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Ida May Devereaux was born on 9 May 1926 in Northampton, PennsylvaniaG.^4,5,6 She was baptized on 25 Sep 1926 in St. Paul's Reformed Church, Northampton, PennsylvaniaG, with Rev. I. M. Bachman officiating.¹
     She appeared on the 1930 Federal Census of Northampton, Northampton Co., Pennsylvania G, in the household of her parents, William James Devereaux and Anna Elizabeth Simons.² She appeared on the 1940 Federal Census of Northampton, Northampton Co., Pennsylvania G, in the household of her parents.³
     Ida married first Harry Raoul Hartman, son of Harry Eugene Hartman and Katie H. Hill, on 25 Nov 1945 in St. Paul's Evangelical and Reformed Church, Northampton, PennsylvaniaG, with Rev. Sidney S. Smith officiating.^7,8
     Ida and Harry appeared on the 1950 Federal Census of Northampton, Northampton Co., Pennsylvania, at 2288 Main St. G, enumerated 10 Apr 1950, reporting they lived in a home that was not on a farm, and had lived in the same county the prior year. Their four eldest children were listed as living with them, as were her parents.¹³
     Ida and Harry were divorced before 1980.⁹
     Ida married second Clarence Albert Gotthardt, son of George Henry Gotthardt and Eva Rebeccah Amelia Trexler. He was the widower of Margaret M. Bertalan.¹⁰
     She was a waitress for Miller's Diner in NorthamptonG for 30 years before retiring in 1991.¹⁴
     Ida and Clarence evidently separated, as his obituary mentions his first marriage, but not his marriage to Ida, while hers, five years later, shows him as her husband. His obituary states that he was living with his companion, another woman who appears to be still living, at the time of his death. Apparently that relationship was significant, as her name appears with his on a joint tombstone.^15,16
     Ida died on 28 Nov 2002 in Bethlehem, PennsylvaniaG, at age 76.^11,12

Doris Goodwin was born on 8 Jan 1913 in Waverley, MassachusettsG.^4,5
     She appeared on the 1920 Federal Census of Belmont, Middlesex Co., Massachusetts, G in the household of her parents, Morris Hazen Goodwin and Nina Edwina Frohock.¹³ She appeared on the 1930 Federal Census of Weymouth, Norfolk Co., Massachusetts G, in the household of her parents.¹⁴
     Doris married James Merlon Devereaux, son of William James Devereaux and Anna Elizabeth Simons, on 3 Sep 1937 in Weymouth, MassachusettsG.^6,7,8
     Doris and James appeared on the 1940 Federal Census of South Weymouth, Norfolk Co., Massachusetts, at 936 Main St. G, enumerated 17 Apr 1940, reporting that they were renting their home, for $40 per month, and that he had lived in Northampton in 1935 while she lived in South Weymouth.¹⁵
     She was a hospital nurse, reporting in 1940 that she had worked 56 hours the last week of March, and 26 weeks the prior year, earning $800.^15,16
     Doris and James appeared on the 1950 Federal Census of Weymouth, Norfolk Co., Massachusetts, at 63 Swan Ave. G, enumerated 1 Apr 1950, reporting they lived in a home that was not on a farm and they lived in the same house the year before. Their children James, Peter, and Nina were listed as living with them.¹⁷
     Doris and James were living in 63 Swan Ave., South Weymouth, MassachusettsG, at the time of his death.¹⁸ He died 12 Jul 1951 Northampton, Northampton Co., Pennsylvania.¹⁸
     Doris moved to Escondido, CaliforniaG, after the death of her husband, where she worked as a public health nurse and volunteered with the Special Olympics.¹⁹
     Doris died on 5 Oct 2000 in Escondido, CaliforniaG, at age 87.^9,10,11 She was buried in Oak Hill Memorial Park, Escondido, San Diego Co., CaliforniaG.¹²

