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26. Oakes, Jean Ann Juliana, Thoreau, New Mexico (granddaughter of Florence Iva Searle) spelled given name "Maud".
27. 1920 Census, Yakima Co., WA Harwood Pct., ED 199, Sheet 8A (spelled given name "Maude").
28. 1930 Census, Yakima Co., WA showed middle initial "D" and approx. birth year 1882.
29. 1900 Census, Pueblo, Pueblo Co., CO Year: 1900; Census Place: Pueblo, Pueblo, Colorado; Roll: T623 128; Page: 13B; Enumeration District: 93.
30. 1930 Census, Yakima Co., WA
31. Oakes, Jean Ann Juliana, Thoreau, New Mexico (granddaughter of Florence Iva Searle)
32. Ibid. confirmed birth year and all other information on Brainard Searle.
33. 1880 Census, Vermilion Co., IL, (Oakwood Twp.) Vol. 54, E.D. 219, Sheet 26, birth year approximated.
34. California Death Index at Ancestry.Com
35. 1930 Census, Humboldt Co., CA Year: 1930; Census Place: Eureka, Humboldt, California; Roll: 120; Page: 6A; Enumeration District: 25.
36. 24 Jan 1998, Nancy Trice <trice@vci.net>.
37. California Death Records on RootsWeb.com
38. Magee, Alice Agnor, Catonsville, MD (granddaughter of John Thomas Morris). subject's wife.
39. Ibid. subject.
40. Ibid. bride.
41. Ibid. subject's mother.
42. Ibid. subject's mother-in-law.
43. Ibid.
44. Ibid. subject's grandmother.
45. Social Security Death Index SSN 542-24-2725 / OR.
46. Portland, Oregon Deaths, 1915-1924 (at Ancestry.Com)
47. 1930 Census, Multnomah Co., OR Year: 1930; Census Place: Portland, Multnomah, Oregon; Roll: 1949; Page: 5-A; Enumeration District: 24.
48. Death Certificate Abstract
49. "Fourteenth Census of the United States 1920-Population," Ottawa Co., OK, E.D. 127, 5 Feb. 1920, Census images on-line at Ancestry.Com, Sheet 34B, 29 Oct 2002.
50. Death Certificate Abstract (son, Walter Allen Dodson provided name of town of birth).
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