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Note N25746 Index
John was a druggist in Minneapolis.
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Note N25748 Index
Martin was a railroad conductor in Orangetown, New York.
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Note N25751 Index
David worked in a tailor shop in Limington, Maine.
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Note N25755 Index
Albert ran a farm machinery sales business in Patten, Maine (1910). After he married Mae, he became a travelling salesman, living in Somerville, Massachusetts in 1920. By 1930, he'd begun his own retail business in Presque Isle.
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Note N25756 Index
Mabel worked as a bookkeeper in a hardware store (1920) and a lumber business (1930) in Patten, Maine. She never married.
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Note N25761 Index
Ralph was a farmer and truck gardener (working with his father) and a photographer. He died of pneumonia at Elmwood Sanitarium in Lexington, Kentucky.
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Note N25762 Index
Margaret was a schoolteacher in New Paltz, New York.
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Note N25763 Index
Donald graduated from the University of Minnesota. He was a Pathologist for the U.S. Department of Agriculture.
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Note N25771 Index
Isabel taught school in Patten, Maine, and Conway, New Hampshire, for many years. She never married.
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Note N25772 Index
Oliver was a millworker.
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Note N25809 Index
Harland was a farmer in Sherman, Maine.
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Note N25823 Index
Carl was a machinist for a railroad.
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Note N25838 Index
As was his father, Raymond was a druggist in Minneapolis.
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Note N25844 Index
Granville farmed in Sherman, Aroostook County, before moving (prior to 1920) to Sangerville, Piscataquis County, Maine.
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Note N25848 Index
Frank was killed while working at a sawmill in Island Falls, Maine.
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Note N25852 Index
Albinus was a farmer in Sherman, Maine.
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Note N25860 Index
Newton was a machinist at a cement plant in Rockland, Maine.
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Note N25862 Index
Charles was a farmer in Sherman, Maine.