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• The Boston News-Letter, 25 August 1707, p. 2: the printed report of the raid at Marlborough, which says it happened 'Monday last the 16th Current'; the weekday points to the 18th, and both readings are kept.Newspapers Viewable file25 Aug 1707 · Nathaniel Oak(e)
• Boston News-Letter, No. 1020, 15 Aug 1723, p. [2]: 'An exact Account of the awfull Burning of Capt. John Keyes House' at Shrewsbury (William Oakes of 18, an apprentice, among the five who died). The account says Capt. Keyes's new house was nearly finished and that Mr. Bragg the carpenter, his brother Abiel of 17 Years and William Oakes of 18, his Apprentices, with three of the Captain's sons, slept in it; Bragg alone escaped, and the remains of the five were put into one coffin.Newspapers Viewable file15 Aug 1723 · William Oak
• The American Weekly Mercury, No. 192 (15-22 Aug 1723), p. [3] (facsimile vol. 4, printed p. 91): Boston, August 12, the burning of Capt. John Kies's house at Shrewsbury. The Boston item of 12 August says that on the night of Wednesday 7 August the house of Capt. John Kies of Shrewsbury was burnt with three of his sons and two other men; the master workman, one Brege of Ipswich, escaped by jumping out of a window and had two apprentices burnt.Newspapers Viewable file15-22 Aug 1723 · William Oak
• The American Weekly Mercury, Philadelphia, 22 August 1723, p. 3: a short reprint of the Boston account of the burning of Capt. John Kies's house at Shrewsbury, which says only that two apprentices were burnt; p. 4 carries an unrelated advertisement.Newspapers Viewable file22 Aug 1723 · William Oak
• The Boston News-Letter, 15 August 1723, p. 2: the printed account of the burning of Capt. John Keyes's house at Shrewsbury in the night of 7-8 August 1723, naming William Oakes, 18, an apprentice carpenter, among the five who died.Newspapers Viewable file15 Aug 1723 · William Oak
• Diary of Ebenezer Parkman: 26 Apr 1744 ('the Captain was marry'd to the widow Mary Rice'); 27 Jan 1749 ('Thomas brought the widow Mary Fay to nurse'; editors' footnote: 'The widow of Captain John Fay'); 3 Mar 1749 ('Mrs. Fay now left us'); 7 Mar 1749 (carried her to her son Benjamin Fay's; Benjamin was her stepson). AAS vol. 74, p. 52Newspapers Research source1744-1749 · Mary (Holloway) Oak
• Diary of Ebenezer Parkman: 18 Sep 1745 ('I went to the Funeral of Mr. John Oakes eldest Child'); 4 Dec 1750 (a funeral 'of a Child of John Oakes'); 4 Oct 1752 ('Mr. John Oake ... was bury'd this afternoon'; the editors: 'Of Westborough')Newspapers Research source1745-1752 · Elijah Oak, Hannah Oake, John Oak
• BACKGROUND, NOT PROOF: The Boston Gazette, 25 December 1753, p. 1: a Massachusetts act renewing cash premiums for killing wolves, catamounts and wild cats. It names no one and says nothing about the Oak family; it shows only that Massachusetts paid bounties of this kind, about seventy years after the date the family story gives for Nathaniel Oak's arrival.Newspapers Viewable file25 Dec 1753 · Nathaniel Oak(e)
• Virginia, U.S., Newspapers.com™ Stories and Events Index, 1800's-currentNewspapers Scan: family sign-in20 APR 1832 · Richmond, Virginia, USA · Dempsey Nash
• Mississippi, U.S., Newspapers.com™ Stories and Events Index, 1800's-currentNewspapers Citation only30 JAN 1840 · Liberty, Mississippi, USA · P. P. Faust
• Newspapers.com - Liberty Advocate - 30 Jan 1840 - 3Newspapers Viewable scan30 JAN 1840 · Liberty, Mississippi · P. P. Faust
• The Christian Mirror (Portland, Maine), 9 April 1840, p. 3: death of Capt. Nathaniel Oak at ExeterNewspapers Research source1840 · Nathaniel Oak
• The Christian Mirror, Portland, Maine, 9 April 1840, p. 3: "In Exeter, Capt. Nathaniel Oak, aged 88 years 10 months. The deceased arose in usual health, walked from his residence to the meeting house .. and had been seated but a few moments, when he suddenly fell and expired."Newspapers Viewable file9 April 1840 · Nathaniel Oak
• Daily Eastern Argus, Portland, Maine, 30 October 1841, p. 3: "In Exeter, 22d inst. Mrs. Eliza Oak, eldest daughter of Nathaniel Oak, Esq., of that place."Newspapers Viewable file30 October 1841 · Nathaniel Oak
• Liberty Advocate (Liberty, Mississippi), 29 January 1842, p. 3: notice by D. Cox, guardian, naming Adaline C., Sarah E., Octavia B., P. P., Margaret L. and Alfred J. Faust as minor heirs of M. S. Faust, deceased.Newspapers Viewable file29 Jan 1842 · P. P. Faust, Mitchell S Faust, Octavia B Faust
• Mississippi, U.S., Newspapers.com™ Stories and Events Index, 1800's-currentNewspapers Citation only29 JAN 1842 · Liberty, Mississippi, USA · Margaret Jane Longmire
• Newspapers.com - Liberty Advocate - 29 Jan 1842 - 3Newspapers Viewable scan29 JAN 1842 · Liberty, Mississippi · Margaret Jane Longmire
• San Francisco Call, vol. 97, no. 176, 23 May 1905, p. 14, Advertisements col. 2 (Births, Marriages, Deaths), article SFC19050523.2.134.2 (California Digital Newspaper Collection): "OAK - In Siegler Springs, May 20, ..., Henry L. Oak, a native of Garland, Maine, aged ... years." And: Henry L. Oak Diary and Biography, 1874, MS.564, Braun Research Library, Autry Museum of the American West (OAC fiNewspapers Citation only13 MAY 1844 · Berkeley, Alameda, California, USA · Henry Lebbeus Oak
• Newspaper notice by William Burns, Clerk of the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of Mississippi, dated 18 June 1845, that a dividend will be paid to creditors of several bankrupts, among them Jeremiah Bearden of Pike County.Newspapers Viewable file18 Jun 1845 · Jeremiah Bearden
• Newspaper advertisement (a Mobile paper) asking for information about Jeremiah Bearden of Holmesville, Mississippi, about 55 years old, who came to the city and is supposed to be sick or dead; inquiries are to go to H. Murray Quin.Newspapers Viewable fileundated (about 1846) · Jeremiah Bearden
• Maine, U.S., Newspapers.com™ Stories and Events Index, 1800's-currentNewspapers Citation only13 NOV 1849 · Bangor, Maine, USA · Albert Bragg
• U.S., Newspapers.com™ Obituary Index, 1800s-currentNewspapers Citation only24 MAY 1858 · Clinton, DeWitt Co., Texas · Winchester (Judge W.) Kelso Sr.
• U.S., Newspapers.com™ Obituary Index, 1800s-currentNewspapers Viewable scan8 MAY 1858 · Liverpool, England · Florence Alice Clarkson, William Banton Clarkson
• Bangor Weekly Courier (Bangor, Maine), 4 October 1859, p. 3, 'Died' column: 'In Exeter, Sept. 24th, Nathaniel Oak, for fifty years a resident of the town'.Newspapers Viewable file4 Oct 1859 · Nathaniel Oak
• Piscataquis Observer (Dover, Me.), 6 Oct 1859, p. 3: death notice of Nathaniel Oak of Exeter.Newspapers Viewable file6 Oct 1859 · Nathaniel Oak
• Piscataquis Observer, 6 Oct 1859: death notice of Nathaniel Oak of ExeterNewspapers Research source1859 · Nathaniel Oak
• The Independent-Reporter (Skowhegan, Maine), 15 March 1923, p. 11, obituary 'George F. Oak': 'would have been fifty-two years old next June', born in Skowhegan, son of Charles Oak; widow and seven children. Newspapers.com image 885801263. Also: Maine, Record of a Marriage, Somerset County, 3 May 1895, George F. Oak (age 21, born Skowhegan) and Lizzie B. Ames; groom's father Charles Oak, motherNewspapers Citation only23 JUN 1873 · Skowhegan, Somerset, Maine, USA · Charles Burton Oak, George Franklin Oak, Elizabeth "Lizzie" B. Evans Ames (Oak), Alice M. Oak Farrar
• U.S., Newspapers.com™ Obituary Index, 1800s-currentNewspapers Scan: family sign-in6 OCT 1874 · Lewiston, Androscoggin, Maine, USA · Elizabeth "Lizzie" B. Evans Ames (Oak)
• U.S., Newspapers.com™ Obituary Index, 1800s-currentNewspapers Citation onlyABT 1874 · Maine · Myron X Withee, Perley, Stella B Wither
• U.S., Newspapers.com™ Obituary Index, 1800s-currentNewspapers Citation only1 FEB 1878 · Binningen, Baselland, Basel, Basle {Basel Stadt, Basel Land}, Suisse · Karl Weiss
• Southern Herald (Liberty, Miss.), 3 Mar 1883, p. 3: the Ladies Bazar to open in the new Ligon storeNewspapers Research source1883 · Jennie D. Faust, Margaret Jane Longmire
• Southern Herald, 17 Mar 1883: 'A Dress Making Department' attached to the Bazaar 'under the management of Mrs. M. J. Faust,' signed Mrs. Jennie D. Ligon, Liberty, 10 March 1883.Newspapers Viewable file17 Mar 1883 · Margaret Jane Longmire, Jennie D. Faust
• Southern Herald, 17 Nov 1883: Wiley P. Morgan, of Wilkinson county, and Miss Minnie R. Faust, of Amite county, married on the 11th at the residence of W. O. Ligon, in Liberty.Newspapers Viewable file17 Nov 1883 · Minnie Rae Faust, William Orlando Ligon Sr
• Southern Herald, 24 Mar 1883, p. 3: advertisement of Mrs. Jennie D. Ligon's Ladies BazaarNewspapers Research source1883 · Margaret Jane Longmire, Jennie D. Faust
• Southern Herald, 24 Mar 1883: The advertisement for the Bazaar and its dressmaking department under Mrs. M. J. Faust, signed Mrs. Jennie D. Ligon, 10 March 1883.Newspapers Viewable file24 Mar 1883 · Jennie D. Faust
• Southern Herald, 3 Mar 1883: The local item on the Ladies' Bazaar.Newspapers Viewable file3 Mar 1883 · Jennie D. Faust
• Southern Herald, 8 Sep 1883, p. 3: buying trip to New OrleansNewspapers Research source1883 · Jennie D. Faust
• Southern Herald, 8 Sep 1883: The local item about the Ligons' buying trip to New Orleans for the Bazaar.Newspapers Viewable file8 Sep 1883 · Jennie D. Faust
• The Southern Herald (Liberty, Miss.), 24 Mar 1883, p. 3: advertisement of Mrs. Jennie D. Ligon's Bazaar (and a notice for debts owed W. O. Ligon).Newspapers Viewable file24 Mar 1883 · Jennie D. Faust, William Orlando Ligon Sr
• The Southern Herald (Liberty, Miss.), 3 Mar 1883, p. 3: the Ladies Bazar to open in the new Ligon store.Newspapers Viewable file3 Mar 1883 · Jennie D. Faust, William Orlando Ligon Sr
• The Southern Herald (Liberty, Miss.), 8 Sep 1883, p. 3: Mrs. Jennie D. Ligon's Bazaar advertisement; W. O. Ligon and lady leave for New Orleans.Newspapers Viewable file8 Sep 1883 · Jennie D. Faust, William Orlando Ligon Sr
• Southern Herald, 23 Feb 1884, p. 3: the new Ladies Bazaar at Gloster CityNewspapers Research source1884 · Jennie D. Faust
• Southern Herald, 23 Feb 1884: The local item on the new Ladies Bazaar at Gloster City.Newspapers Viewable file23 Feb 1884 · Jennie D. Faust
• The Southern Herald (Liberty, Miss.), 23 Feb 1884, p. 3: the new Ladies Bazaar at Gloster City.Newspapers Viewable file23 Feb 1884 · Jennie D. Faust
• U.S., Newspapers.com™ Obituary Index, 1800s-currentNewspapers Citation only25 OCT 1885 · Bastrop, Bastrop County, Texas, United States of America · Zula Lee Nash-Moss-Ligon
• Southern Herald, 1 May 1886, p. 3: the Ladies' Parlor, and the 'Proprietress' advertisementNewspapers Research source1886 · Jennie D. Faust
• Southern Herald, 1 May 1886: The local item on the opening of the Ladies' Parlor.Newspapers Viewable file1 May 1886 · Jennie D. Faust
• Southern Herald, 13 Nov 1886, p. 3: the Ladies' Parlor welcomes visitorsNewspapers Research source1886 · Jennie D. Faust
• Southern Herald, 13 Nov 1886: The local item welcoming customers to Mrs. Jennie Ligon's Ladies Parlor.Newspapers Viewable file13 Nov 1886 · Jennie D. Faust
• The Southern Herald (Liberty, Miss.), 1 May 1886, p. 3: the Ladies' Parlor, and the Proprietress advertisement.Newspapers Viewable file1 May 1886 · Jennie D. Faust
• The Southern Herald (Liberty, Miss.), 13 Nov 1886, p. 3: the Ladies' Parlor welcomes visitors.Newspapers Viewable file13 Nov 1886 · Jennie D. Faust
• Southern Herald, 1887-1888: advertisements of 'J. D. Ligon, Dealer in General Merchandise, Gloster City' (text read)Newspapers Research source1887 · Jennie D. Faust
• The Southern Herald (Liberty, Miss.), 17 Sep 1887, p. 3: advertisement of J. D. Ligon, dealer in general merchandise, Gloster City.Newspapers Viewable file17 Sep 1887 · Jennie D. Faust, William Orlando Ligon Sr
• San Antonio Daily Light, 6 Nov 1888, p. 8, 'For Reform': W. B. Clarkson named to precinct committee No. 1 of the Young Men's Reform ClubNewspapers Research source1888 · William Banton Clarkson
• San Antonio Daily Light, 6 Nov 1888, p. 8: For Reform (W. B. Clarkson named to precinct committee No. 1, Young Men's Reform Club).Newspapers Viewable file6 Nov 1888 · William Banton Clarkson
• U.S., Newspapers.com™ Marriage Index, 1800s-currentNewspapers Citation only3 OCT 1888 · Hays County, Texas, USA · Winchester (Judge W.) Kelso Sr., May Joyce Kelso
• San Antonio Daily Light, 11 Dec 1889, p. 6: advertisement of Slayden & Clarkson, hay, grain, produce and salt.Newspapers Viewable file11 Dec 1889 · William Banton Clarkson
• San Antonio Daily Light, 11 Dec 1889, p. 6: advertisement of Slayden & Clarkson, wholesale and retail hay, grain, produce and saltNewspapers Research source1889 · William Banton Clarkson
• San Antonio Daily Light, 21 Jun 1889: Little Miss Dora Clarkson, of Marshall street, celebrated her second birthday with a party of little friends.Newspapers Viewable file21 Jun 1889 · Dora Clarkson
• Texas newspapers, 1889-1909 (Slayden & Clarkson; marriages of W. B. Clarkson's children)Newspapers Research source1889 · Florence Alice Clarkson, Alice Beatrice Clarkson
• U.S., Newspapers.com™ Obituary Index, 1800s-currentNewspapers Citation only20 DEC 1892 · Irvington · John Frank Milewski
• New Mexico, U.S., Newspapers.com™ Stories and Events Index, 1800's-currentNewspapers Citation only7 JUN 1893 · Santa Fe, New Mexico, USA · Winchester (Judge W.) Kelso Sr.
