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Note N28860 Index

Alden was a farmer in White Pigeon, Michigan.

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Note N28861 Index

Fletcher was a farmer in Ontario, Indiana.

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Note N28867 Index

Henry appears to have preferred to be known by his middle name, Allen. He was a farmer in Sherman, Minnesota. Living with him in 1900 were his widowed sister, Ava, and her son, Earl.

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Note N28869 Index

In 1905, Steven was living in Akeley Township, Hubbard County, Minnesota.

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Note N28873 Index

William worked for the City of Detroit, as a foreman in the Street Paving Dept.

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Note N28876 Index

Dana was the Railroad Station Agent in Osage, Iowa, for over 30 years.

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Note N28878 Index

From the information given in the various family trees mentioning Daniel, it appears that he left Indiana for Oregon shortly after the birth of son William.

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Note N28884 Index

In 1900, Zada was living in White Pigeon, Michigan, with her uncle and aunt, Alden and Harriet Chase. Also there was her grandmother, Eliza (aged 91 years). Zada was a schoolteacher in White Pigeon.

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Note N28885 Index

Herman was a farmer in White Pigeon, Michigan.

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Note N28890 Index

In 1917 (when he registered for the World War I Draft), Earl and his mother were living on Earl's farm in Glasgow, Montana.

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Note N28892 Index

Elmore was a physician and surgeon. He served as a surgeon during the Civil War (26 Aug 1861-11 May 1866). He and his first wife, Jeanette, lived in Zanesville, Ohio, in 1860, which is where Elmore studied under Dr. Jonas McElroy. They later moved to Fort Colwell, Washington, by 1870, and on to Salem, Oregon, after 1870. After Jeanette's death in 1877, he married Belinda (Dillon) Hileman.
Elmore appears three times in the 1850 Census. First, he is listed with his parents in Licking, Ohio. Second, he is listed with his brother, Ebenezer, with the Roe family in Porter, Ohio. Third, he is listed with Dr. Jonas McElroy and family in Zanesville, Ohio.

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Note N28895 Index

Edward managed the family farm in Porter, ohio, until the 1870's, then he moved to Findlay and worked as a real estate agent. With him in Findlay in 1880 were his mother and his brother, James, along with his wife, Martha, and their son, John.

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Note N28898 Index

As was his father before him, Otway served as a traveling evangelist in Ohio and California.
During the Civil War, Otway was a Private in Co. D, 121st Ohio Infantry from 3 January 1864 - 9 March 1865.

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Note N28899 Index

In 1880, living in Findlay with his brother, Edward, James was employed as a jeweler.