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• Findagrave Gregory BrettOther documents Viewable file6 Mar 1541 · Gregory Brett
• De Forest and Bates, History of the Town of Westborough (1891), p. 210: Mr. Adam Holloway, Sr., who "Decd June ye 7th, 1733, in ye 80th year of his age" (Internet Archive item historyofwestborm00defo, leaf n257); Allen, Topographical and Historical Sketches of the Town of Northborough (1826), p. 27 footnote: "Adam Holloway, from Concord, (died in 1733, aged 80,)" (Internet Archive item topograpOther documents Citation onlyBET 1653 AND 1654 · Adam Holloway
• Humphrey “Umphrah Brodstreate” BradstreetOther documents Viewable fileAug 1655 · Humphrey or Humfry Bradstreet
• Public Records of the Colony of Connecticut, vol. 1 pp. 281, 299; vol. 2 pp. 69, 182, 206: Nathan Gold of Fairfield as ensign (1656), lieutenant (1657), captain (by 1667) and major for Fairfield County (1673).Other documents Research source1656-1673 · Major Nathan Gold
• Hudson, History of Marlborough (1862), p. 430 (REDIAT): 'John Rediat, Jr., m. Susanna ----, and had John, b. Sept. 19, 1670; Susanna, b. Dec. 10, 1672; Mary, b. Feb. 6, 1674.' Internet Archive item historyoftownofm00huds. Savage, vol. III, p. 521 (grandchildren John and Mary)Other documents Citation only10 DEC 1672 · Marlborough, Middlesex, Massachusetts, USA · Deborah Rediat, Susanna Rediat, Mary Rediat, Alexander Stewart
• Grace Hawley SmithOther documents Viewable file26 Nov 1690 · Grace V. Hawley (Smith)
• Eastman Family Roger EastmanOther documents Viewable file16 Dec 1694 · Roger Eastman
• Hastings Memorial (Buckminster, 1866), p. 123: 'MARY TAYNTER, born November 27, 1703, and died at Boston, 1782, daughter of SIMON and JOANNA (STONE) TAYNTER of Waltham'. HathiTrust id nnc1.cr59965720, seq 131Other documents Citation only27 NOV 1703 · Waltham, Middlesex, Massachusetts, USA · Mary Tainter, Benjamin Hastings
• Descendants of Deacon Edmund Rice, first six generations (Edmund Rice (1638) Association; compiler John F. Chandler; database dated 1-2 Sep 2026), entry "Tabitha RICE [QQ2203, w325]" (Edward3, Samuel2, Edmund1), https://www.edmund-rice.org/era5gens/6a14.htm, accessed 3 Oct 2026 (a compilation; copyrighted for personal use, so only short facts are recorded here)Other documents Citation only6 MAR 1706 · Marlborough, Middlesex, Massachusetts, USA · Tabitha Rice
• Records of the Proprietors of Marlborough, 1656-1740: highway meadow granted to Nathaniel Oak (10 Feb 1706/7). Granted to Nathaniel Oak two rods of meadow for one for the meadow taken out of his lot at the Middle Meadow for a highway.Other documents Viewable file1706-1707 · Nathaniel Oak(e)
• Margaret Brasheur JordanOther documents Viewable file7 Oct 1708 · Margaret Brasseur
• Expedition against Port Royal: Roll of Col. Shadrach Walton's Men (Samuel Corson listed).Other documents Research source1710 · Samuel Corson
• Archives of the State of New Jersey, 1st series, vol. XIII, p. 505: Council, 26 Jan 1713/14, a letter from 'Coll John Anderson' to Lewis Morris.Other documents Viewable file1714 · Col. John Ulster Anderson, primus Jr
• Sarah Pike StockmanOther documents Viewable file6 May 1718 · Sarah Ann Sanders or Saunders
• Archives of the State of New Jersey, 1st series, vol. XIV, p. 87: Council, 2 March 1718/19, 'Coll. Andersone' present.Other documents Viewable file1719 · Col. John Ulster Anderson, primus Jr
• Joshua WhitneyOther documents Viewable file7 Aug 1719 · Joshua Whitney
• Westborough Town Records, vol. 1 (1717-1781), ms p. 5: town meeting of 2 March 1719 ('voted that nathaniel oak shall tak Care of the Countrey Pr[?]d'). Heading 'Westborough: march: 2[d?]: 1719': 'voted that nathaniel oak shall tak Care of the Countrey Pr[?]d in to Town to Secure it form fier'; the meeting is adjourned to 18 April.Other documents Viewable file2 Mar 1719 · Nathaniel Oak(e)
• First Congregational Church Original and Early MembersOther documents Viewable file18 Jan 1721 · John Lewis Towne
• Boston News-Letter of 15 Aug 1723 as reprinted by Whitney 1793: 'An exact account of the awful burning of Capt. John Keyes's house, with five persons in it, at Shrewsbury, in the night between the 7th and 8th of this inst.' ... 'Mr. Bragg aforesaid, the carpenter, with his brother Abiel, of 17 years of age, and William Oaks of 18, his apprentices, were working about it.'Other documents Research source15 Aug 1723 · William Oak
• Public Records of the Colony of Connecticut, vol. 7 p. 94 (May 1727): Mr. John Wells of Stratford confirmed Captain of the south company or trainband of Stratford; Jacobus, Families of Old Fairfield, p. 657.Other documents Research source1727 · John Wells
• Westborough Church Records (Rev. Ebenezer Parkman's church ledger; expanded transcript by Ross W. Beales Jr., Colonial Society of Massachusetts), p. 9 (31 Dec 1727): 'Thomas Rice junior and Mary his Wife confessed their Sin of fornication, were restored and Admitted into our Communion and their Son Asa and their Daughter Melliscent were baptized.' CSM node 3838Other documents Citation only31 DEC 1727 · Westborough, Worcester, Massachusetts, USA · Asa Rice, Melliscent Rice
• Westborough Church Records (Rev. Ebenezer Parkman's church ledger; expanded transcript by Ross W. Beales Jr., Colonial Society of Massachusetts), p. 14. CSM node 3843. (21 Apr 1728): 'Nathaniel Oake ownd ye Covt & William his Son was baptized.' Westborough VR p. 81: 'William, s. Nathaniel, April 21, 1728. C.R.'Other documents Citation only21 APR 1728 · Westborough, Worcester, Massachusetts, USA · William Oak
• Westborough Church Records (Rev. Ebenezer Parkman's church ledger; expanded transcript by Ross W. Beales Jr., Colonial Society of Massachusetts), p. 15 (original; 7 Jul 1728): 'The Same Day George Oake, the Son of Mary Rice (by her former Husband Oake) and Deliverance ye Daughter of Samll Fay junr & Deliverance, were baptized.' CSM node 3844. Westborough VR p. 81: 'Oake, George, s. Mary Rice byOther documents Citation only7 JUL 1728 · Westborough, Worcester, Massachusetts, USA · George Oak
• James PerkinsOther documents Viewable file9 Dec 1731 · James Perkins Sr
• Westborough Town Records, vol. 1 (1717-1781), ms p. 32: town meeting of 5 March 1733 (Nathaniel Oak chosen a surveyor of highways). Heading 'Westborough March the 5th 1732/3': '.. James Miller & Nathaniel Oak Choosen Surveyors of high ways for the year Ensewing'.Other documents Viewable file5 Mar 1732/3 · Nathaniel Oak
• Westborough Church Records (Rev. Ebenezer Parkman's church ledger; expanded transcript by Ross W. Beales Jr., Colonial Society of Massachusetts), p. 32. CSM node 3861. 'April 8. Seth of Nathl & Tabitha Oake, baptized.' Westborough VR p. 81: 'Seth, s. Nathaniel and Tabitha, April 8, 1733. C.R.'Other documents Citation only8 APR 1733 · Westborough, Worcester, Massachusetts, USA · Seth Oak
