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Note    N5396         Index

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Charles was a bookkeeper and office manager in Franklin, New Hampshire.

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Note    N5399         Index

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Daniel was a farmer.

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Note    N5402         Index

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William was a farmer in Danforth, Maine. After moving to Bangor, he worked as a sectionman for a railroad.

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Note    N5403         Index

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Harvey worked in a paper mill in Rumford, Maine. He and Maydell had no children.

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Note    N5404         Index

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Wallace was a farmer.

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Note    N5405         Index

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Daniel died from tuberculosis.

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Note    N5406         Index

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William was a baker in Boston.

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Note    N5408         Index

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Charles was a lumberman in Brookton, Maine.

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Note    N5414         Index

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George was a woodsman.

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Note    N5416         Index

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Justus was a logger in California. In the 1900 Census of Squaw Valley, Sisikiyou County (where he was working at the time), his name is incorrectly written as "Justice H. Walker." His wife, Hannah, and their 18-year-old daughter, Mary, were living in Eureka, Humboldt County, California. They had a total of 5 children, 2 of whom died before 1900.

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Note    N5419         Index

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Benton was the head chain tender for the Elk River Mill and Lumber Company. He died in a woods accident. The newspaper account of the accident states that, while loading logs, Benton was struck in the head by a bicket which had been improperly fastened to the fall rope. The engine started, the strain on the bicket then threw it with great force, and it struck Benton, crushing his skull. For his funeral in Arcata, a large number of carriages, filled with his friends, came in a procession from Eureka. They were joined by many other friends and acquaintances in Arcata ("The Arcata Union," Arcata, California, 13 october 1888, Page 3). Benton certainly was a well-liked man.

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Charles worked for the Maine Central Railroad for a while as a switchman and station agent. Rebecca was a teacher. At the time of the 1920 Census [op. cit.], Charles was operating a grocery store in Dedham, Hancock County. In 1930, he was a telegraph operator in Ellsworth.

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Note    N5425         Index

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George worked at a printing office in Augusta, Maine.

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Note    N5430         Index

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No further information on Morace/Morris Scribner has been found.

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Note    N5431         Index

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Joseph was a millworker.

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Note    N5436         Index

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Harry was a brickmason in Milford. Later, he took a job as a cabinetmaker in Sheboygan.

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