A Green Township neighbor of at least 35 years, George Brindle, affirmed that while Margaret's father was alive, Foster Kennedy worked as a day laborer on the family farm from about 1857 to 1870. At that time he ceased work due to "infirmity." Brindle stated that Foster was a weaver by trade and had a hand loom in his home, and he had a cancerous affliction of the face.
A Green Township neighbor of at least 35 years, George Brindle, affirmed that while Margaret's father was alive, Foster Kennedy worked as a day laborer on the family farm from about 1857 to 1870. At that time he ceased work due to "infirmity." Brindle stated that Foster was a weaver by trade and had a hand loom in his home, and he had a cancerous affliction of the face.
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