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- 1 2 "Vermont Death Records" (1919).
- ↑ Argus and Patriot (1873).
- ↑ Rutland Herald (1871).
- ↑ Free Press (1873).
- ↑ Free Press (1872).
- 1 2 3 4 5 Beerworth.
- ↑ Free Press (August 7, 1919).
- ↑ Christian Messenger (1854).
- ↑ "Vermont Vital Records" (1854).
- ↑ "Vermont Vital Records" (1856).
- ↑ The Daily Journal (1863).
- ↑ Free Press (June 16, 1865).
- ↑ Free Press (March 9, 1885).
- ↑ "United States Census" (1900).
- 1 2 Free Press (April 27, 1931).
- 1 2 "California Death Index" (1939).
- 1 2 Free Press (May 7, 1935).
- ↑ Watchman (1888).
- ↑ "Vermont Vital Records" (1862).
- ↑ "Vermont Vital Records" (February 1, 1869).
- ↑ "Vermont Vital Records" (July 23, 1869).