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Note    N26332         Index

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Fred worked at a granite business in Barre, Vermont.

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Note    N26335         Index

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After her first husband, Horace Bailey, died, Ruth managed the Hotel Moulton in Lisbon, New Hampshire. There, she met John Childs, whom she married before 1942.

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Note    N26336         Index

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Horace worked as a traveling salesman for a coffee sales company in Newbury, Vermont.

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Fred and Emma lived in Los Angeles, Seattle, Washington, and San Francisco. He was an accountant with the U.S. Shipping Board in Los Angeles and (by 1920) Seattle. In 1930, they were in San Francisco, where he was manager of a brokerage firm. They had no children.

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Note    N26342         Index

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John was a civil engineer, working for the State Of New Hampshire.

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Note    N26350         Index

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George was a Master Mariner.

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Note    N26353         Index

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William was a Master Mariner.

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Ernest was an attorney in Niles, Ohio. By 1910, they'd moved to Cleveland, where he worked as traveling salesman (commercial traveler). Then, by 1920, he had taken a job as a cashier in a Cleveland restaurant, a position he still had in 1930.

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Leland was a clerk for the American Multigraph Company in Cleveland, Ohio. During World War I, he served in the U.S. Army from 31 August 1918 to November 1919, attaining the rank of First Sergeant.

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Note    N26364         Index

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Kenneth's profession was Accountant.

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Note    N26365         Index

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Philip was manager of Fowler & Slater Photograph Company in Cleveland.

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Eugene worked as a draftsman in Cleveland for a few years before taking a position as an electrical engineer with General Motors at the GM Plant in Marion, Indiana. They moved to Indianapolis sometime between 1925-1930.

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George was a carpenter in Eureka, California.He and Josephine had no children, although, she had two children from a previous marriage.

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Thomas was a Master Mariner.

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In 1880, Benjamin was a single farmer, living in Virginia, Placer County, California (1880 Census of Virginia: T9, Roll 70, E.D. 75, Page 379A).

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Note    N26387         Index

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Warren was a stone cutter.

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