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Name William T Larose
Gender Male
Residence Year 1935
Street Address 24 Briggs
Residence Place Portland, Maine, USA
Occupation Clerk
Spouse Mary R Larose
Publication Title Portland, Maine, City Directory, 1935


Name William T Larose
Gender Male
Residence Year 1934
Street Address 24 Briggs
Residence Place Portland, Maine, USA
Occupation Clerk
Spouse Mary R Larose
Publication Title Portland, Maine, City Directory, 1934


Name William T Larose
Gender Male
Residence Year 1933
Street Address 24 Briggs
Residence Place Portland, Maine, USA
Occupation Clerk
Spouse Mary R Larose
Publication Title Portland, Maine, City Directory, 1933


Name William T Larose
Gender Male
Residence Year 1932
Street Address 24 Briggs
Residence Place Portland, Maine, USA
Occupation Clerk
Spouse Mary R Larose
Publication Title Portland, Maine, City Directory, 1932


Name William T Larose
Residence Year 1930
Street Address 33 Tyng
Residence Place Portland, Maine, USA
Occupation Clerk
Publication Title Portland, Maine, City Directory, 1930


Name William T Larose
Residence Year 1929
Street Address 33 Tyng
Residence Place Portland, Maine, USA
Occupation Clerk
Publication Title Portland, Maine, City Directory, 1929


Name William T Larose
Gender Male
Residence Year 1938
Street Address H 24
Residence Place Portland, Maine, USA
Occupation Clerk
Spouse Mary R Larose
Publication Title Portland, Maine, City Directory, 1938


Name William T Larose
Gender Male
Residence Year 1937
Street Address Briggs
Residence Place Portland, Maine, USA
Occupation Clerk
Spouse Mary R Larose
Publication Title Portland, Maine, City Directory, 1937


Name Charles Larose
Residence Year 1941
Street Address 33 Tyng
Residence Place Portland; South Portland; Cape Eliazbeth, Maine, USA
Publication Title Portland, Maine, City Directory, 1941


Name: Charles Larose
Residence Year: 1950
Street Address: 33 Tyng
Residence Place: Portland, Maine, USA
Publication Title: Portland, Maine, City Directory, 1950


Name Charles Larose
Residence Year 1943
Street Address r 33 Tyng
Residence Place Portland, Maine, USA
Occupation Employee
Publication Title Portland, Maine, City Directory, 1943


Name: Charles W Larose
Residence Year: 1953
Street Address: r 33 Tyng
Residence Place: Portland, Maine, USA
Occupation: Employee
Publication Title: Portland, Maine, City Directory, 1953
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Even before they began to seriously dig through marriage records, birth records, probate records etc., in places like Petersburg, New York, Montpelier, Vermont and elsewhere, mom discovered a relative, a gentleman named Wilson Wiley. (A connection, by the way, that I have yet to rediscover.)
One day, we went to visit him on his farm in New York (I no longer remember what town.) Though we were unannounced, when Wilson Wiley opened his front door and my mother explained who she was and why we had come, he let us in. (Evidently, he recognized the connection.) The grownups sat around the kitchen table and talked. They eventually let me loose to play outside ... where I immediately discovered a huge hill behind the barn and I was off.
Wilson Wiley was an elderly man, with sharp features (but a kind eye) and relatively short. I never remember him wearing anything but dungaree overalls.... Which makes sense for a farmer, though by this time it was not a working farm, it was simply his home.
I never thought of him as "Wilson" or "Mr. Wiley" (which, at my age, I should have.) It was always Wilson Wiley.
We came back several times over the years and I remember one day Wilson Wiley showed me a pistol (the chambers were empty.) He laid it on the table and I picked it up. I couldn't believe how heavy it was. How solid it was. This was no toy...... I asked him if it was a six-shooter. He said No. It was a five-shooter. That was the gun that really won the West, he told me. I believed him. I still can feel the heft and the solidity of that gun. I still believe him.
Eventually, of course, we stopped going. Wilson Wiley had died.
I understand that his farm was sold and broken up into housing lots. It's all gone now, decades ago. Except in my head. And maybe, just a little bit, yours.
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