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• New England Historical and Genealogical Register, vol. 43, p. 372: the garrison lists of the West Regiment of Middlesex. Under Marlborough, 18 March 1691/2, one group is Lieut. Abraham Williams, Richard Barns, Nathaniel Oak, Alexander Stewart, Thomas Bemon and Bartle. Cozley; the Marlborough groups are totalled at 113 men. A Chelmsford list of 16 March 1691/2 follows at the foot.Military Viewable file18 Mar 1691/2 · Nathaniel Oak(e)
• Expedition against Port Royal: Roll of Col. Shadrach Walton's Men (Samuel Corson listed). State of New Hampshire Papers, vol. XIV, vol. I p. 2 of Rolls of the Soldiers (transcription at USGenWeb Archives). No URL recordedMilitary Citation only1710 · Samuel Corson
• New Hampshire State Papers, vol. 14, early leaf: roll of Col. Shadrach Walton's men (Samuel Corson), editor's date 1710.Military Viewable file1710 · Samuel Corson
• New Hampshire State Papers, vol. 14, next leaf: roll of Col. Shadrach Walton's men, continued.Military Viewable file1710 · Samuel Corson
• New Hampshire State Papers, vol. XIV, p. 2: roll of Col. Shadrach Walton's men, [1710]Military Viewable file1710 · Samuel Corson
• New Hampshire State Papers, vol. XIV, p. 3: roll of Col. Shadrach Walton's men, [1710]Military Viewable file1710 · Samuel Corson
• Nourse, Military Annals of Lancaster (1889), p. 34: the enlistment roll of 15 September 1755, in which the subscribers enlist in a regiment of foot raised to reinforce Major General Johnson's army, destined for Crown Point; the names include Seth Oak.Military Viewable file15 Sep 1755 · Seth Oak
• Nourse, Military Annals of Lancaster, Massachusetts (1889), and Massachusetts Soldiers and Sailors of the Revolutionary War vol. 7 p. 463 (Hastings, Benjamin, Bolton: captain of a company of minute men) and vol. 11 p. 600 ('Oakes, Nathaniel, Bolton', private in his company); Willard's regiment roll, 17 April to 30 December 1759. Internet ArchiveMilitary Citation onlyBET 1755 AND 1759 · Bolton, Worcester, Massachusetts, USA · Benjamin Hastings (of Bolton)
• Nourse, Military Annals of Lancaster, Massachusetts (1889), p. 34: enlistment roll of 15 September 1755 for the Crown Point expedition, naming Seth Oak (citing Massachusetts Archives muster-roll volumes xciii and xciv)Military Research source1755 · Seth Oak
• Nourse, The Military Annals of Lancaster, Massachusetts (1889), p. 36 ('Benja. Hastings, ensign, Bolton', 1755), p. 65 ('Benja. Hastings, lieut., Bolton', 1758), pp. 76-78 ('Captain Benjamin Hastings led a company in Willard's regiment' [April 17 to December 30, 1759]; 'Captain Benjamin Hastings of Bolton was during September 'Dismessed ye Servis with Desgrace' for mutinous behavior'). MassachuMilitary Citation onlyBET 1755 AND 1759 · Massachusetts, USA · Benjamin Hastings (of Bolton)
• Nourse, The Military Annals of Lancaster, Massachusetts (1889), p. 36: 1755 roll of Capt. Joseph Whitcomb's company ('Benja. Hastings, ensign, Bolton'). The roll for service from March 1755 to the close of the year lists Benja. Hastings, ensign, of Bolton.Military Viewable file1755 · Benjamin Hastings (of Bolton)
• Nourse, The Military Annals of Lancaster, Massachusetts, 1740-1865 (Lancaster, 1889), p. 34: Enlistment Roll found among papers of Colonel Oliver Wilder, dated 15 Sept 1755, "Seth Oak". Internet Archive item militaryannalsof00nour, leaf 41Military Citation only15 SEP 1755 · Seth Oak
• Revolutionary War pension file R.7758, John Oaks (also Abigail), Certificate No. 9174, NARA M804 as viewed on Fold3 (record id 25087424), 27 pages; p. 13 (1820 schedule: wife aged 64), p. 15 (declaration, aged 83, 4 Oct 1843), p. 4 (letter of Joseph Carr, 20 May 1844: she is dead). No URL recorded; repository, record id and page numbers as aboveMilitary Citation onlyBET 1756 AND 1760 · Abigail Lambert
• Nourse, The Military Annals of Lancaster, Massachusetts (1889), p. 65: 1758 roll of Capt. Asa Whitcomb's company ('Benja. Hastings, lieut., Bolton'). The roll for service from March to December 1758 lists Benja. Hastings, lieutenant, of Bolton.Military Viewable file1758 · Benjamin Hastings (of Bolton)
• Nourse, The Military Annals of Lancaster, Massachusetts, 1740-1865 (Lancaster, 1889), p. 168 ("Calvin Oaks, 20", Leominster nine-months men, 1779); Massachusetts Soldiers and Sailors of the Revolutionary War, vol. 11 (Boston, 1903), pp. 597 and 603 (age 20, engaged for Leominster, 1779); Oak, Oak-Oaks-Oakes Family Register (Los Angeles, 1906), p. 28 (secondary)Military Citation onlyABT 1759 · Calvin Oak
• Revolutionary War pension file W.19932, Calvin Oak (widow Lucretia), NARA M804 as viewed on Fold3 (record id 25086452), 33 pages; p. 4 (declaration 29 Aug 1838: "aged Seventy five years"), p. 7 (name "Lucretia Fuller"). No URL recorded; repository, record id and page numbers as aboveMilitary Citation onlyABT 1763 · Lucretia Fuller
• Revolutionary War pension file W.25398, Nathaniel Oak (widow Susan), NARA M804 as viewed on Fold3 (record id 25086796/25086830), 15 pages; pp. 6-7 (declaration 26 Sep 1838: "aged sixty nine years"; she signed with her mark). No URL recorded; repository, record id and page numbers as aboveMilitary Citation onlyABT 1769 · Susan Oak
• A page of the Revolutionary War rolls (NARA M246), the roll of 10th Virginia Regiment (a pay or muster roll, page 19), attached in the family tree to Reuben Holloway.Military Viewable file1775-1783 · Reuben Holloway
• A page of the Revolutionary War rolls (NARA M246), the roll of a Virginia company roll (page 22), attached in the family tree to Reuben Holloway.Military Viewable file1775-1783 · Reuben Holloway
• A page of the Revolutionary War rolls (NARA M246), the roll of the 10th Virginia Regiment, commanded by Col. Edward Stevens (page 61), attached in the family tree to Reuben Holloway.Military Viewable file1775-1783 · Reuben Holloway
• A page of the Revolutionary War rolls (NARA M246), the roll of the 10th Virginia Regiment, commanded by Col. John Green (page 78), attached in the family tree to Reuben Holloway.Military Viewable file1775-1783 · Reuben Holloway
• Massachusetts Soldiers and Sailors of the Revolutionary War, vol. 11 (1902), p. 600: 'Oakes, Nathaniel, Bolton. Private, Capt. Benjamin Hastings's co., Col. John Whitcomb's regt., which marched on the alarm of April 19, 1775, to Cambridge; service, 18 days.' Internet Archive item massachusettssol11mass, leaf n607. Nourse, Military Annals of Lancaster (1889), p. 115 (the company roll lists 'NathMilitary Citation only19 APR 1775 · Bolton, Worcester, Massachusetts, USA · Nathaniel Oak
• Massachusetts Soldiers and Sailors of the Revolutionary War, vol. 11 (1904), p. 600: Nathaniel Oakes of Bolton, a private in Capt. Benjamin Hastings's company, Col. John Whitcomb's regiment, which marched on the alarm of 19 April 1775 to Cambridge; service, 18 days.Military Viewable file1775 · Nathaniel Oak
• Massachusetts Soldiers and Sailors of the Revolutionary War, vol. 11 (Boston, 1903), p. 597: "Oak, Calvin, Winchendon" (Capt. Moses Hale's company, 6 days; Capt. Abel Wilder's company, Col. Ephraim Doolittle's regiment, enlisted April 26, 1775, 3 mos. 13 days). Internet Archive item massachusettssol11mass, leaf 604Military Citation onlyFROM 19 APR 1775 · Harvard, Worcester, Massachusetts, USA · Calvin Oak, John Oak
• Massachusetts Soldiers and Sailors of the Revolutionary War, vol. 11 (Boston, 1903), p. 598: "Oak, Sylvanus, Princeton (probably). Sergeant, Capt. Joseph Sargent's co. of militia, Col. Sparhawk's regt., which marched April 20, 1775 ... returned May 1, 1775; service, 12 days." Internet Archive item massachusettssol11mass, leaf 605Military Citation onlyBET 20 APR AND 1 MAY 1775 · Princeton, Worcester, Massachusetts, USA · Sylvanus Oak, Seth Oak
• Massachusetts Soldiers and Sailors of the Revolutionary War, vol. 11, p. 598: the entry 'Oak, Seth, Winchendon', sergeant in Capt. Moses Hale's company of militia, Col. Nathan Sparhawk's regiment, on the Lexington alarm of 19 April 1775, and later in Col. Ephraim Doolittle's regiment, 1775 (sergeant, then quartermaster sergeant).Military Viewable file1775 · Seth Oak
• Massachusetts Soldiers and Sailors of the Revolutionary War, vol. VII, p. 463: Hastings, Benjamin, Bolton, captain of a company of Minute-men (1775). The entry for Benjamin Hastings of Bolton: captain of a company of Minute-men in Col. John Whitcomb's regiment on the alarm of 19 April 1775, later captain in Col. Asa Whitcomb's regiment, and reported as having been lieutenant with Col. Whetcomb in 1758.Military Viewable file1775 · Benjamin Hastings (of Bolton)
• Massachusetts Soldiers and Sailors of the Revolutionary War, vol. XI, p. 600: Oakes, Nathaniel, Bolton (Capt. Benjamin Hastings's co.). OAKES, NATHANIEL, Bolton. Private, Capt. Benjamin Hastings's co., Col. John Whitcomb's regt., which marched on the alarm of April 19, 1775, to Cambridge; service, 18 days.Military Viewable file1775 · Nathaniel Oak, Benjamin Hastings (of Bolton)
• Massachusetts Soldiers and Sailors vol. 11: entries for Seth Oak (sergeant, 1775) and Nathaniel Oak (Bolton, 1780)Military Research source1775-1780 · Seth Oak, Nathaniel Oak
• Massachusetts Soldiers and Sailors, vol. 3 (1897), pp. 873-874: 'CONANT, EBENEZER, Ashburnham ... descriptive list of men enlisted from Worcester Co. in 1779 ... age, 36 yrs.; ... enlistment, 9 months; ... Private, Colonel's co., Col. Shepard's (4th) regt.; enlisted Aug. 12, 1779; discharged Feb. 6, 1780.' Stearns, History of Ashburnham (1887), p. 641: 'served nine months in the Continental armMilitary Citation onlyBET 20 APR 1775 AND 1777 · Ashburnham, Worcester, Massachusetts, USA · Ebenezer Conant Jr.
• Massachusetts Soldiers and Sailors, vol. XI, p. 597, heading OAK (A-N): entries for Beriah (Bolton), Calvin (Winchendon), Daniel, John (drummer, Harvard, 1780) and Nathaniel (Bolton, 1780 pay roll).Military Viewable file1775-1801 (volume printed 1902) · Nathaniel Oak, Seth Oak
• Massachusetts Soldiers and Sailors, vol. XI, p. 598, heading OAK (N-S): Nathaniel of Bolton (1775 muster roll, continued), Seth of Winchendon and Sylvanus of Princeton, followed by the start of the OAKES heading.Military Viewable file1775-1801 (volume printed 1902) · Nathaniel Oak, Nathaniel Oak, Seth Oak
• Massachusetts Soldiers and Sailors, vol. XI, p. 604, heading OAKS (John-Nehemiah): John of Harvard (Col. John Bailey's regiment, Capt. Samuel Darby's company) and Nathaniel of Bolton (1780, six months' service).Military Viewable file1775-1801 (volume printed 1902) · Nathaniel Oak, Nathaniel Oak
• Nourse, The Military Annals of Lancaster, Massachusetts (1889), p. 115: 'Captain Benjamin Hastings's Company, Col. John Whitcomb's Regiment. Capt. Benja. Hastings, Lieut. Jonathan Houghton, 2 Lieut. Jonathan Merriam, ...' and p. 121 (30 June 1775: 'Benjamin Hastings, Captain'); Massachusetts Soldiers and Sailors, vol. 7, p. 463: 'Hastings, Benjamin, Bolton. Captain of a company of Minute-men, CMilitary Citation only19 APR 1775 · Bolton, Worcester, Massachusetts, USA · Benjamin Hastings (of Bolton)
• Revolutionary War pension file W.19932, Calvin Oak (widow Lucretia), NARA M804 as viewed on Fold3 (record id 25086452), 33 pages; p. 4-5 (Lucretia's account of his service). Corroboration: Massachusetts Soldiers and Sailors vol. 11 (1905), pp. 597 and 603, entries for Calvin Oak of Winchendon. No URL recorded; repository, record id and page numbers as aboveMilitary Citation only1775 · Bolton, Worcester, Massachusetts, USA · Calvin Oak, John Oak, Nathaniel Oak
• Colonial Records of North Carolina, vol. 10, fold-out facing p. 680: return of the battalion under Col. Thomas Brown, Camp at Wilmington, 31 July 1776 (Duplin captain Abram Molton).Military Viewable file31 Jul 1776 · Major Abraham Moulton
• Colonial Records of North Carolina, vol. 10, p. 626: Council of Safety, 11 June 1776, Duplin County company officers ('Abraham Morton, Captain').Military Viewable file11 Jun 1776 · Major Abraham Moulton
• Compiled service record card: Nathaniel Oak, private, Capt. William Humphrey's company, Wingate's New Hampshire Regiment, mustered and paid August 1776 (advance wages and bounty, billeting)Military Viewable fileAug 1776 · Nathaniel Oak
• Compiled service record index card: Nathaniel Oak, Wingate's New Hampshire Regiment (Revolutionary War), private; book mark R & P 431372Military Viewable file1776 · Nathaniel Oak
• Isaac W. Hammond, ed., State of New Hampshire [Provincial and State Papers], vol. 14, Rolls of the Soldiers in the Revolutionary War, 1775 to May 1777 (Concord, 1885), p. 330: 'A Muster Roll of the men Mustered in Capt Joseph Chandlers Company in Colo Wymans Regiment ... Joseph Chandler Capt | Epping'; Appendix, Diary of Lieut. Jonathan Burton, p. 696: 'Tuesday Sepr 17 this morning Died in theMilitary Citation only17 SEP 1776 · Mount Independence, Orwell, Addison, Vermont, USA · Captain Joseph Chandler III
• New Hampshire State Papers, vol. 14 (Revolutionary War Rolls), p. 355: 'A Roll of Capt William Humphreys Company in the Northern Army in the Continental service ...'; 'Nathaniel Oak Private'. Pension file S.18534, declaration of 21 Aug 1832: 'sometime in the month of June he thinks about the first of the month 1776 he again volunteered ... in the New Hampshire Militia in the Company commanded bMilitary Citation onlyBET JUN AND NOV 1776 · Winchester, Cheshire, New Hampshire, USA · Nathaniel Oak
• New Hampshire State Papers, vol. 14, p. 355: roll of Capt. William Humphrey's company in the Northern Army (Nathaniel Oak, private).Military Viewable file1776 · Nathaniel Oak
• Pension application of Blackman Ligon, W9132 (Southern Campaigns Revolutionary War Pension Statements, transcribed by C. Leon Harris), Greenville District, South CarolinaMilitary Citation onlyBET 12 FEB 1776 AND 12 FEB 1780 · Halifax County, Virginia, USA · Blackman Ligon
• Revolutionary War pension file S.18534, Nathaniel Oak: declaration of 21 Aug 1832 (aged 81; resided at Winchester NH in 1775; Capt. Benjamin Hastings's company, Col. John Whitcomb's regiment; 1776 Capt. William Humphrey, Col. Wingate); Elijah Whitney's deposition of 21 Jul 1832; transfer application of 22 Mar 1839 naming his son Nathaniel Oak Jr. of Exeter, Maine. The file does not mention a wiMilitary Citation only1776 · New Hampshire, USA · Nathaniel Oak
• Capt. Seth Oak's Company of Artificers, 1777-1778 (index card)Military Research source1777-1778 · Seth Oak
• Capt. Seth Oaks' Company of Artificers, 1777-1778: the cover card of the Ainsworth List (Adjutant General's Office, NARA T817, reel 0011), headed 'Capt Seth Oaks' Co. of Ar[tificers]' with 'Miscellaneous Records: Lists, Returns, Pay accounts &c.'Military Viewable file1777-1778 · Seth Oak
• Massachusetts Soldiers and Sailors of the Revolutionary War, vol. 11 (1902), p. 604: 'Oaks, John, Harvard (also given Littleton). Private, Col. John Bailey's regt.; Continental Army pay accounts for service from March 1, 1777, to Dec. 31, 1779; ... also, Capt. Samuel Darby's (2d) co., ... company return dated Camp Valley Forge, Jan. 25, 1778'. Internet Archive item massachusettssol11mass, leafMilitary Citation onlyBET 1 MAR 1777 AND 31 DEC 1779 · Massachusetts, USA · John Oak