• Westborough town record: birth and baptism of Seth Oake, 1 April 1733Other documents Research source1733 · Seth Oak, Nathaniel Oak, Tabitha (Rice) Oak
• Westborough Town Records, vol. 1 (1717-1781), ms p. 33: town meeting of 18 June 1733 (rate abatement for Nathaniel Oak). Heading 'Wtbo: June the 18th: 1733:': the Town voted to abate the Widow Mary fay the rates she was rated for one head in the year 1731, and 'Abated Nathaniel Oak as Much in the Rats as he was Rated for one head in the year 1731'.Other documents Viewable file18 June 1733 · Nathaniel Oak
• Westborough Town Records, vol. 1 (1717-1781), ms p. 39: town meeting of 15 March 1736 (Nathaniel Oak chosen a surveyor of highways). Heading 'Westborough March ye 15 1735/6': '.. Seth Reed and Nathaniel Oak wa[s Chosen] Surveyors of high ways for ye year Ensuing'.Other documents Viewable file15 Mar 1735/6 · Nathaniel Oak
• Archives of the State of New Jersey, 1st series, vol. XIV, p. 527: Council, 31 March 1736, on the death of President John Anderson (died at Perth Amboy, 28 March 1736).Other documents Viewable file1736 · Col. John Ulster Anderson, primus Jr
• Westborough Church Records (Rev. Ebenezer Parkman's church ledger; expanded transcript by Ross W. Beales Jr., Colonial Society of Massachusetts), p. 51. CSM node 3880. 'September 28. The Pastor being calld to minister to the Infant Child of Nathaniel and Kezia Oake ... It was baptized by the Name of Ebenezer.' Westborough VR p. 80: 'Ebenezer, s. Nathaniel and Kezia, Sept. 28, 1738. C.R.'Other documents Citation only28 SEP 1738 · Westborough, Worcester, Massachusetts, USA · Ebenezer Oak
• FamilySearch, Maine, Births and Christenings, 1739-1900: Joseph O. Evans, born 18 Jun 1841, Somerville, Lincoln Co.; father Elisha Evans, mother Betsey EvansOther documents Research source1739 · Joseph Oliver Evans
• Westborough Church Records (Rev. Ebenezer Parkman's church ledger; expanded transcript by Ross W. Beales Jr., Colonial Society of Massachusetts), p. 55. CSM node 3884. (19 Aug 1739): 'Thankfull, of Nathaniel and Kezia Oake baptized by Mr. Cushing.' Westborough VR p. 81: 'Thankful, d. Nathaniel and Kezia, Aug. 19, 1739. C.R.'Other documents Citation only19 AUG 1739 · Westborough, Worcester, Massachusetts, USA · Thankfull Oak
• Westborough Church Records (Ebenezer Parkman, expanded transcript by Ross W. Beales Jr., hosted by the Ebenezer Parkman Project), p. 72 (expanded transcript PDF p. 86; CSM node 3901): "28. John Oake and Susanna his wife ownd the Covenant and Hannah their Daughter was baptized." Year 1745 from the page markers; same page has Lydia Chamberlin b. 21 Feb 1744-5Other documents Citation only28 APR 1745 · Westborough, Worcester County, Massachusetts, USA · Hannah Oak
• Westborough Church Records (Rev. Ebenezer Parkman's church ledger; expanded transcript by Ross W. Beales Jr., Colonial Society of Massachusetts), p. 73 (2 Jun 1745): 'Lavinia, of John and Susanna Oake' (baptized). CSM node 3902Other documents Citation only2 JUN 1745 · Westborough, Worcester, Massachusetts, USA · Leviner Oak
• Westborough Church Records (Ebenezer Parkman, expanded transcript by Ross W. Beales Jr., hosted by the Ebenezer Parkman Project), p. 84 (expanded transcript PDF p. 100; CSM node 3913), under 1749: "February 26. The Desires of Benjamin Lawrence and Jane his Wife, and of Kezia (the wife of Nathaniel) Oake, to have their Relation to this Church transferrd from us to the Church of Christ in BoltonOther documents Citation only26 FEB 1749 · Bolton, Worcester County, Massachusetts, USA · Kezia Maynard
• Susanna Oak appointed Gdn. of NathanielOther documents Viewable file1752 · Nathaniel Oak
• Descendants of Deacon Edmund Rice, first six generations (Edmund Rice (1638) Association; compiler John F. Chandler; database dated 1-2 Sep 2026), entry "Milescent RICE [QQ2822, w631]", https://www.edmund-rice.org/era5gens/6a34.htm, accessed 3 Oct 2026 (a compilation; copyrighted for personal use, so only short facts are recorded here)Other documents Citation only30 SEP 1753 · Old Revolutionary Cemetery, Sudbury, Middlesex, Massachusetts, USA · Melliscent Rice
• Public Records of the Colony of Connecticut, vol. 10 pp. 313, 499 (Oct 1754, May 1756): Mr. John Ford confirmed Ensign and then Lieutenant of the west company or trainband of Milford; Pond, Inscriptions on Tombstones in Milford (1889), no. 192.Other documents Research source1754-1760 · Lieutenant John Ford
• Nourse, Military Annals of Lancaster, Massachusetts (1889), and Massachusetts Soldiers and Sailors of the Revolutionary War vol. 7 p. 463 (Hastings, Benjamin, Bolton: captain of a company of minute men) and vol. 11 p. 600 ('Oakes, Nathaniel, Bolton', private in his company); Willard's regiment roll, 17 April to 30 December 1759Other documents Research source1755-1775 · Benjamin Hastings (of Bolton)
• Harvard and Templeton vital records: children of Seth and Elizabeth Oak, 1758-1764Other documents Research source1758-1764 · Nathaniel Oak, Calvin Oak, Seth Oak, Elizabeth (Shevally) Oak
• Findagrave Sarah Elwell EdgecombOther documents Viewable file13 Dec 1760 · Sarah Elwell
• Findagrave Abraham Molton Sr.Other documents Viewable file8 Dec 1761 · Abraham Moulton
• Henry S. Nourse, History of the Town of Harvard, Massachusetts, 1732-1893 (Harvard, 1894), p. 199: report of the meetinghouse seating committee accepted 19 May 1766: 'In ye third Seat Below ... Capt. William Butterick Capt. Jonathan Oak John Forbush'. Reported in research-b-verify-round7-2026-10-03 REVIEW item 1aOther documents Citation only19 MAY 1766 · Harvard, Worcester, Massachusetts, USA · Jonathan Oak
• History of Sunderland, Massachusetts, which originally embraced within its limits the present towns of Montague and LeverettOther documents Citation only3 FEB 1767 · Experience, John Oaks
• Charles JordanOther documents Viewable file3 Mar 1773 · Henry White
• Massachusetts Soldiers and Sailors of the Revolutionary War vol. 11, p. 603: 'Oaks, George. Private, Capt. David Bent's co., Col. Nathan Sparhawk's regt.; ... company detached Aug. 20, 1777, and marched from Rutland to Bennington on an alarm'Other documents Research source1775-1781 · George Oak
• Reed, History of Rutland (1836; 1879 reprint) p. 177 ('List of Alarm Men of 1775 ... George Oak') and p. 53 ('Ens. George Oaks', school-plot report of the 1780s)Other documents Research source1775-1786 · George Oak
• Colonial Records of North Carolina vol. 10 (return of the battalion at Wilmington, 31 July 1776, Duplin: 'Abram Molton' among the captains; Council of Safety 11 June 1776, p. 626); State Records vol. 13 p. 311 ('Major Molton', 2 Dec 1778); State Records vol. 15 pp. 496 and 499 (Gen. Lillington to 'Major Molton of Duplin', and 'Major Molton to Governor Burke', Duplin Court Houses, 29 June 1781Other documents Citation onlyBET 1776 AND 1781 · Major Abraham Moulton
