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Note N2752 Index

Fred was a dry goods salesman.

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Note N2753 Index

David was a farmer in Morrow County, Ohio (1870). By 1880, they were living in Tower Hill, Shelby County, Illinois. After Mattie died in 1909, David returned to Morrow County, Ohio. In 1920, he was living in Lincoln Township with his sister, Mary, and her husband, Thomas Mack.

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Note N2754 Index

Harrison was a farmer in Cardington, Morrow County, Ohio.

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Note N2755 Index

Almira was Addison's second wife. His first wife was Sarah Jane Johnston (27 June 1842 - 16 April 1870), with whom he had 3 children.

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Note N2756 Index

Jennie was a milliner in Marion, Ohio.

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Note N2758 Index

An item in the "Marion Weekly Star," Marion, Ohio, 23 January 1909, page 3 reads: "Mrs. William Rutherford received a message from Tower Hill, Illinois, Monday, announcing the death of her aunt, Mrs. Martha Scribner of that place."

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Note N2760 Index

Addison was a farmer in Cardington, Morrow County, Ohio.
On 29 May 1862, he enlisted in Co. C, 85th Ohio Infantry Regiment. Because of medical problems, particularly involving his kidneys, he was given a Medical Discharge on 23 September 1862, thereby serving less than 4 months.
Addison later became a Notary Public and Pension Attorney. He was the Enumerator for the 1890 Census of Cardington Township.

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Note N2761 Index

Eber was living in Iowa Hill Township, Placer County, California, at the outset of the Civil War. He was a policeman in that town (1860 Census M653, Roll 62, Page 868). He enlisted in the Army on 24 December 1862. On 20 February 1864, he was assigned to Co. B, 4th California Infantry, in which he served until 4 December 1865, at which time he was mustered out at The Presidio in San Francisco. The 4th California served mainly in the western States and Territories (California, Oregon, Washington, Arizona and New Mexico), battling Native American tribes. The unit's major battles were on 15 May 1863 at La Paz, New Mexico; 22 May 1863 at Fort Yuma, California; and 29 October 1865 at Harney Lake, Oregon (see the AMERICAN CIVIL WAR SOLDIERS database for maore information about the 4th California).
He was serving as a policeman in Marion, Ohio, at the time of his marriage to Jennie (1880). In later years, he worked as a machinist (1900).
Linda Dietz ("Our Family History" [op.cit.]) reports on a "Marion Star" announcement of Eber's death, reported in the 1 July 1921 edition of that newspaper.

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Note N2762 Index

Thomas was a farmer in Morrow County, Ohio. When they lived in Marion (1900), he worked as a salesman.

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Note N2771 Index

Joseph was a farmer and a Quaker Minister in Stratham, New Hampshire.

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Note N2782 Index

Jennie had heart disease.

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Note N2808 Index

Zachariah was a farmer and carpenter in Goffstown, New Hampshire. He died after falling from a building.

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Note N2809 Index

Byron was a farmer in Goffstown and South Weare, New Hampshire.