• U.S., Newspapers.com™ Obituary Index, 1800s-currentNewspapers Citation only8 SEP 1894 · Chatagnier, Evangeline Parish, Louisiana, USA · James Rellim Miller Sr, Ralph Waldo Miller, Dea Aucoin, Dorothy Hollier and 1 more
• Eagle Pass Guide (Eagle Pass, Tex.), vol. 7, no. 33, 13 Apr 1895, p. 1: local notices (the Guide is indebted to Mrs. Winchester Kelso for roses from her home on Ceylon Street).Newspapers Viewable file13 Apr 1895 · Winchester (Judge W.) Kelso Sr., May Joyce Kelso
• Eagle Pass Guide, 13 Apr 1895, p. 1 (vol. 7, no. 33): local noticesNewspapers Research source1895 · Winchester (Judge W.) Kelso Sr.
• Newspapers.com - The Portland Daily Press - 15 May 1895 - 5Newspapers Viewable scan15 MAY 1895 · Portland, Maine · George Franklin Oak, Elizabeth "Lizzie" B. Evans Ames (Oak)
• San Antonio Daily Light, 23 Sep 1895, p. 8, 'Sensational Suit': the United States sues J. L. Slayden, W. B. Clarkson and W. C. Robards for $1,000Newspapers Research source1895 · William Banton Clarkson
• San Antonio Daily Light, 23 Sep 1895, p. 8: Sensational Suit (the United States sues J. L. Slayden, W. B. Clarkson and W. C. Robards).Newspapers Viewable file23 Sep 1895 · William Banton Clarkson
• U.S., Newspapers.com™ Marriage Index, 1800s-currentNewspapers Viewable scan3 MAY 1895 · Skowhegan, Somerset, Maine, USA · George Franklin Oak, Elizabeth "Lizzie" B. Evans Ames (Oak)
• New York, U.S., Newspapers.com™ Stories and Events Index, 1800's-currentNewspapers Citation only22 JUN 1896 · Buffalo, New York, USA · Winchester (Judge W.) Kelso Sr.
• San Antonio Daily Light, 9 Sep 1896, p. 5, 'Inventory Filed'Newspapers Research source1896 · William Banton Clarkson
• San Antonio Daily Light, 9 Sep 1896, p. 5: Inventory Filed (Slayden and Clarkson).Newspapers Viewable file9 Sep 1896 · William Banton Clarkson
• Maine, U.S., Newspapers.com™ Stories and Events Index, 1800's-currentNewspapers Citation only30 SEP 1897 · Skowhegan, Maine, USA · Augustus Ames
• San Antonio Daily Light, 27 Nov 1897: real-estate transfers in which William Clarkson, of Liverpool, England, acts as agent and attorney in fact for W. B. Clarkson.Newspapers Viewable file27 Nov 1897 · William Banton Clarkson, William Clarkson
• Kaufman Sun, 1 Jul 1898, "Another Old Veteran Passes Away" (obituary of Uncle Jack Nash: "a veteran of the Texas revolution, and ... one of the heroes of the Battle of San Jacinto"), as transcribed on Find a Grave memorial 37481123; the original newspaper page has not been seen. Not the "Death of Capt. Jack Nash" notice.Newspapers Research source1898 · John Dempsey "Jack" Nash
• Southern Herald, 18 Mar 1898, p. 3: Mrs. Jennie Ligon appointed postmistress at GlosterNewspapers Research source1898 · Jennie D. Faust
• The Southern Herald (Liberty, Miss.), 18 Mar 1898, p. 3: Mrs. Jennie Ligon appointed postmistress at Gloster.Newspapers Viewable file18 Mar 1898 · Jennie D. Faust
• Houston Daily Post, 15 May 1899, p. 3: directors of the Yoakum Improvement Company (text only; the page image is incomplete at the edges)Newspapers Research source1899 · William Banton Clarkson
• Lewiston Journal, 29 April 1899, 'On Maine's Historic Ground'Newspapers Research source1899 · John Oak, Jonathan Oak
• Maine, U.S., Newspapers.com™ Stories and Events Index, 1800's-currentNewspapers Viewable scan5 OCT 1899 · Skowhegan, Maine, USA · Charles Ansel Oak
• Maine, U.S., Newspapers.com™ Stories and Events Index, 1800's-currentNewspapers Citation only9 NOV 1899 · Skowhegan, Maine, USA · Levi Bragg
• Newspapers.com - The Independent-Reporter - 5 Oct 1899 - 7Newspapers Viewable scan5 OCT 1899 · Skowhegan, Maine · Charles Ansel Oak
• Southern Herald, 1899-1912: local items on W. O. Ligon (text read)Newspapers Research source1899 · William Orlando Ligon Sr
• Sun-Journal (Lewiston, Maine), 29 April 1899, p. 20,Newspapers Viewable file29 April 1899 · Jonathan Oak
• Sun-Journal (Lewiston, Maine), 29 April 1899, p. 20,Newspapers Viewable file29 April 1899 · Jonathan Oak
• Sun-Journal (Lewiston, Maine), 29 April 1899, p. 20,Newspapers Viewable file29 April 1899 · Jonathan Oak
• Sun-Journal (Lewiston, Maine), 29 April 1899, p. 20,Newspapers Viewable file29 April 1899 · Jonathan Oak
• Sun-Journal (Lewiston, Maine), 29 April 1899, p. 20,, in 1717. about 1750 he settled on the summit of Oak Hill in the town of Harvard"; in 1771 he petitioned the Kennebec Purchase Company for Lot 48, 200 acres.Newspapers Viewable file29 April 1899 · Jonathan Oak
• Sun-Journal (Lewiston, Maine), 29 April 1899, p. 20: "the father of Captain Jonathan Oak was Nathaniel Oak, who appeared in Marlboro about 1680 .. in 1703 he married Mary, a daughter of Adam Holloway .. Nathaniel Oak died in 1721." The sole-survivor shipwreck account is given as tradition.Newspapers Viewable file29 April 1899 · Nathaniel Oak(e), Jonathan Oak, Mary (Holloway) Oak
• Sun-Journal (Lewiston, Maine), 29 April 1899, p. 20: column 2 of the Oak family article on Captain Jonathan Oak, born at Marlboro in 1717, settled at Harvard, and a grantee at Canaan on the Kennebec.Newspapers Viewable file29 April 1899 · Jonathan Oak
• Sun-Journal (Lewiston, Maine), 29 April 1899, p. 20: the banner "On Maine's Historic Ground" and the opening of the Skowhegan special: "Captain Jonathan Oak was a pioneer of Skowhegan. He was not a young man when he went there with his family in 1772."Newspapers Viewable file29 April 1899 · Jonathan Oak
• Sun-Journal (Lewiston, Maine), 29 April 1899, p. 20: the last column of the Oak family article, naming Henry L. Oak of California as having collected information on the Oak family and giving the tradition of Nathaniel Oak.Newspapers Viewable file29 April 1899 · Nathaniel Oak(e), Mary (Holloway) Oak
• Sun-Journal (Lewiston, Me.), Illustrated Magazine Section, 29 Apr 1899, p. 20: On Maine's Historic Ground (Captain Jonathan Oak and Nathaniel's tradition).Newspapers Viewable file29 Apr 1899 · Nathaniel Oak(e), Jonathan Oak
• The Houston Daily Post (Houston, Tex.), 15 May 1899, p. 3: directors elected at the Yoakum Improvement Company (W. B. Clarkson, Houston, among them).Newspapers Viewable file15 May 1899 · William Banton Clarkson
• The Somerset Reporter (Skowhegan, Me.), 1899-05-18, image/seq 5: Local item: Mr. Samuel Oak, venerable citizen, called at the Reporter office after 7 weeks' lameness; subscriber about a third of a century.Newspapers Viewable file1899-05-18 · Lucinda Allen
• The Somerset Reporter (Skowhegan, Me.), 1899-05-18, image/seq 6: "Capt. Jonathan Oak" (family sketch): Samuel Oak, "one of our veteran farmers, who came to this town from Exeter, Maine, 38 years ago".Newspapers Viewable file1899-05-18 · Lucinda Allen
• Death notice, The Somerset Reporter, 11 Jan 1900 (Samuel Oak).Newspapers Viewable file1900 · Samuel Oak
• Newspapers.com - Vermont Phoenix - 26 Jan 1900 - Page 2Newspapers Viewable scan26 JAN 1900 · Brattleboro, Vermont · Nathaniel Oak(e)
• Obituary of Mrs. Jane Faust, Southern Herald (Liberty, Miss.), 2 Feb 1900, p. 3, reprinting the Alexandria Town TalkNewspapers Research source1900 · Margaret Jane Longmire, Jennie D. Faust
• Southern Herald, 19 Jan 1900: Mrs. M. J. Faust, aged sixty-eight, died at the residence of her son-in-law, Dr. J. L. Wilson, at Alexandria, La.; her corpse was taken to Gloster for interment.Newspapers Viewable file19 Jan 1900 · Margaret Jane Longmire
• Southern Herald, 2 Feb 1900: Mrs. Jane Faust, aged 65, died at her daughter's home in Alexandria; she was a native of Alabama and leaves six children, including Mrs. J. D. Ligon.Newspapers Viewable file2 Feb 1900 · Margaret Jane Longmire, Jennie D. Faust
• The Somerset Reporter (Skowhegan, Me.), 11 Jan 1900, p. 8: Death of Mr. Samuel Oak.Newspapers Viewable file11 Jan 1900 · Nina E. (Oak) Steward, Samuel Oak, Lucinda Allen
• The Somerset Reporter (Skowhegan, Me.), 18 Jan 1900, p. 4: probate notice, will of Samuel Oak presented by the executor.Newspapers Viewable file18 Jan 1900 · Samuel Oak
• The Somerset Reporter (Skowhegan, Me.), 1900-01-11, image/seq 8: "Death of Mr. Samuel Oak".Newspapers Viewable file1900-01-11 · Lucinda Allen
• The Somerset Reporter, 11 Jan 1900, p. 8: 'Death of Mr. Samuel Oak'Newspapers Research source1900 · Samuel Oak
• The Somerset Reporter, 18 Jan 1900, p. 4: Probate Court notice for the will of Samuel OakNewspapers Research source1900 · Samuel Oak
• The Southern Herald (Liberty, Miss.), 2 February 1900, p. 3: obituary of Mrs. Jane Faust, aged 63, a native of Alabama and sister of the late J. S. Longmire, who died at her daughter's home in Alexandria, Louisiana, on 14 January 1900; the notice reports six surviving children but names five, including Mrs. J. D. Ligon and Mr. F. F. Faust of Amite County, and says the body was taken to Gloster for burial.Newspapers Viewable file2 Feb 1900 · Frank F Faust, Margaret Jane Longmire, Jennie D. Faust
• The Vermont Phoenix (Brattleboro), 26 Jan 1900, p. 2: Some Early Settlers, the descendants of Nathanael Oak the cabin boy.Newspapers Viewable file26 Jan 1900 · Nathaniel Oak(e)
• "Mr. William Clarkson of Liverpool, England, who has been visiting his son, W. B. Clarkson, of this city, left yesterday afternoon ... for MacLeod, Alberta province, Dominion of Canada, where he will visit another son." The Houston Daily Post, 29 May 1901, p. 6.Newspapers Viewable file1901 · William Clarkson
• Birmingham Age-Herald, 1 Feb 1901, p. 2, 'Nominations Confirmed'Newspapers Research source1901 · Jennie D. Faust
• Houston Daily Post, 29 May 1901: 'Mr. William Clarkson of Liverpool, England, who has been visiting his son W. B. Clarkson...'Newspapers Research source1901 · William Clarkson
• Mississippi, U.S., Newspapers.com™ Stories and Events Index, 1800's-currentNewspapers Citation only1 FEB 1901 · Vicksburg, Mississippi, USA · Jennie D. Faust
• Texas, U.S., Newspapers.com™ Stories and Events Index, 1800's-currentNewspapers Citation only17 MAY 1901 · San Antonio, Texas, USA · Winchester (Judge W.) Kelso Sr.
• The Age-Herald (Birmingham, Ala.), 1 Feb 1901, p. 2: Nominations Confirmed (postmaster nomination: Jennie D. Ligon, Gloster, Miss.).Newspapers Viewable file1 Feb 1901 · Jennie D. Faust
• The Houston Daily Post, 29 May 1901, p. 6: "Mr. William Clarkson of Liverpool, England, who has been visiting his son, W. B. Clarkson, of this city, left yesterday afternoon .. for MacLeod, Alberta province, Dominion of Canada, where he will visit another son."Newspapers Viewable file29 May 1901 · William Banton Clarkson, William Clarkson
• The Houston Daily Post, 29 May 1901, p. 6: the Liverpool William Clarkson, 'who has been visiting his son, W. B. Clarkson, of this city,' leaves for Canada.Newspapers Viewable file29 May 1901 · William Banton Clarkson, William Clarkson
• The Vicksburg Herald, 1 February 1901, p. 1: the Senate's confirmations of 31 January 1901 include 'Jennie D. Ligon, Gloster' as postmaster for Mississippi.Newspapers Viewable file1 Feb 1901 · Jennie D. Faust
• "Hon. Lyndon Oak," Bangor Daily Commercial, February 19, 1902, p. 5 (as transcribed on the Lyndon Oak Memorial Library's website)Newspapers Research source1902 · Lyndon Oak
• The Somerset Reporter (Skowhegan, Me.), 1903-10-29, image/seq 7: "Historical Sketch of the First Baptist Church of Skowhegan, Me.," read by Mrs. Marble at the centennial anniversary, compiled from church records and recollections.Newspapers Viewable file1903-10-29 · Lucinda Allen
• The Somerset Reporter (Skowhegan, Me.), 29 Oct 1903, p. 7: 'Historical Sketch of the First Baptist Church of Skowhegan'Newspapers Research source1903 · Lucinda Allen
• The Somerset Reporter (Skowhegan, Me.), 29 Oct 1903, p. 7: Historical Sketch of the First Baptist Church of Skowhegan (Mrs. Lucinda Oaks joined 1838).Newspapers Viewable file29 Oct 1903 · Lucinda Allen
• San Antonio Daily Light, 12 Aug 1904, p. 1, 'Petition Filed in Bankruptcy'Newspapers Research source1904 · William Banton Clarkson
• San Antonio Daily Light, 12 Aug 1904, p. 1: Petition Filed in Bankruptcy (Clarkson and Slayden on the page).Newspapers Viewable file12 Aug 1904 · William Banton Clarkson
• San Antonio Daily Light, 12 Aug 1904: Clarkson & Co., cotton buyers, are the petitioners in voluntary bankruptcy; William Banton Clarkson also asks relief from liabilities of the former firm Slayden, Clarkson & Robards.Newspapers Viewable file12 Aug 1904 · William Banton Clarkson
• San Antonio Daily Light, 4 Sep 1904, p. 5 (social notes): Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Clarkson and family arrive from Houston to live in San AntonioNewspapers Research source1904 · William Banton Clarkson
• U.S., Obituary Collection, 1930-CurrentNewspapers Citation only9 JUL 1904 · Madison, Maine · Mary Gwendolyn Russell ( Foss )
• Daily Kennebec Journal (Augusta, Me.), 1905-09-01, image/seq 2: Skowhegan item: Mrs. Lucinda Oak, 86, walked off into the cellarway on Wednesday; no permanent injuries.Newspapers Viewable file1905-09-01 · Lucinda Allen
• San Francisco Call, vol. 97, no. 176, 23 May 1905, p. 14 (Births, Marriages, Deaths)Newspapers Research source1905-05-23 · Henry Lebbeus Oak
• San Francisco Call, vol. 97, no. 176, 23 May 1905, p. 14, Advertisements col. 2 (Births, Marriages, Deaths), article SFC19050523.2.134.2 (California Digital Newspaper Collection): "OAK - In Siegler Springs, May 20, ..., Henry L. Oak, a native of Garland, Maine, aged ... years." And: Henry L. Oak Diary and Biography, 1874, MS.564, Braun Research Library, Autry Museum of the American West (OAC fiNewspapers Citation only20 MAY 1905 · Siegler Springs, California, USA · Henry Lebbeus Oak
• Newspapers.com - The Independent-Reporter - 12 Apr 1906 - 4Newspapers Viewable scan12 APR 1906 · Skowhegan, Maine · George Franklin Oak, Elizabeth "Lizzie" B. Evans Ames (Oak)
• U.S., Newspapers.com™ Birth Index, 1800s-2003Newspapers Viewable scan1906 · Skowhegan- · George Franklin Oak
• Daily Arkansas Gazette (Little Rock), 9 June 1907, p. 29: 'The Oakes Family and Its History,' a syndicated surname column that prints the Nathaniel Oak cabin-boy tradition, names his wives Mehitable Rediat and Mary Holloway, and lists Maine descendants.Newspapers Viewable file9 Jun 1907 · Nathaniel Oak(e), Beriah Oak, Jonathan Oak, Nathaniel Oak and 4 more
• Fort Worth Star-Telegram, 9 Sep 1933, p. 2 ("Retired Cotton Broker Expires") and San Antonio Light 8 Sep 1933, p. 32: "Mrs. S. M. Leftwich of Dallas"; San Antonio Light, 25 Apr 1922 (obituary of Mrs. W. B. Clarkson): "Mrs. S. M. Lepturch" [reading uncertain]; San Antonio Express and News, 1 Nov 1960 ("Mrs. S. M. Leftwich, Dallas, Texas"). https://www.newspapers.com/article/fort-worth-star-telegNewspapers Citation only1907 · San Antonio, Bexar, Texas, USA · Florence Alice Clarkson, Frederick Carl Groos
• The Houston Post, 13 Jan 1907, p. 44: "Clarkson-Groos", the wedding of Florence Clarkson and Fred C. Groos, Wednesday evening, at 213 Washington St.Newspapers Viewable file1907-01-13 · Florence Alice Clarkson, William Banton Clarkson
• "The annual election of officers of the San Antonio Cotton exchange resulted in the re-election of the old officers ... President, W. B. Clarkson." The San Antonio Gazette, 12 June 1908, p. 2.Newspapers Viewable file1908 · William Banton Clarkson
• San Antonio Light, 25 Sep 1908: Herbert Clarkson's Naval Academy appointment through Congressman SlaydenNewspapers Research source1908 · Brigadier General Herbert Slayden Clarkson
• The San Antonio Gazette, 12 June 1908, p. 2: the Cotton Exchange's annual election, "President, W. B. Clarkson; vice president, A. Cohen."Newspapers Viewable file12 June 1908 · William Banton Clarkson
• The San Antonio Light, 25 Sep 1908: Herbert (Berty) Clarkson will return to the naval academy at Annapolis this week; he received his appointment through Congressman Slayden.Newspapers Viewable file25 Sep 1908 · Brigadier General Herbert Slayden Clarkson
• U.S., Newspapers.com™ Birth Index, 1800s-2003Newspapers Viewable scan6 MAY 1908 · Skowhegan, Somerset, Maine, USA · Madelion Virginia Dickinson Oak (Dickerson)
• Newspapers.com - Los Angeles Herald - Thu, Feb 25, 1909 - Page 10Newspapers Viewable fileThu, Feb 25, 1909 · Harvey W Joyce
• Newspapers.com - The Journal and Tribune - 30 Aug 1909 - 2Newspapers Viewable scan30 AUG 1909 · Knoxville, Tennessee · Winchester (Judge W.) Kelso Sr.
