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Note    N3240         Index

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Thomas was a sea captain.

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James was a farmer in Waterborough, Maine.

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Isaac was a farmer in Waterborough, Maine.

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Frank was a farmer and a Justice of the Peace in Waterborough. Gertrude was a teacher. They were married by his father, Jere B. Scribner, also a Justice of the Peace.
   
 The Town of Waterborough changed its name to Waterboro in 1890.

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Everett was too large for most work, so he sold insurance most of his life, owning and operating the E. A. Scribner Insurance Agency in Portland. In 1930, he operated a general store in Waterboro. He died from a cerebral hemorrhage.

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John was a farmer in Otisfield.

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Many thanks to Sharon Sager, who has done an excellent job in compiling information about this family.

 Daniel was a farmer in Berlin, New Hampshire. He died of pneumonia.

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Dennis was a farmer in Hiram, Maine.

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Eugene was a farmer in Lafayette, Onandaga County, New York.

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Clayton was a railroad worker.

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Fred was a farmer in Hiram, Maine.

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Almon and Laura were divorced 12 June 1918 in Oxford County Court (DIVORCE RECORDS, Maine State Archives Microfilm Roll 3, Vol. 14).

 Almon was a farmer. He also worked in lumbering.

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Ida was a public school teacher in the Massachusetts towns of Hardwick and Dana, and the New Hampshire towns of No. Conway, Rindge, Dublin and Keene.

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Adelbert worked in a piano factory in Leominster, Massachusetts.

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Murdoch ran a Tackle and Bait Shop in Winchendon, Massachusetts.

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For a few years, Fred was a street car conductor in Portland. In 1920, he and daughter Luella were living in Nashua, NH, where he was employed as a bookkeeper in an office. Luella worked in a card shop (NARA Microcopy T625, Roll 1011, Vol. 12, Page 154B, Dwelling 26, Family 41). He and Edith had divorced several years earlier, on 7 November 1908, after (according to the Divorce Record) she had deserted him and Luella (DIVORCE RECORDS, Maine State Archives Microfilm Roll 2, Vol. 9, Page 13).
 Frederick died from arteriosclerosis.

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