• Massachusetts Soldiers and Sailors of the Revolutionary War, vol. 11 (Boston, 1903), pp. 597 and 603 ("age, 20 yrs.; stature, 5 ft. 6 in.; engaged for town of Leominster; ... Capt. Warner's co., 10th Mass. regt.; entered service July 28, 1779; discharged April 28, 1780; term, 9 months"); Nourse, The Military Annals of Lancaster, Massachusetts, 1740-1865 (Lancaster, 1889), p. 168Military Citation onlyBET 27 SEP AND 23 OCT 1777 · Bolton, Worcester, Massachusetts, USA · Calvin Oak, Daniel Oak
• Massachusetts Soldiers and Sailors of the Revolutionary War, vol. 9, p. 452: 'Lamson, James (also given William), Boothbay'. Private, Capt. James Bancroft's company, Col. Michael Jackson's regiment, Continental Army pay accounts for service from 1 May 1777 to 31 December 1779; residence Boothbay; term, 3 years; also Capt. Wade's company, Col. Jackson's regiment, from 1 January 1780 to 18 April 1780.Military Viewable file1777-1780 · James Lamson
• Pension file R.7758 (John Oaks, Exeter and Bangor, Me.; widow Abigail), page 9: docket card: John Oakis, private, Col. Bailey's Regiment, 1777, 3 years. Docket card: John Oakis, Private, Col. Bailey's Regiment, 1777, 3 years. Correct.Military Viewable file1777 · John Oak
• Revolutionary War pension file W.14670, Stephen Boynton.Military Research source1777 · Seth Oak
• Rolls and Lists of Connecticut Men in the Revolution, vol. VIII, p. 180: officers of Whiting's Regiment of Guards, 1777Military Viewable file1777 · Thomas Deacon Nash III
• US, List of the Adjutant General's Office for carded records of military organizations (The Ainsworth List), 1765-1899, Record T817, Reel 0011, Catalog 83: "Capt. Seth Oak's Co. of Artificers (83) - Page 1", Continental Troops, Sep 1777 (Fold3). No URL recorded; repository, record id and page numbers as aboveMilitary Citation onlySEP 1777 · Seth Oak
• Massachusetts Soldiers and Sailors of the Revolutionary War, vol. 11, p. 601: the entry 'Oakes, Nathaniel, Winchendon', private in Capt. Benjamin Edgell's company, Col. John Jacobs's regiment, enlisted 30 June 1778, with muster rolls dated at Freetown in September and October 1778.Military Viewable file1778 · Nathaniel Oak
• Compiled service record, 6th Massachusetts Regiment (scan 0884): service index card, Oaks, Nathaniel, 6 Massachusetts Regiment (book mark R & P 436786). Index card grouping cards 0885 to 0889.Military Viewable file1780 · Nathaniel Oak
• Compiled service record, 6th Massachusetts Regiment (scan 0885): Nathaniel Oakes, 6th Massachusetts Regiment, Col. Thomas Nixon: copied roll (enlisted 3 July 1780, 6 months, discharged 16 Dec 1780). Card copied from the rolls: Nathaniel Oakes, 6th Massachusetts, Col. Thomas Nixon; enlisted 3 July 1780; term 6 months; discharged 16 December 1780.Military Viewable file1780 · Nathaniel Oak
• Compiled service record, 6th Massachusetts Regiment (scan 0886): Nathan Oaks, Lieut. Col. Whiting's company, 6th Massachusetts: muster roll for July 1780 (enlisted 13 July). Company muster roll card for July 1780: Nathan Oaks, private, Lieut. Col. Daniel Whiting's company, 6th Massachusetts; enlisted July 13; term 6 months.Military Viewable file1780 · Nathaniel Oak
• Compiled service record, 6th Massachusetts Regiment (scan 0887): Nathl Oaks, Lt. Col. Whiting's company, 6th Massachusetts: muster roll for August and September 1780 (sick in camp). Muster roll card for Aug. and Sept. 1780 (roll dated Camp Orangetown, Oct 6, 1780): Nathl Oaks, enlisted July 13, 1780; remarks: sick in camp.Military Viewable file1780 · Nathaniel Oak
• Compiled service record, 6th Massachusetts Regiment (scan 0888): Nathl Oaks, Lt. Col. Whiting's company, 6th Massachusetts: muster roll for October 1780. Muster roll card for Oct. 1780 (roll dated Camp Totoway, Nov 9, 1780): Nathl Oaks, private, enlisted July 13, 6 months.Military Viewable file1780 · Nathaniel Oak
• Compiled service record, 6th Massachusetts Regiment (scan 0889): Nathl Oaks, 6th Massachusetts: pay roll of the six-months levies. Pay roll card for the six-months levies, 6th Massachusetts, Nathl Oaks.Military Viewable file1780 · Nathaniel Oak
• Pension file W.25398 (Nathaniel Oak, Athens, Vt.; widow Susan), scan 00104: Col. Thomas Nixon's discharge of Nathaniel Oakes, a 6-months levy in the 6th Massachusetts Regiment, West Point, 16 Dec 1780. The original discharge: Nathaniel Oakes, a 6 Months Levie in the 6th Massts Regiment, discharged at West Point 16 December 1780 by Tho Nixon, Col., with a provision order for the road home.Military Viewable file16 Dec 1780 · Nathaniel Oak
• Compiled service record index card: Nathaniel Oak, Capt. Chaffe's Company, Vermont (book mark R & P 431636)Military Viewable file1782 · Nathaniel Oak
• Goodrich, ed., The State of Vermont: Rolls of the Soldiers in the Revolutionary War, 1775 to 1783 (Rutland, 1904), p. 611 (Capt. Josiah Fish's company, 1st Regt. of Militia, Col. Stephen R. Bradley, Sept. 1782, "assisting the Sheriff": "Seth Oak", 5 days, 16-20 Sept.) and p. 808 (Athens militia mustered 10 Sept 1782: "Seth Oak 2"). Internet Archive item stateofvermontro00good, leaves 638 and 835Military Citation onlyBET 10 AND 20 SEP 1782 · Vermont, USA · Seth Oak
• Vermont Revolutionary War Rolls: Capt. Ezra Chaffee's company pay roll, 1782, page 2 (Seth Oak and Nathaniel Oak).Military Viewable file1782 · Nathaniel Oak, Seth Oak
• Vermont Revolutionary War Rolls: folder 111 cover, Capt. Ezra Chaffe's command, 1782.Military Viewable file1782 · Nathaniel Oak, Seth Oak
• Vermont, Capt. Ezra Chaffee's company pay roll, 1782, with the oath before Seth Oak, Justice of the Peace, Athens, 7 Jan 1783Military Research source1782-1783 · Seth Oak, Nathaniel Oak
• Capt. Ezra Chaffee's account sworn before Seth Oak, Justice of the Peace, Athens, 7 Jan 1783 (page 3 of folder 111).Military Viewable file7 Jan 1783 · Seth Oak
• Compiled service record card: Nathaniel Oak, Capt. Chaffe's Company, Vermont, Athens pay roll of 18 Jan 1783 (service Sept. 1782, 2 days)Military Viewable file18 Jan 1783 · Nathaniel Oak
• Revolutionary War pension file R.7758, John Oaks (also Abigail), Certificate No. 9174, NARA M804 as viewed on Fold3 (record id 25087424), 27 pages; p. 8 (deposition of Pamela Lambert, Canaan, 31 Aug 1843: she "was at the wedding"), p. 15 (Abigail Oaks, 4 Oct 1843), p. 6 (Canaan town clerk: no record found). No URL recorded; repository, record id and page numbers as aboveMilitary Citation only13 DEC 1783 · Canaan, Somerset, Maine, USA · John Oak, Abigail Lambert
• Revolutionary War pension file W.25398, Nathaniel Oak (widow Susan), NARA M804 as viewed on Fold3 (record id 25086796/25086830), 15 pages; p. 6-7 (Susan Oak's declaration: married "on the 3rd day of December seventeen hundred and eighty seven" by James Sha[t]ter, Esq., Justice of the Peace at Athens), p. 5 (agent's card: "m. 87 d. 30"). No URL recorded; repository, record id and page numbers asMilitary Citation only3 DEC 1787 · Athens, Windham, Vermont, USA · Nathaniel Oak, Susan Oak
• Page 10 - War of 1812 Pension and Bounty Land Warrant Application FilesMilitary Viewable fileMay 1814 · Jeremiah Bearden
• Revolutionary War pension file W.19932, Calvin Oak (widow Lucretia), NARA M804 as viewed on Fold3 (record id 25086452), 33 pages; p. 5 (Lucretia: "the 8th or 10th day of November 1815"), p. 20 (Mary Oak, 24 Aug 1838: "died on the tenth day of November 1815"), p. 25 (certificate: 8th or 10th). No URL recorded; repository, record id and page numbers as aboveMilitary Citation only10 NOV 1815 · Athens, Windham, Vermont, USA · Calvin Oak
• Pension file R.7758 (John Oaks, Exeter and Bangor, Me.; widow Abigail), page 10: John Oaks's original service declaration (aged 63, of Bangor). John Oaks's service declaration (endorsed 8 April 1819): the full narrative of his enlistments, the leaf itself undated.Military Viewable file1818 · John Oak
• Pension file R.7758 (John Oaks, Exeter and Bangor, Me.; widow Abigail), page 19: printed certification of the 4 April 1818 declaration, Penobscot Co. Printed certification of the original declaration of 4 April 1818, Penobscot County, Commonwealth of Massachusetts, Judge M. Kinsley.Military Viewable file1818 · John Oak
• Pension file W.15415, Zebedee Symonds, page 12: declaration of April 1818 naming Capt. Seth Oak's company, Col. Letterlow's regiment.Military Viewable fileApr 1818 · Seth Oak
• Revolutionary War pension file R.7758, John Oaks (also Abigail), Certificate No. 9174, NARA M804 as viewed on Fold3 (record id 25087424), 27 pages; p. 2 (printed summary card: Maine, John Oaks, Bangor, private, Col. Bailey, 3 years, inscribed at $8 a month from 4 Apr 1818, certificate issued 8 Apr 1819), p. 12 (1820 schedule). No URL recorded; repository, record id and page numbers as aboveMilitary Citation only4 APR 1818 · Bangor, Penobscot, Maine, USA · John Oak
• Revolutionary War pension file R.7758, John Oaks of Exeter, Maine (widow Abigail, rejected)Military Research source1818-1844 · John Oak, Abigail Lambert, Jonathan Oak
• Revolutionary War pension file W.15415, Zebedee Symonds.Military Research source1818 · Seth Oak
• Pension file R.7758 (John Oaks, Exeter and Bangor, Me.; widow Abigail), page 1: case jacket cover. Jacket: Continental Mass., Oaks, John / Abigail, No. R.7758.Military Viewable file1819-1844 · John Oak, Abigail Lambert
• Pension file R.7758 (John Oaks, Exeter and Bangor, Me.; widow Abigail), page 11: docket wrapper: John Oaks' Declaration &c. Copy, 8 April 1819. Docket wrapper: John Oaks' Declaration &c. Copy. Continued 9174. 8 Ap 1819.Military Viewable file8 Apr 1819 · John Oak
• Pension file R.7758 (John Oaks, Exeter and Bangor, Me.; widow Abigail), page 2: printed pension summary card (Bangor; private under Col. Bailey, 3 years; $8 a month from 4 April 1818). Summary card: Maine, John Oaks, Bangor, private under Col. Bailey (Mass. line), 3 years; inscribed at $8 a month from 4 April 1818; certificate issued 8 April 1819.Military Viewable file1819 · John Oak
• Pension file R.7758 (John Oaks, Exeter and Bangor, Me.; widow Abigail), page 12: 1820-Act schedule declaration, Penobscot Co., 27 June 1820 (aged 66, Bangor). Printed schedule declaration before the Penobscot County Circuit Court of Common Pleas: John Oaks aged 66 of Bangor, referring to his declaration of 4 April 1818 and Certificate No. 9174.Military Viewable file27 Jun 1820 · John Oak
• Pension file R.7758 (John Oaks, Exeter and Bangor, Me.; widow Abigail), page 13: 1820 property schedule (household, total property $25). Schedule of property sworn 27 June 1820: wife aged 64 (feeble), a son aged 20 (sick three years), total property value $25; signed Thos. Cobb, Clerk.Military Viewable file27 Jun 1820 · John Oak, Abigail Lambert
• Revolutionary War pension file W.25398, Nathaniel Oak (widow Susan), NARA M804 as viewed on Fold3 (record id 25086796/25086830), 15 pages; p. 6-7 (Susan Oak's declaration, 26 Sep 1838: "he died on the 25th day of March 1830"), p. 4 (Willard Oak's deposition, 7 Sep 1838), p. 2 (summary card). No URL recorded; repository, record id and page numbers as aboveMilitary Citation only25 MAR 1830 · Athens, Windham, Vermont, USA · Nathaniel Oak
• Asa Bond of Strafford, Vt., affidavit for Nathaniel Oak, 17 August 1832 (enlisted in Capt. Humphrey's company, Col. Wingate's regiment; five months at Ticonderoga)Military Viewable file17 Aug 1832 · Nathaniel Oak
• Declaration docket, Nathaniel Oak, Chelsea, Vt. (No. 3670), return to Hon. Wm. Smith, ChelseaMilitary Viewable file1832 · Nathaniel Oak
• Elijah Whitney of Williamstown, Vt., deposition for Nathaniel Oak's claim, 21 July 1832 (Minute Men at Bolton, Capt. Benjamin Hastings)Military Viewable file21 Jul 1832 · Nathaniel Oak
• Nathaniel Oak, pension declaration at Chelsea, Vt., 21 August 1832 (upper part: service in 1775 and 1776, Capt. Humphrey, Col. Wingate)Military Viewable file21 Aug 1832 · Nathaniel Oak
• Nathaniel Oak, pension declaration of 21 August 1832 (lower part: signature, certificates and court's opinion)Military Viewable file21 Aug 1832 · Nathaniel Oak
• Pension file S.18534, case-file jacket: "Oak, Nathaniel. Mass. N.H.," pension no. S.18,534, "Carded."Military Viewable file1832-1895 · Nathaniel Oak
• Pension file S.18534, printed summary card: Maine 7283, Hancock 13; service under a captain (name faded) in Col. Wingate's New Hampshire regiment; placed on the Vermont roll at $20 a year from 4 March 1831; certificate issued 23 April 1833 to John W. Smith, Chelsea, Vermont; later note of transfer to Maine (Bangor), 1839.Military Viewable file1832-1895 · Nathaniel Oak
• Pension file S.18534: a folder cover "Dextra Bond [?] Affidavit" and "Asa Brace [?], Deposition."Military Viewable file1832-1895 · Nathaniel Oak
• Pension file S.18534: a folder cover "Elijah Whitney, Deposition, No. 11."Military Viewable file1832-1895 · Nathaniel Oak
• Pension file S.18534: a folder cover "Nathaniel Oak, Declaration, Chelsea Vt.," with a return address of John W. Smith, Chelsea, Orange County, Vermont.Military Viewable file1832-1895 · Nathaniel Oak
• Pension file S.18534: a folder cover marked "Nathaniel Oak No. 8."Military Viewable file1832-1895 · Nathaniel Oak
• Pension file S.18534: a letter of 2 April 1839 from the pension agency (Bank of Bellows Falls) confirming that Nathaniel Oak was paid at $20 a year to 4 September 1838.Military Viewable file1832-1895 · Nathaniel Oak
• Pension file S.18534: a printed War Department Pension Office form letter of 23 April 1833 signed. L. Edwards, Commissioner of Pensions.Military Viewable file1832-1895 · Nathaniel Oak
• Pension file S.18534: an administrative cover "Nathaniel Oak, admit 6 mo. Private $20. John W. Smith, Chelsea Vt."Military Viewable file1832-1895 · Nathaniel Oak
• Pension file S.18534: an envelope postmarked Bangor, Maine, addressed to J. L. Edwards, Commissioner of Pensions, Washington City.Military Viewable file1832-1895 · Nathaniel Oak
• Pension file S.18534: an envelope postmarked Bellows Falls, Vermont, addressed to J. L. Edwards, Commissioner of Pensions.Military Viewable file1832-1895 · Nathaniel Oak
• Pension file S.18534: Joseph Oak's letter of 25 November 1895 from Merrimac, Massachusetts, on the letterhead "H. C. Oak, Photographer," to the Commissioner of Pensions, seeking proof of descent from his grandfather Nathaniel Oak, whose last pension was drawn on 4 March 1840, for membership in the Sons of the Revolution.Military Viewable file1832-1895 · Nathaniel Oak
• Pension file S.18534: Nathaniel Oak's declaration, Orange County Court, Chelsea, Vermont, 21 August 1832, aged 81, under the Act of 7 June 1832: in 1775 he lived at Winchester, N.H., and marched on 19 April with Capt. Benjamin Hastings's company of Col. John Whitcomb's regiment to Cambridge; in 1776 he served in Capt. William Humphrey's company of Col. Wingate's regiment at Mount Independence, five months.Military Viewable file1832-1895 · Nathaniel Oak