• Colonial Records of North Carolina vol. 10 (return of the battalion at Wilmington, 31 July 1776, Duplin: 'Abram Molton' among the captains; Council of Safety 11 June 1776, p. 626); State Records vol. 13 p. 311 ('Major Molton', 2 Dec 1778); State Records vol. 15 pp. 496 and 499 (Gen. Lillington to 'Major Molton of Duplin', and 'Major Molton to Governor Burke', Duplin Court Houses, 29 June 1781, signed 'Abrahm. Molton, Majr. Comdt.')Other documents Research source1776-1781 · Major Abraham Moulton
• George Chandler, The Chandler Family (1883), vol. 1 pp. 183-184, no. 566, and History of Keene, ch. VIII p. 206: Joseph Chandler of Epping, captain in Col. Isaac Wyman's New Hampshire regiment, 1776.Other documents Research source1776 · Captain Joseph Chandler III
• George Chandler, The Chandler Family (1883), vol. 1 pp. 183-184, no. 566, and History of Keene, ch. VIII p. 206: Joseph Chandler of Epping, captain in Col. Isaac Wyman's New Hampshire regiment, 1776. Internet Archive; Town of Keene, NH. No URL recordedOther documents Citation only1776 · Captain Joseph Chandler III
• New Hampshire State Papers, vol. 30, p. 161: start of the Winchester return of 3 June 1776 (signer list).Other documents Viewable file1776 · Nathaniel Oak
• New Hampshire State Papers, vol. 30, p. 162: rest of the Winchester signers incl. 'Nathanil Oak', certificate dated Winchester 3 June 1776.Other documents Viewable file1776 · Nathaniel Oak
• The Colonial Records of North Carolina, vol. 10 (Raleigh, 1890), p. 626 (Council of Safety, 11 Jun 1776: 'For Duplin County - Abraham Morton, Captain; Hardy Holmes, Lieutenant; William Rutledge, Ensign') and the fold-out return facing p. 680 ('A General Return of the Battalion of Militia Commanded by Colonel Thomas Brown ... Camp at Wilmington, July the 31st, 1776': captains column 'DuplinOther documents Citation onlyBET 11 JUN AND 31 JUL 1776 · Duplin County, North Carolina, USA · Major Abraham Moulton
• North Carolina records name the Duplin County officer as Molton: Colonial Records of North Carolina vol. 10 (return of 31 Jul 1776, 'Abra^m Molton'); State Records vol. 15 p. 499 (29 Jun 1781, signed 'ABRAHM. MOLTON, Majr. Comdt.'). No record calls him ColonelOther documents Citation onlyBET 2 DEC 1778 AND NOV 1784 · Duplin County, North Carolina, USA · Major Abraham Moulton
• US, Revolutionary War Rolls, 1775-1783 (NARA M246), Vermont, Chaffee's Company (1782), Folder 111, "Vt. Capt. Ezra Chaffe's Command. 1782 - 1 Pay roll", page 2 (Fold3). Seth Oak and Nathaniel Oak both appear among about 35 names. No URL recorded; repository, record id and page numbers as aboveOther documents Citation only1782 · Vermont, USA · Seth Oak
• US, Revolutionary War Rolls, 1775-1783 (NARA M246), Vermont, Chaffee's Company (1782), Folder 111, page 3: Capt. Ezra Chaffee's account addressed to Col. Stephen R. Bradley, Athens, 7 Jan 1783, sworn "before Seth Oak, Justice [of the] Peace" (Fold3). No URL recorded; repository, record id and page numbers as aboveOther documents Citation only7 JAN 1783 · Athens, Windham, Vermont, USA · Seth Oak
• Probate Records of Lincoln County, Maine, 1760 to 1800 (Patterson, 1895): will of Jonathan Oaks of Canaan in the County of Lincoln, dated 2 Dec 1784, probated 12 Mar 1785 [III, 121-2], printed pp. 149-151Other documents Research source12 Mar 1785 · Jonathan Oak
• Holton, Winslow Memorial, vol. I (1877), entry no. 5250: 'BENJAMIN, M.D., (Thankful (Winslow) Evans, James, Josiah, Kenelm, Kenelm,) b. 16 Jan. 1790; ... Physician and surgeon; has also a small farm. Has resided fifty-three years in Exeter, Penobscot Co., Me. s.p. 1870, Exeter, Me.' Internet Archive item winslowmemorialf001holt (OCR text read; page numbers are not in the OCR)Other documents Citation only16 JAN 1790 · Exeter, Penobscot, Maine (53 years as of 1870) · Benjamin Evans M.D., Nancy OAK
• Handbook of Texas entry 'Mitchell, Asa (1795-1865)': Old Three Hundred land title (1824); one of five Washington representatives to the Consultation, who 'took a leading part in drawing up the Declaration of November 7, 1835'; sergeant in Company B, First Regiment of Volunteers, at San Jacinto; died at San Antonio 6 Nov 1865 (a compiled entry; no roll or land file seen)Other documents Research source1795 · Asa Columbus Mitchell, Nathan Mitchell
• Geneteka index, Jaminy parish, baptisms 1797, act 29: Adam Milewski, of Jaziewo, son of Jan and Marianna GuziejkoOther documents Research source1797 · Marianna Guziejko, Adam Milewski, Jan Milewski
• Geneteka index, Jaminy parish, baptisms 1799, act 123: Roza (Rozalia) Kugiel, of Jaziewo, daughter of Michal and Marianna BogdzioOther documents Research source1799 · Rozalia Kugiel, Marianna BOGDZIO, Michal Kugiel
• John BuzzellOther documents Viewable file5 Jan 1800 · Isaac Buswell
• Death card: 'Oak, Susannah', age 52 years 6 months 14 days, husband 'Nathianiel Oak', died Sept 1801 (day 7 per the index; the digit on the card could be 7 or 2), cemetery 'Old'; town-clerk copy dated 1 Oct 1919, attested by the Chelsea town clerk. The card gives no maiden name or parents.Other documents Research sourceSep 1801 · Susanna Hastings, Nathaniel Oak
• Marriage card: groom 'Capt. Nathaniel Oak', residence 'Chelsea, Orange Co.'; bride 'Elizabeth Gates'; married Sep. 7, 1802; officiating 'Constant Murdock Justice [of the] Peace'; town Norwich; clerk Abel Wilder. Age, birthplaces, parents and 'widowed' boxes blank. A later town-clerk copy on a printed form, not the town book itself.Other documents Research source7 Sep 1802 · Elizabeth Gates, Nathaniel Oak
• The Chelsea Centennial (Keene, N.H., 1884), pp. 54-55, list of town clerks: '1807, Benjamin H. Oak.' Internet Archive item chelseacentennia1884chelOther documents Citation only1807 · Chelsea, Orange, Vermont, USA · Benjamin Hastings Oak
• 1810-Fayetteville commissioners-Henry KelsoOther documents Viewable file1810 · Henry W Kelso Sr
• Gravestone 'In memory of Joseph Dupriest, born Nov 2_ 1813, died Nov 1 1886', Paint Creek (Dupriest) Cemetery, Coosa Co., Alabama (Find a Grave memorial 41959606, photograph)Other documents Research source1813 · Joseph Dupriest
• The Billingsley Family in America, p. 400: William Buck Billingsley, 'Born Tennessee 13 May 1813', married Eliza Pinckney Wilson, 'born Tennessee in 1825, a daughter of Samuel Wilson'; moved to Bastrop County, Texas, in 1854; 'Eliza died 15 March 1880'; he 'died 31 August 1889', a leading merchant at McDadeOther documents Research source1813 · William Buck Billingsley, Eliza Pinckney Wilson
• Treasury Department, Third Auditor's Office, letter to the Commissioner of Pensions: rolls of Capt. Abraham Allen's Company of Tennessee Militia show Jeremiah Bearden, Private, served 28 Jan to 28 May 1814.Other documents Research source1814 · Jeremiah Bearden
• Col Gordon HutchinsOther documents Viewable file8 Dec 1815 · Gordon (Carlton) Hutchins Sr.
