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In 1920, John and his widowed mother were living in Denver, Colorado (1920 Census of Dever: T625, Roll 162, E.D. 233, Page 16A). They had moved there prior to 1918, after having lived for a time in Chicago (he applied for a Passport as a resident of Chicago in 1913). Most of his working years were spent as a civil engineer for the State of Colorado.

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Marshall was a refrigerator salesman.

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Woodbury managed oil well operations in Centralia, Washington, in the late 1890's and early 1900's. By 1920, they had moved to Kern County, California, where he was Superintendent of an oil company. By 1930, they had retired to Long Beach.

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Fred was a cabinetmaker.

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Edward was a dentist in Centralia, Washington. Yet, after moving to Salem, Oregon between 1920-1930, he changed professions to House Carpenter.

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Elden was a dentist in Olympia, Washington. He went to a dental school in Portland, Oregon.

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George was a grocer in Sherman Mills, Maine.

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From a study of the 1880-1930 Censuses, it appears that George left Maine sometime between 1880-1895, and moved to Massachusetts, where he worked, first, as a sailor (1900 Census of Norton, MA: T623, Roll 638, E.D. 1211, Page 14A) and, by 1910 (1910 Census of Brockton: T624, Roll 611, E.D. 1193, Page 198A), a sea captain sailing a coal-carrying barge and living in Norton (1900) and Brockton (1910), Massachusetts. In 1888, he married Wilhelmina Hibson, a recent immigrant from Northern Ireland. They had one child, Ruth H. Webber (born in March 1895 in Norton), who married Wilhelmina's nephew, Thomas Hibson Marks. George died sometime between 1910-1920 in Brockton. Wilhelmina remained in Brockton through 1920, then, before 1930, moved to Boston.

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Carroll was a farmer. They lived in Imperial County and Riverside County, California.

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Edward was the Assistant Treasurer of the Houlton Trust Company.

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William ran a grocery store in Sherman, Maine.

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On 6 August 1862, Hiram enlisted as a Private in Co. A, 9th New Hampshire Infantry. He died of chronic diarrhea at a hospital in Covington, Kentucky.
 Information about Hiram, his children and descendants can be found in the book JOHN CALDWELL AND SARAH DILLINGHAM CALDWELL, HIS WIFE, IPSWICH, MASS, 1643 (Ipswich, MA: The Author, 1904), by Augustine Caldwell.
 Further information about this large family can be found on Rootsweb.com and Ancestry.com in the database: "D.B. Robinson's Genealogy Database" by David B. Robinson, and on Ancestry.com in the database: "The Ancestors and Relatives of Bitner R. & Carol J. (Accomando) Winckler of Agoura Hills, CA" by Carol J. Winckler.

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Clinton operated a freight hauling business in Spokane, Washington.

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