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Note    N25705         Index

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James and Mary left Maine shortly after 1880 and moved to Colorado. They lived in Colorado until sometime between 1910-1920, when they moved to Chandler, Arizona. James was a farmer.

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Note    N25710         Index

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George was a mining engineer.

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Note    N25726         Index

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Joseph was a farmer in Jackson County, Oregon.

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Note    N25743         Index

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William chose to be referred to as "Henry H. Gould." He farmed in New Limerick, Fort Fairfield, and Patten, Maine.

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Note    N25746         Index

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John was a druggist in Minneapolis.

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Note    N25748         Index

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Martin was a railroad conductor in Orangetown, New York.

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Note    N25751         Index

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David worked in a tailor shop in Limington, Maine.

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Note    N25755         Index

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Albert ran a farm machinery sales business in Patten, Maine.

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Note    N25756         Index

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Mabel worked as a bookkeeper in a hardware store (1920) and a lumber business (1930) in Patten, Maine. She never married.

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Note    N25761         Index

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Ralph was a farmer and truck gardener (working with his father) and a photographer. He died of pneumonia at Elmwood Sanitarium in Lexington, Kentucky.

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Note    N25762         Index

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Margaret was a schoolteacher in New Paltz, New York.

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Note    N25763         Index

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Donald graduated from the University of Minnesota. He was a Pathologist for the U.S. Department of Agriculture.

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Note    N25771         Index

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Isabel taught school in Patten, Maine, and Conway, New Hampshire, for many years. She never married.

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Note    N25772         Index

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Oliver was a millworker.

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Ernest worked in the Portland shipyards before being called to duty and serving in the South Pacific during World War II. After the war he worked as a carpenter for the Day's Jewelry Stores for 32 years, retiring in 1982. He was a member of local American Legion Posts, as well as the Knights of Pythias Lodge in Raymond. He enjoyed hunting, fishing, snowmobiling and camping.

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Note    N25809         Index

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Harland was a farmer in Sherman, Maine.

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Note    N25823         Index

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Carl was a machinist for a railroad.

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