• Pension file S.18534: Nathaniel Oak's sworn application of 22 March 1839 at Bangor, Penobscot County, Maine, to transfer his pension to Maine, "to spend the remainder of his days with his son who resides in Exeter," with an affidavit of Nathaniel Oak Jun'r of Exeter and Justice Joseph Carr's certificate that the witness is "a very respectable farmer and a person of veracity."Military Viewable file1832-1895 · Nathaniel Oak, Nathaniel Oak
• Pension file S.18534: the continuation and signature of Joseph Oak's letter of 25 November 1895 from Merrimac, Essex County, Massachusetts ("I have it in my mind that he was a Captain, but am not sure").Military Viewable file1832-1895 · Nathaniel Oak
• Pension file S.18534: the continuation of the declaration, with the certificates of the clergyman Calvin Sabin and Jonah Dana of Chelsea that they believe him to be 81 years of age and a soldier of the Revolution, and the court's and clerk's certification of 24 August 1832.Military Viewable file1832-1895 · Nathaniel Oak
• Pension file S.18534: the deposition of Asa Bond of Thetford, 17 August 1832, that Nathaniel Oak enlisted in Capt. Wm. Humphrey's company of Col. Wingate's regiment at Winchester, N.H., in the second year of the war and was with him at Ticonderoga five months; Bond calls him "Capt. Oak" informally.Military Viewable file1832-1895 · Nathaniel Oak
• Pension file S.18534: the deposition of Elijah Whitney of Williamstown, aged 73, Chelsea, 21 July 1832, that in spring 1775 he belonged to Capt. Benjamin Hastings's company of minute men at Bolton and that Nathaniel Oak, then living in Winchester, N.H., now of Chelsea, belonged to it and marched to Cambridge.Military Viewable file1832-1895 · Nathaniel Oak
• Pension file S.18534: the index card "Nathaniel Oak, Pri. Rev War," file no. 18,534, Act June 7 '32, Index Vol. 1 p. 283, with a later note that on 2 January 1896 the history was mailed to Joseph Oak, Merrimac, Mass.Military Viewable file1832-1895 · Nathaniel Oak
• Pension file S.18534: the second printed page of the 1833 form letter, "Regulations under the Act of June 7, 1832."Military Viewable file1832-1895 · Nathaniel Oak
• Pension file S.18534: the third printed page of the 1833 form letter, the continuation of the regulations.Military Viewable file1832-1895 · Nathaniel Oak
• Pension file S.30250, Thomas Atherton, page 5: declaration of 18 Sept 1832 naming Capt. Seth Oaks of Winchendon.Military Viewable file18 Sep 1832 · Seth Oak
• Revolutionary War pension file S.18534, Nathaniel Oak (NARA M804, roll 1836)Military Research source1832-1840 · Nathaniel Oak, John Oak
• Revolutionary War pension file S.18534, Nathaniel Oak (NARA M804, roll 1836). National Archives, via Ancestry. Ancestry collection 1995. No URL recordedMilitary Citation only1832 · Chelsea, Orange, Vermont, USA · Nathaniel Oak
• Revolutionary War pension file S.18534, Nathaniel Oak: declaration of 21 Aug 1832 (aged 81; resided at Winchester NH in 1775; Capt. Benjamin Hastings's company, Col. John Whitcomb's regiment; 1776 Capt. William Humphrey, Col. Wingate); Elijah Whitney's deposition of 21 Jul 1832; transfer application of 22 Mar 1839 with an affidavit of Nathaniel Oak Jr. of Exeter, Maine (the page does not call him the son). The file does not mention a wife or any statement of 1837.Military Research source1832-1840 · Nathaniel Oak
• Revolutionary War pension file S.30250, Thomas Atherton.Military Research source1832 · Seth Oak
• Revolutionary War pension file S.30266, Josiah BeamanMilitary Research source1832 · Seth Oak
• Claim allowance docket, Nathaniel Oak, Chelsea, Vt. (No. 3670): 'admit, 6 mo private, $20'Military Viewable file1833 · Nathaniel Oak
• Pension certificate entry: Nathaniel Oak of Chelsea, Vt., private, Col. Wingate's regiment, $20 a year from 4 March 1831, certificate issued 23 April 1833 (with the Maine transfer docket)Military Viewable file23 Apr 1833 · Nathaniel Oak
• Regulations under the Act of June 7, 1832, printed page 2 (with the 1833 Pension Office letter)Military Viewable file1833 · Nathaniel Oak
• Regulations under the Act of June 7, 1832, printed page 3 (interrogatories to applicants)Military Viewable file1833 · Nathaniel Oak
• War Department, Pension Office letter of 23 April 1833 with a blank 'Statement shewing the Service' form (page 1 of the printed letter)Military Viewable file23 Apr 1833 · Nathaniel Oak
• Republic of Texas Muster Roll (General Land Office, Historical Volumes, map/doc 94246), 'San Jacinto List', pp. 29-39, a later fair copy in one clerical hand: p. 30, Cavalry Corps, Mirabeau B. Lamar commander: 'J. Nash'; p. 31, Comp. B, 1st Regt. Volunteers, R. Roman captain: 'A. Mitchell', sergeant (ditto under 'Sergt.'); pp. 35-36, Col. Burleson's command, Company H, Wm. W. Hill (sick) captain, R. Stevenson commanding: 'Nathan'l Mitchell'Military Research source1836 · Nathan Mitchell, John Dempsey "Jack" Nash, Asa Columbus Mitchell
• Revolutionary War pension file W.19932, Calvin Oak (widow Lucretia), NARA M804 as viewed on Fold3 (record id 25086452), 33 pages; p. 25 (certificate 29 May 1839: five years' pension, $30 a year from 4 Mar 1836, Act of 7 Jul 1838), p. 2 (summary card: Vermont no. 3896, $56 a year from 4 Mar 1848, certificate 14 Feb 1849). No URL recorded; repository, record id and page numbers as aboveMilitary Citation only4 MAR 1836 · Athens, Windham, Vermont, USA · Lucretia Fuller
• Revolutionary War pension file W.25398, Nathaniel Oak (widow Susan), NARA M804 as viewed on Fold3 (record id 25086796/25086830), 15 pages; p. 2 (summary card: Vermont, inscribed on the Roll of Montpelier at $27.54 a year from 4 Mar 1836, certificate issued 20 Jan 1841, Act of 7 Jul 1838). No URL recorded; repository, record id and page numbers as aboveMilitary Citation only4 MAR 1836 · Athens, Windham, Vermont, USA · Susan Oak
• Texas State Historical Association, Index to Military Rolls of the Republic of Texas: 'Nash, William' in 'List of Texas Volunteers in 1836, Thomas S. McFarland's Company' (San Augustine County). No rankMilitary Citation only1836 · San Augustine County, Texas, USA · William Nash
• Texas State Historical Association, Index to Military Rolls of the Republic of Texas: Cavalry Corps at San Jacinto, 21 Apr 1836, Mirabeau B. Lamar commanding: "Nash, J."Military Research source1836 · John Dempsey "Jack" Nash
• Texas State Historical Association, Index to Military Rolls of the Republic of Texas: Nash, William, in 'List of Texas Volunteers in 1836, Thomas S. McFarland's Company' (San Augustine County). Texas State Historical Association (supsites.tshaonline.org/military). No URL recordedMilitary Citation only1836 · William Nash
• Alabama, U.S., Civil War Soldiers, 1860-1865Military Citation only16 JUN 1837 · Alabama · Margaret Jane Longmire
• Sworn statement of Nathaniel Oak of Chelsea, Orange County, Vermont, aged 86, 22 December 1837, about the 1777 marriage of his half-sister Susannah Butler to Joseph Marble, in the pension file of Joseph Marble (Vermont pension 26015), page 37.Military Viewable file22 Dec 1837 · Nathaniel Oak
• Sworn statement of Nathaniel Oak of Chelsea, Orange County, Vermont, aged 86, 22 December 1837, about the 1777 marriage of his half-sister Susannah Butler to Joseph Marble, in the pension file of Joseph Marble (Vermont pension 26015).Military Viewable file22 Dec 1837 · Nathaniel Oak
• Pension file W.19932 (Calvin Oak, Athens, Vt.; widow Lucretia), page 1: case-file jacket. Jacket: Mass., Oak, Calvin / Lucretia, W.19932.Military Viewable file1838-1849 · Calvin Oak
• Pension file W.19932 (Calvin Oak, Athens, Vt.; widow Lucretia), page 20: deposition of Mary Oak, widow of Edward Oak of Athens, 24 Aug 1838. Mary Oak, widow of Edward Oak of Athens, testifies she knew Lucretia Oak, widow of Calvin Oak, that Calvin died on 10 November 1815 and that Lucretia has not remarried; sworn before Alexander S. Campbell, J.P.Military Viewable file24 Aug 1838 · Calvin Oak
• Pension file W.19932 (Calvin Oak, Athens, Vt.; widow Lucretia), page 3: docket card summarising the claim (married 1782, died 1815, Act 7 July 1838). Docket card: Lucretia Oak widow of Calvin, Vt., Act 7 July '38, married in 1782, died in 1815.Military Viewable file1838 · Calvin Oak
• Pension file W.19932 (Calvin Oak, Athens, Vt.; widow Lucretia), page 4: Lucretia Oak's widow's declaration of 29 Aug 1838, first page (names Capt. Seth Oaks). Lucretia Oak of Athens, aged 75, declares she is the widow of Calvin Oak, a private who served eight months in 1775 (part or all under Capt. Wilder, from Winchendon), afterward a year under Capt. Seth Oaks, Lieut. Luther Graves and Ensign Chapman, and nine months under Capt. Taylor or Warner.Military Viewable file29 Aug 1838 · Calvin Oak, Seth Oak
• Pension file W.19932 (Calvin Oak, Athens, Vt.; widow Lucretia), page 5: Lucretia Oak's declaration, continuation (marriage, Calvin's death). Continuation: she believes Calvin served nine months afterwards under Capt. Taylor or Warner, lived at Leominster, was married at Leominster 20 March (she says 1783; the town record says 1782) and died 8 or 10 Nov 1815.Military Viewable file29 Aug 1838 · Calvin Oak
• Pension file W.19932 (Calvin Oak, Athens, Vt.; widow Lucretia), page 6: clerk's certification of Judge Putnam's authority, 29 Aug 1838. Certification of Judge David L. Putnam's authority, District of Westminster, 29 Aug 1838.Military Viewable file29 Aug 1838 · Calvin Oak
• Pension file W.19932 (Calvin Oak, Athens, Vt.; widow Lucretia), page 7: Leominster town-clerk's certified copy of the marriage record of Calvin Oak and Lucretia Fuller (20 March 1782). Luke Lincoln, Town Clerk of Leominster, certifies a true copy of the record, with the exception of the date, which reads 'March ye 20, 1782' (the declaration said 1783).Military Viewable file1 Sep 1838 · Calvin Oak
• Pension file W.19932 (Calvin Oak, Athens, Vt.; widow Lucretia), page 8: clerk's certification of Justice William Perry's signature, Worcester Co., 8 Sept 1838. Clerk's certification of Justice William Perry's signature, Worcester County, Massachusetts.Military Viewable file8 Sep 1838 · Calvin Oak
• Pension file W.25398 (Nathaniel Oak, Athens, Vt.; widow Susan), scan 00090: case wrapper W.25398. Wrapper reading 'Oak, Nathaniel or Oakes, or Oaks Susan, Number W.25398, service Mass'.Military Viewable file1838 · Nathaniel Oak
• Pension file W.25398 (Nathaniel Oak, Athens, Vt.; widow Susan), scan 00093: Lucy Chaffee's affidavit of 30 Oct 1838 on the marriage of Nathaniel Oaks and Susan Evans (Athens, 3 Dec 1787). Lucy Chaffee of Westminster, Vt., testifies she was present at the marriage of Nathaniel Oaks to Susan Evans at Athens on 3 December 1787, that their first two children died small and that Willard Oaks, the third, is 47 or 48.Military Viewable file30 Oct 1838 · Nathaniel Oak
• Pension file W.25398 (Nathaniel Oak, Athens, Vt.; widow Susan), scan 00094: clerk's certification of 28 Dec 1838 for the Lucy Chaffee affidavit. Marshall Miller, clerk of Windham County Court at Newfane, certifies Alexander S. Campbell's signature as justice of the peace.Military Viewable file28 Dec 1838 · Nathaniel Oak
• Pension file W.25398 (Nathaniel Oak, Athens, Vt.; widow Susan), scan 00095: claim docket no. 4307 and service calculation for Susan Oaks, widow of Nathaniel. Docket card no. 4307 (Susan Oaks, widow of Nathl, Vt., Act 7 July 1838) with a faint calculation of the service enlisted 3 July, discharged 16 Dec 1780.Military Viewable file1838-1841 · Nathaniel Oak
• Pension file W.25398 (Nathaniel Oak, Athens, Vt.; widow Susan), scan 00096: Susan Oaks's declaration of 26 Sept 1838, first page. Susan Oaks of Athens, aged 69, declares she is the widow of Nathaniel Oak, a private in the Massachusetts troops who as she believes lived in Bolton when he entered the service and served nine months in 1780, six of them she believes in Col. Nixon's regiment.Military Viewable file26 Sep 1838 · Nathaniel Oak
• Pension file W.25398 (Nathaniel Oak, Athens, Vt.; widow Susan), scan 00097: Susan Oaks's declaration, continuation and mark. Continuation: married 3 December 1787 by James Shafter, Esq., at Athens; Nathaniel died 25 March 1830; no proof but a discharge signed by Col. Nixon; signed with her mark, sworn before David L. Putnam, Judge of Probate.Military Viewable file26 Sep 1838 · Nathaniel Oak
• Pension file W.25398 (Nathaniel Oak, Athens, Vt.; widow Susan), scan 00098: probate clerk's certification of Judge Putnam's signature, 26 Sept 1838. James Crawford, clerk of the Probate Court for the District of Westminster, certifies David L. Putnam as judge.Military Viewable file26 Sep 1838 · Nathaniel Oak
• Pension file W.25398 (Nathaniel Oak, Athens, Vt.; widow Susan), scan 00101: widow-file jacket, Susan Oaks, widow of Nathaniel Oaks. Jacket: File No. 25398, Susan Oaks, wid. of Nathaniel Oaks, Priv. Rev. war, Act July 7th 1838; annotated 1923 Oct. 24 history to David F. Lane.Military Viewable file1838 · Nathaniel Oak
• Pension file W.25398 (Nathaniel Oak, Athens, Vt.; widow Susan), scan 00105: Willard Oak's affidavit of 7 Sept 1838 on Nathaniel's death and Susan's widowhood. Willard Oak of Athens testifies he knew Nathaniel Oaks, who died 25 March 1830 leaving Susan Oaks his widow, who has not remarried; sworn before Alexander S. Campbell, J.P.Military Viewable file7 Sep 1838 · Nathaniel Oak
• Pension file W.25398 (Nathaniel Oak, Athens, Vt.; widow Susan), scan 00106: clerk's certification of 28 Dec 1838 for the Willard Oak affidavit. Marshall Miller, clerk at Newfane, certifies Alexander S. Campbell's signatures of 7 Sept 1838.Military Viewable file28 Dec 1838 · Nathaniel Oak
• Pension file W.25398 (Nathaniel Oak, Athens, Vt.; widow Susan), scan 00958: alternate case wrapper W.25398. Alternate wrapper for the same file (Oaks, Nathaniel or Oak; Susan; W.25398). Not a second claim.Military Viewable file1838 · Nathaniel Oak
• Revolutionary War pension file W.19932, Calvin Oak, widow Lucretia (33 pages)Military Research source1838-1848 · Calvin Oak, Seth Oak
• Revolutionary War pension file W.25398, Nathaniel Oak of Athens, Vt., widow SusanMilitary Research source1838 · Nathaniel Oak, Seth Oak
• Nathaniel Oak, application for transfer of his pension from Vermont to Maine, Penobscot County, 22 March 1839 (to live with his son at Exeter)Military Viewable file22 Mar 1839 · Nathaniel Oak, Nathaniel Oak
• Pension Agency, Bank of Bellows Falls, letter of 2 April 1839: Nathaniel Oak, $20 a year under the act of 7 June 1832, paid to 4 September 1838Military Viewable file2 Apr 1839 · Nathaniel Oak
• Pension file W.19932 (Calvin Oak, Athens, Vt.; widow Lucretia), page 25: War Department certificate of 29 May 1839 (five years' pension, $30 a year from 4 March 1836). Certificate under the Act of 7 July 1838: Lucretia Oak of Vermont, widow of Calvin Oak, a private in the Revolution who died 8 or 10 Nov 1815, is entitled to five years' pension at $30 a year from 4 March 1836; signed J. R. Poinsett, Secretary of War, countersigned J. L. Edwards.Military Viewable file29 May 1839 · Calvin Oak