• Gravestone 'JOHN D. NASH BORN DEC. 28, 1815 DIED JUNE 30, 1898', Kaufman, Texas (Find a Grave memorial 37481123, photograph)Other documents Research source1815 · John Dempsey "Jack" Nash
• Nathaniel Oak, Chelsea, Vt., to Capt. Alden Partridge, 6 September 1816: a request for a loan of $500 (letter, address side and show-through, four PDF pages)Other documents Viewable file6 Sep 1816 · Nathaniel Oak
• Revolutionary War pension file W9132, Blackman Ligon, Greenville District, South Carolina: enlisted 12 Feb 1776 in Halifax County, Virginia, 7th Virginia Regiment, discharged 12 Feb 1780.Other documents Research source1818-1841 · Blackman Ligon
• Gravestone 'Mrs. E. A. Nash, wife of John D. Nash, dau. of Wm & L. Hemphill', Hemphill Family Cemetery, Utley, Bastrop Co., Texas (Find a Grave photograph and text: 'Birth 18 Aug 1820 ... Death 25 Jan 1883')Other documents Research source1820 · Ellen Addison Hemphill
• Findagrave Maj John SharpOther documents Viewable file1 Nov 1824 · John Sharpe
• Gravestone of Major John Sharp, Cannon Cemetery, Smyrna, Tennessee: 'Revolutionary officer', died 1 Nov 1824; Susan G. Daniel, Rutherford County cemetery and Revolutionary War veterans compilations (cites DAR A102951).Other documents Research source1824 · John Sharpe
• Petition and title of Asa Mitchell, San Felipe de Austin, July 1824 (Austin's colony, Old Three Hundred)Other documents Research source1824 · Asa Columbus Mitchell
• Texas General Land Office, Brazoria County abstracts 96-97 (file SC 000001-5): Asa Mitchell's title papers, 1824 (Austin's colony).Other documents Viewable file1824 · Asa Columbus Mitchell
• 1825-1844 Geneteka index, Jaminy parish: Antoni Milewski and Rozalia Pacuk married 1825 (act 4); their children of Czarny Las baptized: Jan 1827, Mateusz 1830 (act 59), Wawrzyniec 1835 (act 11), Ignacy 1842 (act 21), Antoni and Jozef 1844 (act 35)Other documents Research source1825-1844 · Antoni MILEWSKI, Ignacy MILEWSKI, Jozef MILEWSKI, Wawrzyniec MILEWSKI and 2 more
• Deacon Eliakim AmesOther documents Viewable file22 Nov 1825 · Eliakim Eames Ames
• Federal land patent signed for President John Quincy Adams, certificate no. 405, granting to Mitchel Faust, assignee of William Clark, the east half of the north-west quarter of section four, township three, range three east, 77.96 acres, in the land district of Washington, Mississippi (the date reads May 1825).Other documents Viewable file1825 · Mitchell S Faust
• Gravestone of Angeline E. Ligon, Woodlawn Cemetery, Summit, Miss. ('Born Mar 12 1826 ... Died Mar 14 1860'; Find a Grave memorial 10041148, photograph)Other documents Research source1826 · Angeline E Bearden
• 1827-1838 Geneteka index, Jaminy parish baptisms: children of Adam Milewski and Rozalia Kugiel: Marianna 1827 act 84 (Jaziewo), Mateusz 1830 act 57 (Mogilnice), Anna 1833 act 52 (Mogilnice), Jozefata 1838 act 52 (Jaziewo)Other documents Research source1827-1838 · Marianna Milewska, Jozefata Milewska, Anna Milewska
• Geneteka index, Jaminy parish, marriages 1827, act 5: Adam Milewski (parents Jan and Marianna Guziejko) and Rozalia Kugiel (parents Michał and Marianna)Other documents Research source1827 · Adam Milewski, Jan Milewski, Rozalia Kugiel, Michal Kugiel
• 1828 Geneteka index, Jaminy parish, baptisms 1828, act 88: Marianna Matyskiela, of Jaziewo, daughter of Pawel and Ewa AndrakaOther documents Research source1828 · Marianna HRYN MATYSKIELA
• George T. Chapman, Sketches of the Alumni of Dartmouth College, from the First Graduation in 1771 to the Present TimeOther documents Citation only4 DEC 1828 · Gaines' Mill, Hanover, Virginia, USA · Valentine B. Oakes
• Gravestone 'REV. W. J. JOYCE 1828-1918', San Marcos, Texas (Find a Grave memorial 104462321, photograph)Other documents Research source1828 · William Jasper Joyce
• Closing page of the letter of 4 July 1832 to the committee at Brazoria. The text says 'We have advised Mitchell & Chase to remove their provisions', so that, should the Mexicans again get possession, they could be starved out; asks for assistance and for word of the committee's wishes; and is signed 'Yours &c' by Wm Brown, Asa Mitchell and Wm H. Wharton, with the date 4th July.Other documents Viewable file4 Jul 1832 · Asa Columbus Mitchell
• First page of a letter dated 4 July 1832, addressed 'To the committee at Brazoria', from the men holding the post: it reports on the powder, lead, provisions and muskets at the post, what is being sent to Brazoria, and the need for men and supplies. The letter is signed on page 2; Asa Mitchell is not named on this page.Other documents Viewable file4 Jul 1832 · Asa Columbus Mitchell
• Fold3 memorial story 'Nathaniel Oak's Declaration for Pension # S18534' with the contributor's own notes: 'On 22 December 1837, Nathaniel Oak (age 86) of Chelsea ... testifies that Susannah Butler Marble is his half-sister', said to come from the Marble pension file. The affidavit itself has not been seen; the 21 pages of Nathaniel Oak's own file S.18534 contain no such statement.Other documents Research source1832-1837 · Nathaniel Oak
• Pension statement of James Wright, S9532 (Duplin County, North Carolina, 28 Nov 1832): field officers of the Duplin County regiment named as Colonel Kenan, Lieutenant Colonel Rutledge and Abraham Moulton, Major.Other documents Research source1832 · Major Abraham Moulton
• Third page of the 4 July 1832 letter: a further paragraph reporting that letters had just arrived from San Felipe showing opposition from the settlers' own countrymen as well as from the Mexicans, urging the committee to send orders and assistance, and signed 'W H Wharton' alone.Other documents Viewable file4 Jul 1832 · Asa Columbus Mitchell
• Williamson County, Tennessee, Pleas and Quarter Sessions: estate file of Dempsey Nash (jacket 'Children: William Nash, John Nash, Lucretia Crouch (Mrs. Charles W.)'); petition of William, John and Charles W. Crouch with his wife Lucretia; commissioners' report 11 July 1833; decree January 1834Other documents Research source1833-1834
• Findagrave Annie Glidden HeathOther documents Viewable file9 Mar 1834 · Anna Weathern Glidden
• Bethia Hutchins LaddOther documents Viewable file29 Jan 1835 · Bethia Hutchins, Dudley Ladd
• Declaration of the People of Texas, 7 November 1835, adopted by the Consultation at San Felipe de Austin, with B. T. Archer as president. The signers are listed by municipality; under the Municipality of Washington appear Asa Mitchell, Philip Coe, Elijah Collard, Jesse Grimes and A. Hoxie. The text is a declaration of grievances and of support for the Mexican federal constitution of 1824; the date line is misprinted '1825'.Other documents Viewable file7 Nov 1835 · Asa Columbus Mitchell
• FreeREG transcription, baptisms, St Augustine, Broxbourne, Hertfordshire, 27 Dec 1835: Emma Lucy GreenOther documents Research source1835 · Emma Lucy (Green) Clarkson
• Gravestone 'In memory of Mary W. Dupriest, wife of Joseph Dupriest, born March 1 1835, died July 16 1890', Paint Creek (Dupriest) Cemetery, Coosa Co., Alabama (Find a Grave memorial 41961331, photographs)Other documents Research source1835 · Mary Walker Findley Dupriest
• Texas State Historical Association, Handbook of Texas Online, 'Mitchell, Asa (1795-1865)': one of the five Washington representatives to the Consultation, who 'took a leading part in drawing up the Declaration of November 7, 1835'; served briefly on the General CouncilOther documents Citation only1835 · San Jacinto, Harris, Texas, USA · Asa Columbus Mitchell
• Texas State Historical Association, Index to Military Rolls of the Republic of Texas: Nash, William, in 'List of Texas Volunteers in 1836, Thomas S. McFarland's Company' (San Augustine County).Other documents Research source1836 · William Nash
• The 59 signers of the Texas Declaration of Independence, 2 March 1836 (Asa Brigham is among them; no Asa Mitchell or other Mitchell is)Other documents Research source1836 · Asa Columbus Mitchell
• Gravestone of Harlow S. Russell ('Born Mar. 31, 1837 ... Died Oct. 31, 1913') and his obituary clipping on Find a Grave ('born in Farmington', son of William and Mary (Clark) Russell; 'one of the prominent farmers of East Madison')Other documents Research source1837 · Harlow S. Russell
• 1838 Geneteka index, Jaminy parish, marriages 1838, act 9: Antoni Matyskiela (parents Pawel and Ewa Andraka) and Rozalia KundziewiczOther documents Research source1838 · Antoni Matyskiela
• Find a Grave memorial 98566919: the second wife of John Roebuck Kelso (1838-1903, died at Uvalde, Texas), a widow, married to him in 1878Other documents Research source1838 · John Roebuck Kelso
• Republic of Texas bounty land certificate to Asa Mitchell (320 acres), May 1838 (day hard to read: 26th or 29th)Other documents Research source1838 · Asa Columbus Mitchell
• Gravestone of Augustus Ames ('1839-1928') and Annie E., his wife ('1849-1934'), Southside Cemetery, Skowhegan (Find a Grave memorials 140178173 and 140178172, photographs)Other documents Research source1839 · Eliza Ann (Annie) Bragg, Augustus Ames
• The Eames-Ames Genealogy, p. 125: Augustus Ames, 'Born Oct. 25, 1839-40', married June 26, 1868, Anna E. Bragg; died Aug. 15, 1928Other documents Research source1839 · Augustus Ames
• FamilySearch, Maine, Deaths and Burials, 1841-1910: Joseph O. Evans, died 1 Jun 1875, Somerville, Lincoln Co.; father Elisha Evans, mother Betsey EvansOther documents Research source1841 · Joseph Oliver Evans
• Gravestone 'Mary M., wife of Jasper N. Young, born July 23, 1841, died Dec. 3, 1898', Atkins Cemetery, Monroe Co., Mississippi (Find a Grave memorial 73807408, photograph)Other documents Research source1841 · Mary M. (Westbrook) Young
• Gravestone 'LAURA MITCHELL JOYCE 1842-1915', San Marcos, Texas (Find a Grave memorial 104462403, photograph; memorial text 'Dec 1842, Texas', parents Asa Mitchell and Emily Brisbane)Other documents Research source1842 · Laura Mitchell
• Texas, U.S., Voter Registration Lists, 1867-1869Other documents Viewable scan1842 · De Witt, Texas, United States · Mary Ann "Annie" Chisholm
• Gravestone 'Abbie H., wife of Harlow S. Russell, Born Dec. 22, 1844, Died Mar. 11, 1916' and her obituary clipping on Find a Grave ('Saturday night at her home in Madison')Other documents Research source1844 · Abbie Helen Whittier
• Plantation for sellOther documents Viewable file28 Dec 1844 · Hampton Sullivan
• Christopher FileOther documents Viewable file3 Apr 1846 · Johann Christoph Feil
• County ClerkOther documents Viewable file12 Aug 1847 · Henry Kelso Jr.