• San Antonio Light and Gazette, 17 Jun 1909: home wedding of Miss Dora Clarkson and Hilmer G. Guenther at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. B. ClarksonNewspapers Research source1909 · William Banton Clarkson, Dora Clarkson, Alice Ann (Peaple) Clarkson
• San Antonio Light and Gazette, 24 May 1909: William Clarkson of Liverpool conveys lots on Washington street to William and Herbert Green Clarkson, trustees for William Banton Clarkson and wife, Alice Clarkson (11 May 1909).Newspapers Viewable file24 May 1909 · William Banton Clarkson, William Clarkson, Alice Ann (Peaple) Clarkson
• Tennessee, U.S., Newspapers.com™ Stories and Events Index, 1800's-currentNewspapers Citation only30 AUG 1909 · Knoxville, Tennessee, USA · Winchester (Judge W.) Kelso Sr.
• U.S., Newspapers.com™ Obituary Index, 1800s-currentNewspapers Citation only16 OCT 1909 · Paterson, Passaic, New Jersey, USA · William H. Riley, Iantha M. Hoefer
• Lewiston Daily Sun (Lewiston, Me.), 8 Nov 1910, p. 4: notice of the marriage of Libby and Russell.Newspapers Viewable file8 Nov 1910 · Lillace Alma Ames (Russell, Libbey), Elmer Bard Libby
• The Lewiston Daily Sun of 8 November 1910: Elmer B. Libby and Lillace A. Russell married at the Bethany Baptist parsonage, Skowhegan, 'in the evening of November 5th'; both live in Madison.Newspapers Viewable file1910 · Lillace Alma Ames (Russell, Libbey)
• Daily Kennebec Journal (Augusta, Me.), 1911-03-01, image/seq 6: Same report (175 people in Skowhegan aged 70 or over; 90+ include Lucinda Oak).Newspapers Viewable file1911-03-01 · Lucinda Allen
• San Antonio Light, 12 May 1911, p. 16, 'Farewell Dinner at Menger'Newspapers Research source1911 · William Banton Clarkson
• San Antonio Light, 12 May 1911, p. 16: Farewell Dinner at Menger (Clarkson on the page).Newspapers Viewable file12 May 1911 · William Banton Clarkson
• The Independent-Reporter (Skowhegan, Me.), 1911-03-02, image/seq 6: People in Skowhegan aged 70 or over; those 90 and over include Mrs. Lucinda Oak.Newspapers Viewable file1911-03-02 · Lucinda Allen
• Birthday reports, Daily Kennebec Journal (30 Sep 1912, 30 Sep 1913) and The Independent-Reporter (3 Oct 1912, 2 Oct 1913, 1 Oct 1914)Newspapers Research source1912-1914 · Lucinda Allen, Nahum S. Steward, Nina E. (Oak) Steward
• Daily Kennebec Journal (Augusta, Me.), 1912-09-30, image/seq 2: Skowhegan: "Mrs. Lucinda Oak Celebrates Her 92nd Birthday, Saturday".Newspapers Viewable file1912-09-30 · Lucinda Allen
• Daily Kennebec Journal (Augusta, Me.), 30 Sep 1912, p. 2: Mrs. Lucinda Oak celebrates her 92nd birthday.Newspapers Viewable file30 Sep 1912 · Ansel (Bowerman) Allen, Lucinda Allen
• Maine, U.S., Newspapers.com™ Stories and Events Index, 1800's-currentNewspapers Viewable scan30 MAY 1912 · Skowhegan, Maine, USA · George Franklin Oak
• Newspapers.com - The Independent-Reporter - 30 May 1912 - 4Newspapers Viewable scan30 MAY 1912 · Skowhegan, Maine · George Franklin Oak, Elizabeth "Lizzie" B. Evans Ames (Oak), Verna Oak
• San Antonio Light, 30 Jan 1912, p. 3, 'Petitions in Bankruptcy'Newspapers Research source1912 · William Banton Clarkson
• San Antonio Light, 30 Jan 1912, p. 3: Petitions in Bankruptcy (Clarkson on the page).Newspapers Viewable file30 Jan 1912 · William Banton Clarkson
• The Independent-Reporter (Skowhegan, Me.), 1912-10-03, image/seq 1: Birthday item (heading illegible in the library's text index; subheading ends "..Milestone. In Excellent Health"): Mrs. Lucinda Oak, 92nd birthday.Newspapers Viewable file1912-10-03 · Lucinda Allen
• The Independent-Reporter (Skowhegan, Me.), 1912-10-31, image/seq 5: List of aged residents of Skowhegan: "Mrs. Lucinda Oak, 92".Newspapers Viewable file1912-10-31 · Lucinda Allen
• The Independent-Reporter (Skowhegan, Me.), 3 Oct 1912, p. 1: birthday item for Mrs. Lucinda Oak (born Bloomfield to Mr. and Mrs. Ansel Allen).Newspapers Viewable file3 Oct 1912 · Ansel (Bowerman) Allen, Lucinda Allen
• Daily Kennebec Journal (Augusta, Me.), 1913-09-30, image/seq 2: "Mrs. Lucinda Oak Passes Her 93d Birthday".Newspapers Viewable file1913-09-30 · Lucinda Allen
• Daily Kennebec Journal (Augusta, Me.), 30 Sep 1913, p. 2: Mrs. Lucinda Oak passes her 93rd birthday.Newspapers Viewable file30 Sep 1913 · Nina E. (Oak) Steward, Lucinda Allen
• Harlow Russell ObituaryNewspapers Viewable file5 Nov 1913 · Harlow S. Russell
• Southern Herald, weekly issues 28 Feb - 4 Jul 1913 (text searched for the Gloster post-office change)Newspapers Research source1913 · Jennie D. Faust
• The East Madison column of the Independent-Reporter, Thursday 6 November 1913: 'Harlow Russell, a farmer living near this place, died suddenly from the effects of a shock Friday of last week' (31 October).Newspapers Viewable file1913 · Harlow S. Russell
• The Houston Post, 25 May 1913, p. 54: "Ensign Herbert Clarkson of San Antonio .. will be graduated at the June finals."Newspapers Viewable file25 May 1913 · Brigadier General Herbert Slayden Clarkson
• The Independent-Reporter (Skowhegan, Me.), 1913-10-02, image/seq 5: Local item: "On Sunday last Mrs. Lucinda (Allen) Oak observed the 93rd anniversary of her birth".Newspapers Viewable file1913-10-02 · Lucinda Allen
• The Independent-Reporter (Skowhegan, Me.), 2 Oct 1913, p. 5: Mrs. Lucinda Allen Oak's 93rd birthday at her daughter's home on Water Street.Newspapers Viewable file2 Oct 1913 · Nina E. (Oak) Steward, Lucinda Allen
• The Independent-Reporter (Skowhegan, Me.), 6 Nov 1913, p. 10: East Madison column, Harlow Russell died suddenly (this is the clean whole page; the same file is in research-b-highlight-recapture-2026-10-02/pages).Newspapers Viewable file6 Nov 1913 · Harlow S. Russell
• The San Antonio Light, 19 September 1913, p. 6: the wedding of Lieut. Herbert Slayden Clarkson and Miss Ruth Joyce Kelso at the Laurel Heights Methodist Church, "one of the most beautiful weddings that has ever taken place in that edifice."Newspapers Viewable file19 September 1913 · Ruth Joyce Kelso Clarkson, Brigadier General Herbert Slayden Clarkson
• Daily Kennebec Journal (Augusta, Me.), 1914-07-10, image/seq 5: List of aged Skowhegan residents: "Lucinda Oak, 94".Newspapers Viewable file1914-07-10 · Lucinda Allen
• The Independent-Reporter (Skowhegan, Me.), 1 October 1914, p. 5: Mrs. Lucinda Allen Oak's 94th birthday, kept at the home of her daughter, Mrs. N. S. Steward, on Water Street.Newspapers Viewable file1 Oct 1914 · Nina E. (Oak) Steward, Lucinda Allen
• The Independent-Reporter (Skowhegan, Me.), 1914-10-01, image/seq 5: Local item: the 94th birthday of Mrs. Lucinda Allen Oak.Newspapers Viewable file1914-10-01 · Lucinda Allen
• The Morning Call (Paterson, N.J.), 31 Dec 1914, p. 12, death notice: 'HOEFER—In Paterson, on Wednesday, Dec. 30, 1914, Philip, beloved husband of Lulu Hoefer (nee Van Winkle). Notice of funeral hereafter.'Newspapers Research source1914 · Philip Hoefer, Lula Van Winkle
• "W. B. Clarkson Tells of England's Lack of Preparedness for War." The San Antonio Light, 3 August 1915, p. 5.Newspapers Viewable file1915 · William Banton Clarkson
• Obituary of Laura Mitchell Joyce, 19 Feb 1915 (children include Mrs. Winchester Kelso).Newspapers Viewable file19 Feb 1915 · Laura Mitchell
• The San Antonio Light, 3 August 1915, p. 5: "W. B. Clarkson Tells of England's Lack of Preparedness for War."Newspapers Viewable file3 August 1915 · William Banton Clarkson
• "Mean Business Boom": "the prediction of W. B. Clarkson, president of the Clarkson Cotton Company," that Texas cotton would bring as much as 20 cents a pound. The San Antonio Light, 15 August 1916, p. 1.Newspapers Viewable file1916 · William Banton Clarkson
• Daily Kennebec Journal (Augusta, Me.), 19 Aug 1916, p. 7: 'Mrs. Lucinda (Allen) Oak' (names her parents)Newspapers Research source1916 · Nina E. (Oak) Steward, Nahum S. Steward, Samuel Oak, Lucinda Allen
• Daily Kennebec Journal (Augusta, Me.), 19 Aug 1916, p. 7: Mrs. Lucinda (Allen) Oak (daughter of Ansel and Sarah (Lander) Allen; three daughters).Newspapers Viewable file19 Aug 1916 · Sarah (Coburn) Lander, Elizabeth Sarah 'Lizzie' (Oak) Jewett, Nina E. (Oak) Steward, Ansel (Bowerman) Allen and 3 more
• Daily Kennebec Journal (Augusta, Me.), 1916-08-05, image/seq 12: Skowhegan item: Mrs. Lucinda Oak suffering from a fall received Tuesday; "nearly 96 years of age and rather feeble".Newspapers Viewable file1916-08-05 · Lucinda Allen
• Daily Kennebec Journal (Augusta, Me.), 1916-08-19, image/seq 7: Skowhegan column, "Mrs. Lucinda (Allen) Oak" (funeral notice/obituary).Newspapers Viewable file1916-08-19 · Lucinda Allen
• Daily Kennebec Journal (Augusta, Me.), 1916-08-26, image/seq 9: Somerset County deaths list: "Skowhegan, Mrs. Lucinda Allen Oak, aged 95 years".Newspapers Viewable file1916-08-26 · Lucinda Allen
• Daily Kennebec Journal (Augusta, Me.), 1916-11-07, image/seq 2: Skowhegan: First Baptist Church memorial for members who died during the year, including Mrs. Lucinda Oak and Mrs. Elizabeth Tobey.Newspapers Viewable file1916-11-07 · Lucinda Allen
• Lewiston Sun-Journal, 19 Aug 1916, p. 12: 'Mrs. Lucinda Oak Dies. Was the Oldest Woman Residing in Skowhegan' (clipping in the family tree)Newspapers Research source1916 · Nina E. (Oak) Steward, Nahum S. Steward
• Oklahoma, U.S., Newspapers.com™ Stories and Events Index, 1800's-currentNewspapers Citation onlyABT 1916 · No 632 West Seventh Street · Emmons Nathaniel 'E. Nat' Ligon
• Oklahoma, U.S., Newspapers.com™ Stories and Events Index, 1800's-currentNewspapers Citation onlyABT 1916 · No 632 West Seventh Street · Emmons Nathaniel 'E. Nat' Ligon
• San Antonio Express, 31 Dec 1916, p. 12A (Portal page 36): classified directory, Clarkson Cotton Company, W. B. Clarkson, president.Newspapers Viewable file31 Dec 1916 · William Banton Clarkson
• San Antonio Express, 31 Dec 1916, p. 12A, classified directory of San Antonio business firms: Clarkson Cotton Company, W. B. Clarkson, president (cotton exporters)Newspapers Research source1916 · William Banton Clarkson
• Sun-Journal (Lewiston, Me.), 19 Aug 1916, p. 12: Mrs. Lucinda Oak Dies, the oldest woman residing in Skowhegan.Newspapers Viewable file19 Aug 1916 · Nina E. (Oak) Steward, Lucinda Allen
• The Independent-Reporter (Skowhegan, Me.), 16 Mar 1916, p. 4: Death of Mrs. Abbie H. Russell.Newspapers Viewable file16 Mar 1916 · Harlow S. Russell, Abbie Helen Whittier
• The Independent-Reporter (Skowhegan, Me.), 1916-08-03, image/seq 5: Local item: Mrs. Lucinda Oak, mother of Mrs. Nahum Steward, sustained a fall Tuesday.Newspapers Viewable file1916-08-03 · Lucinda Allen
• The Independent-Reporter (Skowhegan, Me.), 1916-08-24, image/seq 3: "Mrs. Lucinda (Allen) Oak. Another of the Children of Bloomfield is Layed to Rest," with portrait captioned "The Late Mrs. Lucinda Oak".Newspapers Viewable file1916-08-24 · Lucinda Allen
• The Independent-Reporter (Skowhegan, Me.), 1916-08-24, image/seq 8: "Card of Thanks" dated Skowhegan, Aug. 23, 1916, signed by Mr. and Mrs. Horace Jewett, Mr. and Mrs. Elmore Withee, Mr. and Mrs. Nahum Steward.Newspapers Viewable file1916-08-24 · Lucinda Allen
• The Independent-Reporter (Skowhegan, Me.), 1916-10-19, image/seq 1: Obituary of Mrs. (Elizabeth Allen) Tobey, noting "her sister, Mrs. Lucinda Oak passed away only a few months ago".Newspapers Viewable file1916-10-19 · Lucinda Allen
• The Independent-Reporter (Skowhegan, Me.), 24 Aug 1916, p. 3: 'Mrs. Lucinda (Allen) Oak. Another of the Children of Bloomfield is Layed to Rest', with her portraitNewspapers Research source1916
• The Independent-Reporter (Skowhegan), 16 March 1916: 'Death of Mrs. Abbie H. Russell' at her home in Madison, daughter of John H. and Mary C. (Hall) Whittier, wife of Harlow S. Russell, with her surviving children.Newspapers Viewable file16 Mar 1916 · Abbie Helen Whittier
• The Independent-Reporter of 16 March 1916, 'Death of Mrs. Abbie H. Russell': born in Brighton, married Harlow S. Russell in 1862, lived at Bingham, Cornville, Skowhegan and Madison; survived by six children. The paper prints her birth year as 1884, an evident error.Newspapers Viewable file1916 · Abbie Helen Whittier
