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William was a railroad brakeman in Nebraska (1900). After moving to Howard, Missouri, before 1910, he went into the carpentry business.

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Leslie was a linotype operator. He worked for printing companies in Nebraska and Missouri.

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In 1910, Roy was running a feed store in Moscow, Idaho. By 1930, he was a farmer.

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Bruce and Mildred devoted their lives to compiling a comprehensive history of the descendants of Thomas Mudgett of Salisbury, Massachusetts. It was a very commendavble achievement, resulting in the majority of this database's information pertaining to the Mudgett Family that has descended from John Mudgett (1700-1746) and Susannah Scribner (1707-1763).
 A graduate of Columbia University and the University of Pennsylvania, Dr. Bruce D. Mudgett was Professor of Economics at the University of Minnesota. Mildred (also a Ph.D) was also employed by the university in the School of Social Work. In later years, they taught at the University of Washington.

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Joseph was a fireman for the Great Northern Railroad. His parents were born in Austria.

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John was the president of an oil company in New Rochelle, New York.

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Francis was a physician and surgeon in Mount Vernon, Iowa.

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While he and Marion lived in Detroit, Paul sold building supplies and steel. By 1930, they'd moved to Edon, Ohio, where he operated an automobile garage.

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In 1930, Walter was farming in Macon, Noxubee County, Mississippi (T626, Roll 1161, E.D. 52-7, Page 100B).

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Linnie and Milton divborced sometime after 1910. He married Helen ??? and she married M.J. Smith.

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Milton was a jeweler.

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Tracy was a railroad postal clerk.

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Sam was a locomotive engineer. In 1918 (when he registered for the World War I Draft), he was a deputy sheriff in Mineral County, Montana.

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Edgar was a mail carrier in Moscow, Idaho.

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Oliver was a switchman at a railroad supply yard in Marion, Iowa.

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Nettie's marriage to Bronson was short-lived. They divorced prior to 1910.

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