• U.S., Find a Grave Index entry: Charles A. Oak, born 11 Apr 1849 (no stone photograph seen)Other documents Research source1849 · Charles Ansel Oak
• 1850 U.S. census, De Witt Co., Texas: Maryann, 8, born Texas, in the household of Richd H. and Hardina ChisolmOther documents Research source1850 · Mary Ann "Annie" Chisholm
• 1850 U.S. census, Exeter, Penobscot Co., Maine: Charles A. Oak, age 1, in Samuel and Lucinda Oak's householdOther documents Research source1850 · Charles Ansel Oak
• 1850 U.S. census, Pike Co., Mississippi, 2nd Police District: Robert B. Ligon, 30, publisher, born Louisiana, with Angeline 23, Rudolph J. 6, William 4Other documents Research source1850 · Robert B. Ligon
• 1850 U.S. census, Skowhegan, Maine: Eliza A. Bragg, aged 9/12, in Watson Bragg's householdOther documents Research source1850 · Eliza Ann (Annie) Bragg
• 1850 U.S. Federal Census, Exeter, Penobscot Co., Maine: Samuel Oak's own household (dwelling 145, family 152).Other documents Research source1850 · Samuel Oak
• 1851 census of England, Rodbourne Cheney, Wiltshire (Haydon Wick; HO107/1833): Ellenor Lester, daughter, 14, born Yarnton, Oxfordshire, in Richard and Mary Lester's household; 1841 census, same family, Eleanor, 4 (FreeCEN transcriptions)Other documents Research source1851 · Eleanor Lester
• 1851 census of England, Rodbourne Cheney, Wiltshire (Moredon; HO107/1833): John Peaple, servant, unmarried, 17, house servant, born Rodbourne Cheney (FreeCEN transcription)Other documents Research source1851 · John Peaple
• Edgefield, South Carolina · Thursday, February 19, 1852Other documents Viewable file19 Feb 1852 · Jordan Meekins Holloway
• Monroe County, Mississippi, chancery case 1455, 'Mary M. Young et al.' against her siblings and co-heirs: bill of complaint sworn 6 Mar 1871, with a filing endorsement dated 9 Sep 187[1] (last digit obscured); motion to dismiss filed 2 Jan 1872. Ancestry. Ancestry collection 8995, record 4473319, images 005841875_01551-01562 (the complete case packet). URL: https://www.ancestry.com/discoveryui-Other documents Citation only1852 · Monroe County, Mississippi, USA · Henry Westbrooks, Mary M. (Westbrook) Young
• Abigail Ladd Ladd gravestoneOther documents Viewable file1858 · Abigail Prowse
• Geneteka index, Jaminy parish, marriages 1858, act 3: Mateusz Milewski (parents Adam and Rozalia Kugiel) and Marianna Matyskieła (parents Paweł and Ewa Andraka)Other documents Research source1858 · Mateusz MILEWSKI, Adam Milewski, Rozalia Kugiel
• Texas certificate of death of Winchester Kelso (born May 24th 1858, DeWitt County, Texas; father John Roebuck Kelso; died 24 Nov 1925, San Antonio), his 1923 passport application ('born at Clinton Texas ... 24th day of May 1858') and his gravestoneOther documents Research source1858 · Winchester (Judge W.) Kelso Sr.
• Kelso, Henry and Street, Asa 1810Other documents Viewable file1859-06-23 · Henry W Kelso Sr
• 1860 and 1870 U.S. censuses, De Witt Co., Texas: Ann Kelso, 20 (1860) and 30 (1870, 'Keeps house'), born Texas, wife of Jno. R. KelsoOther documents Research source1860 · Mary Ann "Annie" Chisholm
• 1860 U.S. census, Butler Co., Alabama: G. W. Philyaw, about 18, born Ala., in Jas. Philyaw's householdOther documents Research source1860 · George Washington Philyaw Sr.
• 1860, 1870 and 1880 U.S. censuses: John D. Nash, 45 (1860), 58 (1870) and 68 (1880), born Tennessee, with wife EllenOther documents Research source1860 · Ellen Addison Hemphill
• New Orleans Christian Advocate, 23 May 1860, p. 2: 'Mrs. Angeline E. Ligon, wife of R. B. Ligon, Esq., aged thirty-four years, died in Summit, Mississippi, on the 14th March, 1860. She was born in Pike county, Miss., 12th of March, 1826, was the daughter of Jeremiah Bearden'; married 11 Feb 1841; left eight little childrenOther documents Research source1860 · Angeline E Bearden
• 1861 census of England, Liverpool: Emma L. Clarkson, wife, 25, born Hoddesdon, Herts. (indexed as 'Eliza L')Other documents Research source1861 · Emma Lucy (Green) Clarkson
• 1861 census of England, Liverpool: William Clarkson, head, married, 30, brewer and wine and spirit merchant, born LiverpoolOther documents Research source1861 · William Clarkson
• Appendix D, p. 151, 3rd Regiment Infantry, Co. I (mustered into U.S. service June 4 1861): 'Evans Joseph O | 20 | Somerville' with the remark 'Disc. for disability Dec. 26, '62' (the remark column prints half a row above the name it belongs to; Appendix D, p. 825, 30th Regiment Infantry, Co. B: 'York Joseph M | 45 | St Albans | M'Other documents Citation onlyBET 4 JUN 1861 AND 26 DEC 1862 · Maine, USA · Joseph Oliver Evans
• Delegates to the 1861 Texas Secession Convention (extract of the 1912 Winkler edition, pp. 405-408): the lists include 'Nash, T. J.' and, for the Adjourned Session, 'Nash Wm.'Other documents Viewable file1861 (edition 1912) · William Nash
• History of the First Maine Cavalry, 1861-1865Other documents Citation onlyBET 5 OCT 1861 AND 17 JUN 1863 · Calvin Sanger Douty
• Journal of the Secession Convention of Texas (1912), p. 101 (PDF page 209): the roll call on the ordinance as amended, with "Nash of Dallas, Nash of Kaufman" among the yeas (the ordinance providing for the delegation to the Congress of the Confederate States).Other documents Viewable file1861 (published 1912) · William Nash
• Journal of the Secession Convention of Texas (1912), p. 20 (PDF page 43): the report of the Committee on Credentials listing the delegates entitled to seats, including for District 27 (Van Zandt, Kaufman and Henderson) "L. W. Moore, W. R. Payne, J. Chisum and Wm. Nash."Other documents Viewable file1861 (published 1912) · William Nash
• Journal of the Secession Convention of Texas (1912), p. 57 (PDF page 117): the signatures to the Ordinance of Secession, dated March 2nd 1861, with William Nash among the late-seated delegates (group 2) and the footnote that they signed on or after 2 March.Other documents Viewable file1861 (published 1912) · William Nash