• The San Antonio Light, 11 May 1916, p. 14, "Mrs. Kelso Elected Mrs. Ayres' Successor": "Mrs. Winchester Kelso was elected president of the Battle of Flowers Association at the annual meeting ... Wednesday afternoon"; re-elected, Light 12 May 1917, p. 8 (https://newspaperarchive.com/san-antonio-light-may-12-1917-p-8/)Newspapers Citation only10 MAY 1916 · May Joyce Kelso
• The San Antonio Light, 11 May 1916, p. 14: "Mrs. Winchester Kelso was elected president of the Battle of Flowers Association at the annual meeting of the organization Wednesday afternoon" (10 May 1916), succeeding Mrs. Atlee B. Ayres.Newspapers Viewable file11 May 1916 · Winchester (Judge W.) Kelso Sr., May Joyce Kelso
• The San Antonio Light, 15 August 1916, p. 1: the Texas cotton story carrying the prediction of W. B. Clarkson, president of the Clarkson Cotton Company.Newspapers Viewable file15 August 1916 · William Banton Clarkson
• The Tulsa Democrat, 21 January 1916, p. 5: society item reporting that Mr. Nat Emmons Ligon and his bride, formerly Miss Zula Nash of Sapulpa, arrived in Tulsa, with the wedding held at the First Baptist church of Sapulpa.Newspapers Viewable file21 Jan 1916 · Zula Lee Nash-Moss-Ligon, Emmons Nathaniel 'E. Nat' Ligon
• Tulsa Daily World (Tulsa, Okla.), 2 Feb 1916, p. 5: society columnNewspapers Research source1916 · Emmons Nathaniel 'E. Nat' Ligon
• Tulsa Daily World (Tulsa, Okla.), 2 Feb 1916, p. 5: society column on Mrs. Nat Emmons Ligon, a bride of a fortnight (formerly Miss Zula Nash of Sapulpa).Newspapers Viewable file2 Feb 1916 · Emmons Nathaniel 'E. Nat' Ligon
• Tulsa Daily World, 2 Feb 1916: society item 'Bride Presented at Auction Party', which names Mrs. Nat Emmons Ligon as a bride of a fortnight; the item says nothing about his legal work.Newspapers Viewable file2 Feb 1916 · Emmons Nathaniel 'E. Nat' Ligon
• U.S., Newspapers.com™ Marriage Index, 1800s-currentNewspapers Citation only20 JAN 1916 · Baptist Church, Oklahoma · Zula Nash, Zula Lee Nash-Moss-Ligon, Emmons Nathaniel 'E. Nat' Ligon
• U.S., Newspapers.com™ Obituary Index, 1800s-currentNewspapers Viewable scan16 AUG 1916 · Fort Bend, Texas · Mary Florence Victery, Herbert Kelso Clarkson, Margery Clarkson MacKinnon
• "Mrs. Winchester Kelso was unanimously re-elected president of the Battle of Flowers' Association at the annual meeting Friday afternoon at the Menger Hotel." The San Antonio Light, 12 May 1917, p. 8.Newspapers Viewable file1917 · May Joyce Kelso
• The San Antonio Light, 11 February 1917, p. 54: "Lieutenant and Mrs. Herbert Slayden Clarkson entertained a party of forty at the Menger baile y merienda."Newspapers Viewable file11 February 1917 · Brigadier General Herbert Slayden Clarkson
• The San Antonio Light, 12 May 1917, p. 8: "Mrs. Winchester Kelso was unanimously re-elected president of the Battle of Flowers' Association."Newspapers Viewable file12 May 1917 · Winchester (Judge W.) Kelso Sr., May Joyce Kelso
• The San Antonio Light, 20 May 1917, p. 22: a society page (a D.A.R. and club guest list) on which the name Clarkson occurs in a society list; the words Leon Springs on the page belong to a different item.Newspapers Viewable file20 May 1917 · Brigadier General Herbert Slayden Clarkson
• "Mrs. Winchester Kelso, who has been with the volunteers, says: 'I never in my life felt as if I was doing such real work...'" Marin B. Fenwick, "Just Among Ourselves," The San Antonio Evening News, 12 October 1918, p. 6.Newspapers Viewable file1918 · May Joyce Kelso
• The Independent-Reporter (Skowhegan, Me.), 11 Jul 1918, p. 1: The Old Red Schoolhouse at Larone (teachers include Miss Lucinda Allen, who married Samuel Oak).Newspapers Viewable file11 Jul 1918 · Samuel Oak, Lucinda Allen
• The Independent-Reporter (Skowhegan, Me.), 1918-07-11, image/seq 1: "The Old Red Schoolhouse at Larone" (Whiting's schoolhouse), list of former teachers including "Miss Lucinda Allen who married Samuel Oak of Skowhegan".Newspapers Viewable file1918-07-11 · Lucinda Allen
• The Independent-Reporter, 11 Jul 1918, p. 1: 'The Old Red Schoolhouse at Larone' (a remembered list of the school's teachers)Newspapers Research source1918 · Lucinda Allen
• The San Antonio Evening News, 12 October 1918, p. 6, "Just Among Ourselves": Mrs. Winchester Kelso, who has been with the volunteers, says she never in her life felt as if she was doing such real work.Newspapers Viewable file12 October 1918 · Winchester (Judge W.) Kelso Sr., May Joyce Kelso
• The San Antonio Light, 14 April 1918, p. 8 as printed (viewer page 5): the Battle of Flowers Association, Mrs. Winchester Kelso, president, plans a military and Red Cross parade followed by a religious service before the Alamo instead of the Battle of Flowers.Newspapers Viewable file14 April 1918 · Winchester (Judge W.) Kelso Sr., May Joyce Kelso
• The San Antonio Light, 18 April 1918, p. 7 as printed (viewer page 11): "Mrs. Kelso, president of the Battle of Flowers Association, under whose auspices the parade is being given, has charge of the section of the parade in which Army officers and city officials will march."Newspapers Viewable file18 April 1918 · Winchester (Judge W.) Kelso Sr., May Joyce Kelso
• The San Antonio Light, 22 April 1918, p. 6 as printed (viewer page 3): the Battle of Flowers Association, Mrs. Winchester Kelso, president, "planned and staged the parade and the services before the Alamo"; the Red Cross flags collected $802.23.Newspapers Viewable file22 April 1918 · Winchester (Judge W.) Kelso Sr., May Joyce Kelso
• U.S., Newspapers.com™ Obituary Index, 1800s-currentNewspapers Viewable scan19 AUG 1919 · Calhoun County, Texas, USA · Natalee Cissie Ligon (Chambliss) Clarkson, Margery Clarkson MacKinnon
• Newspaper clipping 14 Dec 1920 ("will be married this evening ... at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harold J. Blackhurst, Bateman avenue, Windsor Hills. Rev. B. Duval Chambers, of Millwood, Va., will officiate"); clipping 15 Dec 1920 ("McCue--Clarkson ... were married yesterday"). Media m23a083e607d8 and m4a6d146a1059. No URL recordedNewspapers Citation only14 DEC 1920 · Windsor Hills · Laurel Ellen Clarkson
• Newspaper clipping 14 Dec 1920 (Laurel McCue wedding): "The bridesmaid will be Miss Phyllis Clarkson, sister of the bride"; San Antonio Light 25 Apr 1922: daughter "Mrs. S. M. Lepturch" [Leftwich]; San Antonio Light 8 Sep 1933 and Fort Worth Star-Telegram 9 Sep 1933: "Mrs. S. M. Leftwich of Dallas"; Express and News 1 Nov 1960. No URL recorded; repository/film/page as aboveNewspapers Citation onlyBET 15 DEC 1920 AND 25 APR 1922 · Phyllis Clarkson
• Texas, U.S., Newspapers.com™ Stories and Events Index, 1800's-currentNewspapers Viewable scan27 MAY 1920 · San Antonio, Texas, USA · Herbert Kelso Clarkson
• Obituary of Mrs. A. A. Footer (Ada Russell Footer), wife of A. A. Footer of Main Street, Lewiston, who died on a Sunday in December 1921; born at Cornville, she leaves her husband, children, brothers George L., Lewis and Bert Russell and sisters Mabel Cushing and Nellie Kittredge.Newspapers Viewable file19 Dec 1921 · Ada Russell ( Footer )
• "Mrs. W. B. Clarkson died at her home, 213 Washington street, Tuesday morning, after a brief illness." The San Antonio Light, 25 April 1922, p. 1.Newspapers Viewable file1922 · Alice Ann (Peaple) Clarkson
• "Nancy Milewski" (obituary), The Star-Ledger (Newark, New Jersey), 6 September 1984, p. 42Newspapers Citation onlyABT 1922 · Irvington, Essex, New Jersey, USA · Annunziata "Nancy" Milewski
• Her obituary, 25 April 1922Newspapers Research source1922
• The Independent-Reporter (Skowhegan, Me.), 1922-11-09, image/seq 1: Wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Horace Jewett (Lizzie Oak, native of Exeter; parents Samuel Oak and Lucinda Allen; family moved from Exeter to a farm in the Bigelow Hill section).Newspapers Viewable file1922-11-09 · Lucinda Allen
• The San Antonio Light, 25 April 1922, p. 1: "Mrs. W. B. Clarkson died at her home, 213 Washington street, Tuesday morning, after a brief illness."Newspapers Viewable file25 April 1922 · William Banton Clarkson, Alice Ann (Peaple) Clarkson
• Tulsa World, 3 Mar 1922: private services for E. Nat Ligon, 34, former assistant county attorney, at the home on South Rockford and at Rose Hill.Newspapers Viewable file3 Mar 1922 · Emmons Nathaniel 'E. Nat' Ligon
• Oklahoma, U.S., Newspapers.com™ Stories and Events Index, 1800's-currentNewspapers Citation only25 NOV 1923 · Tulsa, Oklahoma, USA · Zula Lee Nash-Moss-Ligon
• The Independent-Reporter of 15 March 1923 on the death of George F. Oak. It names his widow as 'formerly Miss Lizzie Flye' and lists 'Irvin' among his seven children; it does not say the widow was Irving's mother.Newspapers Viewable file1923 · Irving Gilbert Oak
• The San Antonio Evening News, 15 February 1923, p. 13: the Timely Topics club's WOAI radio concert; "The artists were Miss Pat Swearingen, Mrs. Herbert Slayden Clarkson and Mrs. Homer T. Wilson."Newspapers Viewable file15 February 1923 · Ruth Joyce Kelso Clarkson
• Tulsa Daily World, 25 November 1923, section 3, p. 27: society column item reporting that Miss Katherine Alford of Austin, Texas, has returned home after several months as a guest of her cousin, Mrs. Zula Nash Ligon.Newspapers Viewable file25 Nov 1923 · Zula Lee Nash-Moss-Ligon
• 'Petition,' Police Jury Proceedings, The Weekly Gazette, 1 Nov 1924, p. 8: neighborhood property owners near Chataignier, La. petition to create the Chataignier Drainage District, signed by, among roughly 45 names, both Lucas Miller and Francois Miller.Newspapers Viewable file1924 · Lucas Miller
• Obituary for Edgar D AmesNewspapers Viewable file2 Aug 1924 · Edgar D. Ames
• 'OAK—RUSSELL,' Evening Express, 23 Jul 1925, p. 6: the marriage of Irving Gilbert Oak, lineman for the Central Maine Power Company, to Miss Natalie Mildred Russell, at the Simpson cottage, Lake Wesserunsett.Newspapers Viewable file23 Jul 1925 · Irving Gilbert Oak
• Evening Express (Portland, Me.), 1925: marriage notice naming Irving Gilbert Oak, a Central Maine Power Company lineman (clipping)Newspapers Research source1925 · Irving Gilbert Oak
• Evening Express (Portland, Me.), 23 Sep 1925, p. 12: the Bingham accident (AP)Newspapers Research source1925 · Irving Gilbert Oak
• Evening Express, Portland, Maine, September 23, 1925, p. 12. The same-day Associated Press account of the Bingham accident.Newspapers Viewable file23 Sep 1925 · Irving Gilbert Oak
• Kennebec Journal (Augusta, Me.), 6 Oct 1925, p. 8: "Power Co. Linemen Are Praised for Recent Rescue Act"Newspapers Research source1925 · Irving Gilbert Oak
• Kennebec Journal, Augusta, Maine, October 6, 1925, p. 8: "Power Co. Linemen Are Praised for Recent Rescue Act." The company's letter commending Irvin Oak, Frazer and Malon Dumont by name for rescuing Mrs. Alexina Bates and her companion from a submerged car at Bingham, September 23, 1925.Newspapers Viewable file6 Oct 1925 · Irving Gilbert Oak
• Kennebec Journal, October 6, 1925, p. 8: continuation of the Bingham rescue report and the company's first-aid training requirement.Newspapers Viewable file6 Oct 1925 · Irving Gilbert Oak
• Laredo Daily Times, 25 Nov 1925: 'Death of Winchester Kelso' (page in the family tree)Newspapers Research source1925 · Winchester (Judge W.) Kelso Sr.
• Laredo Morning Times, 25 Nov 1925, p. 5: Death of Winchester Kelso.Newspapers Viewable file25 Nov 1925 · Winchester (Judge W.) Kelso Sr.
• Newspapers.com - Evening Express - 23 Jul 1925 - 6Newspapers Viewable scan23 JUL 1925 · Portland, Maine · Nellie Mildred Russell
• Newspapers.com - Laredo Morning Times - 25 Nov 1925 - 5Newspapers Viewable file25 Nov 1925 · Winchester (Judge W.) Kelso Sr.
• Newspapers.com - Laredo Morning Times - 25 Nov 1925 - 5Newspapers Scan: family sign-in25 NOV 1925 · Laredo, Texas · Winchester (Judge W.) Kelso Sr.