• Pension file W.25398 (Nathaniel Oak, Athens, Vt.; widow Susan), scan 00103: correspondence docket no. 4307 (to A. S. Campbell, 1839-1840). Short docket: 4307, to A. S. Campbell, June 3, 1839 and Feb 26 '40, act 7 July 38.Military Viewable file1839-1840 · Nathaniel Oak
• Pension file W.25398 (Nathaniel Oak, Athens, Vt.; widow Susan), scan 00109: address and docket side of A. S. Campbell's letter of 2 Jan 1839. Bellows Falls postmark Jan 2, to Hon. J. L. Edwards; docketed Jan. 7, 1839, 4307, Vt, 7 July 1838.Military Viewable file2 Jan 1839 · Nathaniel Oak
• Pension file W.25398 (Nathaniel Oak, Athens, Vt.; widow Susan), scan 00110: A. S. Campbell submits Susan Oaks's claim, 2 Jan 1839. Campbell encloses the application with the evidence obtained, supposing the three months' service might have been in Col. Nixon's regiment.Military Viewable file2 Jan 1839 · Nathaniel Oak
• U.S., Civil War Draft Registrations Records, 1863-1865Military Scan: family sign-in25 OCT 1839 · Canaan, Somerset, Maine · Augustus Ames
• Pension file W.19932 (Calvin Oak, Athens, Vt.; widow Lucretia), page 15: envelope postmarked Bellows Falls, Vt., 5 Nov 1840, to the Commissioner of Pensions. Envelope to J. L. Edwards, Commissioner of Pensions, Washington City, postmarked Bellows Falls, Vt., 5 Nov 1840.Military Viewable file5 Nov 1840 · Calvin Oak
• Pension file W.25398 (Nathaniel Oak, Athens, Vt.; widow Susan), scan 00107: address and docket side of A. S. Campbell's letter of 26 Dec 1840. Bellows Falls, Vt., 26 Dec, to Hon. J. L. Edwards, Commissioner of Pensions; docketed Dec. 31, Vt., Addl proof, Susan Oaks.Military Viewable file26 Dec 1840 · Nathaniel Oak
• Pension file W.25398 (Nathaniel Oak, Athens, Vt.; widow Susan), scan 00108: A. S. Campbell forwards additional service proof, 26 Dec 1840. Campbell notes her husband served from July 3d to Dec 16th and encloses Daniel Bradish's affidavit proving an additional term of three months or more.Military Viewable file26 Dec 1840 · Nathaniel Oak
• Pension file W.25398 (Nathaniel Oak, Athens, Vt.; widow Susan), scan 00111: Daniel Bradish's affidavit of 11 Dec 1840, first page. Daniel Bradish of Norfolk, N.Y., aged 77, says he lived at Winchendon in the war, knew Nathaniel Oak there as a neighbour, and enlisted with him about 1 August 1780 for four months in Capt. Ephraim Houghton's company, Col. Denny.Military Viewable file11 Dec 1840 · Nathaniel Oak
• Pension file W.25398 (Nathaniel Oak, Athens, Vt.; widow Susan), scan 00112: Daniel Bradish's affidavit, second page. Bradish and Oak served together three to four months; Bradish was about 17 and Oaks a few months younger; Oak stayed at Winchendon some years after the war, then moved to Athens, Vt.Military Viewable file11 Dec 1840 · Nathaniel Oak
• Pension file W.25398 (Nathaniel Oak, Athens, Vt.; widow Susan), scan 00113: Daniel Bradish's affidavit, concluding certifications. Character certificate by B. G. Baldwin, J.P., and the clerk's certification of 16 Dec 1840 at St. Lawrence County, N.Y.Military Viewable file11-16 Dec 1840 · Nathaniel Oak
• Pension file W.25398 (Nathaniel Oak, Athens, Vt.; widow Susan), scan 00114: address and docket side of A. S. Campbell's letter of 13 Feb 1840. Bellows Falls, Feb 13, to Hon. J. L. Edwards; docketed Feb 18 1840, Vt, S. Oaks.Military Viewable file13 Feb 1840 · Nathaniel Oak
• Pension file W.25398 (Nathaniel Oak, Athens, Vt.; widow Susan), scan 00115: A. S. Campbell asks for examination of another pensioner's claim, 13 Feb 1840. Campbell reports it has been said the three months' service was in 1777 near Saratoga and asks that a comrade's (Peter Joslyn's) pension declaration be examined for the company and regiment.Military Viewable file13 Feb 1840 · Nathaniel Oak
• Pension file W.25398 (Nathaniel Oak, Athens, Vt.; widow Susan), scan 00092: pension certificate docket for Susan Oaks, widow of Nathaniel Oaks. Docket: Susan Oaks, widow of Nathaniel Oaks, who died 25 March 1830 of Windham, Vermont, private in a company of Col. Nixon's regiment in the Massachusetts line, 8 months 8 days; inscribed on the roll at Montpelier from 4 March 1836; Act of 7 July 1838.Military Viewable file1841 · Nathaniel Oak
• Revolutionary War pension file R.7758 (John Oaks, Bangor/Exeter, Maine; widow Abigail): widow's declaration of 4 Oct 1843 gives 25 June 1842; the selectmen of Exeter certify 'June 1842'; the Pension Office docket slip reads 'died 25th June '43' (a clerk's slip likely). Fold3 record id 25087424Military Citation only25 JUN 1842 · Exeter, Penobscot, Maine, USA · John Oak
• Pension file R.7758 (John Oaks, Exeter and Bangor, Me.; widow Abigail), page 14: docket card: Abigail Oaks, widow, Act 7 July 1838, rejected; husband died 25 June 1842. Docket card 9772: Abigail Oaks, widow, Act 7th July '38, Rejected; the husband died 25th June '42 (date partly obscured; confirmed on page 15).Military Viewable file1843 · John Oak, Abigail Lambert
• Pension file R.7758 (John Oaks, Exeter and Bangor, Me.; widow Abigail), page 15: Abigail Oaks's widow's declaration, Exeter, 4 Oct 1843 (aged 83). Abigail Oaks, aged 83, of Exeter, Penobscot County, declares her husband lived in Harvard, Mass. when he entered the service, that they married 13 Dec 1783 and that he died at Exeter 25 June 1842.Military Viewable file4 Oct 1843 · John Oak, Abigail Lambert
• Pension file R.7758 (John Oaks, Exeter and Bangor, Me.; widow Abigail), page 16: clerk's certification of Judge Allen's authority, Penobscot Co., 5 Oct 1843. Clerk's certification of Judge Fredc. H. Allen's authority, Penobscot County.Military Viewable file5 Oct 1843 · John Oak, Abigail Lambert
• Pension file R.7758 (John Oaks, Exeter and Bangor, Me.; widow Abigail), page 18: docket card: Abigail Oaks, Me., rejected under the Act of 7 July 1838. Docket card 9772: Abigail Oaks, Me., Rejected, Act 7 July '38; claim suspended on the 1843-44 letter of Joseph Carr.Military Viewable file1843-1844 · John Oak, Abigail Lambert
• Pension file R.7758 (John Oaks, Exeter and Bangor, Me.; widow Abigail), page 20: deposition of Henry Sewall, Sangerville, Me., 25 Aug 1843 (on the minister who married John and Abigail). Henry Sewall corroborates the standing of Rev. Ezekiel Emerson of Georgetown, Me., the minister who married John and Abigail; the witnesses include an 'Oakes' (first name unclear).Military Viewable file25 Aug 1843 · John Oak, Abigail Lambert
• Pension file R.7758 (John Oaks, Exeter and Bangor, Me.; widow Abigail), page 21: certification of Henry Sewall's deposition, 20 Sept 1843. Continued certification of Henry Sewall's deposition by Wm. T. Hilliard, Clerk, Penobscot County.Military Viewable file20 Sep 1843 · John Oak, Abigail Lambert
• Pension file R.7758 (John Oaks, Exeter and Bangor, Me.; widow Abigail), page 25: folder wrapper: certificate of the Selectmen of Exeter on the marriage of John and Abigail Oaks. Wrapper: Certificate of the Selectmen of Exeter, Maine, in relation to the Marriage of John & Abigail Oaks.Military Viewable file2 Oct 1843 · John Oak, Abigail Lambert
• Pension file R.7758 (John Oaks, Exeter and Bangor, Me.; widow Abigail), page 26: certificate of John Cutler and Andrew Shaw, Selectmen of Exeter, 2 Oct 1843. Selectmen certify 18 to 20 years' acquaintance with Abigail Oaks, widow of John Oaks, 'a Revolutionary Pensioner, who died in this town in June 1842', and no doubt of a lawful marriage.Military Viewable file2 Oct 1843 · John Oak, Abigail Lambert
• Pension file R.7758 (John Oaks, Exeter and Bangor, Me.; widow Abigail), page 27: Joseph Carr's cover letter of 10 Oct 1843 forwarding Abigail Oaks's claim. Joseph Carr, Bangor, forwards the widow's claim papers, describing her as very aged, infirm and destitute.Military Viewable file10 Oct 1843 · John Oak, Abigail Lambert
• Pension file R.7758 (John Oaks, Exeter and Bangor, Me.; widow Abigail), page 6: deposition of Jesse Washburn, Town Clerk of Canaan, Me., 31 Aug 1843 (no marriage record). Jesse Washburn certifies there is no record in the Canaan town books of the marriage of John Oaks to Abigail Lambert (Canaan was an unincorporated plantation and early records are lost).Military Viewable file31 Aug 1843 · John Oak, Abigail Lambert
• Pension file R.7758 (John Oaks, Exeter and Bangor, Me.; widow Abigail), page 7: certification of the Washburn and Lambert depositions, Somerset Co., Me. Certification of Jesse Washburn's and Pamela Lambert's depositions by Joseph Barrett, J.P., and Joshua Gould, Clerk of the Supreme Judicial Court, Somerset County.Military Viewable file31 Aug-5 Sep 1843 · John Oak, Abigail Lambert
• Pension file R.7758 (John Oaks, Exeter and Bangor, Me.; widow Abigail), page 8: deposition of Pamela Lambert, Canaan, Me., 31 Aug 1843 (marriage of John Oakes and Abigail Lambert, 13 Dec 1783). Pamela Lambert, an eyewitness, states John Oakes and Abigail Lambert were married on 13 Dec 1783 and that John Oakes was her brother (the file's own reading; the kinship is as she states it).Military Viewable file31 Aug 1843 · John Oak, Abigail Lambert
• Revolutionary War pension file R.7758, John Oaks (also Abigail), Certificate No. 9174, NARA M804 as viewed on Fold3 (record id 25087424), 27 pages; p. 15 (declaration 4 Oct 1843, alive), p. 4 (Joseph Carr to the Commissioner of Pensions, Bangor 20 May 1844: "Abigail Oaks ... is dead"). No URL recorded; repository, record id and page numbers as aboveMilitary Citation onlyBET 4 OCT 1843 AND 20 MAY 1844 · Abigail Lambert
• Pension file R.7758 (John Oaks, Exeter and Bangor, Me.; widow Abigail), page 3: envelope from Joseph Carr, Bangor, 25 May 1844. Envelope postmarked Bangor, Me., 25 May 1844, to the Commissioner of Pensions.Military Viewable file25 May 1844 · John Oak, Abigail Lambert
• Pension file R.7758 (John Oaks, Exeter and Bangor, Me.; widow Abigail), page 4: Joseph Carr's letter of 20 May 1844 (Abigail Oaks is dead; asks whether the children may claim). Joseph Carr to J. L. Edwards, Commissioner of Pensions: reports Abigail Oaks is dead and asks whether her children can claim, the family being very destitute.Military Viewable file20 May 1844 · John Oak, Abigail Lambert
• Pension file R.7758 (John Oaks, Exeter and Bangor, Me.; widow Abigail), page 22: envelope postmarked Wallingford, Vt., to the Commissioner of Pensions. Envelope postmarked Wallingford, Vt., addressed to J. L. Edwards, Commissioner of Pensions.Military Viewable file1846 · John Oak, Abigail Lambert
• Pension file R.7758 (John Oaks, Exeter and Bangor, Me.; widow Abigail), page 23: John B. Harris's letter of 2 Nov 1846 asking whether Abigail Oaks and Mary Cass are entitled to benefits. John B. Harris, Wallingford, Vt., asks whether 'Mrs. Abigail Oaks & Mrs. Mary Cass both of Main[e]' are entitled to benefits under the resolution of 23 Jan 1845.Military Viewable file2 Nov 1846 · John Oak, Abigail Lambert
• Pension file R.7758 (John Oaks, Exeter and Bangor, Me.; widow Abigail), page 24: continuation of John B. Harris's letter (an unrelated bounty-land question). Continuation and signature of the letter on page 23; it also raises an unrelated bounty-land question.Military Viewable file2 Nov 1846 · John Oak, Abigail Lambert
• Pension file W.19932 (Calvin Oak, Athens, Vt.; widow Lucretia), page 2: printed widow's pension summary card (Vermont no. 3896; roll from 4 March 1848, certificate 14 Feb 1849). Printed summary card: Lucretia Oak, widow of Calvin Oak, who served as a private; inscribed on the roll to commence 4 March 1848; certificate issued 14 Feb 1849.Military Viewable file1849 · Calvin Oak
• Compiled service record, Jeremiah Holloway, Co. C, 43rd Mississippi Infantry (Confederate), jacket.Military Viewable file1861-1865 · Jeremiah Holloway
• Maine's Civil War card for Joseph A. Clark: a shoemaker from Garland who rose from corporal to captain in the Fifteenth MaineMilitary Viewable file1861 · Joseph A. Clark
• Maine's Civil War card for Joseph O. Evans: a 20-year-old cooper from Somerville, six feet tall, discharged for disability December 26, 1862Military Viewable file1861 · Joseph Oliver Evans
• The Army's enlistment register: Valentine B. Oakes of Sangerville, Maine, killed in action at Gaines' Mill, June 27, 1862, a sergeantMilitary Viewable file1861 · Valentine B. Oakes
• U.S., Civil War Soldiers Index (Confederate), NARA M232Military Citation onlyBET 1861 AND 1865 · Charles A. Ligon, Lemuel T. Ligon, Buckston Thomas Ligon
• Alabama, U.S., Civil War Soldiers, 1860-1865Military Citation only5 MAY 1862 · Alabama, USA · Margaret Jane Longmire
• An 1862 list of Maine soldiers in New York hospitals: "J. Evans," 3rd Regiment, of Somerville, at Bedloe's Island, "Wounded in Shoulder"Military Viewable file1862 · Joseph Oliver Evans
• Fold3 information panel for the file: 'Waul's Legion (Infantry, Cavalry and Artillery); Age 25; Year 1862; Estimated Birth Year 1836-1837'. Fold3's index lists a private who enlisted in Texas in 1862.Military Research source1862 · Bradford A Chisholm
• Fold3 information panel for the file: 'Waul's Legion (Infantry, Cavalry and Artillery); Age 25; Year 1862; Estimated Birth Year 1836-1837'. Fold3's index lists a private who enlisted in Texas in 1862. Fold3, Civil War Service Records (CMSR) Confederate Texas, file 'Chisholm, Bradford', 4 pages (information panel only; the card images have not been examined)Military Citation only1862 · Texas, USA · Bradford A Chisholm
• Fold3, US Civil War Service Records (CMSR), Confederate Texas, 'Nash, O F': Military Unit: Seventeenth Infantry (Allen's Regiment); Year 1862; Age 21; 6 pages (index text only; the page images have not been examined). No URL recordedMilitary Citation only1862 · Texas, USA · Oscar Fitz Allen Nash
• Jacket card: 'Holloway, Jeremiah, Co. C, 43 Mississippi Inf. (Confederate), Private'. Parole of Vicksburg, 7 July 1863: 'I, Jeremiah Holloway, a private Co. C of Reg't 43rd Miss. Vols. C. S. A., being a Prisoner of War ... capitulation of the City of Vicksburg', signed with his mark. Fold3's index of the file gives enlistment 1 April 1862 at Aberdeen, Mississippi. The card gives no age.Military Research source1862-1863 · Jeremiah Holloway
• Massachusetts Soldiers, Sailors, and Marines in the Civil WarMilitary Citation onlyBET 29 JUL 1862 AND 10 AUG 1863 · Thomas Fletcher Oakes
• A page of the Consolidated Enrollment Lists of Civil War draft registrations (Record Group 110), attached in the family tree to Augustus Ames.Military Viewable file1863-1865 · Augustus Ames
• Annual Report of the Adjutant General of the State of Maine, 1863, p. 883: 13th Maine Infantry, Co. B: Ames Aratus, 21, Skowhegan; Ames Edgar D, 19, SkowheganMilitary Research source1863 · Aratus Ames, Edgar D. Ames
• Maine Adjutant General's Annual Report for 1863, Appendix D, p. 151: Return of Co. I, 3rd Maine Infantry (Joseph O. Evans, discharged Dec. 26, 1862). Evans Joseph O, 20, Somerville, discharged for disability Dec. 26, 62.Military Viewable file1863 · Joseph Oliver Evans
