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Hannah E Amos Dow

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1850 U.S. census, Skowhegan, Somerset County, Maine (NARA M432, roll 268, page 60a): the page the family tree attaches to Augustus Ames, Nathaniel Phineas Ames, Hannah E Dow.
1850 U.S. census, Skowhegan, Somerset County, Maine (NARA M432, roll 268, page 60a): the page the family tree attaches to Augustus Ames, Nathaniel Phineas Ames, Hannah E Dow. 1850 · NARA M432, roll 268, page 60a
Source: U.S. Census Bureau, 1850 census, via Ancestry (image attached in the family tree).
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Keep in mind: What the page is: the 1850 census schedule cited in the tree as: _TEXT The National Archives in Washington, DC; Record Group: Records of the Bureau of the Census; Record Group Number: 29; Series Number: M432; Residence Date: 1850; Home in 1850: Skowhegan, Somerset, Maine; Roll: 268; Page: 60a. The page was not transcribed line by line. So the lines for these people were not individually checked here. The 1850-1870 schedules have no relationship column, so no relationship is stated. The tree also links Francis, Daniel L. and Horace Amos (Ames) and another child to this page; they are not yet tree persons here, so they are not tagged. Whether these are our people: Likely, not Confirmed. The family tree attaches this page to Augustus Ames, Nathaniel Phineas Ames, Hannah E Dow as the household in question; the identification of each name on the page is as the tree has it.
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The Book of Dow (1929), p. 256: David Dow lived at Wheelock, moved after 1808 to Skowhegan, Maine, and died there on 17 August 1862; he married Elizabeth French (born at Epping, N.H., 1 December 1784, died at Skowhegan 14 May 1867); their children include Hannah E., born 13 March 1806.
The Book of Dow (1929), p. 256: David Dow lived at Wheelock, moved after 1808 to Skowhegan, Maine, and died there on 17 August 1862; he married Elizabeth French (born at Epping, N.H., 1 December 1784, died at Skowhegan 14 May 1867); their children include Hannah E., born 13 March 1806. 1929 · p. 256
Source: R. P. Dow, The Book of Dow (1929); Internet Archive (public domain, published before 1931).
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Keep in mind: What the page says: Confirmed: 'David Dow adgfcj lived to maturity in Wheelock; moved after 1808 to Skowhegan, Me, where he d Aug 17, 1862; m Elizabeth French b Epping, N H, Dec 1, 1784, d Skowhegan May 14, 1867. Had 2 sons, 3 dau, of whom: a Hannah b Mch 13, 1806 ..'. Whether these are our people: Likely, not Confirmed: the tree's David Dow (1782-1862), Elizabeth French (1784-1867) and Hannah E. Dow (1806-1881) match by names, dates and Skowhegan; the line rests on this one printed genealogy.
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The Book of Dow (1929), p. 257: Hannah E. Dow married Nathaniel P. Ames, a shoemaker of Canaan, Maine; their children include Frances (b. March 1827), David (b. 1829) and Augustus (b. 1839).
The Book of Dow (1929), p. 257: Hannah E. Dow married Nathaniel P. Ames, a shoemaker of Canaan, Maine; their children include Frances (b. March 1827), David (b. 1829) and Augustus (b. 1839). 1929 · p. 257
Source: R. P. Dow, The Book of Dow (1929); Internet Archive (public domain, published before 1931).
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Keep in mind: What the page says: Confirmed: 'Hannah E Dow adgfcja m Nathaniel P Ames, shoemaker of Canaan', with a children list that includes 'Frances b Mch 1827', 'David b 1829' and 'Augustus b 1839'; the remainder of the page treats other Dow lines. Whether these are our people: Likely, not Confirmed: Hannah E. Dow, Nathaniel Phineas Ames and Augustus Ames in the tree fit the names, the Canaan and Skowhegan places and the 1839 birth; the page is one printed source for the line.
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Certificate that Nathaniel Ames of Milburn and Hannah Dow of Madison, Maine, were joined in marriage on 20 December 1825, signed by a justice of the peace and attested as a true copy by the town clerk.
Certificate that Nathaniel Ames of Milburn and Hannah Dow of Madison, Maine, were joined in marriage on 20 December 1825, signed by a justice of the peace and attested as a true copy by the town clerk.
Source: Town of Madison, Maine, marriage certificate (copy in the family tree)
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Keep in mind: What the page says, as read at thumbnail scale: 'This is to certify that Mr. Nathaniel Ames of Milburn and Miss Hannah Dow of Madison in the county of Somerset(?) and State of Maine were joined in marriage ... the 20th day of December 1825', signed by a justice of the peace and 'a true copy, attest, Samuel Weston, Town Clerk'. Whether these are our people: Likely, not Confirmed: Nathaniel Phineas Ames (1800-1882) and Hannah E. Dow (1806-1881) match the names and a marriage in the 1820s; the Book of Dow gives the same marriage.
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