• Newspapers.com - The Taylor Daily Press - 25 Nov 1925 - Page 2Newspapers Viewable scan25 NOV 1925 · Taylor, Texas · Winchester (Judge W.) Kelso Sr.
• Portland Evening Express and Daily Advertiser (Portland, Maine), Thursday 23 July 1925, p. 6, 'OAK-RUSSELL' (Skowhegan item): marriage of Irving Oak, lineman for the Central Maine Power Company, and Miss Mildred Russell took place 'Wednesday evening, [at the] Simpson cottage, Lake Wesserunsett, Rev. George L. Thurlow' officiating. Newspapers.com image 851333494. URL: https://www.newspapers.com/Newspapers Citation only22 JUL 1925 · Lake Wesserunsett (Simpson cottage), Skowhegan, Somerset, Maine, USA · Nellie Mildred Russell, Irving Gilbert Oak
• Portland Press Herald, 24 Sep 1925, p. 2: the Bingham accidentNewspapers Research source1925 · Irving Gilbert Oak
• Portland Press Herald, September 24, 1925, p. 2. The day-after news account of the Bingham accident, independent of the company's own letter.Newspapers Viewable file24 Sep 1925 · Irving Gilbert Oak
• San Antonio Express, 25 Nov 1925, p. 14: death notice of Judge Winchester KelsoNewspapers Research source1925 · Ruth Joyce Kelso Clarkson, Winchester (Judge W.) Kelso Sr., May Joyce Kelso
• San Antonio Express, 25 Nov 1925, p. 14: Deaths, Judge Winchester Kelso (wife May Joyce Kelso, son Winchester Kelso Jr., daughter Mrs. Herbert Slayden Clarkson).Newspapers Viewable file25 Nov 1925 · Winchester (Judge W.) Kelso Sr., Ruth Joyce Kelso Clarkson, Winchester Kelso Jr., May Joyce Kelso
• San Antonio Light, 25 Nov 1925, p. 5: 'W. Kelso, S. A. Civic Leader Is Dead'Newspapers Research source1925 · Brigadier General Herbert Slayden Clarkson, Ruth Joyce Kelso Clarkson, Winchester (Judge W.) Kelso Sr., May Joyce Kelso
• San Antonio Light, 25 Nov 1925, p. 5: W. Kelso, S. A. Civic Leader, Is Dead (widow, son, daughter Ruth Kelso-Clarkson, brother Frank Kelso).Newspapers Viewable file25 Nov 1925 · Winchester (Judge W.) Kelso Sr., Ruth Joyce Kelso Clarkson, Brigadier General Herbert Slayden Clarkson, Winchester Kelso Jr. and 2 more
• The Austin American, 25 Nov 1925, p. 1: Winchester Kelso, Noted Texas Attorney, Dies at San Antonio (Associated Press).Newspapers Viewable file25 Nov 1925 · Winchester (Judge W.) Kelso Sr.
• The Houston Post, 25 Nov 1925, p. 13: Winchester Kelso of Santone Dies (Associated Press).Newspapers Viewable file25 Nov 1925 · Winchester (Judge W.) Kelso Sr.
• U.S., Newspapers.com™ Marriage Index, 1800s-currentNewspapers Citation only22 JUL 1925 · Lake Wesserunsett (Simpson cottage), Skowhegan, Somerset, Maine, USA · Nellie Mildred Russell, Irving Gilbert Oak
• U.S., Obituary Collection, 1930-CurrentNewspapers Citation only29 NOV 1925 · Cincinnati, Hamilton, Ohio, USA · Allan Eugene Oak
• Web: Obituary Daily Times Index, 1995-2012Newspapers Transcription29 NOV 1925 · Cincinnati, Hamilton, Ohio, USA · Allan Eugene Oak
• Portland Sunday Telegram and Sunday Press Herald (Portland, Maine), Sunday 7 November 1926, Section A, p. 4, 'Dickinson-Oak' (Skowhegan, Nov. 6) (Newspapers.com image 847105738)Newspapers Citation only1926 · Skowhegan, Somerset, Maine, USA · Vernon Walter "Vern" Dickinson, Madelion Virginia Dickinson Oak (Dickerson)
• U.S., Newspapers.com™ Marriage Index, 1800s-currentNewspapers Viewable scan6 NOV 1926 · Norridgewock, Somerset, Maine, USA · Vernon Walter "Vern" Dickinson, Madelion Virginia Dickinson Oak (Dickerson)
• Bangor Daily News (Bangor, Maine), Saturday 23 October 2010, p. 19, Obituaries, 'Wendell Merle Oak' (Newspapers.com image 665137029)Newspapers Citation only28 MAY 1927 · Brewer, Penobscot, Maine, USA · Wendell Merle Oak
• U.S., Newspapers.com™ Obituary Index, 1800s-currentNewspapers Viewable scan28 MAY 1927 · Bucksport, Hancock, Maine · Wendell Merle Oak, Antoinette Pearl Paradis
• The Morning Call (Paterson, New Jersey)Newspapers Citation onlyABT FEB 1929 · Paterson, Passaic, New Jersey, USA · Iantha M. Hoefer
• U.S., Newspapers.com™ Marriage Index, 1800s-currentNewspapers Citation onlyABT FEB 1929 · Paterson, · Iantha M. Hoefer
• 'Donald Russell Oak,' Kennebec Journal, 10 Feb 1930, p. 2: a death notice for Donald Russell Oak, infant son of Irvin G. Oak and Nellie Russell Oak.Newspapers Viewable file10 Feb 1930
• Daily Kennebec Journal (Augusta, Maine), Monday 10 February 1930, p. 2, 'Donald Russell Oak' (Newspapers.com image 857660239). Morning Sentinel (Waterville, Maine), Monday 10 February 1930, p. 5, Skowhegan column, 'Donald R. Oak' (Newspapers.com image 851468639)Newspapers Citation only1930 · Skowhegan, Somerset, Maine, USA · Donald Russell Oak
• Donald Russell Oak's infant-death notice, 1930Newspapers Research source1930
• Maine, U.S., Newspapers.com™ Stories and Events Index, 1800's-currentNewspapers Viewable scan10 FEB 1930 · Waterville, Maine, USA · Nellie Mildred Russell, Donald Russell Oak
• Newspapers.com - Kennebec Journal - 10 Feb 1930 - 2Newspapers Viewable scan10 FEB 1930 · Augusta, Maine · Donald Russell Oak
• Newspapers.com - Morning Sentinel - 10 Feb 1930 - 5Newspapers Viewable scan Transcription10 FEB 1930 · Waterville, Maine · Nellie Mildred Russell, Irving Gilbert Oak
• U.S., Newspapers.com™ Obituary Index, 1800s-currentNewspapers Citation only8 FEB 1930 · Skowhegan, Somerset, Maine, USA · Donald Russell Oak
• Ville Platte Gazette (Ville Platte, La.), 18 Jan 1930, p. 5: Police Jury proceedings, petition for a public road signed by property owners including Mrs. Lucas Miller.Newspapers Viewable file18 Jan 1930 · Dea Aucoin
• Maine, U.S., Newspapers.com™ Stories and Events Index, 1800's-currentNewspapers Scan: family sign-in6 MAY 1931 · Waterville, Maine, USA · Madelion Virginia Dickinson Oak (Dickerson)
• Morning Sentinel (Waterville, Maine), Monday 16 March 1936, p. 12, Skowhegan News column, 'Mrs. Lizzie Oak' (Newspapers.com image 854324123)Newspapers Citation only1931 · Hallowell, Kennebec, Maine, USA · Etta Mae Evans Batchelder, Carlton Edward Oak, Elizabeth "Lizzie" B. Evans Ames (Oak)
• Morning Sentinel (Waterville, Maine), Wednesday 1 July 1931, p. 5, Skowhegan column, 'Iris Mae Oak' (Newspapers.com image 854270448)Newspapers Citation only30 JUN 1931 · Southside Cemetery, Skowhegan, Somerset, Maine, USA · Iris May Oak
• Morning Sentinel (Waterville, Maine), Wednesday 1 July 1931, p. 6, 'Foss-Russell' (Newspapers.com image 854270459)Newspapers Citation only27 JUN 1931 · Waterville, Kennebec, Maine, USA · Mary Gwendolyn Russell ( Foss ), Henry Leroy Foss
• Newspapers.com - Morning Sentinel - 1 Jul 1931 - 5Newspapers Viewable scan1 JUL 1931 · Waterville, Maine · Iris May Oak
• Newspapers.com - Morning Sentinel - 1 Jul 1931 - 6Newspapers Viewable scan1 JUL 1931 · Waterville, Maine · Mary Gwendolyn Russell ( Foss )
• U.S., Newspapers.com™ Birth Index, 1800s-2003Newspapers Viewable scan1931 · Iris May Oak
• U.S., Newspapers.com™ Marriage Index, 1800s-currentNewspapers Viewable scan4 JUL 1931 · Malden · Mary Gwendolyn Russell ( Foss )
• U.S., Newspapers.com™ Obituary Index, 1800s-currentNewspapers Viewable scan29 JUN 1931 · Skowhegan, Somerset, Maine, USA · Iris May Oak
• "John M. Oak, Long the Postmaster of Bangor, Passes Away," Bangor Daily Commercial, 15 Sep 1932, p. 11Newspapers Viewable file1932-09-15 · John Marshall Oak
• "John M. Oak, Long the Postmaster of Bangor, Passes Away," Bangor Daily Commercial, 15 Sep 1932, p. 11Newspapers Research source1932 · John Marshall Oak
• Newspapers.com - The Birmingham News - 7 Aug 1932 - 2Newspapers Viewable scan7 AUG 1932 · Birmingham, Alabama · Evelyn Dupriest Dixon Oak
• The Birmingham News (Birmingham, Alabama), Sunday 7 August 1932, p. 2, 'Sunday in Birmingham' (Newspapers.com image 573534219)Newspapers Citation only1932 · Birmingham, Jefferson, Alabama, USA · Louis Gordon Dixon, Evelyn Dupriest Dixon Oak
• U.S., Newspapers.com™ Birth Index, 1800s-2003Newspapers Scan: family sign-in29 JUL 1932 · Birmingham, Jefferson, Alabama, USA · Evelyn Dupriest Dixon Oak
• Fort Worth Star-Telegram, 9 Sep 1933, p. 2: 'Retired Cotton Broker Expires' (obituary of W. B. Clarkson)Newspapers Research source1933 · William Banton Clarkson, Alice Beatrice Clarkson, Laurel Ellen Clarkson, Phyllis Clarkson and 4 more
• His obituary, 8 September 1933Newspapers Research source1933
• Newspapers.com - Fort Worth Star-Telegram - 9 Sep 1933 - 2Newspapers Viewable scan9 SEP 1933 · Fort Worth, Texas · Florence Alice Clarkson, William Banton Clarkson
• Obituary for William B Clarkson (Aged 75)Newspapers Viewable file9 Sep 1933 · William Banton Clarkson
• Texas, U.S., Newspapers.com™ Stories and Events Index, 1800's-currentNewspapers Citation only26 MAR 1933 · San Antonio, Texas, USA · Ruth Joyce Kelso Clarkson
• The San Antonio Light, 8 September 1933, p. 32: the obituary of William B. Clarkson, 75, a native of Liverpool, England, who came to this country in 1884.Newspapers Viewable file8 September 1933 · William Banton Clarkson
• William B. Clarkson, 75, of 213 Washington street. Native of Liverpool, England. He came to this country in 1884. The San Antonio Light, 8 September 1933, p. 32.Newspapers Viewable file1933 · William Banton Clarkson
• 1934 clippings in John M. Oak's deceased-alumni file: "Portrait of Lyndon Oak to be presented to Univ. of Maine" and the Portland Sunday Telegram, "Oak's Portrait to be presented to the University of Maine" (web copy of the repository's 31 MB scan)Newspapers Viewable file1934 · Lyndon Oak, John Marshall Oak
• Bangor Daily News, 11 Oct 1934, p. 32: President Hauck's remarks accepting the portraits of Lyndon Oak and John Marshall OakNewspapers Viewable file1934-10-11 · Lyndon Oak, John Marshall Oak
• New Jersey, U.S., Newspapers.com™ Stories and Events Index, 1800's-currentNewspapers Citation only9 AUG 1934 · Bayonne, New Jersey, USA · John Frank Milewski
• "Dixon Funeral Services Held," Daily Clarion-Ledger (Jackson, Mississippi), 12 October 1937, p. 14.Newspapers Viewable file1937 · Mary Catherine 'Katherine' (Young) Dixon
• Daily Clarion-Ledger (Jackson, Mississippi), 12 October 1937, p. 14: full page carrying "Dixon Funeral Services Held" for Katherine Dixon (Aberdeen dateline, 11 October).Newspapers Viewable file12 October 1937 · Mary Catherine 'Katherine' (Young) Dixon
• New Jersey, U.S., Newspapers.com™ Stories and Events Index, 1800's-currentNewspapers Citation only14 AUG 1937 · Jersey City, New Jersey, USA · Josephine J. Sobacz
• U.S., Newspapers.com™ Obituary Index, 1800s-currentNewspapers Citation onlyABT 1938 · Clifton, Passaic, New Jersey, USA · Edna Whitford Weiss, Raymond W. Weiss Jr.
