• If searched, one can find the Canadian Holyoke families listed as Native Americans. This is in fact not entirely true - they were considered Native Canadian, a term generally used in the mid-1800’s to indicate they were born in Canada.

• In 1871, A.B. Holyoke is identified as a watch maker in downtown Seattle.

• In 1890 - 91, I “suspect” that Aaron may be the same person working as a real estate broker in Seattle, WA. If so, he shared a building in Seattle with his brother Richard.

• From 1889 through at least 1892, Aaron lived with Richard and his wife Annie

• In 1889 Aaron Bradbury HOLYOKE files a declaration of intention of naturalization to the United States. He filed in Seattle, King, WA

• In 1910, reportedly living in Benton County, WA, … occupation listed as a jeweler82

• Some records list his middle initial as “D”

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