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Note    N781          Index
First lived in Clements; moved to Lower Granville about 1860.
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Note    N782         Index
Moved to Lynn in May 1885.
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Note    N783         Index
Lived in Newburyport, Massachusetts for six years; returned to Nova Scotia in 1858 amd lived near Bridgetown.
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Note    N784         Index
Went to the far west in his youth.
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Note    N785         Index
"Lived on a part of his father's old farm, about eight miles from Digby." [WEC]

Either the census taker or the transcriber is confusing Robert Odber and Hiram. Robert was lost at sea the same year that this census was taken, at the age of 23.

Clementsport, Nova Scotia 1881 Census

PGHousehold #Family #SURNAMEGIVENSEXAGEPOBRELIGORIGINOCCUP. MARITAL
205209ChuteEphraimM52NSBapt EnglishFarmerMarried
205209ChuteDalinaF33NS BaptEnglishMarried
205209ChuteOdbur (Hiram?)M23NS BaptEnglishSeaman
205209ChuteMyron E.M8NS BaptEnglish
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Note    N786         Index
Lost at sea.
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Note    N787         Index
Lost off the 'Edward Blake'.
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Note    N788         Index
"Died of slow fever".
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Note    N789         Index
Lilia Farrington Chute: Like her brother, also died of "slow fever". She is listed in the "eakinsbanks.FTW" files as "Lalla Farrington Chute".
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Note    N790         Index
"Lived in Bridgetown, Digby and in the United States."
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Note    N50-791         Back to Index        Back to Ernest A. Stratton and Ida E. Chute Stratton.
Notes on Ernest A. Stratton and Ida E. Chute Stratton:

DIED: STRATTON - At his late residence, 1.511 Fulton St., Brooklyn, Ernest A. Stratton, aged 50 years on Sunday, March 24, at 2 p.m. Funeral Wednesday, March 27 at 2:30 P.M., Grace Gospel Church, Bainsbridge St., near Saratoga Av.

Source: New York Times, March 25, 1901, Wednesday, Page 7

Ida returned to Nova Scotia and re-married, to Freeman Ezra Chute, her first cousin, in September of 1902.

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Note    N791         Index
4 children.
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Note    N792         Index
Niece of President John Tyler.
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Note    N793         Index
During first marriage, lived in New York City.
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Note    N794         Index
Lived in New York City and Brooklyn.
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Note    N50-795         Back to Index        Back to James Perry Chute and Fidelia Foster Chute.
Notes on James Perry Chute and Fidelia Foster Chute:

According to William Edward Chute, James Perry was also known as "J.P.", and is also sometimes recorded with his names reversed, i.e., "Perry James". He was originally a schoolteacher, but took over the running of the family farm in 1886. Fidelia Foster was identified in the Chute Genealogies as "Adelia Chute", but all census records record her as "Fidelia".

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Note    N796         Index
"Went to Orient, Me., in March, 1861, and into Co. 1, 7th Maine Volunteers in August, into the war, was wounded at Mechanicsville, was also at Antietam, Pine Run, etc.; was mustered out and came home in March, 1863 ; reenlisted in 2nd Me. Cav. August, 1863; came home and married by Rev. Mr. Cunningham, Sarah L., daughter of Stillman Stone, Feb. 29, 1864, and was mustered out in March, 1865; lives in Augusta, Me.; keeps a barber shop; had left leg taken off Aug. 16, 1883."
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Note    N797         Index
Notes on George Washington Chute III and Annette Elizabeth ("Annie") Wilder:

WEC: "Lived some in New York State; moved to Leominster, Massachusetts in 1876."

Annette E. Chute applied for a military widow's pension on 17 NOV 1905, under the "invalid" category and again on 30 JAN 1918 under the "widow" category. The pension application stated that George W. Chute had served in the Massachusetts Infantry, 53rd company, during the Civil War. Rank and cause of his death is not recorded on this index entry; it is uncertain whether he died as a result of war injuries incurred or of natural causes.

Research Needed: request copies of both applications.

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Note    N50-798         Back to Index        Back to Charles Chester Chute and Jennie Amanda Smith Chute       and Florence ("Flora") Baker Chute.
Notes on Charles Chester Chute, Jennie Amanda Smith Chute and Florence ("Flora") Baker Chute:

GMC: "Moved to Melvern Square, after second marriage, in 1892."

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Note    N799         Index
Taken to Wisconsin and Minnesota by his parents. Listed, along with his wife, as an Alaska-Yukon Goldrush participant, along with his brother; Dawson City, Yukon Territory, Alaska.






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