• Bangor Daily News, 30 Dec 1939, p. 6: "Jessie Lawrence Becomes Bride: Wed to Merle L. Oak of Bangor in Ceremony in Solon", with their photographNewspapers Viewable file1939-12-30 · Merle Llewellyn Oak Sr., Jessie Mildred Lawrence
• Maine, U.S., Newspapers.com™ Stories and Events Index, 1800's-currentNewspapers Scan: family sign-in1939 · Waterville, Maine, USA · Irving Gilbert Oak
• Newspapers.com - Morning Sentinel - 23 Jan 1939 - 10Newspapers Viewable scan Transcription23 JAN 1939 · Waterville, Maine · Irving Gilbert Oak
• Evening Express (Portland, Me.), 6 Oct 1941, p. 5: "Lineman Badly Shocked"Newspapers Research source1941 · Irving Gilbert Oak
• Evening Express, Portland, Maine, October 6, 1941, p. 5: "Lineman Badly Shocked," a third paper's account of the same accident.Newspapers Viewable file6 Oct 1941 · Irving Gilbert Oak
• Morning Sentinel (Waterville, Me.), 6 Oct 1941, p. 9: a Central Maine Power lineman burned at the South Channel dam; 'a fellow worker, Irvin Oak, took the injured man to the hospital'Newspapers Research source1941 · Irving Gilbert Oak
• Morning Sentinel, Waterville, Maine, October 6, 1941, p. 9: “Lineman Burned In Contact With Voltage Wires.” The report names Irvin Oak as the fellow worker who took Ralph R. Wentworth to the hospital.Newspapers Viewable file6 Oct 1941 · Irving Gilbert Oak
• The Bangor Daily News, 6 Oct 1941: "Skowhegan Man Seriously Burned"Newspapers Research source1941 · Irving Gilbert Oak
• The Bangor Daily News, October 6, 1941: "Skowhegan Man Seriously Burned," a second paper's account of the October 5, 1941 accident at the South Channel dam, the day after it happened.Newspapers Viewable file6 Oct 1941 · Irving Gilbert Oak
• Bangor Commercial, 25 Feb 1942, p. 14: "Skowhegan Man Honored / Irving Oak Awarded President's Medal For Saving Life"Newspapers Research source1942 · Irving Gilbert Oak
• Bangor Commercial, February 25, 1942, p. 14: its account of Irving Oak's President's Medal.Newspapers Viewable file25 Feb 1942 · Irving Gilbert Oak
• Bangor Daily News, February 26, 1942, p. 12. This award account repeats the release printed in the Kennebec Journal.Newspapers Viewable file26 Feb 1942 · Irving Gilbert Oak
• Brunswick/Bath Times Record, 25 Feb 1942, p. 1: "President's Medal Awarded Employe of Central Maine"Newspapers Research source1942 · Irving Gilbert Oak
• Caption accompanying the award photograph. Morning Sentinel, February 25, 1942, p. 9.Newspapers Viewable file25 Feb 1942 · Irving Gilbert Oak
• Evening Express (Portland, Me.), 25 Feb 1942, p. 5: "Skowhegan Man Wins Hero Medal"Newspapers Research source1942 · Irving Gilbert Oak
• Evening Express, February 25, 1942, p. 5. The report names safety director Walter H. Underwood as the person who recommended Oak and describes both rescues.Newspapers Viewable file25 Feb 1942 · Irving Gilbert Oak
• Irving Oak, left, receiving the President's Safety Award. Morning Sentinel, February 25, 1942, p. 9.Newspapers Viewable file25 Feb 1942 · Irving Gilbert Oak
• Kennebec Journal (Augusta, Me.), 25 Feb 1942, p. 3: "Awarded President's Medal for Saving Life by Prone Pressure"Newspapers Research source1942 · Irving Gilbert Oak
• Kennebec Journal, Augusta, Maine, February 25, 1942, p. 3. A second report of the same award, naming the October 5, 1941 accident and, in the same article, the 1925 Bingham rescue.Newspapers Viewable file25 Feb 1942 · Irving Gilbert Oak
• Maine newspapers of 25-26 Feb 1942 reporting the award (Morning Sentinel, Bangor Commercial, Evening Express, Kennebec Journal, Brunswick Times Record, Bangor Daily News)Newspapers Research source1942 · Irving Gilbert Oak
• Morning Sentinel (Waterville, Me.), 24 Feb 1942, p. 12: 'Irvin G. Oaks To Be Presented Safety Medal'Newspapers Research source1942 · Irving Gilbert Oak
• Morning Sentinel (Waterville, Me.), 25 Feb 1942, p. 9: "Irvin G. Oakes Gets President's Safety Award"Newspapers Research source1942 · Irving Gilbert Oak
• Morning Sentinel, Waterville, Maine, February 24, 1942, p. 12: “Irvin G. Oaks To Be Presented Safety Medal.” The notice describes the award and the first aid for which he was recognized.Newspapers Viewable file24 Feb 1942 · Irving Gilbert Oak
• Morning Sentinel, Waterville, Maine, February 25, 1942, p. 9. The full report of the National Safety Council's President's Medal, awarded to Irvin G. Oak for reviving a fellow employee after the October 5, 1941 accident at the South Channel dam.Newspapers Viewable file25 Feb 1942 · Irving Gilbert Oak
• Newspapers.com - Morning Sentinel - 24 Feb 1942 - 12Newspapers Viewable scan24 FEB 1942 · Waterville, Maine · Irving Gilbert Oak
• The Bangor Daily News, 26 Feb 1942, p. 12: "Skowhegan Man Receives Medal For Saving Life"Newspapers Research source1942 · Irving Gilbert Oak
• The Kennebec Journal's own photograph and caption for the award, "PRESIDENT'S SAFETY AWARD was presented to Irvin G. Oakes...", February 25, 1942, p. 3.Newspapers Viewable file25 Feb 1942 · Irving Gilbert Oak
• Times Record, 25 Feb 1942, p. 5: "Central Maine Man Gets Medal" (continuation, with the medal's own citation text)Newspapers Research source1942 · Irving Gilbert Oak
• Times Record, February 25, 1942, p. 1: the front-page report of Oak's medal. Continued on p. 5.Newspapers Viewable file25 Feb 1942 · Irving Gilbert Oak
• Times Record, February 25, 1942, p. 5: continuation of the award report, including wording presented as the medal citation.Newspapers Viewable file25 Feb 1942 · Irving Gilbert Oak
• Times Record, February 25, 1942, p. 5: the close of the report, on Oak's revival of Ralph R. Wentworth of Skowhegan after the October 1941 electric shock, and a note of a similar rescue Oak made in 1925 at Bingham.Newspapers Viewable file25 Feb 1942 · Irving Gilbert Oak
• "Ella C. Pethybridge" [obituary]Newspapers Research source17 November 1943 · Ella C. Pethybridge
• "Ella C. Pethybridge" [obituary], The Boston Globe, 17 November 1943, p. 9.Newspapers Viewable file1943 · Ella C. Pethybridge
• Newspapers.com - Austin American-Statesman - 3 Oct 1943 - 20Newspapers Scan: family sign-in3 OCT 1943 · Austin, Texas · Herbert Kelso Clarkson, Natalee Cissie Ligon (Chambliss) Clarkson
• Newspapers.com - Tulsa World - 10 Oct 1943 - 36Newspapers Viewable scan10 OCT 1943 · Tulsa, Oklahoma · Herbert Kelso Clarkson, Natalee Cissie Ligon (Chambliss) Clarkson
• Oklahoma, U.S., Newspapers.com™ Stories and Events Index, 1800's-currentNewspapers Scan: family sign-in3 OCT 1943 · Austin, Texas, USA · Natalee Cissie Ligon (Chambliss) Clarkson
• Texas, U.S., Newspapers.com™ Stories and Events Index, 1800's-currentNewspapers Scan: family sign-in3 OCT 1943 · Austin, Texas, USA · Natalee Cissie Ligon (Chambliss) Clarkson
• U.S., Newspapers.com™ Marriage Index, 1800s-currentNewspapers Scan: family sign-in9 OCT 1943 · Little Church around the Corner, New York, New York · Herbert Kelso Clarkson, Natalee Cissie Ligon (Chambliss) Clarkson
• U.S., Newspapers.com™ Marriage Index, 1800s-currentNewspapers Citation onlyABT 1943 · San Antonio · Brigadier General Herbert Slayden Clarkson
• BIRLS death-file entry: WENDELL MERLE OAK, born May 28, 1927, died October 21, 2010, branch NAVY. Veterans Administration BIRLS death file, as published by Reclaim The Records (birls.org). Obituary: Wendell Merle Oak, The Bangor Daily News, 23 Oct 2010, p. 19. The Bangor Daily News, via Newspapers.com. URL: https://www.newspapers.com/article/the-bangor-daily-news-obituary-wendell/192078569/Newspapers Citation only1944 · Wendell Merle Oak
• Austin American-Statesman, 25 October 1945, p. 12: birth notice of Margery Lee Clarkson, daughter of Herbert K. and Cissie Clarkson, born 24 October 1945Newspapers Research source1945 · Margery Clarkson MacKinnon, Herbert Kelso Clarkson, Natalee Cissie Ligon (Chambliss) Clarkson
• Newspapers.com - Austin American-Statesman - 25 Oct 1945 - 12Newspapers Viewable scan25 OCT 1945 · Austin, Texas · Margery Clarkson MacKinnon
• U.S., Newspapers.com™ Birth Index, 1800s-2003Newspapers Scan: family sign-in1945 · 1516 North-Wood Road, · Herbert Kelso Clarkson, Margery Clarkson MacKinnon
• "Parish Register for April" (baptisms, marriages, burials), St. Mark's Episcopal Church, San Antonio, Texas, from the May 5 1946 "St. Mark's Messenger," naming Margery Lee Clarkson's baptismNewspapers Viewable file1946-05-05 · Margery Clarkson MacKinnon
• Bangor Daily News (Bangor, Maine), Monday 17 February 1947, p. 12, Obituaries, 'Lillace A. Libby' (Newspapers.com image 664316900)Newspapers Citation only14 FEB 1947 · Waterville, Kennebec, Maine, USA · Lillace Alma Ames (Russell, Libbey)
• Bangor Daily News obituary of Mrs. Lillace A. Libby, 67, who died at a Waterville hospital; she was born at Canaan, daughter of Augustus Ames and Annie (Bragg) Ames, and the notice lists her surviving daughters, brother Lorenzo Ames and sisters.Newspapers Viewable fileFeb 1947 · Augustus Ames, Lillace Alma Ames (Russell, Libbey), Stella Belle Ames, Lorenzo W Ames
• Morning Sentinel (Waterville, Me.), 15 Feb 1947, p. 10: obituary of Lillace Alma Libby (the clean whole page; same file as research-b-highlight-recapture pages/MorningSentinel_1947-02-15_p10_img854167273_clean.jpg).Newspapers Viewable file15 Feb 1947 · Lillace Alma Ames (Russell, Libbey)
• Mrs. Lillace Libby, obituaryNewspapers Research source15 February 1947
• Mrs. Lillace Libby, obituary, Evening Express (Portland), 15 February 1947, p. 12.Newspapers Viewable file1947 · Lillace Alma Ames (Russell, Libbey)
• Newspapers.com - Evening Express - 15 Feb 1947 - 12Newspapers Scan: family sign-in15 FEB 1947 · Portland, Maine · Lillace Alma Ames (Russell, Libbey)
• Newspapers.com - The Bangor Daily News - 17 Feb 1947 - 12Newspapers Scan: family sign-in17 FEB 1947 · Bangor, Maine · Lorenzo W Ames
• Newspapers.com - The Bangor Daily News - 17 Feb 1947 - 12Newspapers Viewable scan17 FEB 1947 · Bangor, Maine · Lillace Alma Ames (Russell, Libbey)
• The Morning Call (Paterson), 22 Dec 1947, p. 21, death notices: Riley, William H.Newspapers Viewable file1947-12-22 · William H. Riley
• The Morning Call (Paterson), 22 Dec 1947, p. 21: Riley, William H., died Friday [19 Dec 1947]Newspapers Research source1947 · William H. Riley
• The Morning Sentinel of 15 February 1947: Lillace Alma Libby, formerly of Madison, died at Sisters' Hospital, Waterville; born in Canaan 31 August.Newspapers Viewable file1947 · Lillace Alma Ames (Russell, Libbey)
• “Mrs. N. Mildred Oak,” Morning Sentinel (Waterville, Maine), 6 Aug. 1948, p. 16 (Skowhegan Local), Newspapers.com image 854192932: survivors include "her father, Lewis Russell of Sidney"Newspapers Citation only6 AUG 1948 · Sidney, Kennebec, Maine, USA · Nellie Mildred Russell, Lewis Whittier Russell
• Maine, U.S., Newspapers.com™ Stories and Events Index, 1800's-currentNewspapers Citation only6 AUG 1948 · Waterville, Maine, USA · Lewis Whittier Russell
• Morning Sentinel (Waterville, Me.), 6 Aug 1948, p. 16: Mrs. N. Mildred Oak (Skowhegan Local News).Newspapers Viewable file6 Aug 1948 · Nellie Mildred Russell, Irving Gilbert Oak
• Newspapers.com - The Lewiston Daily Sun - 7 Aug 1948 - 2Newspapers Viewable scan7 AUG 1948 · Lewiston, Maine · Nellie Mildred Russell
• The Morning Sentinel of 6 August 1948, Skowhegan Local: Mrs. N. Mildred Oak died Wednesday, 'in frail health for a period of time'; funeral Saturday at two o'clock at the Clay Funeral Home, the Rev. W. L. Sheppard officiating.Newspapers Viewable file1948 · Nellie Mildred Russell
• "Charles Weiss, Sr., Retired Weaver, Dies", Paterson Morning Call, 28 Sep 1949, p. 12Newspapers Research source1949 · Karl Weiss, Edward F. Weiss, George W. Weiss, Charles J. Weiss
• "Charles Weiss, Sr., Retired Weaver, Dies", Paterson Morning Call, 28 Sep 1949, p. 12: Charles Weiss Sr., 71, husband of Emma Piquet Weiss, 61 Park St., North Haledon; born in Switzerland; interment announced at Laurel Grove Memorial ParkNewspapers Viewable file1949-09-28 · Karl Weiss, Raymond William Weiss
• Portland Press Herald, 5 Sep 1949, p. 20 (Maine State News): 'Colorado Scholarship'Newspapers Research source1949
• Portland Press Herald, 5 September 1949, p. 20: 'Colorado Scholarship', reporting that Ivan R. Oak, son of Irvin Oak of Skowhegan, won the Maine state scholarship to the Colorado School of Mines for 1949-50.Newspapers Viewable file5 Sep 1949
• Texas, U.S., Newspapers.com™ Stories and Events Index, 1800's-currentNewspapers Citation only1950 · San Antonio, Bexar, Texas, USA · Herbert Kelso Clarkson
• 'Harrison County Marriage Licenses,' Daily Herald (Biloxi), 11 Jul 1952, p. 14: among the couples licensed July 2-8, Ivan R. Oak, Keesler, and Evelyn Dixon, Amory.Newspapers Viewable file11 Jul 1952
• Ivan and Evelyn Oak's 1952 marriage licence entryNewspapers Research source1952
• Newspapers.com - Sun Herald - 11 Jul 1952 - Page 14Newspapers Viewable scanBET 2 AND 8 JUL 1952 · Gulfport, Harrison, Mississippi, USA
• Texas, U.S., Newspapers.com™ Stories and Events Index, 1800's-currentNewspapers Scan: family sign-in26 MAR 1952 · Austin, Texas, USA · Margery Clarkson MacKinnon
• The Daily Herald (Gulfport/Biloxi, Mississippi), 11 July 1952, p. 2, 'Harrison County Marriage Licenses': licenses issued by Circuit Clerk Ewart Lindsey for the period July 2-8 include 'Ivan R. Oak, Keesler, and Evelyn Dixon, Amory'. Newspapers.com image 742201331Newspapers Citation onlyBET 2 AND 8 JUL 1952 · Gulfport, Harrison, Mississippi, USA
• 'Change OD to Santa Red,' Fairbanks Daily News-Miner, 30 Dec 1953, p. 6: Battery B 274th Armored Field Artillery Battalion's Christmas charity drive at Ladd AFB, Alaska, naming Sgt. Ivan R. Oak among those who organized it.Newspapers Viewable file30 Dec 1953
• Alabama, U.S., Newspapers.com™ Stories and Events Index, 1800's-currentNewspapers Citation only24 APR 1953 · Birmingham, Alabama, USA · Evelyn Dupriest Dixon Oak
• Fairbanks Daily News-Miner, 30 Dec 1953, p. 6: 'Change OD to Santa Red'Newspapers Research source1953
• 'Antoinette Pearl Paradis Wed In Old Town Church Ceremony,' Bangor Daily News, 29 Jun 1954, p. 7: Antoinette Pearl Paradis's marriage to Wendell Merle Oak of Skowhegan (son of Irvin G. Oak and the late Nellie Oak); out-of-town guests included Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Oak of Orono.Newspapers Viewable file29 Jun 1954
• Bangor Daily News (Bangor, Maine), Tuesday 29 June 1954, p. 5, 'Antoinette Pearl Paradis Wed In Old Town Church Ceremony' (Newspapers.com image 663986758); second copy on p. 7 (image 663986765)Newspapers Citation only1954 · Old Town, Penobscot, Maine, USA · Wendell Merle Oak, Antoinette Pearl Paradis
• Bangor Daily News, 29 Jun 1954, p. 7: the wedding of Wendell Oak and Antoinette Paradis at Old Town (out-of-town guests)Newspapers Research source1954
• Maine, U.S., Newspapers.com™ Stories and Events Index, 1800's-currentNewspapers Citation onlyABT 1954 · Skowhegan · Wendell Merle Oak
• Newspapers.com - The Bangor Daily News - 29 Jun 1954 - 7Newspapers Viewable scan29 JUN 1954 · Bangor, Maine · Wendell Merle Oak
• Newspapers.com - The Bangor Daily News - 29 Jun 1954 - 7Newspapers Scan: family sign-in29 JUN 1954 · Bangor, Maine · Wendell Merle Oak
• Newspapers.com - The Bangor Daily News - 29 Jun 1954 - Page 5Newspapers Viewable file29 Jun 1954 · Antoinette Pearl Paradis
• Newspapers.com - The Bangor Daily News - 29 Jun 1954 - Page 5Newspapers Viewable scan29 JUN 1954 · Bangor, Maine · Wendell Merle Oak
• U.S., Newspapers.com™ Marriage Index, 1800s-currentNewspapers Scan: family sign-inABT 1954 · Skowhegan · Wendell Merle Oak
• U.S., Newspapers.com™ Marriage Index, 1800s-currentNewspapers Citation onlyABT 1954 · Great Works · Antoinette Pearl Paradis
• U.S., Newspapers.com™ Marriage Index, 1800s-currentNewspapers Citation only3 JUL 1954 · Old Town, Maine, USA · Wendell Merle Oak, Antoinette Pearl Paradis
• “Fretta W. Wilson Married Thurs. To Irving G. Oak,” Morning Sentinel (Waterville, Maine), 2 July 1955, p. 12. Newspapers.com image 854743248Newspapers Citation only30 JUN 1955 · Skowhegan, Somerset, Maine, USA · Nellie Mildred Russell, Irving Gilbert Oak
• The Commercial (Bangor), 5 Oct 1955, p. 6: 'Penobscot County Students Registered at University', From OronoNewspapers Research source1955
• The Commercial (Bangor), 5 October 1955, p. 6: 'Penobscot County Students Registered at University', from Orono; the first list includes 'Ivan R. Oak'.Newspapers Viewable file5 Oct 1955
• The Morning Sentinel of 2 July 1955: Mrs. Fretta Wilson, a nurse at Fairview Hospital, married Irving G. Oak on Thursday, 30 June 1955; 'Mr. Oak is employed as a lineman for the Central Maine Power Company.' The bride's initial is printed both V and W.Newspapers Viewable file1955 · Irving Gilbert Oak
• U.S., Newspapers.com™ Obituary Index, 1800s-currentNewspapers Citation onlyABT 1955 · Dover, Morris, New Jersey, USA · Scott William Riley
• U.S., Obituary Collection, 1930-CurrentNewspapers Citation onlyABT 1955 · Dover, Morris, New Jersey, USA · Scott William Riley
• Bangor Daily News (Bangor, Maine), Wednesday 5 December 1956, p. 11, 'Other Town News' (Skowhegan) (Newspapers.com image 662384643). Bangor Daily News (Bangor, Maine), Tuesday 29 June 1954, p. 5, 'Antoinette Pearl Paradis Wed In Old Town Church Ceremony' (Newspapers.com image 663986758); second copy on p. 7 (image 663986765)Newspapers Citation only5 DEC 1956 · Boston, Suffolk, Massachusetts, USA · Allan Eugene Oak
• Maine, U.S., Newspapers.com™ Stories and Events Index, 1800's-currentNewspapers Scan: family sign-in5 DEC 1956 · Bangor, Maine, USA · Allan Eugene Oak
• U.S., Newspapers.com™ Obituary Index, 1800s-currentNewspapers Viewable scan3 APR 1956 · Bangor, Penobscot, Maine, USA · Richard Dixon Oak Sr.
