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Carl was an Examiner for the U.S. Patent Office in Washington, DC. By 1942, he and Patty were living in Richmond, Virginia.

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Note N28596 Index

A complete history of Theodore and Maria's family appears in the database "George Brown Family Tree" [op.cit.}, online at Ancestry.com.

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Note N28611 Index

Elmer was a stationary engineer for a steam laundry in Plymouth, New Hampshire.

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Note N28615 Index

Edgar was the foreman of the carding room of a woolen mill in Franklin, New Hampshire. He and Ethel separated before 5 June 1942, the day he enlisted in the U.S. Army to serve during World War II.

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Note N28618 Index

George worked at a piano factory in Meredith, New Hampshire. By 1900, they had relocated to Lisbon, New Hampshire, where he continued his trade of building pianos.

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Note N28620 Index

Fred was a police officer in Boston. His birthparents were Albert H. and Viola Leah (Huckins) Alexander. He was their only child, and was adopted by his great-great-uncle, Nehemiah Pulsifer of Gilmanton, New Hampshire (Hardon, "Robert Huckins of the Dover Combination and Some of His Descendants" NEHGR, Vol. 68 [op.cit.], Page 160).

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Note N28622 Index

Norman worked as a woodsman and a lobster fisherman.

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Note N28634 Index

On 13 September 1862 at age 45, Jonathan enlisted as a Captain in Co. D, 15th New Hampshire Infantry, to serve for nine months. This regimant was the first New Hampshire regiment raised in response to President Abraham Lincoln's call for men to serve nine months at the darkest time of the war. The entire unit was mustered out on 13 August 1863. Some of the nine-month-men re-enlisted immediately. Quite likely, Jonathan's health was such that he chose not to re-enlist.

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Note N28636 Index

John, a millwright, settled in Williamstown, Vermont, after his marriage to Charlotte (his third wife). He served in the War of 1812.

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Note N28653 Index

Albert and his brother Benjamin moved to Haverhill, Massachusetts, before 1870. That year, Albert was working at a shoe factory. By 1880, he was a saloon keeper in Haverhill.

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Note N28654 Index

Benjamin and Albert lived together in Haverhill, Massachusetts, in 1870. Ben was a grocery clerk. By 1880, he was working at a shoe factory. By 1900, he was employed as a stove dealer, while Clara was forelady in a factory stitching room. In 1910, he was a house carpenter.

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Note N28656 Index

In 1930, Annie was living with her sister, Clara, and Clara's husband, William C. Brett, in Abington, Massachusetts (1930 Census of Abington: Roll 938, E.D. 12-4, Page 268A).

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Note N28657 Index

In 1900, Jonathan was living and working in Providence, Rhode Island. Sadie and the children were in Raymond, New Hampshire, where she was employed as housekeeper for Luther Chase, a local farmer.