• Journal of the Secession Convention of Texas (1912), p. 97 (PDF page 201): the Committee on Credentials reports that "William Nash has been duly elected as a delegate from the representative district composed of the counties of Kaufman, Henderson and Van Zandt."Other documents Viewable file1861 (published 1912) · William Nash
• The Story of the Maine FifteenthOther documents Citation onlyBET 1861 AND 1865 · Joseph A. Clark
• Eastern Maine and the RebellionOther documents Citation only20 OCT 1862 · Bedloe's Island, New York Harbor · Joseph Oliver Evans
• Texas, U.S., Muster Roll Index Cards, 1838-1900Other documents Viewable scan1 NOV 1862 · San Antonio · Asa Columbus Mitchell
• Appendix D, p. 151, 3rd Regiment Infantry, Co. I (mustered into U.S. service June 4 1861): 'Evans Joseph O | 20 | Somerville' with the remark 'Disc. for disability Dec. 26, '62' (the remark column prints half a row above the name it belongs to; 'Killed July 2 at Gettysburg' belongs to the next man, Fellows). Appendix D, p. 825, 30th Regiment Infantry, Co. B: 'York Joseph M | 45 | St Albans | M', mustered 18 Dec 1863.Other documents Research source1863 · Joseph M. York, Joseph Oliver Evans
• Appendix D, p. 151, 3rd Regiment Infantry, Co. I (mustered into U.S. service June 4 1861): 'Evans Joseph O | 20 | Somerville' with the remark 'Disc. for disability Dec. 26, '62' (the remark column prints half a row above the name it belongs to; Appendix D, p. 825, 30th Regiment Infantry, Co. B: 'York Joseph M | 45 | St Albans | M'Other documents Citation only18 DEC 1863 · Maine, USA · Joseph M. York
• Eastern Maine and the RebellionOther documents Citation only28 JUN 1863 · Dover Cemetery, Dover-Foxcroft, Piscataquis, Maine, USA · Calvin Sanger Douty
• Findagrave Abigail Prowse LaddOther documents Viewable file19 Jan 1863 · Abigail Prowse
• FreeBMD death index, September quarter 1863, Highworth district 5a 10: John Peaple (no age given in the index before 1866)Other documents Research source1863 · John Peaple
• Texas General Land Office, Nacogdoches 1st Class file 1117 (Richard Pillow): contains a certified copy of the will of Asa Mitchell, 1865.Other documents Viewable file1865 · Asa Columbus Mitchell
• Gravestone 'MAY JOYCE KELSO APR. 20. 1866 AUG. 31. 1935', Mission Burial Park South, San Antonio (Find a Grave photograph; memorial links husband Winchester Kelso and parents Rev. William J. Joyce and Laura Mitchell)Other documents Research source1866 · May Joyce Kelso
• Geneteka index, Jaminy parish (Podlaskie), baptisms 1867, act 122: Antoni Milewski, of Jaziewo, son of Mateusz and Marianna MatyskiełaOther documents Research source1867 · Antoni Milewski, Mateusz MILEWSKI, Marianna HRYN MATYSKIELA
• The 1868-1869 Reconstruction Convention list of delegates. None appears; in the materials checked, William Nash's only convention service found is the 1861 Secession Convention.Other documents Viewable file1868-1869 (printed 1870) · William Nash
• Find a Grave memorial 178115326, Mary Catherine Young Dixon (1869-1937), Masonic Cemetery, Amory, Miss.Other documents Research source1869 · Mary Catherine 'Katherine' (Young) Dixon
• 1870 U.S. census, Liberty, Amite Co., Mississippi: P. P. Faust, 40, with M. J., 34; 1880 U.S. census: Margaret J. Faust, widowed, head of householdOther documents Research source1870 · P. P. Faust
• John M. Oak's notebook, 1870-71: flyleaf and library label; his note: "Of no particular value - only shows how we got our education 60 years ago"Other documents Viewable file1870-1871 · John Marshall Oak
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• John M. Oak's notebook, 1870-71: title page: "1870 & 71 ... My Note Book, Yours &c, John"Other documents Viewable file1870-1871 · John Marshall Oak
• Mississippi, U.S., State Archives, Various Records, 1820-1951Other documents Viewable scan1870 · Township 16, Smithville, Monroe, Mississippi, USA · Jasper Newton Young
• 1871 Geneteka index, Szczebra parish, marriages 1871, act 6: Julian Jeleniewski (parents Justyn and Aniela Krupinska) and Marianna Zyskowska (parents Mikolaj and Malgorzata Klimek)Other documents Research source1871 · Julian JELENIEWSKI, Mikolaj Zyskowski, Marianna Zyskowska, Aniela Krupinska and 2 more
• Monroe County, Mississippi, chancery case 1455, 'Mary M. Young et al.' against her siblings and co-heirs: bill of complaint sworn 6 Mar 1871, with a filing endorsement dated 9 Sep 187[1] (last digit obscured); motion to dismiss filed 2 Jan 1872Other documents Research source1871 · Henry Westbrooks, Mary M. (Westbrook) Young, Elizabeth R. Westbrooks
• Geneteka index, Augustow parish, baptisms 1872, act 184: Franciszka Jeleniewska, of Zarnowo, daughter of Julian and Marianna ZyskowskaOther documents Research source1872 · Franciszka Jeleniewska, Julian JELENIEWSKI, Marianna Zyskowska
• Massachusetts birth index, 1879, Merrimac -- index screenshot, not a birth certificateOther documents Viewable file1879 · Nettie Johnson Spofford
• Massachusetts birth index, 1879, Merrimac, registration Vol. 304, p. 255 -- the index's own place differs from the provider's search summary ("Boston").Other documents Research source1879
• 1880 U.S. census, Neshoba Co., Mississippi: George W. Philyaw, born Ala., with wife Clarissa, 43, born N.C.Other documents Research source1880 · George Washington Philyaw Sr.
• Find a Grave memorial 146494919: a son of John Roebuck Kelso and his second wife, born 1 Feb 1880, died 13 Sep 1935 at Pleasanton, Atascosa Co., TexasOther documents Research source1880 · John Roebuck Kelso
• Gravestone of Lewis W. Russell ('Born April 2, 1882 ... Died July 15, 1964') and his obituary clipping on Find a Grave ('born at Cornville April 2, 1882, son of Harlow S. and Abbie (Whittier) Russell')Other documents Research source1882 · Lewis Whittier Russell
• New England Historical and Genealogical Register, vol. 36 (April 1882), p. 191: Taxes under Gov. Andros, Marlborough 1688 ('Nathanl Oak for person and estate').Other documents Viewable file1882 · Nathaniel Oak(e)
• Butler, History of Farmington, Maine (1885), Genealogical Register p. 565: William Russell 'commanded the West Company of Infantry for several years'; gravestone photograph reading 'Capt. Wm. Russell'.Other documents Research source1885 · Captain William Russell Sr.
