In 1920, working as a laborer in the paper mill on Cossey Street, Ticonderoga, with wife Katherine and sons Harold and William.3

In 1930, he was renting for $8/month on Fort Road in Ticonderoga with wife Katherine M. and sons Harold R. and William G. He was 37 at his last birthday, had been 23 at first marriage. He reported he had been born in Florida, his parents in Sweden (in 1920, he listed their places of birth as “unknown,” to which “U.S.” was appended.) He was a laborer in “mines”, and was listed as a veteran of “W.W.”5

January 24, 1901:
Ironville:
Jan. 22 --
Mr. and Mrs. William Graham have adopted a boy from the home in New York.789

Feb. 19, 1914:
Crown Point
Harold Ask, the adopted son of Mr. and Mrs. William Graham, was operated on for appendicitis at his home in Factoryville Sunday night. Feb. 8th, Drs. Cummins of Ticonderoga and W.T. Sherman of this place performing the operation successfully. The young man is doing nicely under the care of Miss Power, a trained nurse.186

March 16, 1917:
Crown Point
March 12 -
William Graham has bought the property, house and lot, owned by Mrs. Sally Ingleston and presented to his adopted son Harold Ask.186

Summer 1918:
Factoryville:
Mrs. Harold Ask and two children of Ticonderoga are spending a few days with Mr. and Mrs. William Graham.

Feb. 10, 1922:
Crown Point Center
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Ask of Fair Haven, Vt., were guests of Mr. and Mrs. William Graham Tuesday.
Will Graham and Clark McIntyre were in Ticonderoga Saturday.

Crown Point (same issue)
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Ask of Fair Haven, Vt., were guests of Mr. and Mrs. William Graham one night last week. They returned home, taking their little son Raymond with them. The little fellow has been staying at Mr. Graham's the past few weeks.790