• Maine, U.S., Newspapers.com™ Stories and Events Index, 1800's-currentNewspapers Scan: family sign-in14 JUN 1957 · Bangor, Maine, USA
• Newspapers.com - The Bangor Daily News - 14 Jun 1957 - Page 4Newspapers Viewable scan14 JUN 1957 · Bangor, Maine
• Morning Sentinel (Waterville, Maine), 30 Dec 1959, p. 12, 'Skowhegan Personal Notes': Mrs. Ivan R. Oak and family at South Danville, N.H., among the holiday visits reported.Newspapers Viewable file30 Dec 1959
• Morning Sentinel (Waterville, Maine), 30 Dec 1959, p. 12: Skowhegan personal notesNewspapers Research source1959
• Bangor Daily News, 28 Dec 1961, p. 8, Madison section: Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Oak, Cathy, Ricky, Russell and Judy of Danville, N.H. were Saturday guests of his aunt and her husband, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Foss.Newspapers Viewable file28 Dec 1961
• Bangor Daily News, 28 Dec 1961, p. 8, State and County News, MadisonNewspapers Research source1961
• Fort Worth Star-Telegram, 15 Sep 1962, p. 4: "Retired General Dies In San Antonio at 69"Newspapers Research source1962 · Percy W. Clarkson
• Fort Worth Star-Telegram, 15 Sep 1962, p. 4: Retired General Dies In San Antonio at 69 (Maj. Gen. Percy W. Clarkson).Newspapers Viewable file15 Sep 1962 · Percy W. Clarkson
• Fort Worth Star-Telegram, 15 September 1962: "Retired General Dies In San Antonio at 69." An Associated Press item says Retired Maj. Gen. Percy W. Clarkson, 69, cited for directing the 1950 atomic tests at Eniwetok, died on Friday at Brooke Army General Hospital; he had been board chairman of the Fort Sam Houston National Bank since leaving the Army.Newspapers Viewable file1962-09-15 · Percy W. Clarkson
• Newspapers.com - Fort Worth Star-Telegram - 15 Sep 1962 - 4Newspapers Viewable scan15 SEP 1962 · Fort Worth, Texas · Percy W. Clarkson
• Newspapers.com - Morning Sentinel - 16 Jul 1964 - Page 2Newspapers Viewable scan16 JUL 1964 · Waterville, Maine · Lewis Whittier Russell
• Newspapers.com - The Bangor Daily News - 16 Jul 1964 - Page 7Newspapers Viewable file16 Jul 1964 · Lewis Whittier Russell
• 'Thirty-One 4-H Leaders Receive Awards at Kingston,' The Portsmouth Herald, 15 Nov 1966, p. 6: Rockingham County 4-H leadership awards, naming Mrs. Ivan Oak of Danville among the five-year Silver Clover recipients.Newspapers Viewable file15 Nov 1966
• 'U-M To Get Amplifier,' Bangor Daily News, 16 Jul 1966, p. 7: Ivan R. Oak, Western Electric's North Andover, Mass. representative (a 1957 University of Maine graduate), delivering an equipment grant to UMaine's College of Technology.Newspapers Viewable file16 Jul 1966
• Bangor Daily News, 16 Jul 1966, p. 7: 'U-M To Get Amplifier'Newspapers Research source1966
• Newspapers.com - The Portsmouth Herald - 15 Nov 1966 - Page 6Newspapers Viewable scan15 NOV 1966 · Portsmouth, New Hampshire · Evelyn Dupriest Dixon Oak
• The Portsmouth Herald, 15 Nov 1966, p. 6: 'Thirty-One 4-H Leaders Receive Awards at Kingston'Newspapers Research source1966
• Funeral notice "DiVito - Lucia M., age 73", St. Petersburg Times, 30 Aug 1967, p. 9-BNewspapers Research source1967 · Joseph DeVito, Lucia Mancini
• St. Petersburg Times, 30 Aug 1967, p. 9-B, funeral notice: Lucia M. DiVito, 73, died 28 Aug 1967; formerly of Irvington, N.J.; Requiem Mass and burial in NewarkNewspapers Viewable file1967-08-30 · Lucia Mancini, Joseph DeVito, Annunziata "Nancy" Milewski
• San Antonio Express-News (San Antonio, Texas), Saturday 15 January 1977, p. 67 (printed page 11-E, 'Death Notices'), 'Clarkson' (Newspapers.com image 48836203). Victoria Advocate (Victoria, Texas), Sunday 10 June 1984, p. 16A, 'Cissie L. Chambliss' (Newspapers.com image 439539070)Newspapers Viewable scanBET 1968 AND 1977 · Sugar Land, Fort Bend, Texas, USA · Herbert Kelso Clarkson, Margery Clarkson MacKinnon, Rellim James Miller III
• New Hampshire, U.S., Newspapers.com™ Stories and Events Index, 1800's-currentNewspapers Scan: family sign-in5 MAY 1969 · Portsmouth, New Hampshire, USA
• Newspapers.com - The Portsmouth Herald - 5 May 1969 - Page 2Newspapers Viewable scan5 MAY 1969 · Portsmouth, New Hampshire
• Obituary for Evabe Morein (Aged 73)Newspapers Viewable file4 Nov 1971 · Evabe Joseph Morein
• New Jersey, U.S., Newspapers.com™ Stories and Events Index, 1800's-currentNewspapers Citation only11 DEC 1972 · Paterson, New Jersey, USA · Scott William Riley
• Obituary of Scott W. Riley, Daily Record (Morristown, New Jersey), 4 December 2011, p. 21Newspapers Scan: family sign-in1972 · Dover, Morris, New Jersey, USA · Scott William Riley
• Web: Obituary Daily Times Index, 1995-2012Newspapers Citation only12 FEB 1972 · Houston, Harris, Texas · Rellim James Miller III
• Dora's obituaryNewspapers Viewable file8 Mar 1973 · Dora Clarkson
• The San Antonio Express, 22 January 1973, p. 14: the funeral notice for Mrs. Ruth Kelso Clarkson, 81, who died Friday at her home.Newspapers Viewable file22 January 1973 · Ruth Joyce Kelso Clarkson
• 'Hiking Timberlane strikers greeted by 3500 in Chicago,' The Boston Globe, 1 Jul 1974, p. 1: the front-page lead for the Timberlane, N.H. teachers'-strike story (continued on p. 8, where Ivan R. Oak is quoted); this page itself does not name him.Newspapers Viewable file1 Jul 1974
• 'Hiking Timberlane strikers greeted by 3500 in Chicago,' The Boston Globe, 1 Jul 1974, p. 8 (continued from p. 1): on the Timberlane, N.H. teachers' strike, quoting Ivan R. Oak, vice chairman of the Timberlane School Board, calling a Chicago solidarity rally 'an exercise in futility.'Newspapers Viewable file1 Jul 1974
• 'Hiking Timberlane strikers greeted by 3500 in Chicago', The Boston Globe, 1 Jul 1974, pp. 1 and 8Newspapers Research source1974
• 'Timberlane pupils plan 2d walkout to support teachers,' The Boston Globe, 14 Apr 1974, p. 14 (AP, Plaistow, N.H.): Ivan R. Oak, Timberlane Regional School District board vice chairman, on the rejected teacher-strike settlement proposals.Newspapers Viewable file14 Apr 1974
• Associated Press, 'Timberlane pupils plan 2d walkout to support teachers', The Boston Globe, 14 Apr 1974, p. 14Newspapers Research source1974
• Obituary of Herbert S. Clarkson (clipping in the family tree; newspaper and date not shown on the retained page)Newspapers Research source1974 · Brigadier General Herbert Slayden Clarkson
• San Antonio Express-News, 3 February 1974, p. 54, Classified Death Notices: the notice for Brig. Gen. Herbert Slayden Clarkson.Newspapers Viewable file3 February 1974 · Brigadier General Herbert Slayden Clarkson
• The Boston Globe, 13 Apr 1974, p. 2, 'Elsewhere in the News' (the Timberlane item)Newspapers Research source1974
• The Boston Globe, 13 Apr 1974, p. 2, regional news roundup: the Timberlane Regional School board's 6-3 rejection of strike-settlement proposals, quoting Ivan R. Oak, board vice chairman.Newspapers Viewable file13 Apr 1974
• Obituary for Herbert Kelso CLARKSON (Aged 60)Newspapers Viewable file15 Jan 1977 · Herbert Kelso Clarkson
• Texas, U.S., Newspapers.com™ Stories and Events Index, 1800's-currentNewspapers Citation only15 JAN 1977 · Houston, Texas, USA
• New Jersey, U.S., Newspapers.com™ Stories and Events Index, 1800's-currentNewspapers Citation only13 NOV 1978 · Paterson, New Jersey, USA
• Newspapers.com - Morning News - 13 Nov 1978 - 18Newspapers Scan: family sign-in13 NOV 1978 · Paterson, New Jersey · Scott William Riley
• The Star-Ledger (Newark), 1 Nov 1978, p. 34, death notices: Milewski, Josephine (nee Subacz)Newspapers Viewable file1978-11-01 · Josephine J. Sobacz
• The Star-Ledger (Newark), 1 Nov 1978, p. 34: Milewski, Josephine (nee Subacz), died 29 Oct 1978Newspapers Research source1978 · John Frank Milewski, Josephine J. Sobacz
• U.S., Newspapers.com™ Obituary Index, 1800s-currentNewspapers Citation only29 OCT 1978 · Andover, Sussex, New Jersey, USA · Josephine J. Sobacz
• Obituary for Zula LIGON (Aged 93)Newspapers Viewable file17 Jul 1979 · Zula Nash, Zula Lee Nash-Moss-Ligon
• U.S., Newspapers.com™ Marriage Index, 1800s-currentNewspapers Citation onlyAPR 1979 · Irvington, · Scott William Riley, Edward Milewski, Annunziata "Nancy" Milewski
• Irving's obituary in the Morning Sentinel of 1 October 1981: he died Wednesday, 30 September, aged 80, 'a first call lineman for Central Maine Power' and 'a life-long resident of Skowhegan.' The notice does not mention the rescue or the medal.Newspapers Viewable file1981 · Irving Gilbert Oak
• Morning Sentinel (Waterville, Me.), 1 Oct 1981, p. 14: obituary of Irvin G. Oak (the article).Newspapers Viewable file1 Oct 1981 · Irving Gilbert Oak
• Morning Sentinel, October 1, 1981, p. 14: Irving Oak's obituary, describing his family and work as a Central Maine Power lineman.Newspapers Research source1981
• The Star-Ledger (Newark), 19 Feb 1981, p. 34, death notices: "E. Milewski"Newspapers Viewable file1981-02-19 · Edward Milewski
• The Star-Ledger (Newark), 19 Feb 1981, p. 34: "E. Milewski"Newspapers Research source1981 · Edward Milewski
• 'Mrs. Dea Hollier,' The Ville Platte Gazette, 26 May 1983: obituary for Dea (Aucoin) Hollier, 88, of Ville Platte, naming sons James, Luther and Ralph Miller.Newspapers Viewable file1983 · Lucas Miller
• The Ville Platte Gazette, 26 May 1983, p. 30: obituary of Mrs. Dea Hollier, the former Dea Aucoin, 88, of Ville Platte, who died on 20 May 1983; the survivors include sons James Miller and Luther Miller of Opelousas and Ralph Miller of Ville Platte, and a daughter, Mrs. Dorothy Fontenot.Newspapers Viewable file1983-05-26 · James Rellim Miller Sr, Ralph Waldo Miller, Dea Aucoin, Luther Calvin Miller
• Newspapers.com - Victoria Advocate - 10 Jun 1984 - 16Newspapers Viewable scan10 JUN 1984 · Victoria, Texas · Natalee Cissie Ligon (Chambliss) Clarkson, Margery Clarkson MacKinnon
• The Star-Ledger (Newark), 6 Sep 1984, p. 42: obituary "Nancy Milewski" and death notice "Milewski": Nancy (nee DiSanto), 62, of Irvington, died 5 Sep 1984; president of the Ladies Auxiliary, VFW Camptown Post 1941; past president of the Rosary Altar Society of St. Paul the Apostle ChurchNewspapers Viewable file1984-09-06 · Annunziata "Nancy" Milewski
• The Victoria Advocate, 9 June 1984, p. 12A: the Deaths and Funerals notice for Cissie L. Chambliss, 64, of Port O'Connor, died Friday (8 June).Newspapers Viewable file9 June 1984 · Natalee Cissie Ligon (Chambliss) Clarkson
• Victoria Advocate (Victoria, Texas), Sunday 10 June 1984, p. 16A, 'Cissie L. Chambliss' (Newspapers.com image 439539070)Newspapers Citation only11 JUN 1984 · Port O'Connor, Calhoun, Texas, USA · Natalee Cissie Ligon (Chambliss) Clarkson, Edgar Raye Chambliss
• "Raymond W. Weiss Jr., 52, of Clifton", obituary and funeral notice, North Jersey Herald and News (Passaic), 16 Feb 1990, p. B4Newspapers Research source1990 · Raymond W. Weiss Jr., Edna Whitford Weiss
• North Jersey Herald and News (Passaic), 16 Feb 1990, p. B4: obituary "Raymond W. Weiss Jr., 52, of Clifton" and funeral notice: Navy veteran (Korea), environmental inspector at Singer-Kearfott 33 years; son of Edna (Whitford) Weiss; died 15 Feb 1990; interment announced at Laurel GroveNewspapers Viewable file1990-02-16 · Raymond William Weiss, Edna Whitford Weiss, Raymond W. Weiss Jr.