• Texas certificate of death: Zula Nash Ligon, born October 25, 1885, Texas; father Horace T. Nash; mother Lillian Billingsley; died July 15, 1979, Bayou Glen Nursing Home, Houston, Harris Co., age 93Other documents Research source1885 · Zula Lee Nash-Moss-Ligon
• Hurd, History of Cheshire and Sullivan Counties (1886), p. 568: Winchester, N.H., committee of 22 Apr 1782 ('Lieutenant Nathaniel Oaks, Mr. Asa Alexander, Mr. Francis Verry and Mr. Moses Chamberlain').Other documents Viewable file1886 · Nathaniel Oak
• Col. Calvin S. Douty of the First Maine Cavalry, killed at Aldie, June 17, 1863Other documents Viewable file1887 · Calvin Sanger Douty
• Jeremiah Spofford, A genealogical record (1888), p. 322: Nathan J. Spofford and Mary E. Bryant, daughters Clara B., Sarah A., Nettie J.Other documents Research source1888
• Lyndon Oak's Historical Address at the dedication of Coburn Hall, 1888, printed p. 43Other documents Viewable file1888 · Lyndon Oak
• Lyndon Oak's Historical Address, printed p. 44: "Men of energy and enterprise cannot be restrained by State limits"Other documents Viewable file1888 · Lyndon Oak
• WWI draft registration card, Nat E. Ligon, born Sept 1st 1888, Gloster, Miss.; 1920 passport application, Nat Ligon, born at Gloster, Amite County, Mississippi, 1st September 1888, father W. O. Ligon Sr.Other documents Research source1888 · Emmons Nathaniel 'E. Nat' Ligon
• Gravestone 'WM. B. BILLINGSLEY 181_-1889 TEXAS VETERAN', McDade Cemetery, Bastrop Co., Texas (Find a Grave memorial 38105195, small photograph; memorial text 1815, Tennessee)Other documents Research source1889 · William Buck Billingsley
• New England Historical and Genealogical Register, vol. 43 (October 1889), p. 372: garrison list, Marlborough, 18 March 1691/2 (Nathaniel Oak among eight men).Other documents Viewable file1889 · Nathaniel Oak(e)
• Geneteka index, Jaminy parish, marriages 1890, act 24: Antoni Milewski (parents Mateusz and Marianna Matyskiela) and Franciszka Jeleniewska (parents Julian and Marianna Zyskowska)Other documents Research source1890 · Antoni Milewski, Franciszka Jeleniewska, Julian JELENIEWSKI, Marianna Zyskowska
• Bexar County Clerk's Office, San Antonio, Texas, Declarations of Intent 1850-1907 (Ancestry, Bexar County, Texas, U.S., Declarations of Intent, 1840-1906, collection 62847), Thomas Henry Clarkson, declaration F-1176, 10 May 1900, County Court, Bexar County, image i4211481-00257-00514 (page 515 of 806 in the 1865-1906 image group). No URL recorded; repository/film/page as aboveOther documents Citation only23 APR 1891 · New York, New York, USA · Thomas Henry Clarkson
• Dixon-Young research notes (26 Sep 2026): married 13 March 1891, Monroe County, Mississippi; both buried at PisgahOther documents Citation only13 MAR 1891 · Monroe County, Mississippi, USA · Luther Dixon, Minnie Lee Welch
• Texas certificate of death of Ruth Kelso Clarkson (born November 2, 1891, Texas; father Winchester Kelso Sr.; informant Herbert K. Clarkson) and her 1923 passport application ('born at San Marcos ... Texas ... 2nd day of November, 1891')Other documents Research source1891 · Ruth Joyce Kelso Clarkson
• Maine marriage return no. 39, Skowhegan, 3 Sep 1892: Marshall G. Eames, 26, and Lizzie B. Evans, 18, shoe-shop worker, born Lewiston; bride's father Joseph Evans, deceased, 'a soldier'; mother deceased (Maine Vital Records, 1670-1921)Other documents Research source1892 · Elizabeth "Lizzie" B. Evans Ames (Oak)
• U.S., WWII Alien Registration, 1940-1955Other documents Citation only20 DEC 1892 · Zarnowo, Podlaskie, Poland · John Frank Milewski
• Findagrave Lovina Buzzell YorkOther documents Viewable file2 Nov 1897 · Lovina Buzzell
• Nettie J. Spofford, Class of 1897Other documents Research source1897, as identified in post and class imprint; post 2020-09-10
• Annual Report of the Adjutant General of the State of Maine for the Year Ending December 31, 1898Other documents Citation only1898 · Lyndon Johnson Oak, Walter Charles Oak
• Annual report of the town officers of the Town of Merrimac, year ending 31 January 1898 (Merrimac High School graduates, 1897)Other documents Research source1898; graduation list for 1897
• Ella C. Pethybridge, 1898. Oak, Merrimac; probably Herbert C. Oak's studio. The catalog reports a March 1, 1898 inscription on the reverse, not supplied here. Library-supplied portrait front and mount. Courtesy of The Trustees of the Haverhill Public Library, Special Collections Department.Other documents Viewable file1898 · Ella C. Pethybridge, Herbert C. Oak
• Kaufman Sun, 1 Jul 1898, and Bastrop Advertiser, 2 Jul 1898, obituaries of Capt. Jack Nash: died 'at two o'clock Wednesday' and buried at Kaufman Thursday (as transcribed on Find a Grave memorial 37481123)Other documents Research source1898 · John Dempsey "Jack" Nash
• The 'Thoughtful Circle,' a King's Daughters circle at Haverhill's Centre Congregational Church, organized about 1898, the same year as Ella Pethybridge's portrait. Twenty-three women are pictured. The inscription on the back credits Ella Pethybridge and Margie M. Clark with forming the circle, which did charitable work for the city's Old Ladies' Home. Haverhill Public Library, Senter HPH 19-269E, catalog 31479006479132.Other documents Viewable fileabout 1898 · Ella C. Pethybridge
• The back of the 'Thoughtful Circle' photograph, with the owner's handwritten note naming the circle and crediting Ella Pethybridge and Margie M. Clark with forming it. Haverhill Public Library, Senter HPH 19-269E, catalog 31479006479132.Other documents Viewable fileabout 1898 · Ella C. Pethybridge
• U.S., Appointments of U. S. Postmasters, 1832-1971Other documents Viewable scan8 MAR 1898 · Gloster, Amite, Mississippi · Jennie D. Faust
• Massachusetts year book and business directory (1899), p. 772: under Merrimac, "Photographer - Herbert C. Oak."Other documents Viewable file1899 · Herbert C. Oak
• The Leader (Brookhaven, Miss.), 13 Sep 1899, p. 1: 'The Gloster Light Infantry has been mustered in ... W. O. Ligon, Jr., first lieutenant'; Southern Herald (Liberty, Miss.), 8 Dec 1899, p. 3: 'Lieut. W. O. Ligon, Jr., of the Gloster Light Infantry'.Other documents Research source1899 · William Orlando Ligon Jr
• The Leader (Brookhaven, Miss.), 13 Sep 1899, p. 1: 'The Gloster Light Infantry has been mustered in by Gen. Henry, with G. G. Butler, captain; W. O. Ligou [Ligon], Jr., first lieutenant ...' (Chronicling America, LCCN sn86074063). Southern Herald (Liberty, Miss.), 8 Dec 1899, p. 3: 'Lieut. W. O. Ligon, Jr., of the Gloster Light Infantry, was in town Monday' (LCCN sn87007277)Other documents Citation only1899 · Gloster, Amite, Mississippi, USA · William Orlando Ligon Jr
• "Death of Mr. Samuel Oak," The Somerset Reporter (Skowhegan), 11 January 1900, p. 8.Other documents Research source1900 · Samuel Oak
• 1900 U.S. census, Skowhegan, Maine: Augustus Ames, born Oct. 1839, age 60, with wife Annie E. (born Sept. 1849)Other documents Research source1900 · Augustus Ames, Eliza Ann (Annie) Bragg
• 1900 U.S. census, Skowhegan, Maine: Charles A. Oak (born Apr. 1850) and wife Nancy (born Nov. 1854, Maine), married 28 yearsOther documents Research source1900 · Nancy E. (York) Oak
• Bexar County Clerk's Office, San Antonio, Texas, Declarations of Intent 1850-1907 (Ancestry, Bexar County, Texas, U.S., Declarations of Intent, 1840-1906, collection 62847), Thomas Henry Clarkson, declaration F-1176, 10 May 1900, County Court, Bexar County, image i4211481-00257-00514 (page 515 of 806 in the 1865-1906 image group). No URL recorded; repository/film/page as aboveOther documents Citation only10 MAY 1900 · San Antonio, Bexar, Texas, USA · Thomas Henry Clarkson
• Bexar County, Texas, County Court declaration of intent of Thomas Henry Clarkson, British subject, age 40, born Liverpool about 1860, arrived at New York on 23 April 1891; sworn 10 May 1900 (no. F-1176).Other documents Viewable file10 May 1900 · Thomas Henry Clarkson
• June 1900, Madison: Harlow S. Russell, 62, a farmer, with his wife Abbie and sonOther documents Research source1900
• June 1900, Skowhegan: 'Lillie A. Ames,' 21, single and able to read and write, aOther documents Research source1900
• Southern Herald (Liberty, Mississippi), 19 January 1900, p. 3: 'Alexandria, La., Jan. 15. Mrs. M. J. Faust ... died at the residence of her son-in-law, Dr. J. L. Wilson ... at 12 o'clock yesterday'; and 2 February 1900, p. 3, 'Mrs. Jane Faust. Died at the residence of her daughter, Mrs. J. L. Wilson, corner 4th and Jackson streets, Alexandria, La., on Sunday' [Jan. 14], reprinting the AlexandriOther documents Citation only14 JAN 1900 · Alexandria, Rapides Parish, Louisiana, USA · Margaret Jane Longmire
• The household in Houston, June 1900Other documents Research source1900
• Maine birth return, Skowhegan, Aug. 25, 1901: Irving G. Oaks, father George Oaks, mother Lizzie EvansOther documents Research source1901 · Irving Gilbert Oak
• Official Register of the United States, 1901, Mississippi post offices: the Gloster, Amite County, entry for Jennie D. Ligon, postmaster.Other documents Viewable file1901 · Jennie D. Faust
• Receipt headed 'Winchester Kelso, Attorney at Law', Eagle Pass, Texas, acknowledging payment on 26 Jul 1901 (image in the family tree)Other documents Research source1901 · Winchester (Judge W.) Kelso Sr.