• Maine Adjutant General's Annual Report for 1863, Appendix D, p. 825: Return of Co. B, 30th Maine Infantry (Joseph M. York). York Joseph M, 45, St Albans, mustered Portland (Dec. 18, 1863).Military Viewable file1863 · Joseph M. York
• Maine Adjutant General's report, 1863, p. 883: Co. B, 13th Maine Infantry, with Aratus and Edgar D. Ames of SkowheganMilitary Viewable file1863 · Edgar D. Ames, Aratus Ames
• Massachusetts Soldiers, Sailors, and Marines in the Civil WarMilitary Citation onlyBET 31 JUL 1863 AND 12 JUL 1865 · Thomas Fletcher Oakes
• Parole of Jeremiah Holloway, private, Co. C, 43rd Mississippi Volunteers, Vicksburg, 7 July 1863 (signed by mark).Military Viewable file7 Jul 1863 · Jeremiah Holloway
• Supplement to the Annual Reports, Alphabetical Index of Maine Volunteers (1867), p. 1207: York Joseph M, 30th Infantry, Co. B. York Joseph M, private, B, 30, Infantry.Military Viewable file1867 · Joseph M. York
• Supplement to the Annual Reports, Alphabetical Index of Maine Volunteers (1867), p. 160: Evans Joseph O, 3rd Infantry, Co. I. Evans Joseph O, private, I, 3, Infantry.Military Viewable file1867 · Joseph Oliver Evans
• Potter, Military History of New-Hampshire (1868), p. 289: Wingate's regiment and Capt. William Humphrey's company. In July and August, still another regiment was raised for Canada, and placed under command of Col. Joshua Wingate.. 7. William Humphrey, Captain.Military Viewable file1868 · Nathaniel Oak
• Potter, Military History of New-Hampshire (1868), p. 290: Company 7 of Wingate's regiment (Capt. William Humphrey) and the paragraph that follows. Company 7 and the final paragraph of the Wingate regiment's officer list, which begins on p. 289.Military Viewable file1868 · Nathaniel Oak
• Potter, Military History of New-Hampshire (1868), p. 32: Colonel Shadrach Walton's expedition against Port Royal (1710). This same year, New-Hampshire furnished one hundred men, under Col. Shadrach Walton, of Newcastle, for the successful expedition against Port Royal.Military Viewable file1868 · Samuel Corson
• Potter, Military History of New-Hampshire (1868), p. 35: Walton's later eastern expedition (fall of 1710). In the Fall of 1710, Col. Walton went eastward, at the head of one hundred and seventy men, from New Hampshire and Massachusetts; the sentence continues on p. 36.Military Viewable file1868 · Samuel Corson
• Potter, Military History of New-Hampshire (1868), p. 36: end of the sentence on Walton's eastern expedition. The continuation of the sentence begun on p. 35.Military Viewable file1868 · Samuel Corson
• Stryker, Official Register (1872), p. 355: Scudder, Nathaniel, Lieutenant Colonel then Colonel, First Regiment, Monmouth; killed in skirmish with refugees, 15 Oct 1781.Military Viewable file1872 · Col & Dr Nathaniel I Scudder
• Stryker, Official Register (1872), p. 371: Adjutants, 'Anderson, Keneth, Adjutant, First Regiment, Monmouth, May 1st, 1777'.Military Viewable file1872 · Col. Kenneth Malet Anderson
• Stryker, Official Register of the Officers and Men of New Jersey in the Revolutionary War (1872), p. 344: Monmouth, First Regiment field and staff (Nathaniel Scudder, Lieutenant Colonel, Colonel; Keneth Anderson, Adjutant).Military Viewable file1872 · Col. Kenneth Malet Anderson, Col & Dr Nathaniel I Scudder
• U.S., World War I Draft Registration Cards, 1917-1918Military Viewable scan Transcription23 JUN 1873 · Skowhegan, Somerset, Maine, USA · George Franklin Oak
• Blessington, The Campaigns of Walker's Texas Division (1875), p. 183: the advance toward Mansfield (April 1864). General Taylor orders General Walker to advance his division toward Mansfield.Military Viewable file1875 · Oscar Fitz Allen Nash
• Blessington, The Campaigns of Walker's Texas Division (1875), p. 194: deployment at Pleasant Hill (April 1864). The Division forms in line of battle near Pleasant Hill.Military Viewable file1875 · Oscar Fitz Allen Nash
• Blessington, The Campaigns of Walker's Texas Division (1875), p. 243: the march through Minden (April 18, 1864). April 18th: the division passes through Minden to the tune of Dixie.Military Viewable file1875 · Oscar Fitz Allen Nash
• Blessington, The Campaigns of Walker's Texas Division (1875), p. 246: the march to Camden (April 24-25, 1864). The march toward Camden, the Arkansas and Louisiana line, and Calhoun.Military Viewable file1875 · Oscar Fitz Allen Nash
• Blessington, The Campaigns of Walker's Texas Division (1875), p. 248: the pursuit on April 30, 1864. April 30th: the march resumes at 3 A. M. and reaches Tulip.Military Viewable file1875 · Oscar Fitz Allen Nash
• Blessington, The Campaigns of Walker's Texas Division (1875), p. 250: the Third Brigade at Jenkins' Ferry. The Texans advance into action and the 3d Brigade, under General Scurry, holds the right.Military Viewable file1875 · Oscar Fitz Allen Nash
• Blessington, The Campaigns of Walker's Texas Division (1875), p. 300: the return to Texas (March 25, 1865). March 25th: the division arrives at Rusk.Military Viewable file1875 · Oscar Fitz Allen Nash
• Blessington, The Campaigns of Walker's Texas Division (1875), p. 302: camp near Hempstead (April 15, 1865). April 15th: the division camps near Camp Groce, near Hempstead.Military Viewable file1875 · Oscar Fitz Allen Nash
• Blessington, The Campaigns of Walker's Texas Division (1875), p. 307: the disbanding of the division (May 1865). The morning of the 19th: the troops go home, and on the evening of the 20th the rest are furloughed or discharged.Military Viewable file1875 · Oscar Fitz Allen Nash
• Blessington, The Campaigns of Walker's Texas Division (1875), p. 54: organization of the Third Brigade (16th Texas Infantry, 16th Dismounted Cavalry, 17th and 19th Texas Infantry). The Third Brigade's regiments and their commanders, with Captain Edgar's Battery.Military Viewable file1875 · Oscar Fitz Allen Nash
• Blessington, The Campaigns of Walker's Texas Division (1875), p. 55: later commanders of the Third Brigade. The 3d Brigade afterwards commanded by General H. E. McCulloch, General Tom Scurry and General R. Waterhouse.Military Viewable file1875 · Oscar Fitz Allen Nash
• Blessington, The Campaigns of Walker's Texas Division (1875), p. 57: officers of the 17th Texas Infantry and Company B. Field officers of the 17th Texas Volunteer Infantry and the officers of Company B (Captain I. Z. Miller, 1st Lieut. Ciceo Nash, 2d Lieuts. Samuel Fleming and Chas. Keton).Military Viewable file1875 · Oscar Fitz Allen Nash
• Blessington, The Campaigns of Walker's Texas Division (1875), p. 69: the Arkansas Post relief march (January 1863). News reaches General Walker that General Churchill had surrendered at Arkansas Post.Military Viewable file1875 · Oscar Fitz Allen Nash
• Blessington, The Campaigns of Walker's Texas Division (1875), p. 95: McCulloch's Brigade at Milliken's Bend (June 7, 1863). McCulloch's Brigade arrives within a mile of Milliken's Bend on the morning of June 7th, 1863.Military Viewable file1875 · Oscar Fitz Allen Nash
• Blessington, The Campaigns of Walker's Texas Division (1875), p. 96: the 17th Infantry at Milliken's Bend. The regiments take position on the left and right of the road at Milliken's Bend.Military Viewable file1875 · Oscar Fitz Allen Nash
• Johnston, The Campaign of 1776 around New York and Brooklyn (1878), p. 235: Prescott's regiment ordered to the Kip's Bay landing (15 September 1776). When the cannonade at Kip's Bay began, General Parsons, probably by Putnam's order, directed Prescott's, Tyler's, and the remnant of Huntington's regiment to march to the assistance of the troops where the enemy were landing.Military Viewable file1878 · John Oak
• Johnston, The Campaign of 1776 around New York and Brooklyn (1878), p. 67: Prescott's regiment first stationed on Governor's Island (April 1776). Prescott's 'Bunker Hill regiment' is first stationed on Governor's Island (April 1776); footnote 2 prints the General Orders of April 16, 1776: 'Colonel Prescott's Regiment is to encamp on Governour's Island as soon as the weather clears.'.Military Viewable file1878 · John Oak
• Lemuel Wood's Journal, 'The Canada Expedition,' Essex Institute Historical Collections, vol. XX (1883), p. 156: Captain Hastens of Willard's regiment tried at Crown Point. A general court martial at Crown Point finds Captain Hastens of Col. Willard's regiment guilty of mutinous behaviour and dismisses him from the service with disgrace.Military Viewable file1883 · Benjamin Hastings (of Bolton)
• Lemuel Wood's Journal, 'The Canada Expedition,' Essex Institute Historical Collections, vol. XX (1883), p. 157: the sentence on Captain Hastens continues. The continuation of the court-martial entry on p. 156.Military Viewable file1883 · Benjamin Hastings (of Bolton)
• Isaac W. Hammond, ed., Rolls of the Soldiers in the Revolutionary War, vol. I (New Hampshire State Papers, vol. XIV, 1885), p. 644: muster and pay roll of Capt. John Griggs's [Gregg's] company, Col. Alexander Scammell's regiment (3rd N.H.), 1777; officers: Gregg, Capt. [Keene]; William Ellis, 1st Lieut. [Keene]; Benjamin Ellis, 2d Lieut. [Keene]; Joseph Fay, Ensign [Walpole]Military Research source1885 · Joseph Fay
• Provincial and State Papers of New Hampshire, vol. XIV, pp. 2-3: roll of Col. Shadrach Walton's men billeted by Samuel Penhallow, commissary [1710]Military Research source1885 · Samuel Corson
• "Col. Douty's delay of Jackson": the battalion kept on the skirmish line as the enemy's battery and column close on the roadMilitary Viewable file1887 · Calvin Sanger Douty
• "The fight at Aldie": the regiment ordered to charge, June 17, 1863Military Viewable file1887 · Calvin Sanger Douty
• "The Middletown disaster": men and horses piled up in the road; the battle of WinchesterMilitary Viewable file1887 · Calvin Sanger Douty
• "The official account", and Gen. Cilley's 1881 address at Douty's grave in DoverMilitary Viewable file1887 · Calvin Sanger Douty
• Aldie, June 17, 1863: "Colonel Douty fell, while leading his men in another charge"Military Viewable file1887 · Calvin Sanger Douty
• Aldie: "Col. Douty was killed here"; his body "pierced with two bullets" and sent home for burialMilitary Viewable file1887 · Calvin Sanger Douty
• Aldie: Capt. Henry C. Hall's account of the chargeMilitary Viewable file1887 · Calvin Sanger Douty
• Aldie: Col. C. H. Smith's official report, August 31, 1863, and the start of Kilpatrick's reunion address: "Men of Maine, you saved the day at Brandy Station, save it again at Aldie"Military Viewable file1887 · Calvin Sanger Douty
• Aldie: Hall's account, continued: Kilpatrick's "God bless you, Boothby! hold them!", and Douty's body found "beyond those fatal walls"Military Viewable file1887 · Calvin Sanger Douty
• Aldie: Kilpatrick's address, concluded: he rode "side by side" with Douty and saw him "go down in a soldier's death"Military Viewable file1887 · Calvin Sanger Douty
• Aldie: the losses continued, and another account of the charge: "here the brave Col. Douty fell"Military Viewable file1887 · Calvin Sanger Douty
• Banks's report omits the Maine cavalry; Douty's dry reply to the generalMilitary Viewable file1887 · Calvin Sanger Douty
• Brandy Station, June 9, 1863: Kilpatrick asks, "Can you save me?"Military Viewable file1887 · Calvin Sanger Douty
• Brandy Station: Douty's answer, and the charge on the batteryMilitary Viewable file1887 · Calvin Sanger Douty
• Brandy Station: three charges at the guns, and the regiment cut offMilitary Viewable file1887 · Calvin Sanger Douty
• Chapter XXVIII, "Calvin S. Douty": sheriff of Dover in his third term; commissioned majorMilitary Viewable file1887 · Calvin Sanger Douty
• Douty's last words to his officers, and his funeral at Dover, June 28, 1863, before about four thousand peopleMilitary Viewable file1887 · Calvin Sanger Douty
• Douty's letter to Secretary of War Stanton: "Give me back my companies"; the road to Brandy StationMilitary Viewable file1887 · Calvin Sanger Douty
• Edward P. Tobie, History of the First Maine Cavalry, 1861-1865 (Boston, 1887), p. 164, the regiment's official report of Aldie (August 31, 1863)Military Research source1887 · Calvin Sanger Douty
• Edward P. Tobie, History of the First Maine Cavalry, 1861-1865 (Boston, 1887), p. 451, roster of the regimentMilitary Research source1887 · Calvin Sanger Douty
• Engraved portrait, "Col. Calvin S. Douty"Military Viewable file1887 · Calvin Sanger Douty
• Gen. Cilley's address, concluded: "Douty's hand and Douty's leadership", diverted "for a wounded comrade's sake"Military Viewable file1887 · Calvin Sanger Douty
• Gen. Cilley's address, continued: the Vermont charge "was not ordered, or in any way directed by Douty"Military Viewable file1887 · Calvin Sanger Douty
• Gen. Hatch to Douty: "We must cut our way through"; the column runs onto a battery in a narrow roadMilitary Viewable file1887 · Calvin Sanger Douty
• Isaac H. Bailey's sketch of Douty, concluded: "It was a noble life crowned by a glorious death"Military Viewable file1887 · Calvin Sanger Douty
• Middletown, Virginia, May 24, 1862: Douty's battalion sent to scout toward the Front Royal pike holds Ashby's cavalry, "stubborn as mules"Military Viewable file1887 · Calvin Sanger Douty
• Roster of the regiment: Douty's service record, and the start of Isaac H. Bailey's sketch of him ("thrice been elected sheriff")Military Viewable file1887 · Calvin Sanger Douty
• The funeral concluded: the address, poem and Masonic rites at the graveMilitary Viewable file1887 · Calvin Sanger Douty
• The retreat through Martinsburg to the Potomac, and the "forty thousand Yankees"Military Viewable file1887 · Calvin Sanger Douty
• U.S., Register of Civil, Military, and Naval Service, 1863-1959Military Viewable scan1 SEP 1888 · Gloster, Amite, Mississippi · Emmons Nathaniel 'E. Nat' Ligon
• U.S., World War I Draft Registration Cards, 1917-1918Military Viewable scan1 SEP 1888 · Gloster, Amite, Mississippi · Emmons Nathaniel 'E. Nat' Ligon
• Nourse, Military Annals of Lancaster (1889), p. 115: Captain Benjamin Hastings's company at the Lexington Alarm (Nathl. Oakes). Captain Benjamin Hastings's Company, Col. John Whitcomb's Regiment: Capt. Benja. Hastings, Nathl. Oakes.Military Viewable file1889 · Nathaniel Oak, Benjamin Hastings (of Bolton)
• Nourse, Military Annals of Lancaster (1889), p. 116: source reference (Massachusetts Archives, Revolutionary Rolls, XII. 135) for the Lexington Alarm company roster. The foot of the Lexington Alarm roster that begins on p. 115, with Nourse's reference to the Massachusetts Archives.Military Viewable file1889 · Nathaniel Oak, Benjamin Hastings (of Bolton)
• Nourse, Military Annals of Lancaster (1889), p. 121: Hastings's company petition, Camp No. 2, Cambridge, June 30, 1775. Benjamin Hastings, Captain; Jonathan Houghton, Lieutenant; Jonathan Meriam, Second Lieutenant.Military Viewable file1889 · Benjamin Hastings (of Bolton)
