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Clarence was a travel agent and Mary was a music teacher. She graduated from the Boston Conservatory of Music.

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David was a civil engineer.

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Melvin was a landlord with rental properties in Los Angeles, California.

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Walter was a fireman (tillerman on a hook-and-ladder truck) in Oakland. In later years, they moved to the town of Sunol (in the southern part of Alameda County) where Walter worked as a meat-cutter.

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Mary worked as a clerk for a steam railway in Oakland.

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Walter was a plumber in Oakland, California.

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Florence worked for several years as a saleslady in the Taft and Pennoyer dry-goods store in Oakland.

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Charles was in the military. Florence was a dressmaker and then studied music.

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Charles worked as a conductor on a trolley car in Oakland.

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In 1900, Percy was a police officer in Oakland, California. By 1910, he had changed professions, and was a bookkeeper for a laundry company.

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Percival worked in an Oakland bank, first as a teller, then as Assistant Cashier.

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Harry worked as a bank teller in Oakland, California. By 1930, he was the Assistant Cashier in a bank in Piedmont, California.

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Rolland, who never married, was a farmer in Contra Costa County. He died of tuberculosis.

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George was a marine engineer. He never married.

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Walter was a marine engineer. For some years, he was Hawaii's chief engineer in charge of road and quarry equipment. In 1920, he was the chief engineer of Honolulu's Water Department. By 1930, he and Annie were operating a poultry farm in Honolulu. "He took an active part in the rebellion which overthrew the last monarchial government on the islands" (THE BROMLEY GENEALOGY [op. cit.], 268).

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James was an electrician in San Francisco and Oakland.

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Robert was a machinist in the U.S. Navy, serving under the command of Admiral George Dewey on the cruiser USS Baltimore, as well as taking part in fighting the natives during the Hawaiian rebellion.

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