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Note N28711 Index

Ralph was a lineman for the Brockton Edison Company in Brockton, Massachusetts.

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Note N28721 Index

Ralph enlisted in the U.S. Army on 31 October 1942 and served during World War II.

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Note N28723 Index

Arthur was a professional photographer and printer in Atkinson, New Hampshire.

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Note N28725 Index

In the 1880 Census of Holderness, Lydia is listed as being "idiotic."

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Note N28726 Index

In the 1880 Census of Holderness, Ellen is lsted as being "idiotic."

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Note N28730 Index

Frank was a farmer in Holderness and Center Harbor (after 1880), New Hampshire.

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Note N28735 Index

John was a brother to George Brackett Towle, who married Louisa's niece, Jennie Mudgett.

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Note N28736 Index

John enlisted as a Private in Co. H, 1st New Hampshire Infantry on 22 April 1861 at the age of 21. That regiment was raised to serve an enlistment of only three months, so, along with the rest of the men in that unit, John was mustered out on 9 Aug 1861, then (one month after he married Irena) re-enlisted on 24 July 1862 as a Corporal in Co. B, 9th New Hampshire Infantry. He was promoted to Full Sergeant on 10 July 1863, and was honorably discharged on 10 June 1865 at Washington, DC. He died from the lingering effects of a war wound on 28 November 1865 (AMERICAN CIVIL WAR SOLDIERS. Ancestry.com).

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Note N28744 Index

George was a brother to John C. Towle, who married Jennie's aunt, Louisa B. Mudgett.
He worked for more than forty years for the Boston Street Railway System.
Jennie was his second wife. His first wife, Linnie E. Blake, whom he married 21 July 1869, died 10 February 1870.

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Note N28748 Index

Edward was a chemist for Mellins Baby Food Company in Boston.

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Note N28753 Index

John was a Signal Operator for the New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad.

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Note N28757 Index

Frank was the eldest son of Timothy Wheeler Bruce, who married Miranda's sister, Flora, in 1898 in St. Augustine, Florida. Miranda was his second wife.

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Note N28761 Index

In 1900, Minnie was a bookkeeper at the Massachusetts Homeopathic Hospital in Boston (Census Roll 681, E.D. 1805, Page 159A). In 1910, she and Louisa were living together in Boston, and Minnie was a bookkeeper for a department store.

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Note N28763 Index

In 1900, Clara was living in Philadelphia with her brother, Frank Merrill.

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Note N28764 Index

John was a Medical Doctor in Dover, New Hampshire for a few years. After 1900, he left New Hampshire and moved to Philadelphia, where he continued his medical practice at a Philadephia hospital. He was married 5 times.