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Before 1860, Hiram, Octavia and family moved to Shiawasee County, Michigan. They were farmers in Woodhull, Shiawassee County, and Williamston, Ingham County.
The names of the children are difficult to decipher and reconcile in the 1860 and 1870 Censuses. We've done the best we can to get the names correct and in the proper order.

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Much of the information about Myron and his extended family (information gathered from Hal Hatcher's database on the Bartles family, in particular) was provided to that database by Lisa Spies Shipley in 2003. We are grateful to Lisa for that information.

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On 12 August 1862, Philip enlisted in Co. E, 40th Iowa Infantry. He was killed in action at Jenkins' Ferry, Arkansas, on 30 April 1864.

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Kate was a public school teacher in Des Moines Township, Jasper County, Iowa.

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Arlie was a public school teacher in Elk Creek, Iowa.

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John was a farm laborer. He never married.

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Larry was a nationally-known artist.

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Elzie served in the U.S. Merchant Marine in the closing days of World War II (21 April 1945 to 6 August 1946). He is buried in the Northern Nevada Veterans Memorial Cemetery, Fernley, Nevada.

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Harriett and Barzillia divorced sometime before 1930.

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Guy died as a result of being thrown from a tractor.

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Oakley, a minister in The Church of The Nazarene and a high school teacher, was a graduate of Northwest Missouri State University Teachers College and Drake University.

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Jeremiah was a retail grocer in Prospect, Maine.

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James is listed in the 1860 and 1870 Censuses as "Goodwin Grant." He was a farmer and meat-cutter in Prospect, Maine.

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Goldie and Harry divorced in 1921. In 1930, she and her daughters were living with Harry's parents (Horace and Bertha) in Haverhill, Massachusetts. Harry is found that year in Memphis, Tennessee (1930 Census of Memphis, T626, Roll 2276, E.D. 79-84, Page 90A).
Harry Ubert Burdette has been confused with a Harry Burdette who was born in Lancaster, Garrard County, Kentucky, on 14 November 1896. That Harry Burdette died in Roachdale, Putnam County, Indiana, in May 1975. We don't know when or where Harry Ubert Burdette died.

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In the late 1800's and early 1900's, Ivory ran a boarding house in Frankfort, Maine. His future daughter-in-law, Louise Donahue, and her family members were living there in 1900.