Morris Hazen Goodwin was born on 22 Jan 1879 in Dover, New HampshireG.^4,5,6
     He appeared on the 1880 Federal Census of Dover, Strafford Co., New Hampshire, G in the household of his parents, Samuel H. Goodwin and Helen E. Gowen.¹¹ He appeared on the 1900 Federal Census of Boston, Suffolk Co., Massachusetts G, in the household of his parents.¹²
     Morris married Nina Edwina Frohock, daughter of John R. Frohock and Clara A. Thomas, on 24 Apr 1901 in Boston, MassachusettsG, with Charles E. Silloway, justice of the peace, officating.⁷
     Morris and Nina settled in her native Rockland, MaineG, after their marriage, but returned to Boston by 1903, when their second son was born there. They appeared on the 1910 Federal Census of Belmont, Middlesex Co., Massachusetts G, at 114 White St., enumerated 29 Apr 1910, reporting they were renting their home, half of a two-family dwelling. Their children Hazen and John were listed as living with them.¹³
     He apparently used the given name Maurice for a time after the family moved to Massachusetts.^13,14
     Morris registered for the draft for World War I on 12 Sep 1918, while living at 49 Hillside Terrace, Belmont, Middlesex Co., MassachusettsG, reporting he was employed as as a follow up man by Bethlehem Ship Building Co. in Squantum, Massachusetts.³
     Morris and Nina appeared on the 1920 Federal Census of Belmont, Middlesex Co., Massachusetts, at 47 Hillside Terrace G, enumerated 30 Jan 1920, reporting they were renting their home, half of a two-family dwelling. Their children Hazen, John, and Doris were listed as living with them.¹⁴
     Morris and Nina appeared on the 1930 Federal Census of Weymouth, Norfolk Co., Massachusetts, at 216 Union St. G, enumerated 15 Apr 1930, reporting they owned a home valued at $5,000 and owned a radio. Their daughter Doris was listed as living with them.¹⁵
     Morris and Nina appeared on the 1940 Federal Census of Weymouth, Norfolk Co., Massachusetts, at 285 Pond St. G, enumerated 24 Apr 1940, reporting they owned a home valued at $7,000, and had lived in the same house in 1935.¹⁶
     Morris registered for the draft for World War II on 27 Apr 1942, while living at 285 Pond, South Weymouth, Norfolk Co., MassachusettsG, reporting he was employed by Bethlehem Steel Co. in Quincy, Massachusetts.¹⁷
     He was a salesman in 1900. His occupation was reported as a clerk when he married, and manager of a plantation a few months later. By 1910 he was clerk working with produce, and manager by 1913.^{18,19,20,21,22} He was a material engineer at a shipyard by 1920. In 1930 he was a store keeper there. By 1940 his title there was superintendent of material. That year he reported he had worked 48 hours the last week of March, and 52 weeks the prior year, earning over $5,000.^23,24,25
     Morris and Nina appeared on the 1950 Federal Census of Weymouth, Norfolk Co., Massachusetts, at 285 Rd. St. G, enumerated 10 Apr 1950, reporting they lived in a home that was not on a farm.²⁶
     Morris and Nina later moved to southern CaliforniaG, as did at least two of their adult children, John and Doris.
     His wife died on 19 Oct 1953 in San Diego Co., CaliforniaG.²⁷
     Morris died on 22 Feb 1962 in San Diego Co., CaliforniaG, at age 83.^8,9 He was buried in Oak Hill Memorial Park, Escondido, San Diego Co., CaliforniaG.¹⁰

Nina Edwina Frohock was born on 13 Dec 1876 in Rockland, MaineG.^4,5,6 She appeared on the 1880 Federal Census of Vinalhaven, Knox Co., Maine, G in the household of her parents, John R. Frohock and Clara A. Thomas.¹⁰
     Nina appeared on the 1900 Federal Census of Boston, Suffolk Co., Massachusetts G, at 10 Akron St., enumerated 12 Jun 1900, with her younger brother Wilber, and Lilla Frohock, apparently another relative. They and five others are shown as boarding with Joseph E. Stroddard, a 27-year-old carpet buyer. They were all from Maine except one who was from Vermont. She was shown as a saleslady.¹¹
     Nina married Morris Hazen Goodwin, son of Samuel H. Goodwin and Helen E. Gowen, on 24 Apr 1901 in Boston, MassachusettsG, with Charles E. Silloway, justice of the peace, officating.⁷
     Nina and Morris settled in her native Rockland, MaineG, after their marriage, but returned to Boston by 1903, when their second son was born there. They appeared on the 1910 Federal Census of Belmont, Middlesex Co., Massachusetts G, at 114 White St., enumerated 29 Apr 1910, reporting they were renting their home, half of a two-family dwelling. Their children Hazen and John were listed as living with them.¹²
     Nina and Morris appeared on the 1920 Federal Census of Belmont, Middlesex Co., Massachusetts, at 47 Hillside Terrace G, enumerated 30 Jan 1920, reporting they were renting their home, half of a two-family dwelling. Their children Hazen, John, and Doris were listed as living with them.¹³
     Nina and Morris appeared on the 1930 Federal Census of Weymouth, Norfolk Co., Massachusetts, at 216 Union St. G, enumerated 15 Apr 1930, reporting they owned a home valued at $5,000 and owned a radio. Their daughter Doris was listed as living with them.¹⁴
     Nina and Morris appeared on the 1940 Federal Census of Weymouth, Norfolk Co., Massachusetts, at 285 Pond St. G, enumerated 24 Apr 1940, reporting they owned a home valued at $7,000, and had lived in the same house in 1935.¹⁵
     Nina and Morris appeared on the 1950 Federal Census of Weymouth, Norfolk Co., Massachusetts, at 285 Rd. St. G, enumerated 10 Apr 1950, reporting they lived in a home that was not on a farm.¹⁶
     Nina and Morris later moved to southern CaliforniaG, as did at least two of their adult children, John and Doris.
     Nina died on 19 Oct 1953 in San Diego Co., CaliforniaG, at age 76.⁸ She was buried in Oak Hill Memorial Park, Escondido, San Diego Co., CaliforniaG.⁹