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Note N26665 Index

on 15 June 1861, George enlisted as a Private in Co. F, 4th Maine Coast Guard Infantry Regiment. On 2 December 1962, he was granted a Disability Discharge.

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Note N26666 Index

James ran the family home farm in Carmel, Maine.

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Note N26669 Index

John lived and worked on the family home farm in Carmel, Maine.

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Note N26670 Index

Ephraim and Sarah separated sometime between 1850-1860. She moved back home with her parents. The children were separated, and went to live with other families in other towns. Apparently, Sarah was afflicted with some sort of mental illness. In the 1870 Census of Dixmont, there is a notation next to her name, indicating that she was "insane."

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Note N26676 Index

Asbry was a house carpenter in Carmel, Maine, and Lowell, Massachusetts. By 1942, he was working for the Boston & Maine Railroad at their car shop in Concord, New Hampshire (while still living in Lowell, Massachusetts). He and Annie had no children.

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Note N26677 Index

Grover worked as a clerk at a drugstore in Medford, Massachusetts, for a few years. They returned to Maine before 1918, where he worked a farm in Carmel.

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Note N26683 Index

Earl served as a Medical Corpsman in the U.S. Navy.

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Note N26689 Index

During the Civil War, Dennis served from 18 March 1864 - 25 May 1865 as a Private in Co. A of the Maine Coast Guards Infantry. After the war, he was a farmer and schoolteacher in Albion, Maine. After Dennis died, Helen moved to Haverhill, Massachusetts, to live with her sisters.

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Note N26691 Index

When he first moved to California in 1865, Decatur was in the lumber and logging business in Fortuna. Then, for a number of years, he ran a saloon there. By 1920, he was working in a milk factory.

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Note N26692 Index

Henry was a pioneer of the United Fruit Company. He and Laura had no children.

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Note N26696 Index

Eva was the adopted daughter of Dennis and Helen Mudgett. She and Arthur divorced after 1920. In 1924, she married Augustus Clarke; he married Agnes Ham Sherburne.
Agnes was the mother of Walter James Sherburne, who was married to Arthur's daughter, Florice, for a few years.

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Note N26697 Index

Arthur was a funeral director in Milo, Maine.

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Note N26698 Index

Augustus was a master mechanic, and the Superintendent of the American Thread Company's spool mill in Milo, Maine.
Eva was his second wife.

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Note N26699 Index

Florice was Walter's second wife. His first wife, Clara, died between 1920-1924.

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Note N26704 Index

George was a lawyer and Judge in Belfast, Maine. He and Albina had no children.