), he worked several years as a railroad conductor for the Boston & Maine Railroad.

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Note N23980 Index

Joshua took his own life.

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Note N23987 Index

George and May lived in Lynn, Massachusetts, until sometime in the 1890's, when they moved to Brenham, Texas, to operate a farm. They divorced about 1901. He moved to Harris County, Texas, married Anna in 1902, and ran a dairy farm. She moved to Chicago with son, Ralph, and daughter, Hazel.

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Note N23993 Index

Ralph worked as a salesman for the Kupfer Brothers paper company in Chicago.

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Note N23995 Index

George worked as a paper roller for a book bindery in Chicago.

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Note N24011 Index

Richard served in the U.S. Navy during World War II and the Korean Conflict. He is buried in the Maine Veterans Memorial Cemetery in Augusta.

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Note N24017 Index

Delmar served in the U.S. Army during the Korean War. He worked at the Safeway Bakery for 38 years, and was a member of the Confectionary Bakery Union and the Diamond Grove Christian Church.

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Note N24018 Index

In 1955, Michael graduated from the Missouri State School for the Deaf. He was a cabinet maker in the Kansas City area, retiring in 1996. His longtime hobby has been antique autos and hotrods.
Margie, a 1959 graduate of the Missouri State School for the Deaf, worked as a secretary for Sears prior to her marriage to Michael.

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Note N24021 Index

Darrell retired as an electrical lineman for NewMac Electric Company. He continues to raise cattle on his farm in Diamond, Missouri.

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Note N24046 Index

Warren died at the National Soldiers' Home.

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Note N24070 Index

Whittier enlistefd in the U.S. Army Air Corps on 20 December 1941, and served throughout World War II.

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Note N24117 Index

In 1910, Eva was the Postmistress of the Post Office in Round Prairie Township, Minnesota. Living with her and her daughters (at the home of her widowed mother-in-law, Elnora) was her father, William Boorman, and her brother, Carl Boorman.

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Note N24138 Index

Donald was adopted by his stepfather, Arthur A. Bailey. In 1920, they were living in Fitchburg, Massachusetts. By 1930, they had moved to Toledo, Ohio.