• Nourse, Military Annals of Lancaster (1889), p. 122: Captain Hastings's company at Bunker Hill. Nourse quotes an account that Captain Benjamin Hastings led one company of thirty-four and took post at the rail fence.Military Viewable file1889 · Benjamin Hastings (of Bolton)
• Nourse, Military Annals of Lancaster (1889), p. 77: Captain Benjamin Hastings's company in Willard's regiment (1759). Captain Benjamin Hastings led a company in Willard's regiment; Lancaster and Bolton men are listed under his command.Military Viewable file1889 · Benjamin Hastings (of Bolton)
• Nourse, Military Annals of Lancaster (1889), p. 78: Lake George, and Captain Hastings dismissed from the service for mutinous behavior. From orderly book and diary: drilling at Lake George, and Captain Benjamin Hastings of Bolton 'Dismissed ye Servis with Desgrace' for mutinous behavior.Military Viewable file1889 · Benjamin Hastings (of Bolton)
• Record of Service of Connecticut Men in the Revolution (1889), p. 518: Captain Nash's company, Fishkill, October 1777Military Viewable file1889 · Thomas Deacon Nash III
• Record of Service of Connecticut Men in the Revolution (1889), p. 548: captains at the New Haven alarm, July 1779Military Viewable file1889 · Thomas Deacon Nash III
• Record of Service of Connecticut Men in the Revolution (1889), p. 629: Thomas Nash, Fairfield, captain of guards, 1781Military Viewable file1889 · Thomas Deacon Nash III
• Officers of Companies A, B, C and D, Fifteenth Maine Infantry: the plate facing p. 36 of The Story of the Maine Fifteenth (1890)Military Viewable file1890 · Joseph A. Clark
• Salter, History of Monmouth and Ocean Counties (1890), p. 131: list 'as stated in General Stryker's Reports' (Nathaniel Scudder, killed 15 Oct 1781; Anderson Kenneth, adjutant).Military Viewable file1890 · Col. Kenneth Malet Anderson, Col & Dr Nathaniel I Scudder
• The 1890 census of Union veterans at Skowhegan: Joseph M. York, private, Company B, 30th Maine InfantryMilitary Viewable file1890 · Joseph M. York
• U.S., Veterans Administration Master Index, 1917-1940Military Citation only19 MAY 1891 · Houston, Harris, Texas, USA · Brigadier General Herbert Slayden Clarkson
• U.S., World War I Draft Registration Cards, 1917-1918Military Viewable scan20 DEC 1892 · Philadelphia, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA · John Frank Milewski
• Heitman, Historical Register of Officers of the Continental Army (1893), p. 101: Brooks, John (Mass.): Lieutenant-Colonel Commandant 7th Massachusetts. Entry for John Brooks: captain of minute men at Lexington and Concord 1775, major, and lieutenant-colonel commandant of the 7th Massachusetts from 1778 to 1783.Military Viewable file1893 · John Oak
• Heitman, Historical Register of Officers of the Continental Army (1893), p. 156: Doolittle, Ephraim (Mass.): Colonel Massachusetts Regiment, May to October 1775. Entry for Ephraim Doolittle, colonel of a Massachusetts regiment, May to October 1775.Military Viewable file1893 · Calvin Oak, Seth Oak
• Heitman, Historical Register of Officers of the Continental Army (1893), p. 190: Gilbert, Joseph and Samuel (Mass.): captains of Prescott's Massachusetts Regiment, 1775-1776. Entries for Joseph Gilbert (1st lieutenant, then captain, Prescott's regiment and the 7th Continental Infantry) and Samuel Gilbert (captain, Prescott's regiment, 1775; 7th Continental Infantry, 1776).Military Viewable file1893 · John Oak
• Heitman, Historical Register of Officers of the Continental Army (1893), p. 418: Warner, William (Mass.): Captain 10th Massachusetts, 1776-1780. Entry for William Warner, captain in the 10th Massachusetts from 6 Nov 1776 until he resigned 18 March 1780.Military Viewable file1893 · Calvin Oak
• Heitman, Historical Register of Officers of the Continental Army (1893), p. 432: White, William (Mass.): captain 7th Massachusetts, 1779-1781. Entry for William White: adjutant and lieutenant of the 7th Massachusetts, captain from 1 July 1779, killed October 1781.Military Viewable file1893 · John Oak
• Official Army Register, 1 January 1946, Vol. I (War Department, Adjutant General's Office), Active List, p. 127 (leaf 143), entry 'Clarkson, Percy W. (O4676). B--Tex. 9 Dec. 93 ...'; Internet Archive item officialarmyregi1946unitMilitary Citation only9 DEC 1893 · Texas · Percy W. Clarkson
• Compiled Service Records jacket card (National Archives): Nash, Thomas, Captain, Whiting's Regiment, Connecticut Militia (Revolutionary War).Military Viewable file1894-1912 · Thomas Deacon Nash III
• U.S., World War I Draft Registration Cards, 1917-1918Military Viewable scan Transcription5 JUN 1894 · Kennebec, Maine · Ernest Linwood Oak
• Joseph Oak of Merrimac, Mass., to the Commissioner of Pensions, 25 November 1895, asking for proof that his grandfather Nathaniel Oak was a Revolutionary soldier (page 1, on an H. C. Oak, photographer, letterhead)Military Viewable file25 Nov 1895 · Nathaniel Oak
• Joseph Oak's inquiry of 25 November 1895, page 2 (an older brother went to Bangor, Maine, to collect the pension; wishes to join the Sons of the Revolution)Military Viewable file25 Nov 1895 · Nathaniel Oak
• Massachusetts Soldiers and Sailors of the Revolutionary War: Capt. Benjamin Hastings's company, Col. John Whitcomb's regiment, 1775 (Bolton)Military Research source1896-1908 · Nathaniel Oak, Benjamin Hastings (of Bolton)
• Pension file jacket: 'Invalid. File No. 18534. Nathaniel Oak, Pri Rev War', with a docket of 2 January 1896 (Military History to Joseph Oak, Merrimac)Military Viewable file1896 · Nathaniel Oak
• Massachusetts Soldiers and Sailors of the Revolutionary War, vol. 7: Hastings, Benjamin, Bolton (captain).Military Viewable file1899 · Benjamin Hastings (of Bolton)
• Massachusetts Soldiers and Sailors, vol. XI (1902), p. 597: Oak, Calvin, Winchendon (Capt. Hale's and Capt. Wilder's companies, 1775) and the 1779 Leominster nine-months entry. Calvin Oak of Winchendon: private in Capt. Moses Hale's company on the Lexington alarm (6 days), then in Capt. Abel Wilder's company, Col. Ephraim Doolittle's regiment (muster roll 1 Aug 1775); and a separate entry for 9-months men engaged for Leominster in 1779.Military Viewable file1902 · Calvin Oak
• Massachusetts Soldiers and Sailors, vol. XI (1902), p. 598: Oak, Seth, Winchendon (sergeant, Capt. Hale's company, 1775; quartermaster sergeant, Doolittle's regiment) and Oak, Nathaniel (Bolton, six-months men, 1780). Seth Oak of Winchendon: sergeant in Capt. Moses Hale's militia company on the Lexington alarm (14 days), in Capt. Abel Wilder's company, Col. Ephraim Doolittle's regiment, and quartermaster sergeant at Winter Hill (Oct.-Dec. 1775). Above it, Nathaniel Oak on the Bolton pay roll of 6-months men for 1780.Military Viewable file1902 · Nathaniel Oak, Seth Oak
• Massachusetts Soldiers and Sailors, vol. XI (1902), p. 603: Oaks, Calvin, Warner (descriptive list of Continental recruits, Leominster, 1779; Capt. Warner's company, 10th Mass. regiment). Calvin Oaks, age 20, engaged for the town of Leominster, marched 29 July 1779; also in Capt. Warner's company, 10th Mass. regiment, 28 July 1779 to 28 April 1780 (9 months).Military Viewable file1902 · Calvin Oak
• Massachusetts Soldiers and Sailors, vol. XI (1902), p. 604: Oaks, Nathaniel, Bolton (age 18, six-months men, 13 July 1780; 6th Mass. regiment). Nathaniel Oaks of Bolton, age 18, 5 ft 7 in. Ruddy: descriptive list of six-months men for the Continental Army, Springfield, 13 July 1780, Capt. Thomas Pritchard; private in the Lieut. Colonel's company, 6th Mass. regiment (pay rolls July to Sept. 1780).Military Viewable file1902 · Nathaniel Oak
• Company C ('Blue Rifles'), 17th Alabama Infantry, Butler Co., Ala.: roster as printed in the Greenville Advocate, 30 Apr 1903, 'Thomas Phylyaw', with the transcriber's note from the company muster roll at the Alabama Department of Archives and History ('Thomas Philyaw'); company organized 14 Sep 1861 (transcribed by Ronald Bridges, 2000)Military Research source1903 · Thomas Philyaw
• U.S., Register of Civil, Military, and Naval Service, 1863-1959Military Viewable scan1 JUL 1903 · Amite, Mississippi, USA · Jennie D. Faust
• Goodrich, Vermont Rolls of the Soldiers in the Revolutionary War (1904), p. 609: heading of roll 535, Capt. Josiah Fish's company (September 1782). Heading of the pay roll of Capt. Josiah Fish's company of foot, 1st Regiment of Militia, Gen. Fletcher's Brigade, Col. Stephen R. Bradley, September 1782, assisting the Sheriff; the Seth Oak row is on p. 611.Military Viewable file1904 · Seth Oak
• Goodrich, Vermont Rolls of the Soldiers in the Revolutionary War (1904), p. 610: column headings and dates of roll 535, Capt. Josiah Fish's company (September 1782). Column headings and the preceding dates of the Fish company roll of September 1782; the Seth Oak row is on p. 611.Military Viewable file1904 · Seth Oak
• Goodrich, Vermont Rolls of the Soldiers in the Revolutionary War (1904), p. 611: Seth Oak on the pay roll of Capt. Josiah Fish's company (September 1782, five days). The Seth Oak row (5 days) on roll 535, Capt. Josiah Fish's company, September 1782, assisting the Sheriff.Military Viewable file1904 · Seth Oak
• Goodrich, Vermont Rolls of the Soldiers in the Revolutionary War (1904), p. 807: heading of the Athens detachment list, September 1782 (Capt. Ezra Chaffee). Heading of the paper in which the commanding officer of the militia at Athens, on orders of Brig. Gen. Fletcher of 10 Sept 1782, mustered and marched men toward Guilford to assist the Sheriff; the named rows (Capt. Ezra Chaffee, Seth Oak, Nathaniel Oak) are on p. 808.Military Viewable file1904 · Nathaniel Oak, Seth Oak
• Goodrich, Vermont Rolls of the Soldiers in the Revolutionary War (1904), p. 808: Athens detachment, September 1782: Capt. Ezra Chaffee, Seth Oak and Nathaniel Oak (two days each). Rows of the Athens list: Capt. Ezra Chaffee 2, Seth Oak 2, Nathaniel Oak 2 (days allowed), among the men who marched toward Guilford in September 1782.Military Viewable file1904 · Nathaniel Oak, Seth Oak
• Symmes, Old Tennent Church (1904), p. 363: Soldiers' Graves in Old Tennent Cemetery ('Anderson, Kenneth, Adjt. 1st Regt., Monmouth, May 1, 1777').Military Viewable file1904 · Col. Kenneth Malet Anderson
• Symmes, Old Tennent Church (1904), p. 365: Soldiers' Graves, 'Scudder, Nathaniel, Lieut. Col., 1st Regt., Monmouth .. killed .. Oct. 15, 1781'.Military Viewable file1904 · Col & Dr Nathaniel I Scudder
• U.S., World War II Draft Cards Young Men, 1940-1947Military Viewable scan12 JAN 1904 · Baton Rouge, Ebr, Louisiana · Frances Adeline Philyaw, Joseph Fletcher Dupriest
• U.S., Register of Civil, Military, and Naval Service, 1863-1959Military Viewable scan1 JUL 1905 · Gloster, Mississippi, USA · Emmons Nathaniel 'E. Nat' Ligon
• U.S., World War II Draft Cards Young Men, 1940-1947Military Viewable scan5 AUG 1905 · Amory, Monroe, Mississippi, USA · Louis Gordon Dixon
• Confirmed by the Senate on 25 July 1913 as a second lieutenant, Field Artillery (H-C02). Page as printed.Military Viewable file25 Jul 1913 · Brigadier General Herbert Slayden Clarkson
• Congressional Record (Senate), 27 Jun 1913, p. 2238: nominations received, appointment in the Army, Field Artillery ArmMilitary Research source1913 · Brigadier General Herbert Slayden Clarkson
• Congressional Record (Senate), 27 Jun 1913, p. 2238: nominations received, appointment in the Army, Field Artillery Arm. U.S. Congress, Congressional Record (Internet Archive scan). leaf 227 of the scanned volume (June 17 - August 2, 1913). URL: https://archive.org/details/sim_congressional-record-proceedings-and-debates_june-17-1913-august-2-1913_50Military Citation only25 JUL 1913 · Brigadier General Herbert Slayden Clarkson
• Congressional Record, 25 Jul 1913, p. 2756: nominations confirmed by the Senate, Field Artillery Arm, to be second lieutenantsMilitary Research source1913 · Brigadier General Herbert Slayden Clarkson
• Eckenrode, List of the Revolutionary Soldiers of Virginia, Supplement (1913), p. 186: Ligon, Blackman (7th, 3rd and 7th, and 5th and 11th Virginia Regiments).Military Viewable file1913 · Blackman Ligon
• Lucky Bag 1913, p. 60: Herbert Slayden Clarkson, San Antonio, Texas - "Bertie," "Dimple G.," "Lush" - with his portrait.Military Viewable file1913 · Brigadier General Herbert Slayden Clarkson
• Nominated 27 June 1913 as 'late midshipman, United States Navy' to be second lieutenant of Field Artillery, with rank from 26 June 1913 (H-C01). Page as printed.Military Viewable file27 Jun 1913 · Brigadier General Herbert Slayden Clarkson
• Army List and Directory, 20 January 1914: the entry for Herbert S. Clarkson, 2 lt. 2 field art. Manila, P. I.Military Viewable file20 January 1914 · Brigadier General Herbert Slayden Clarkson
• Official Army Register for 1916, index: "Clarkson, Herbert S., 2 lt. 6 field art.. 242."Military Viewable file1916 · Brigadier General Herbert Slayden Clarkson
• U.S. World War II Army Enlistment Records, 1938-1946Military Transcription16 AUG 1916 · Bexar, Texas · Herbert Kelso Clarkson
• U.S., Department of Veterans Affairs BIRLS Death File, 1850-2020Military Citation only16 AUG 1916 · San Antonio, Texas · Herbert Kelso Clarkson
• U.S., Select Military Registers, 1862-1985Military Viewable scan16 AUG 1916 · San Antonio, Texas · Herbert Kelso Clarkson
• U.S., World War II Draft Cards Young Men, 1940-1947Military Viewable scan16 AUG 1916 · Chicago, Cook, Illinois, United States · Herbert Kelso Clarkson
• U.S., World War II Draft Cards Young Men, 1940-1947Military Viewable scan16 AUG 1916 · Chicago, Cook, Illinois, United States · Herbert Kelso Clarkson
• U.S., World War II Draft Cards Young Men, 1940-1947Military Viewable scan16 AUG 1916 · Chicago, Cook, Illinois, United States · Herbert Kelso Clarkson
• War Department reply of 8 May 1916 on Seth Oaks, captain of Capt. Oaks' Company of Artificers (first page)Military Viewable file8 May 1916 · Seth Oak
• War Department reply of 8 May 1916, continuation (Nathan Oaks, Jacobs' regiment; suggestions to write to Massachusetts or the Pension Office)Military Viewable file8 May 1916 · Seth Oak
• DAR Lineage Book XLIV (1917), p. 144: no. 43381: James Dutton, 'Capt. Seth Oaks' company of artificers' (Brandywine, 1777). Lineage entry for a DAR member (no. 43381) that gives her ancestor James Dutton (1740-1839) as at the battle of Brandywine, 1777, in Capt. Seth Oaks' company of artificers.Military Viewable file1917 · Seth Oak
• Lucas Miller, Veterans Administration Master IndexMilitary Research source1917–1940 collection; death19Dec1929 · Lucas Miller
• Official Army Register, 1 December 1918: under First Lieutenants, Infantry, 'Kelso, Winchester, jr 26 oct. 17' (date of rank 26 Oct 1917); the Sun (New York), 6 Apr 1918, p. 11, army orders listing 'Winchester Kelso, Jr.' among Regular Army infantry promotions; Evening Star (Washington), 16 Feb 1919, p. 41: 'Lieut. Winchester Kelso, U. S. A., accompanied by his wife and little son'. Internet ArMilitary Citation only26 OCT 1917 · Winchester Kelso Jr.
