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Note    N27658         Index

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Charles was a farmer in Dixmont, Maine.

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Note    N27663         Index

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Susanna was William's third wife. His first wife, Rachel Swain, died in 1843. They had 6 children. His second wife, Mary Gordon, died between 1850-1860. He married Susanna prior to 1860.

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Note    N27669         Index

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Benjamin was a lumber merchant in Norfolk, Virginia (1870).

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Note    N27675         Index

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Ebenezer was a blacksmith. For a few years, they lived in Salem, Massachusetts, but returned to New Hampshire by 1880, living in Bow.

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Note    N27683         Index

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Noah was a farmworker. He never married.

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Note    N27684         Index

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Charles and his son, Willis, ran a house painting business (C.F. Mudgett & Son) in Concord, New Hampshire.

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Note    N27688         Index

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In 1910, Willis and Eva were living in Somerville, Massachusetts. There, he had a painting and wall papering business. By 1917, they were in Concord and he was working with his father.
 There were no children from either of Willis' marriages.

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Note    N27695         Index

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Darius enlisted as a Sergeant in Co. D, 4th New Hampshire Infantry on 25 July 1861. He died from wounds at Morris Island, South Carolina.

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Note    N27696         Index

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Benjamin was a manufactrer of machinery in Laconia (1870) and Gilford (1880). By 1900, he was back in Laconia, running an iron manufacturing business.

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Note    N27697         Index

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Samuel was a house carpenter in Laconia, New Hampshire. By 1880, he and his new wife, Abbie, and their children were living in Newton, Massachusetts.

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Note    N27715         Index

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John was a machinist in Laconia, New Hampshire. He and Electa had no children.

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Note    N27716         Index

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Ira was a commercial merchant in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. He and Lottie (and their son, Horace) moved there in the mid-1860's from New Hampshire.

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Note    N27719         Index

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Horace was a Branch Agent for American Exprerss in Milwaukee. He and Hettie had no children.

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Note    N27724         Index

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William was a policeman (1880) and, later, worked for a messenger service in Milwaukee.

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Note    N27725         Index

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Herbert was employed by the Nordberg Maunfacturing Company in Milwaukee, as a salesman and engineer. He made several overseas trips on behalf of the company.

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Note    N27731         Index

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Dudley was a physician in Rockford, Illinois (1910).

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