• The Herald-News (Passaic), 26 Apr 1996, p. A12: Iantha M. (Hoefer) Riley, 86Newspapers Research source1996 · Iantha M. Hoefer
• The Herald-News (Passaic), 26 Apr 1996, p. A12: Iantha RileyNewspapers Viewable file1996-04-26 · Iantha M. Hoefer
• Texas, U.S., Newspapers.com™ Stories and Events Index, 1800's-currentNewspapers Citation only20 JUN 1999 · Midland, Texas, USA
• Bangor Daily News, 20 Jan 2000, p. 16: obituary of Jessie L. Oak, 93, with her photographNewspapers Viewable file2000-01-20 · Jessie Mildred Lawrence
• New Jersey, U.S., Newspapers.com™ Stories and Events Index, 1800's-currentNewspapers Citation only24 JUN 2001 · Morristown, New Jersey, USA
• New Hampshire, U.S., Newspapers.com™ Stories and Events Index, 1800's-currentNewspapers Citation only8 JUL 2002 · Concord, New Hampshire, USA
• Portland Press Herald, 11 Apr 2007, p. 20 (B8): obituary of Merle L. Oak, 97, with his photographNewspapers Viewable file2007-04-11 · Merle Llewellyn Oak Sr.
• Newspapers.com - Valley News - 25 Feb 2008 - 4Newspapers Viewable scan25 FEB 2008 · West Lebanon, New Hampshire · Richard Dixon Oak Sr.
• Obituary of Margery (Clarkson) MacKinnon, J. N. Boufford & Sons Funeral Home, Manchester, New Hampshire, dated 9 Jun 2008 (CurrentObituary.com)Newspapers Research source2008 · David Clarkson Oak
• Obituary of Margery (Clarkson) MacKinnon, Manchester, N.H., published 9 June 2008 (J. N. Boufford and Sons Funeral Home, via CurrentObituary.com).Newspapers Viewable file9 Jun 2008 · Herbert Kelso Clarkson, Natalee Cissie Ligon (Chambliss) Clarkson, Margery Clarkson MacKinnon
• Richard D. Oak Sr.'s obituary, 2008Newspapers Research source2008 · Richard Dixon Oak Sr., Evelyn Dupriest Dixon Oak
• Newspapers.com - The Bangor Daily News - 23 Oct 2010 - 19Newspapers Viewable scan23 OCT 2010 · Bangor, Maine · Wendell Merle Oak
• Morning Sentinel (Waterville, Me.), 20 May 2011, p. B4: obituary of Mary (Russell) Foss (1904-2011), Madison's eldest citizen.Newspapers Viewable file20 May 2011 · Mary Gwendolyn Russell ( Foss )
• Newspapers.com - Daily Record - 4 Dec 2011 - 21Newspapers Scan: family sign-in4 DEC 2011 · Morristown, New Jersey · Scott William Riley
• Obituary of Travis Raye Oak, 39, of Laconia, New Hampshire, who died at home on 15 August 2021; born 6 February 1982 in Houston, Texas, the son of Richard Oak Sr. and Margery (Clarkson) MacKinnon. The notice lists his surviving sisters, brothers and grandparents and his predeceased brother Rellim James (Jimmy) Miller III. Source: 603Cremations.com, August 2021.Newspapers Viewable fileAug 2021 · Richard Dixon Oak Sr., Margery Clarkson MacKinnon, David Clarkson Oak, Rellim James Miller III and 1 more
• Travis Raye Oak's obituary, 2021Newspapers Research source2021 · Travis Raye Oak, Richard Dixon Oak Sr., Margery Clarkson MacKinnon, David Clarkson Oak and 1 more
• U.S., Newspapers.com™ Obituary Index, 1800s-currentNewspapers Viewable scan15 AUG 2021 · Enfield, Grafton, New Hampshire, USA · Travis Raye Oak
• "A Corner in Ancestors: Oakes" (2 of 3): Nathaniel Oak and his descendants, with a handwritten "S. Fco. Cal"Newspapers Viewable fileHenry Lebbeus Oak, Nathaniel Oak(e)
• "A Corner in Ancestors: Oakes" (3 of 3): the heraldry, with the handwritten question "Shall we adopt the arms & motto?"Newspapers Viewable fileHenry Lebbeus Oak, Nathaniel Oak(e)
• "A Corner in Ancestors: Oakes" by Eleanor Lexington, the family's clipping (1 of 3): the Oakes arms and "Persevere"Newspapers Viewable fileHenry Lebbeus Oak, Nathaniel Oak(e)
• “Death of Mrs. Abbie H. Russell,” The Independent-Reporter (Skowhegan, Me.), 16 Mar. 1916, p. 4, Newspapers.com image 885796736. Also Vermont marriage record (groom's card), Lewis W. Russell and Mabel R. Davidson, Walden, 12 Dec. 1910 (mother "Abbie Whittier"); “Lewis W. Russell” obituary, Morning Sentinel, 16 July 1964, p. 2Newspapers Citation onlyAbbie Helen Whittier, Nellie M. Russell, Mabel Russell
• “Lewis W. Russell” (obituary), Morning Sentinel (Waterville, Maine), 16 July 1964, p. 2; The Bangor Daily News, 16 July 1964, p. 7 (held clipping)Newspapers Citation onlySouthside Cemetery, Skowhegan, Somerset County, Maine, United States of America · Lewis Whittier Russell
• “Lillace Alma Libby,” Morning Sentinel (Waterville, Maine), 15 Feb. 1947, p. 10, Newspapers.com image 854167273; “Lillace A. Libby,” The Bangor Daily News, 17 Feb. 1947, p. 12Newspapers Citation onlyStella Belle Ames, Helen A Ames
• "Long and Honorable Career": biographical sketch of Hon. Lyndon Oak, reprinted from the Bangor Whig and CourierNewspapers Viewable fileLyndon Oak
• “Mrs. Dea Hollier,” The Ville Platte Gazette, 26 May 1983, printed Section 3, page 3 (viewer page 30). The obituary identifies the former Dea Aucoin and her sons James, Luther and Ralph Miller; it does not name Lucas.Newspapers Viewable fileLucas Miller
• "Mrs. Lizzie Oak" (death notice, Skowhegan News column), Waterville (Maine) Morning Sentinel, Monday 16 March 1936, p. 12. Clipping cropped from the saved page.Newspapers Viewable fileElizabeth "Lizzie" B. Evans Ames (Oak)
• “Petition,” within Police Jury Proceedings, The Weekly Gazette, 1 November 1924, page 8, lower second column. Lucas Miller and Francois Miller are separate names. The petition’s Lucas is a possible match, not uniquely identified.Newspapers Viewable fileLucas Miller
• Augustus Ames's obituaryNewspapers Viewable fileAugustus Ames
• Death notice column naming Lyndon Oak, among othersNewspapers Viewable fileLyndon Oak
• Dorothy (Hollier) Fontenot's obituary, naming husband Leo Fontenot, their children, and her Hollier Implement Company family businessNewspapers Viewable fileDorothy Hollier
• Evening Express, July 23, 1925, p. 6: the Oak–Russell marriage notice on the full newspaper page.Newspapers Viewable fileIrving Gilbert Oak
• Henry Lebbeus Oak's obituary noticeNewspapers Viewable fileHenry Lebbeus Oak
• Irving's obituary in the Morning Sentinel of 1 October 1981: he died Wednesday,Newspapers Viewable fileIrving Gilbert Oak
• Jackson Chapman's death notice, Iowa Soldiers' HomeNewspapers Viewable fileJackson Chapman
• John H. Whittier's obituary, Kennebec Journal, 30 April 1913Newspapers Viewable fileJohn Harrison Whittier
• Lebbeus Oak's obituary, "Lebbeus Oak"Newspapers Viewable fileLebbeus Oak
• Lyndon Oak's funeral accountNewspapers Viewable fileLyndon Oak
• Mandana Yates's obituary, The Topeka Daily Capital, 4 April 1882 (the monument's "1884" death year is an error; this contemporaneous notice gives 1882)Newspapers Viewable fileMandana Yates
• Mayola R.B. Gagne's obituary, naming her parents, both husbands, children and surviving siblingsNewspapers Viewable fileMayola Russell (Bolduc, Gagne)
• Milewski-Riley, Morning News (Paterson, New Jersey), 13 November 1978, p. 18 (Advice/Engagements), Newspapers.com image 534554423Newspapers Citation onlyIrvington, Essex, New Jersey, USA · Scott William Riley, Edward Milewski, Charles Riley
• Morning Sentinel (Waterville, Me.), 6 Oct 1941, p.Newspapers Viewable fileIrving Gilbert Oak
• New Hampshire, U.S., Newspapers.com™ Stories and Events Index, 1800's-currentNewspapers Scan: family sign-in
• Newspaper clipping 14 Dec 1920, "To Wed This Evening / Miss Clarkson To Be Married To Dr. McCue At Windsor Hills": "Miss Laurel Ellen Clarkson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William B. Clarkson, of San Antonio, Texas ... Dr. Alonzo McCue, of Bluefield, W. Va."; clipping 15 Dec 1920, "McCue--Clarkson" (media m23a083e607d8, m4a6d146a1059; newspaper not named on the clippings). No URL recorded; repositNewspapers Citation onlyLaurel Ellen Clarkson
• Newspaper clipping, "Oak—Oaks—Oakes"Newspapers Viewable fileHenry Lebbeus Oak
• Newspaper clippings 14 and 15 Dec 1920 (see Laurel's marriage); Fort Worth Star-Telegram, 9 Sep 1933, "Mrs. Alonzo McCue of Bluefield, W. Va."; San Antonio Express and News, 1 Nov 1960 ("Mrs. Alonzo McCue, Bluefield, W. Va."). No URL recorded; repository/film/page as aboveNewspapers Citation only
• Newspaper item listing aged village residents, including Lyndon and Mrs. Lyndon OakNewspapers Viewable fileLyndon Oak
• Newspaper item on a group photograph sent from California by Lebbeus Oak and his sonsNewspapers Viewable fileLebbeus Oak
• Newspaper item on Lebbeus Oak's arrival in Los Angeles, per his son OrmanNewspapers Viewable fileLebbeus Oak
• Newspaper item on Lyndon Oak's final illnessNewspapers Viewable fileLyndon Oak
• Official Army Register, 1 Jan 1946, p. 127 (leaf 143): Percy W. Clarkson (O4676), Active List. Internet Archive. Fort Worth Star-Telegram, 15 Sep 1962, p. 4: "Retired General Dies In San Antonio at 69". Newspapers.com. URL: https://www.newspapers.com/article/fort-worth-star-telegram-percy-clarkson/192103453/Newspapers Citation onlyPercy W. Clarkson
• Ruseell, Mayola - ObituaryNewspapers Viewable fileMayola Russell (Bolduc, Gagne)
• Samuel W. Billingsley's obituaryNewspapers Viewable fileSamuel Wilson Billingsley
• San Antonio Light, 25 April 1922 (obituary of Mrs. W. B. Clarkson): daughters "Mrs. Florence C. Groos, Mrs. Hilmar Guenther, Mrs. Ralph Hugo, Mrs. Alonzo McCue and Mrs. S. M. Lepturch [Leftwich]"; Texas death certificate of Alice Ann Clarkson, 25 Apr 1922: informant son-in-law Rudolph [Ralph] Hugo; Fort Worth Star-Telegram, 9 Sep 1933, p. 2, "Retired Cotton Broker Expires": "Mrs. Alice Hugo ofNewspapers Citation only
• Sun-Journal (Lewiston), 29 April 1899, p. 20: the Nathaniel Oak passage (Marlboro, Mary Holloway 1703, shipwreck tradition)Newspapers Viewable fileNathaniel Oak(e), Mary (Holloway) Oak
• Sun-Journal (Lewiston), 29 April 1899, p. 20: the Oak family article, last column (Henry L. Oak and the Nathaniel Oak tradition)Newspapers Viewable fileNathaniel Oak(e), Mary (Holloway) Oak
• The Lewiston Daily Sun (Lewiston, Maine), Saturday 7 August 1948, p. 2, 'Mrs. Irvin G. Oak' (Newspapers.com image 829249946). Bangor Daily News (Bangor, Maine), Tuesday 29 June 1954, p. 5, 'Antoinette Pearl Paradis Wed In Old Town Church Ceremony' (Newspapers.com image 663986758); second copy on p. 7 (image 663986765)Newspapers Citation onlyNellie Mildred Russell
• Tulsa Daily World (Tulsa, Oklahoma), Sunday 10 October 1943, p. 36, 'Former Tulsan Weds Saturday' (Newspapers.com image 884553732)Newspapers Citation onlyAustin, Travis, Texas, USA · Herbert Kelso Clarkson, Natalee Cissie Ligon (Chambliss) Clarkson
• Tulsa Daily World, 10 October 1943, section four, p. 36 ('Mrs. Roy Berry Jr.' as bride's only attendant; Newspapers.com article 192042506); Austin American-Statesman, 3 October 1943, p. 20 ('Mrs. Roy Beery'; Newspapers.com article 192042243); Victoria Advocate, 10 June 1984, p. 16A (sister 'Margery Berry')Newspapers Citation only
• U.S., Newspapers.com™ Marriage Index, 1800s-currentNewspapers Citation onlyWalden · Lewis Whittier Russell
• U.S., Newspapers.com™ Marriage Index, 1800s-currentNewspapers Citation onlyIrving Gilbert Oak
• U.S., Newspapers.com™ Marriage Index, 1800s-currentNewspapers Citation only
• U.S., Newspapers.com™ Marriage Index, 1800s-currentNewspapers Citation only99 Willard Avenue, Irvington, · Lucia Mancini
• U.S., Newspapers.com™ Marriage Index, 1800s-currentNewspapers Citation onlyAntoinette Pearl Paradis
• U.S., Newspapers.com™ Marriage Index, 1800s-currentNewspapers Citation onlyEvelyn Dupriest Dixon Oak
• U.S., Newspapers.com™ Marriage Index, 1800s-currentNewspapers Citation onlyWalden · Mabel R. Davidson (Russell, Lessor)
• U.S., Newspapers.com™ Obituary Index, 1800s-currentNewspapers Citation onlySkowhegan, Somerset, Maine, USA · Lillace Alma Ames (Russell, Libbey)
• U.S., Newspapers.com™ Obituary Index, 1800s-currentNewspapers Viewable scanAllan Eugene Oak, Irving Gilbert Oak
• U.S., Newspapers.com™ Obituary Index, 1800s-currentNewspapers Viewable scanMary Gwendolyn Russell ( Foss ), Augustus Ames
• U.S., Newspapers.com™ Obituary Index, 1800s-currentNewspapers Citation only
• U.S., Newspapers.com™ Obituary Index, 1800s-currentNewspapers Viewable scanSkowhegan, Somerset, Maine, USA · George Franklin Oak
• U.S., Newspapers.com™ Obituary Index, 1800s-currentNewspapers Citation onlyIrvin Oak · Nellie Mildred Russell, Allan Eugene Oak, Lewis Whittier Russell
• U.S., Newspapers.com™ Obituary Index, 1800s-currentNewspapers Citation onlySan Antonio, Bexar, Texas, USA · Percy W. Clarkson
• U.S., Newspapers.com™ Obituary Index, 1800s-currentNewspapers Viewable scanMary Florence Victery, Margery Clarkson MacKinnon
• U.S., Obituary Collection, 1930-CurrentNewspapers Citation only
• U.S., Obituary Collection, 1930-CurrentNewspapers Citation onlySkowhegan · Gertrude Faye Russell ( Foss )
• U.S., Obituary Collection, 1930-CurrentNewspapers Citation onlyMadison · Gertrude Faye Russell ( Foss )