• Report of the Adjutant General of the State of Maine, World War period, vol. II, p. 237: the continued list of persons credited to Gardiner in federal service, including the entry "Oak, Ernest L."Military Viewable file1917-1920 (roster) · Ernest Linwood Oak
• U.S., Veterans Administration Master Index, 1917-1940 (National Archives, Record Group 15): Ernest Linwood Oak, military service, military date 17 Jan 1919, died 11 Sep 1959Military Research source1917-1940 · Ernest Linwood Oak
• U.S., World War I Draft Registration Cards, 1917-1918Military Viewable scanBET 1917 AND 1918 · Somerset County, Maine, USA · Lewis Whittier Russell
• U.S., World War I Draft Registration Cards, 1917-1918: registration card and registrar's report of Ernest Linwood Oak, Gardiner, Maine, Precinct 1, 5 Jun 1917 (Kennebec County, Draft Board 2, roll 1653910, card serial 225)Military Research source1917 · Ernest Linwood Oak
• World War I draft registration card of Nat E. Ligon, Tulsa, Oklahoma, 5 Jun 1917 (precinct 16, card 91)Military Research source1917 · Emmons Nathaniel 'E. Nat' Ligon
• World War I draft registration card: Angelo Disanto, Newark, N.J., 5 June 1917, 46 Madison StreetMilitary Viewable file1917-06-05 · Domenico DiSanto
• WWI draft registration card, Angelo Disanto, Newark, N.J., 5 Jun 1917: 46 Madison St., Newark; born 2 Oct 1887 at 'Pescolagiona', Italy; declared intention; pipe-fitter helper, Crucible Steel Co., Harrison; single; tall, stout, blue eyes, black hairMilitary Research source1917 · Angelo Oreste Di Santo
• WWI draft registration card, Domenico DiSanto, Newark, 5 Jun 1917Military Viewable file1917-06-05 · Domenico DiSanto
• WWI draft registration card, John Milewski, Philadelphia, local board 14Military Viewable file1917 · John Frank Milewski
• WWI draft registration card, John Milewski, Philadelphia, local board 14: born 20 Dec 1892Military Research source1917 · John Frank Milewski
• Louisiana World War I service record of Lucas Miller, Army no. 1,617,037, Ville Platte, Evangeline Parish: born Chataignier, La., 8 September 1896; inducted 4 September 1918; Co. G, 84th Infantry; private; discharged 12 February 1919, 0 percent disabled.Military Viewable file1918 · Lucas Miller
• Lucas Miller, World War I draft registrationMilitary Research source5 June 1918 · Lucas Miller
• Lucas Miller’s draft registration, 5 June 1918, with both sides of the card. He reported birth at Chataignier on 8 September 1896 and named Camile Miller as employer and nearest relative.Military Viewable file1918 · Lucas Miller
• Maine, U.S., Military Index, 1917-1920: Ernest L. Oak, born at Skowhegan, residence Gardiner, serial number 3162447; inducted at Waterville on 25 July 1918, corporal on 20 November 1918, Co. A, 73rd Infantry, no overseas service, honorably discharged on demobilization 17 January 1919.Military Viewable file1918-07-25 to 1919-01-17 · Ernest Linwood Oak
• U.S., World War I Draft Registration Cards: Charles Weiss, 177 Madison Ave., Paterson, N.J., born 31 Jan 1878; nearest relative his wife, Emma WeissMilitary Viewable file1918-09-12 · Karl Weiss
• World War I draft registration card (front and registrar's report) of George Lee Russell, 1918, attached in the family tree.Military Viewable file1918 · George Lee Russell
• World War I draft registration card, George F. Oak, 12 Sep 1918, Skowhegan.Military Viewable file12 Sep 1918 · George Franklin Oak
• U.S. Veterans Administration Master Index, 1917-1940: Ernest Linwood Oak, record type Military Service, born 5 June 1894, military date 17 January 1919, residence Gardiner, Maine, death date 11 September 1959.Military Viewable file1919-01-17 · Ernest Linwood Oak
• First Division General Orders No. 1, 1 January 1920: certificate citing Private Henry L. Foss, Co. D, 3rd Machine Gun Battalion, wounded in action in the Meuse-Argonne Offensive on 9 October 1918. The image shows a framed copy beside a clean scan of the same certificate.Military Viewable file1920-01-01 · Henry Leroy Foss
• United States Enlisted and Officer Muster Rolls and Rosters 1916-1939: officers' roster, Camp Travis, Texas, about 1920Military Research sourceabout 1920 · Brigadier General Herbert Slayden Clarkson
• Society of the First Division, History of the First Division During the World War (1922), p. 103: the First Division's front at Soissons. The 20th Corps assault southwest of Soissons and the First Division's front of about twenty-eight hundred meters.Military Viewable file1922 · Henry Leroy Foss
• Society of the First Division, History of the First Division During the World War (1922), p. 164: objectives of the St. Mihiel advance. Orders to continue the advance to the first day's objective, the towns of La Marche and Nonsard, and the line to the Bois de Gargantua.Military Viewable file1922 · Henry Leroy Foss
• Society of the First Division, History of the First Division During the World War (1922), p. 177: orders for the Meuse-Argonne attack. Division Headquarters orders for relief and an assault at dawn on October 1st, with troops to advance on September 30th toward Cheppy.Military Viewable file1922 · Henry Leroy Foss
• Society of the First Division, History of the First Division During the World War (1922), p. 88: the 1st Division's front in June 1918 (3d Machine Gun Battalion with the 2d Brigade). The relief of the French on the nights of June 1-2 and 2-3, the order of the regiments, and the 3d Machine Gun Battalion with the 2d Brigade.Military Viewable file1922 · Henry Leroy Foss
• U.S., World War II Draft Cards Young Men, 1940-1947Military Citation only1922
• U.S., World War II Draft Cards Young Men, 1940-1947Military Viewable scan15 NOV 1922 · Chataignier, Evangeline Parish, Louisiana, United States of America · James Rellim Miller Sr
• Pension file W.25398 (Nathaniel Oak, Athens, Vt.; widow Susan), scan 00099: Commissioner of Pensions' reply to David F. Lane, 24 Oct 1923. Reply summarising W.25398: Nathaniel Oak, then of Winchendon, served three or four months in Capt. Ephraim Houghton's company, Col. Denny's regiment (to Fort Stanwix) and six months in Col. Nixon's 6th Massachusetts, discharged 16 Dec 1780; married Susan Evans 3 Dec 1787 at Athens; died 25 March 1830.Military Viewable file24 Oct 1923 · Nathaniel Oak
• Pension file W.25398 (Nathaniel Oak, Athens, Vt.; widow Susan), scan 00116: David F. Lane's inquiry of 12 Sept 1923 about Seth Oak and Nathaniel Oak. Letter to the Commissioner of Pensions asking for the military records of Seth Oak (born 8 April 1733, son of Nathaniel and Tabitha Rice Oak, died at Townshend, Vt.) and of Nathaniel Oak (born 1762, second son of Seth and Elizabeth Shevally Oak, died at Athens 25 March 1830); margin note 'Negative' beside Seth.Military Viewable file12 Sep 1923 · Nathaniel Oak, Seth Oak
• Army List and Directory, 1 July 1926: the entry for Herbert S. Clarkson, maj. F.A. (Instr. N.G.), San Antonio, Tex.Military Viewable file1 July 1926 · Brigadier General Herbert Slayden Clarkson
• U.S., Department of Veterans Affairs BIRLS Death File, 1850-2020Military Citation only28 MAY 1927 · Maine · Wendell Merle Oak
• Army List and Directory, 1 January 1928: the entry for Herbert S. Clarkson at the Command and General Staff School, Leavenworth.Military Viewable file1 January 1928 · Brigadier General Herbert Slayden Clarkson
• Army List and Directory, 1 January 1929: the entry for Herbert S. Clarkson, Militia Bureau.Military Viewable file1 January 1929 · Brigadier General Herbert Slayden Clarkson
• Maine, U.S., Military Index, 1917-1920 (index of the 1929 Roster of Maine in the Military Service): Ernest L. Oak, Gardiner. Induction 25 Jul 1918 at Waterville; corporal 20 Nov 1918; Company A, 73rd Infantry; no overseas service; honorable discharge on demobilization 17 Jan 1919Military Research source1929 · Ernest Linwood Oak
• Roster of Maine in the Military Service of the United States and Allies in the World War, 1917-1919, vol. II (Augusta, 1929), p. 291: Russell, Bert Von, 1st LtMilitary Research source1929 · Bert Von Russell
• Roster of Maine in the Military Service of the United States and Allies in the World War, 1917-1919, vol. II (Augusta, 1929), p. 45: Oak, Donald P., Bangor; born Caribou 12 May 1889; inducted Tulsa, Okla., 6 Sep 1918; private, Co. B, 1st Replacement Regiment of Engineers, Washington Barracks; honorably discharged 30 Nov 1918Military Research source1929 · Donald P. Oak
• Roster of Maine in the World War, 1917-1919, vol. II, p. 291: Russell, Bert Von, 1st LtMilitary Viewable file1929 · Bert Von Russell
• Army List and Directory, 1 January 1931: the entry for Herbert S. Clarkson, instructor of the National Guard, San Antonio.Military Viewable file1 January 1931 · Brigadier General Herbert Slayden Clarkson
• Massachusetts Soldiers, Sailors and Marines in the Civil War, vol. 6, p. 394: Corpl. Joseph Oak, 3rd Massachusetts CavalryMilitary Viewable file1931 · Joseph Oak
• Massachusetts Soldiers, Sailors and Marines in the Civil War, vol. 6, p. 394: Oak, Joseph, Corpl., 3rd Mass. Cavalry, res. West AmesburyMilitary Research source1931 · Joseph Oak
• Army List and Directory, 20 April 1937: the entry for Herbert S. Clarkson at the Field Artillery School, Fort Sill.Military Viewable file20 April 1937 · Brigadier General Herbert Slayden Clarkson
• U.S., World War II Draft Cards Young Men: Raymond William Weiss, registered 16 Oct 1940, Paterson, N.J.; born 16 Sep 1910, Paterson; employer Brustlin Bros.; next of kin Mr. George WeissMilitary Viewable file1940-10-16 · Raymond William Weiss
• U.S., World War II Draft Cards Young Men: Raymond William Weiss, registered 16 Oct 1940, Paterson; born 16 Sep 1910, Paterson; employer Brustlin Bros.; next of kin Mr. George WeissMilitary Research source1940 · Raymond William Weiss
• World War II draft registration card (front) of Gus J. Groos Jr. of San Antonio, Texas, aged 27, born 22 June 1913 at San Antonio, employed by Hugo Groos & Co., with his mother, Mrs. Florence Groos, named as the person who will always know his address.Military Viewable file1940-10-16 · Gus Julius Groos Jr
• Official Army Register, 1 Jan 1946, p. 127 (leaf 143): Percy W. Clarkson (O4676), Active List. Internet Archive. No URL recordedMilitary Citation only14 OCT 1941 · Percy W. Clarkson
• NARA, WWII Army Enlistment Records (AAD): Ames Lawrence G, serial 11016981, Somerset Co., Maine; enlisted Portland, Maine, 8 Jan 1942; private, Air Corps; born 1922; farm handMilitary Research source1942 · Lawrence Gilbert Ames
• NARA, WWII Army Enlistment Records (AAD): Chambliss Edgar R, serial 18197086, enlisted 2 Nov 1942 at Ellington Field, Houston, private, Air Corps, born 1914, ArkansasMilitary Research source1942 · Edgar Raye Chambliss
• NARA, WWII Army Enlistment Records (AAD): Russell Kenneth J, serial 06120653, residence Cumberland Co., Maine; enlisted Portland, Maine, 23 Jun 1942; private; born 1909, Maine; married; truck or tractor driver; source of personnel: Regular Army, re-enlisted after dischargeMilitary Research source1942 · Kenneth John Russell
• WWII draft registration card, Edward Joseph Milewski, Harrison, N.J., 16 Feb 1942: born 10 Jan 1921, Manayunk, Pa.Military Research source1942 · Edward Milewski
• WWII draft registration card, Edward Joseph Milewski, Harrison, N.J., 1942Military Viewable file1942 · Edward Milewski
• conclusions, the recommendation, his signature, and the note that Eisenhower read it on 22 September 1943Military Viewable file18 Sep 1943 · Brigadier General Herbert Slayden Clarkson
• Confirmed with the list on 7 October 1943 (H-C04); this leaf carries the start of the confirmations, and the name is on the following leaf (H-S04). Page as printed.Military Viewable file7 Oct 1943 · Brigadier General Herbert Slayden Clarkson
• Congressional Record (Senate), 28 Sep 1943, pp. 7874-7875: nominations received, temporary appointments in the Army of the United States, to be brigadier generalsMilitary Research source1943 · Brigadier General Herbert Slayden Clarkson
• Congressional Record (Senate), 28 Sep 1943, pp. 7874-7875: nominations received, temporary appointments in the Army of the United States, to be brigadier generals. U.S. Congress, Congressional Record (Internet Archive scan). leaves 563-564 of the scanned volume (July 7 - October 20, 1943). URL: https://archive.org/details/sim_congressional-record-proceedings-and-debates_july-07-october-20-1943_89Military Citation only28 SEP 1943 · Brigadier General Herbert Slayden Clarkson
• Congressional Record (Senate), 7 Oct 1943, pp. 8165-8166: nominations confirmed, temporary appointments in the Army of the United States, to be brigadier generalsMilitary Research source1943 · Brigadier General Herbert Slayden Clarkson
• Congressional Record, Senate, 7 October 1943, p. 8166: a page of Army appointments, with lists of promotions in the regular army and of temporary appointments in the Army of the United States. In the third column, under 'To be brigadier generals', the name Herbert Slayden Clarkson appears between Russell Alger Osmun and Roland Francis Walsh.Military Viewable file7 Oct 1943 · Brigadier General Herbert Slayden Clarkson
• Continuation of the 28 September 1943 list of nominations for temporary brigadier general (H-C03). Page as printed.Military Viewable file28 Sep 1943 · Brigadier General Herbert Slayden Clarkson
• Continuation of the 7 October 1943 confirmation list (H-C04). Page as printed.Military Viewable file7 Oct 1943 · Brigadier General Herbert Slayden Clarkson
• Eisenhower Library finding aid, Pre-Presidential Papers Principal File, p. 106: the folder 'PATTON, George S., Jr. (3) [Sept. 1943 - Nov. 1943]' is described as including 'Col. H.S. Clarkson, Inspector General, to Eisenhower regarding the official inquiry into the slapping incident.'Military Viewable fileSept.-Nov. 1943 (folder dates) · Brigadier General Herbert Slayden Clarkson
• how the witnesses were questioned, and the first conclusionsMilitary Viewable file18 Sep 1943 · Brigadier General Herbert Slayden Clarkson
• Nominated 28 September 1943 for temporary appointment as brigadier general, Army of the United States (H-C03); this leaf carries the start of the nominations, and the name is on the following leaf (H-S03). Page as printed.Military Viewable file28 Sep 1943 · Brigadier General Herbert Slayden Clarkson
• Page 403 of Harry C. Butcher's My Three Years with Eisenhower, the diary entry for Algiers, 2 September 1943: Eisenhower wants the Inspector General to make a thorough canvass of the situation in Sicily to learn whether the troops still have grievances after the Patton incidents.Military Viewable file2 Sep 1943 (published 1946) · Brigadier General Herbert Slayden Clarkson
• Page 404 of Harry C. Butcher's My Three Years with Eisenhower, the continuation of the Algiers entry of 2 September 1943. Hirshson's note 105 cites pages 403-404 together; this page turns to other business.Military Viewable file2 Sep 1943 (published 1946) · Brigadier General Herbert Slayden Clarkson
• Pages 404-405 of Hirshson's General Patton: Hirshson's account that Everett Hughes, Eisenhower's deputy, was sending Herbert Slayden 'Bertie' Clarkson, 'Ike's inspector general,' to Sicily to look into the Patton slapping incidents (September 1943).Military Viewable file1943 events, 2003 printing · Brigadier General Herbert Slayden Clarkson
• Pages 416-417 of Hirshson's General Patton: Hirshson's account of Colonel Herbert Slayden Clarkson's inspector general report on Patton, with quotations Hirshson takes from the report and from Everett Hughes's diary (19 September 1943).Military Viewable file1943 events, 2003 printing · Brigadier General Herbert Slayden Clarkson
• the effect on the troops, and Patton's own two explanationsMilitary Viewable file18 Sep 1943 · Brigadier General Herbert Slayden Clarkson
• the inquiry made in Sicily, 2-16 September 1943, on Lieutenant General Patton's treatment of two hospital patientsMilitary Viewable file18 Sep 1943 · Brigadier General Herbert Slayden Clarkson
• U.S. Marine Corps muster roll, Seventh Recruit Battalion, Parris Island, S.C., October 1943, sheet 7 (line 580: Edward J. Milewski)Military Viewable file1943-10 · Edward Milewski
• U.S. Marine Corps muster roll, Seventh Recruit Battalion, Parris Island, S.C., October 1943, sheet 7, line 580: Edward J. MilewskiMilitary Research source1943 · Edward Milewski
• National WWII Museum: U.S. Army Signal Corps photograph of officers at IV Corps headquarters near Lucca, Italy, 13 Oct 1944 (accession 2007.048.323)Military Research source1944 · Brigadier General Herbert Slayden Clarkson
• National WWII Museum: U.S. Army Signal Corps photograph of officers at IV Corps headquarters near Lucca, Italy, 13 Oct 1944 (accession 2007.048.323). The National WWII Museum. URL: https://www.ww2online.org/image/military-officers-eating-lunch-near-lucca-italy-october-1944Military Citation only13 OCT 1944 · IV Corps headquarters near Lucca, Italy · Brigadier General Herbert Slayden Clarkson
• Official Army Register, 1 January 1944, p. 170: "Clarkson, Herbert S. (O3605). B - Tex. 19 May 91. A - Tex. Grad. C. and G. S. Sch. 28, F. A. Sch. Advanced Course, 27. Naval Acad. 13." (the page Hirshson cites in his note 104).Military Viewable file1 January 1944 · Brigadier General Herbert Slayden Clarkson
• U.S., World War II Draft Cards Young Men, 1940-1947Military Citation only1945
• Copyright page of Harry C. Butcher's My Three Years with Eisenhower (Simon and Schuster, 1946), the edition whose pages 403-404 Hirshson cites in his note 105.Military Viewable file1946 · Brigadier General Herbert Slayden Clarkson
• Official Army Register, 1 January 1946, Vol. I, the "Colonels - Continued" list: Herbert S. Clarkson (I.G.D.) and Charles G. Helmick, both 1 July 1942.Military Viewable file1 January 1946 · Brigadier General Herbert Slayden Clarkson
• Official Army Register, January 1, 1946, p. 127: Clarkson, Herbert S. and Clarkson, Percy W. Herbert S. Clarkson brig. gen. A. U. S. 14 Sept. 43; Percy W. Clarkson col. A. U. S. 14 Oct. 41, brig. gen. 20 June 42, maj. gen. 5 Dec. 42.Military Viewable file1946 · Brigadier General Herbert Slayden Clarkson, Percy W. Clarkson
• U.S. Marine Corps muster roll, Separation Battalion, Camp Lejeune, N.C., April 1946 (line 100: Edward J. Milewski)Military Viewable file1946-04 · Edward Milewski
• U.S. Marine Corps muster roll, Separation Battalion, Camp Lejeune, N.C., July 1946, sheet 11 (Pfc. Edward J. Milewski, 886391, honorable discharge)Military Viewable file1946-07 · Edward Milewski
• U.S. Marine Corps muster roll, Separation Battalion, Camp Lejeune, N.C., July 1946, sheet 11: Pfc. Edward J. Milewski, 886391, honorable dischargeMilitary Research source1946 · Edward Milewski
• Headstone application for Lucas Miller, 6 August 1947. Mrs. Edese Hollier identified herself as his wife, now remarried. The form records his Army service and a November 1947 shipment.Military Viewable file1947 · Lucas Miller
• Official Army Register, January 1, 1947 (retired list), p. 1335: Clarkson, Herbert S., retired 31 May 46 with rank of brig. gen. Clarkson, Herbert S. (O3605).. retired 31 May 46 with rank of brig. gen.Military Viewable file1947 · Brigadier General Herbert Slayden Clarkson
• Reverse of Lucas Miller’s 1947 headstone application, with cemetery certification. The certifier’s surname remains uncertain.Military Viewable file1947 · Lucas Miller
• Register of Commissioned and Warrant Officers of the United States Naval Reserve, April 1949, p. 391: Groos, Gus J. Jr., LCDRMilitary Research source1949 · Gus Julius Groos Jr, Clarkson Groos, Frederick Carl Groos Jr., Florence Alice Clarkson and 1 more
• Register of Naval Reserve officers, April 1949, p. 391: Groos, Gus J. Jr., lieutenant commanderMilitary Viewable file1949-04 · Gus Julius Groos Jr
• Official Register of the United States (1950), p. 152: Department of Defense, Third Army installations, Maj. Gen. Percy W. Clarkson, 3d Infantry Division, Fort Benning, Ga. Class I Installations of the Third Army: 'Maj. Gen. Percy W. Clarkson.. 3d Infantry Division, Fort Benning, Ga.', legal residence Tex. 20th congressional district.Military Viewable file1950 · Percy W. Clarkson
• 47th Viking Infantry Division, Camp Rucker, Alabama, pictorial review (1951): Battery A, 175th Field Artillery Battalion. 'Ivan R. Oak' is in the first-row name list.Military Viewable file1951
• 47th Viking Infantry Division, Camp Rucker, Alabama: pictorial review (Atlanta: Albert Love Enterprises, 1951), 175th Field Artillery Battalion, Battery A company photographMilitary Research source1951
• Foreign Relations of the United States, 1952-1954, vol. II, part 2, p. 1025: Joint Task Force 132 under Maj. General Percy W. Clarkson (joint release, 1952). Appendix A, joint release of the Department of Defense and the Atomic Energy Commission: Joint Task Force 132 will conduct tests in the autumn at Eniwetok Atoll; 'The organization of Joint Task Force 132 under the command of Maj. General Percy W. Clarkson was announced February 18, 1952.' Footnote 14: 'Maj. Gen. Percy W. Clarkson, Deputy Chief of Staff, U.S. Armed Forces, Pacific.'.Military Viewable file1952-1954 · Percy W. Clarkson
• U.S., Korean War Era Draft Cards, 1948-1959Military Citation only28 APR 1954 · Paterson, New Jersey · Iantha M. Hoefer
• U.S., Select Military Registers, 1862-1985Military Viewable scanFEB 1954 · Herbert Kelso Clarkson
• Army Register, 1955, vol. I, p. 936: Clarkson Herbert Slayden (retired 31 May 46) and Clarkson Percy William (retired 31 Dec 53). Brig Gen Herbert Slayden Clarkson, retired 31 May 46, DSM; Maj Gen Percy William Clarkson, retired 31 Dec 53.Military Viewable file1955 · Brigadier General Herbert Slayden Clarkson, Percy W. Clarkson
• U.S., Korean War Era Draft Cards, 1948-1959Military Citation only7 SEP 1955 · Harrison, Hudson Cty, New Jersey · Josephine J. Sobacz
• U.S., Headstone Applications for Military Veterans, 1925-1963: Application for Headstone or Marker (QMC Form 646) for Ernest Linwood Oak, Oak Grove Cemetery, Gardiner, Maine, 1959-1960Military Research source1960 · Ernest Linwood Oak
• U.S., Navy Cruise Books, 1918-2009Military Citation only1974
• DD Form 214Military TranscriptionBET 17 JUN 1977 AND 21 FEB 1979 · Fort Hood, Bell, Texas, USA · Richard Dixon Oak Sr.
