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Moody was a farmer in Holderness, New Hampshire.

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James was a carpenter.

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Annie was a schoolteacher in Holderness, New Hampshire.

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Hinton immigrated to America in 1892 and became a Naturalized Citizen in 1900. He worked as a traveling salesman for a seed company in Holderness, New Hampshire. By 1920, they'd moved to Cambridge, Massachusetts, where he held a superintendent's position.

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James owned an Investment Office in Cambridge, Massachusetts.

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In 1820, Stephen and Ella went to Lyndonville, New York, where he did tanning and shoemaking. Later, they moved down to Ridgeway. In 1836, he built the first flour mills there.

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William was a merchant in Carlton, New York.

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Warren was a real estate agent in Paxton, Illinois.

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William was an exemplary citizen of Rochester, New York, where he moved in 1848. He was in the canal construction business, his firm being named Mudgett, Fish & Company. For a few years (1862-3), he was Chief of Police. Then, he was in canal public work until 1875, his second firm being Lord, Mudgett & Company. He served on the City Council (1858-9) and was a member of First Presbyterian Church.

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Edward was a banker in Rochester, New York.

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Solon was a farmer in Yates, New York, until 1870, although, for a few years in the late 1850's, he farmed in Paw Paw, Michigan. After 1870, he and Sophia moved out to De Kalb, Illinois (there in 1880), and Spearville, Kansas (there in 1900).

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Clarence was a railroad fireman while living in Coplorado (1900). By 1910, they were in Zion, Illinois, where he worked as a stationary engineer in a local factory.

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Ernest was a landscape gardener. In 1920, he was working for a Nursery in Waukegan, Illinois. By 1930, he was employed by a railroad company in Waukegan.

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Solon was a farmer in Agate, Colorado, in 1910. They moved to Stephenson, Menominee County, in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan for a few years, then returned to Colorado before 1920, when he was working as a section hand for the Union Pacific Railroad, living in Watkins, Colorado. He took up farming again before 1930, at which time they were living in Kersey.

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Alice cared for her mother in Madison, Wisconsin, until Sarah died.

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