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Note    N28167         Index

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Robert was a farmer in Middlebury Township, Knox County, Ohio. They had no children.

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Note    N28172         Index

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Earl was a Medical Doctor in Lakewood, Ohio.

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Note    N28174         Index

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In 1910, John worked at a cooper shop in Mt. Vernon, Ohio. By 1920, he was employed at a foundry there. By 1930, they'd moved to Monroe Township, where he ran a farm.

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Note    N28184         Index

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Elizabeth died in a long-term care facility in Morrow County, Ohio.

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Note    N28197         Index

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Charles owned The Bond Clothing Company in Cleveland. By 1930, they were living in Bay Village, where he was manager of a newspaper.

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Note    N28219         Index

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Roger worked as a draftsman in a machine shop in Charlestown, New Hampshire.

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Note    N28223         Index

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Albert was a druggist in Ashland, New Hampshire.

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Note    N28224         Index

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Harry followed in his father's footsteps and was a druggist in Ashland, New Hampshire, and Malden, Massachusetts.

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Note    N28231         Index

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Carl owned a grocery store in Lynn, Massachusetts.

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For many years, Charles was head of C. H. Mudgett & Company Produce (butter and eggs) Dealers in Boston. He and Mary had no children.
 Charles was Mary's second husband. She had been married previously (about 1882) to a Mr. Johnston.

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Note    N28239         Index

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Lydia was a younger sister of Robert Huckins (1775- 1843), who married Abigal Mudgett.

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Note    N28240         Index

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Susanna lived with the double handicap of being both deaf and dumb.

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John was a farmer in West Center Harbor, New Hampshire. Considered to be one of the best farmers in the state, he took his produce to Boston and sold it there.

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Note    N28246         Index

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A comprehensive history of the family of Jacob and Mary Merrill is recorded by Susan Jean Fay Barbi, a direct descendant. Her database "Barbi Family" [numbered 2927056] can be found online at www.rootsweb.com.

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Note    N28251         Index

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Benjamin was a professional gardener. In the Censuses of 1870, 1900 and 1910, his occupation is given as "Horticulturalist." In 1880, he was working in Beverly as a peddler.

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George started a wood heel manufacturing business in Haverhill, Massachusetts. After his death, the business became W.E. Bixby & Company, owned and operated by his nephews, William and George Bixby (see their personal files elsewhere in this database).

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