• DD Form 214, Report of Separation from Active Duty, Richard Dixon Oak: Army, Specialist 4, 1st Battalion 82d Field Artillery, 1st Cavalry Division, Fort Hood, Texas; entered active service 17 Jun 1977; honorable discharge effective 21 Feb 1979; expert rifle and hand grenade; Chaparral crewman and basic airborne courses. Social Security number and street address blacked out.Military Viewable file1979-02-21 · Richard Dixon Oak Sr.
• U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs BIRLS Death File: Clarkson Groos, born 13 Jun 1908, died 8 Jul 1986; Navy, enlisted 18 Mar 1942, discharged 1 Nov 1945Military Research source1986 · Clarkson Groos
• U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs BIRLS Death File: Frederick Carl Groos, born 17 Nov 1911, died 26 May 1998; Navy, enlisted 27 Jun 1942, discharged 8 Nov 1945Military Research source1998 · Frederick Carl Groos Jr.
• Copyright page of Stanley P. Hirshson's General Patton: A Soldier's Life, giving the edition read for Herbert Slayden Clarkson's account: the first Harper Perennial edition, 2003 (hardcover HarperCollins, 2002).Military Viewable file2003 · Brigadier General Herbert Slayden Clarkson
• Pages 764-765 of Hirshson's General Patton, the endnotes: note 25 cites 'Report of Colonel Herbert Slayden Clarkson, Inspector General's Department, Sept. 18, 1943,' in Box 91 of the Eisenhower Pre-Presidential Papers; note 105 cites Butcher's book, pp. 403-404.Military Viewable file2003 · Brigadier General Herbert Slayden Clarkson
• Pages 808-809 of Hirshson's General Patton, the index: 'Clarkson, Herbert Slayden "Bertie," investigates slappings, 404, 417.'.Military Viewable file2003 · Brigadier General Herbert Slayden Clarkson
• Civil War company roster with the entry for Jackson ChapmanMilitary Viewable file2/8/2026, 1:22 PM · Jackson Chapman
• SAR Patriot Research System, P-232624, James Lamson: MA, private; born 30 Jul 1754, N.H.; died 18 Mar 1795, Noblesborough; Capt. James Bancroft's company, Col. Michael Jackson's regiment, Continental Army, 1 May 1777 - 18 Apr 1780; wife Mary; children James D., Betsey (a research aid, not proof)Military Research source2026 · James Lamson
• A printed page headed 'State of Vermont' from a Revolutionary War rolls book, with a list of names that includes Seth Oak and petitions entered in the Secretary's office.Military Viewable fileundated (Vermont rolls) · Seth Oak
• A printed roll of Revolutionary War service, page 611 of a Vermont rolls volume, listing about forty men with their days of service, among them Seth Oak and Nathaniel Oak.Military Viewable fileundated (Vermont rolls) · Seth Oak
• Abraham Samson of Ashburnham in the Massachusetts Revolutionary War rolls, 1779Military Viewable fileAbraham Sampson
• Alabama, U.S., Civil War Soldiers, 1860-1865Military Citation onlyMargaret Jane Longmire
• American Revolution SoldierMilitary Viewable fileCharles Wesley Jordan
• american revolutionary soldierMilitary Viewable fileJames Buzzell
• Book of Dow page 247Military Viewable fileLydia Huse
• City of Dover, NHMilitary Viewable fileJames Leighton
• Connecticut Revolutionary War Military Lists, 1775-83Military Citation onlyThomas Deacon Nash III
• Connecticut Revolutionary War Military Lists, 1775-83Military Citation onlyConnecticut · Thomas Deacon Nash III
• Ebenezer Conant of Ashburnham in the Massachusetts Revolutionary War rollsMilitary Viewable fileEbenezer Conant Jr.
• Eisenhower Library finding aid, Principal File, p. 105: the box number 91 begins at the entry PARKER, KENNETH, so the PATTON folders on the next page fall in Box 91.Military Viewable fileundated (finding aid page) · Brigadier General Herbert Slayden Clarkson
• Eisenhower Library finding aid, Principal File, p. 106: Box 91, "PATTON, George S., Jr. (3) [Sept. 1943 - Nov. 1943]" lists a document from Col. H. S. Clarkson, Inspector General, to Eisenhower regarding the official inquiry into the slapping incident.Military Viewable filefinding aid page (p. 106 of 282) · Brigadier General Herbert Slayden Clarkson
• Ensign Seth Alexander, marching to the relief of Ticonderoga in 1777Military Viewable fileSeth Alexander
• Francis M Ames Civil War RecordMilitary Viewable fileFrancis Ames
• French_and_indian_war_mapMilitary Viewable fileEbenezer Dow
• Henry Leroy Foss in dress uniform, captioned "Henry Leroy Foss, May 1936" -- a later, second period of service, not yet reconciled with his WWI recordMilitary Viewable fileHenry Leroy Foss
• Henry Leroy Foss in WWI uniform, overseas, sidearm and ammunition pouches visibleMilitary Viewable fileHenry Leroy Foss
• Henry Leroy Foss, studio portrait in WWI uniform, oval eagle-topped memorial frameMilitary Viewable fileHenry Leroy Foss
• Hirshson, General Patton, pp. 404-405: Eisenhower's deputy sends 'Bertie' Clarkson, the inspector general, to Sicily after the Patton slapping incidentsMilitary Viewable fileBrigadier General Herbert Slayden Clarkson
• Hirshson, General Patton, pp. 416-417: the passage on Colonel Clarkson's inspector general report on Patton (18 Sep 1943)Military Viewable fileBrigadier General Herbert Slayden Clarkson
• Hirshson, General Patton, pp. 764-765: endnotes 104-106 and chapter eleven notes 19-39, including note 25 citing Clarkson's report of 18 Sep 1943Military Viewable fileBrigadier General Herbert Slayden Clarkson
• Hirshson, General Patton, pp. 808-809: index entry 'Clarkson, Herbert Slayden "Bertie," investigates slappings, 404, 417'Military Viewable fileBrigadier General Herbert Slayden Clarkson
• Hirshson, General Patton: A Soldier's Life (Harper Perennial, 2003): copyright page and edition statementMilitary Viewable fileBrigadier General Herbert Slayden Clarkson
• Index to War of 1812 Pension Application Files (NARA M313), roll 6: envelope face for Jeremiah Bearden, soldier, and Rachel Bearden, widow (W.O. 10914, W.C. 6387). The envelope face names the soldier Jeremiah Bearden and the widow Rachel Bearden; W.O. 10914 is Rachel Bearden's original widow's pension application number and W.C. 6387 her widow's pension certificate number (two numbers for one widow's pension matter). It also shows service as a private in Capt. Abraham Allen's company, Tennessee militia (enlisted 28 January 1814, discharged 26 May 1814), her maiden name Hamilton, the marriage on 20 March 1811 in Montgomery County, Tennessee, and his death on 15 May 1850 in Pike County, Mississippi.Military Viewable fileundated index card (NARA microfilm M313) · Rachel Hamilton Bearden, Jeremiah Bearden
• Jackson Chapman's government-issue military headstone, Iowa Veterans Home Cemetery, Marshalltown, IowaMilitary Viewable fileJackson Chapman
• John Ford made ensign of the west Milford trainband, 1754Military Viewable fileLieutenant John Ford
• John Ford made lieutenant of the west company in Milford, 1756Military Viewable fileLieutenant John Ford
• Jonathan Sampson of Ashburnham in the Massachusetts Revolutionary War rollsMilitary Viewable fileJonathan Sampson Jr.
• Jonathan Samson of Ashburnham at Dorchester Heights, in the Massachusetts Revolutionary War rollsMilitary Viewable fileJonathan Sampson Jr.
• Lieut. James Alfred Faust's Confederate marker, Faust Cemetery, Amite County, MississippiMilitary Viewable fileJames Alfred Faust
• Lieutenant Ebenezer Conant of Ashburnham, April 1775, in the Massachusetts Revolutionary War rollsMilitary Viewable fileEbenezer Conant Jr.
• Lucas Miller military markerMilitary Research sourceAdded6September2015; exposure date not independently established
• Pension file R.7758 (John Oaks, Exeter and Bangor, Me.; widow Abigail), page 17: later index card: Abigail Oaks, widow of John, stamped REJECTED. Reused 1862/1873-Act index card: P.O. Abigail Oaks, Service: wid. of John, stamped REJECTED.Military Viewable fileJohn Oak, Abigail Lambert
• Pension file W.14670, Stephen Boynton, page 4: widow Tabitha's declaration naming Capt. Seth Oaks of Winchendon (1777).Military Viewable fileSeth Oak
• Pension file W.19932 (Calvin Oak, Athens, Vt.; widow Lucretia), page 9: index card (widow's file no. 19932). Index card: Widow, &c. File No. 19932, Lucretia Oak, widow of Calvin Oak, Pri. Rev. War; Index Vol. M, page 94.Military Viewable fileCalvin Oak
• Pension file W.25398 (Nathaniel Oak, Athens, Vt.; widow Susan), scan 00102: internal slip 'Oak, Nathaniel, S.25398'. Slip reading Mass., Oak, Nathaniel, S.25398.Military Viewable fileNathaniel Oak
• Pension file wrapper S.18534: Oak, Nathaniel (service Mass., N.H.; 'Carded')Military Viewable fileNathaniel Oak
• Revolutionary War pension file R.7758, John Oaks (also Abigail), Certificate No. 9174, NARA M804 as viewed on Fold3 (record id 25087424), 27 pages; p. 13 (1820 schedule: wife aged 64), p. 15 (declaration, aged 83, 4 Oct 1843), p. 4 (letter of Joseph Carr, 20 May 1844: she is dead). No URL recorded; repository, record id and page numbers as aboveMilitary Citation onlyAbigail Lambert
• Revolutionary War pension file R.7758, John Oaks (also Abigail), Certificate No. 9174, NARA M804 as viewed on Fold3 (record id 25087424), 27 pages; p. 8 (deposition of Pamela Lambert: the wedding was at "the dwelling house of Mr. Sherebiah Lambert father of my late husband"). No URL recorded; repository, record id and page numbers as aboveMilitary Citation only
• Revolutionary War pension file R.7758, John Oaks (also Abigail), Certificate No. 9174, NARA M804 as viewed on Fold3 (record id 25087424), 27 pages; p. 8 (Pamela Lambert deposition). No URL recorded; repository, record id and page numbers as aboveMilitary Citation onlyJohn Oaks Jr.
• Revolutionary War pension file W.19932, Calvin Oak (widow Lucretia), NARA M804 as viewed on Fold3 (record id 25086452), 33 pages; p. 4 (declaration 29 Aug 1838: "aged Seventy five years"), p. 7 (name "Lucretia Fuller"). No URL recorded; repository, record id and page numbers as aboveMilitary Citation onlyLucretia Fuller
• Revolutionary War pension file W.25398, Nathaniel Oak (widow Susan), NARA M804 as viewed on Fold3 (record id 25086796/25086830), 15 pages; pp. 6-7 (declaration 26 Sep 1838: "aged sixty nine years"; she signed with her mark). No URL recorded; repository, record id and page numbers as aboveMilitary Citation onlySusan Oak
• Revolutionary War SoldierMilitary Viewable fileDirck (Richard) Van Riper
• Revolutionary War VeteranMilitary Viewable fileSolomon McGraw Sr., David G McGraw
• Roster of officers, about 1920 (RG 64): Clarkson, Herbert S., QMC, permanent captain F.A.Military Viewable filec1920 · Brigadier General Herbert Slayden Clarkson
• Roster of officers, Camp Travis, Texas, about 1920: Clarkson, Herbert S., Lt. Col. QMC.Military Viewable filec1920 · Brigadier General Herbert Slayden Clarkson
• Sergeant Seth Alexander on the roll of Capt. William Humphrey's company, New Hampshire, 1776Military Viewable fileSeth Alexander
• Templeton vital records, "Nathaniel, s. Seth and Elisabeth, May 3, 1762" (quoted in research-e-chrome-2026-10-03/FOLD3-MASS-SOLDIERS-SAILORS-vol11-oak-family/REVIEW.md as Main's identification). Bolton marriage: Seth and Elizabeth Shevally of Stow, 25 May 1757 (Bolton VR p. 157, per FAMILY-LEADS-REGISTER L134). No URL recorded; repository/page as aboveMilitary Citation onlyElizabeth Shevally
• Templeton vital records, "Nathaniel, s. Seth and Elisabeth, May 3, 1762" (quoted in research-e-chrome-2026-10-03/FOLD3-MASS-SOLDIERS-SAILORS-vol11-oak-family/REVIEW.md as Main's identification). Bolton marriage: Seth and Elizabeth Shevally of Stow, 25 May 1757 (Bolton VR p. 157, per FAMILY-LEADS-REGISTER L134). No URL recorded; repository/page as aboveMilitary Citation onlyNathaniel Oak
• The Connecticut General Assembly confirms John Wells of Stratford as captain, May 1727Military Viewable fileJohn Wells
• The Fifteenth Maine's losses at Pleasant Hill, Louisiana, April 1864, naming Adjutant Joseph A. Clark, wounded in the right armMilitary Viewable fileJoseph A. Clark
• The Fifteenth Maine's roster: Joseph A. Clark, adjutant, later captain of Company CMilitary Viewable fileJoseph A. Clark
• The jacket of the Revolutionary War pension file of Daniel Oaks (Massachusetts service) and his widow Deborah D., W. 26,591, with bounty-land warrant 16,146Military Viewable fileDaniel Oak
• The jacket of the Revolutionary War pension file of John Oaks (Continental and Massachusetts service) and his widow Abigail, R. 7758Military Viewable fileJohn Oak
• The jacket of the Revolutionary War widow's pension file of Calvin Oak (Massachusetts service) and his widow Lucretia, W. 19932Military Viewable fileCalvin Oak
• The jacket of the Revolutionary War widow's pension file of Nathaniel Oak (Massachusetts service) and his widow Susan, W. 25398Military Viewable fileNathaniel Oak
• Thomas Nash of Fairfield made captain of the Greens Farms trainband, 1727Military Viewable fileThomas Nash
• Thomas Nash of Fairfield made lieutenant of the west parish trainband, 1715Military Viewable fileThomas Nash
• Treasury Department, Third Auditor's Office, letter to the Commissioner of Pensions: rolls of Capt. Abraham Allen's Company of Tennessee Militia show Jeremiah Bearden, Private, served 28 Jan to 28 May 1814. War of 1812 Pension and Bounty Land Warrant Application Files (NARA; Fold3/Ancestry), page 10. No URL recordedMilitary Citation onlyJeremiah Bearden
• U.S., Civil War Soldiers, 1861-1865Military Citation onlyJasper Newton Young
• U.S., Civil War Soldiers, 1861-1865Military Citation onlyGeorgia · Jasper Newton Young
• U.S., Compiled Revolutionary War Military Service Records, 1775-1783Military Viewable scanMassachusetts, USA · James Lamson
• U.S., Confederate Soldiers Compiled Service Records, 1861-1865Military Citation onlyJasper Newton Young
• U.S., Register of Civil, Military, and Naval Service, 1863-1959Military Viewable scanJennie D. Faust
• U.S., Register of Civil, Military, and Naval Service, 1863-1959Military Viewable scanEmmons Nathaniel 'E. Nat' Ligon
• U.S., Select Military Registers, 1862-1985Military Viewable scanHerbert Kelso Clarkson
• U.S., World War I Draft Registration Cards, 1917-1918Military Viewable scanAntoni Milewski
• U.S., World War I Draft Registration Cards, 1917-1918Military Citation onlyDomenico DiSanto
• U.S., World War II Draft Cards Young Men, 1940-1947Military Citation onlyEdward Milewski
• U.S., World War II Draft Cards Young Men, 1940-1947Military Viewable scanLucia Mancini