Nahum S. Steward
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Overview
Family
Wife: Nina E. (Oak) Steward 1864–1939 Likely evidence: show why
Why: The 1900 census household of Nahum S. Steward in Skowhegan and Lucinda Oak's 1916 obituaries name her daughter Mrs. Nahum Steward; the exact wedding date has not been found. The Independent-Reporter of 1 October 1914 says Lucinda Allen Oak lived with her daughter, 'Mrs. N. S. Steward' (the scan reads 'Stewatd'), on Water street.
Records:
- 1900 U.S. census, Skowhegan, Somerset, Maine, ED 164, 27 Pleasant Street: household of Nahum S. Steward (index) (view at Ancestry)
- Daily Kennebec Journal (Augusta, Me.), 19 Aug 1916, p. 7: 'Mrs. Lucinda (Allen) Oak' (names her parents) (record page · view at Library of Congress, Chronicling America)
- Lewiston Sun-Journal, 19 Aug 1916, p. 12: 'Mrs. Lucinda Oak Dies. Was the Oldest Woman Residing in Skowhegan' (clipping in the family tree) (view at Newspapers.com)
- Birthday reports, Daily Kennebec Journal (30 Sep 1912, 30 Sep 1913) and The Independent-Reporter (3 Oct 1912, 2 Oct 1913, 1 Oct 1914) (record page · view at Library of Congress, Chronicling America)
Review: assessed 10-04-2026; evidence: Index or transcription examined; Image examined.
Likely evidence: show why
Why: The 1900 census household of Nahum S. Steward in Skowhegan and Lucinda Oak's 1916 obituaries name her daughter Mrs. Nahum Steward; the exact wedding date has not been found. The Independent-Reporter of 1 October 1914 says Lucinda Allen Oak lived with her daughter, 'Mrs. N. S. Steward' (the scan reads 'Stewatd'), on Water street.
Records:
- 1900 U.S. census, Skowhegan, Somerset, Maine, ED 164, 27 Pleasant Street: household of Nahum S. Steward (index) (view at Ancestry)
- Daily Kennebec Journal (Augusta, Me.), 19 Aug 1916, p. 7: 'Mrs. Lucinda (Allen) Oak' (names her parents) (record page · view at Library of Congress, Chronicling America)
- Lewiston Sun-Journal, 19 Aug 1916, p. 12: 'Mrs. Lucinda Oak Dies. Was the Oldest Woman Residing in Skowhegan' (clipping in the family tree) (view at Newspapers.com)
- Birthday reports, Daily Kennebec Journal (30 Sep 1912, 30 Sep 1913) and The Independent-Reporter (3 Oct 1912, 2 Oct 1913, 1 Oct 1914) (record page · view at Library of Congress, Chronicling America)
Review: assessed 10-04-2026; evidence: Index or transcription examined; Image examined.
Life events
| Died | No death date is recorded here. The site classifies this person as deceased from the dated records; no death record is cited. |
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| Residence | Household at 27 Pleasant Street, where his wife's mother, Lucinda Oak, lived, 1900, Skowhegan, Somerset County, Maine Likely evidence: show whyWhy: The 1900 census index lists the household of Nahum S. Steward at 27 Pleasant Street, Skowhegan, and the Independent-Reporter of 1 October 1914 says Lucinda Allen Oak lived with her daughter, 'Mrs. N. S. Steward', on Water street. The census index entry is not the census image. Records:
Review: assessed 10-04-2026; evidence: Index or transcription examined; Image examined. |
Newspapers
2 newspaper clippings to view here. View them larger, one at a time.
Daily Kennebec Journal (Augusta, Me.), 19 Aug 1916, p. 7: Mrs. Lucinda (Allen) Oak (daughter of Ansel and Sarah (Lander) Allen; three daughters).19 Aug 1916 · p. 7
Sun-Journal (Lewiston, Me.), 19 Aug 1916, p. 12: Mrs. Lucinda Oak Dies, the oldest woman residing in Skowhegan.19 Aug 1916 · p. 12
Also cited, with no image here
- Birthday reports, Daily Kennebec Journal (30 Sep 1912, 30 Sep 1913) and The Independent-Reporter (3 Oct 1912, 2 Oct 1913, 1 Oct 1914) Newspaper or record reference; read it at the archive or publisher.
Record images
1 record image to view here. View it larger, one at a time.
Will of Samuel Oak, signed 27 January 1896, Somerset County Probate Register, vol. 94, pp. 302-303, witnessed. Steinberg, J. Palmer Merrill and Edward P. Coffin.27 January 1896 (probated 9 January 1900) · pp. 302-303 (image 007139074_00819)
Sources
Research sources
- 1900 U.S. census, Skowhegan, Somerset, Maine, ED 164, 27 Pleasant Street: household of Nahum S. Steward (index) Census view at Ancestry
- Birthday reports, Daily Kennebec Journal (30 Sep 1912, 30 Sep 1913) and The Independent-Reporter (3 Oct 1912, 2 Oct 1913, 1 Oct 1914) Newspapers view at Library of Congress, Chronicling America
- Daily Kennebec Journal (Augusta, Me.), 19 Aug 1916, p. 7: 'Mrs. Lucinda (Allen) Oak' (names her parents) Newspapers view at Library of Congress, Chronicling America
- Lewiston Sun-Journal, 19 Aug 1916, p. 12: 'Mrs. Lucinda Oak Dies. Was the Oldest Woman Residing in Skowhegan' (clipping in the family tree) Newspapers view at Newspapers.com
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