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Note N26173 Index

In 1900, Augustus was living in a boarding house in Slate Creek Township, Josephine County, Oregon. His occupation was sea captain.

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Note N26174 Index

Aurelius served three enlistments during the Civil War. On 15 June 1861, he enlisted as a Private in Co. K, 4th Maine Infantry. He was mustered out of that unit on 25 October 1862. Two weeks earlier, on 11 October 1862, he enlisred as a Private in Co. I, 26th Maine Infantry, and served in that unit until 17 Augsut 1863. Then, on 28 December 1863, he enlisted as a Corporal in Co. L, 1st Maine Heavy Artillery Regiment. He was promoted to Full Sergeant 19 May 1864. He was mustered out on 1 September 1866 (AMERICAN CIVIL WAR SOLDIERS. Ancestry.com).
Apparently, he and Laura were married shortly after he left the Army. They moved out to Tehama County, in the Sacramento Valley of California, where he ran a farm. After he died, she stayed in California.

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Note N26177 Index

Fitz was a sailor.
In the 1900 Census of Belfast, his birthdate is reported as May 1842. However, at the time of the 1850 Census, he was only 2 years old.

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Note N26183 Index

Edgar was a house carpenter in Belfast, Maine. However, in 1910, he gave his occupation as "sea captain." In the 1900 Census of Belfast [op.cit.], he is incorrectly listed as Edward S. McDonald.

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Note N26194 Index

For several years, Fitz worked as a sailor. By 1920, he was employed at a shipyard. By 1930, he owned a coal wharf in Belfast. He and Abbie had no children.

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Note N26196 Index

After living most of his younger years in Belfast, Fred and family moved to Augusta sometime between 1920-1930. There, he worked in a cotton mill; Phyllis was a waitress in a hotel.

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Note N26205 Index

Harland enlisted in the U.S. Army 22 June 1942 and served during World War II.

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Note N26211 Index

Herbert was a carpenter in Boston.

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Note N26276 Index

Fred was a blacksmith. He and Emma lived with their family in Unity, Maine, until their separation in late 1900. He is next located in Rochester, New Hampshire, in 1910, living with his second wife, Minnie E. (Brown) aged 29. Fred had his own blacksmith shop in Rochester. By 1920, they had moved to Leominster, Massachusetts, where he worked as a machinist in a blacksmith shop. In 1930, they lived in Fitchburg, Massachusetts, and he worked in a blacksmith shop there.

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Note N26279 Index

In 1910, Mildred was living with the Hiram Pattee family at the Monroe Town Farm. In 1920, she was a patient at the Bangor State Hospital.

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Note N26281 Index

In 1910, Nellie was a student at the Maine Industrial School for Girls in Hallowell.

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Note N26315 Index

Francis enlisted in the U.S. Army Air Corps on 15 September 1942 and served as a Sergeant during World War II. He is buried in the Los Angeles National Cemetery.

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Note N26322 Index

John was a Tech Sergeant in the U.S. Air Force during the Korean Conflict. He is buried in Riverside Annex Cemetery, South Paris, Maine.