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| According to Lewis Parker Abell, "Left an orphan at 12 years of age and lived with relatives for several years in the Albany-Schenectady, N.Y. district and later entered employ of the American Bridge Company following their construction work in various parts of the world. When the U.S. entered the World War he enlisted in the Navy as a special mechanic attached to the Naval High Powered Radio Unit in July 1917 and promoted to Chief of the same unit attached to Naval And Marine high powered battery of 14" railroad guns in Sept. 1917 and served in active duty on the Western Front until the Armistice and received final discharge in Feb. 1919. Mr. Hilton was ready to settle down in 1921, married and established The Hilton Company in Aurora, Ind., wholesale & retail dealers in paints, wall-papers, shades, radios, etc. (No children mentioned in 1928)" | ||||||
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