• The Houston Daily Post, 29 May 1901Other documents Research source1901
• U.S., Find a Grave Index: Jasper N. Young, memorial 34034115, died 22 May 1901Other documents Research source1901 · Jasper Newton Young
• Gravestone of Irvin G. and N. Mildred Oak ('N. Mildred May 12 1902 - Aug. 4 1948') and her obituary clipping on Find a GraveOther documents Research source1902 · Nellie Mildred Russell
• Maine birth return, Madison, May 12, 1902: child of Lewis Russell of Cornville and Alma L. Ames of Canaan (child's name not entered)Other documents Research source1902 · Nellie Mildred Russell
• Massachusetts Normal Art School, Circular and Catalogue for the Thirtieth Year, 1902-1903: title page of the catalogue whose student list (pp. 27 and 38) names Nettie J. Spofford.Other documents Viewable file1902 · Nettie Johnson Spofford
• Annual report of the town officers of the Town of Merrimac, 1904 (school report)Other documents Research source1904
• Congressional Record, House, 1 Feb 1905, p. 1689: nominations list, Jennie D. Ligon to be postmaster at Gloster, Amite County, Mississippi.Other documents Viewable file1 Feb 1905 · Jennie D. Faust
• Official Register of the United States, 1905, Mississippi post offices: the Gloster, Amite County, entry for Jennie D. Ligon, postmaster.Other documents Viewable file1905 · Jennie D. Faust
• WWII draft registration card: Louis Gordon Dixon, born 8-5-1905, Amory, Miss.; wife Mrs. Rilla E DixonOther documents Research source1905 · Louis Gordon Dixon
• Report of Supervisor of Drawing, in Merrimac annual report, 1906Other documents Research source1906
• The Bangor Daily News (Bangor, Maine)Other documents Citation only6 AUG 1906 · Kingsbury Plantation, Piscataquis, Maine, USA · Jessie Mildred Lawrence
• Florence and Frederick's weddingOther documents Viewable file13 Jan 1907 · Florence Alice Clarkson, Alice Beatrice Clarkson
• New Hampshire certificate of death 70-6419: Rilla Evon Clement, born 4/13/1907, Alabama, died Nov. 4, 1970, Exeter Hospital; father Sidney Johnson DuPriest; informant Mrs. Ivan (Evelyn) OakOther documents Research source1907 · Rilla Evonda Dupriest
• Official Register of the United States, 1907, Mississippi post offices: the Gloster, Amite County, entry for Jennie D. Ligon, postmaster.Other documents Viewable file1907 · Jennie D. Faust
• Report of Supervisor of Drawing, in Merrimac annual report, 1907Other documents Research sourceSigned 25 January 1907, covering school year 1906
• Board of Trustees records (UA RG 0002-002), Biographical Files, Box 12, Folder 109, Oak, John M., 1908-1915: trustee card; his note of September 1931; G. H. Crosby's memo of 7 Feb 1963 on Lyndon Oak's 1888 Coburn Hall addressOther documents Research source1908-1963 · John Marshall Oak
• The Cotton Exchange election, June 1908Other documents Research source1908
• Congressional Record, 5 Feb 1909: the nomination of Jennie D. Ligon as postmaster at Gloster, Mississippi.Other documents Viewable file5 Feb 1909 · Jennie D. Faust
• Official Register of the United States, 1909, Mississippi post offices: the Gloster, Amite County, entry for Jennie D. Ligon, postmaster.Other documents Viewable file1909 · Jennie D. Faust
• The household in San Antonio, April 1910Other documents Research source1910
• The Lewiston Daily Sun of 8 November 1910: Elmer B. Libby and Lillace A. RussellOther documents Research source1910
• Official Register of the United States, 1911, Mississippi post offices: the Gloster, Amite County, entry for Jennie D. Ligon, postmaster.Other documents Viewable file1911 · Jennie D. Faust
• U.S. passport application of May Joyce Kelso, sworn 27 April 1912, for herself "accompanied by my two minor children": Ruth Kelso, born at San Marcos, Texas, in 1891, and Winchester Kelso Jr., born at Eagle Pass, Texas, 12 October 1895.Other documents Viewable file27 April 1912 · Ruth Joyce Kelso Clarkson, May Joyce Kelso
• Congressional Record, 1 May 1913: nominations of postmasters for Mississippi, including the nomination for Gloster that followed the end of Jennie D. Ligon's commission.Other documents Viewable file1 May 1913 · Jennie D. Faust
• H. J. Eckenrode, List of the Revolutionary Soldiers of Virginia (1912; supplement 1913), index to the payrolls: 'Ligon, Blackman (7 V. R.) W. D. 156; (3 & 7 V. R.) W. D. 301; (5 & 11 V. R.) W. D. 328', and a separate entry 'Ligon, Blackman (lt.) (5 V. R.) W. D. 112'Other documents Research source1913 · Blackman Ligon
• The East Madison column of the Independent-Reporter, Thursday 6 November 1913: 'Other documents Research source1913
• Globe Milling Mgr for 15 yearsOther documents Viewable fileSun, Aug 9, 1914 · Harvey W Joyce
• FreeBMD death index, March quarter 1915, Toxteth Park 8b 319: William Clarkson, age 82; Allerton Cemetery burial register no. 2814, 13 Feb 1915, age 82, late of 'The Friars', St Michael's HamletOther documents Research source1915 · William Clarkson
• The Light, 3 August 1915Other documents Research source1915
• Trustees' card: Hon. John Marshall Oak, B.S., Bangor, trustee 1908-1915Other documents Viewable file1915 · John Marshall Oak
• Mrs. Lucind (Allen) OakOther documents Viewable file24 Aug 1916 · Lucinda Allen
• Mrs. Lucinda Oak DiesOther documents Viewable file19 Aug 1916 · Lucinda Allen
• Texas State Board of Health, certificate of birth 30437: Herbert Kelso Clarkson, San Antonio, Aug. 16, 1916; father H. S. Clarkson; mother Ruth Joyce KelsoOther documents Research source1916 · Herbert Kelso Clarkson
• The Light, 15 August 1916Other documents Research source1916
• Tulsa Daily World, 2 February 1916: 'Bride Presented at Auction Party.' Mrs. Nat Emmons Ligon, a bride of a fortnight who was Miss Zula Nash of Sapulpa, is presented to a company of matrons and girls at a midwinter bridge party.Other documents Viewable file2 Feb 1916 · Zula Lee Nash-Moss-Ligon
• Battle of Flowers president re-elected, 12 May 1917Other documents Research source1917
• Board of Trustees records (UA RG 0002-002), Biographical Files, Box 12, Folder 108, Oak, Charles E., 1920-1921: trustee card, letters of 1918-1919, and the board's resolution of 10 May 1921Other documents Research source1918-1921 · Charles Edson Oak
• Charles E. Oak to the President, Bangor, 25 Sep 1918: the fraternity houses' leases; asks for an honor roll of "U of M boys killed in service"Other documents Viewable file1918-09-25 · Charles Edson Oak
• El Paso Herald, 2 Dec 1918: 'Mrs. Joseph A. Wright, of El Paso, learned Monday of the death at San Marcos, Tex., Sunday, of her father, William Jasper Joyce, aged 91 years'; children include Mrs. Winchester Kelso, San AntonioOther documents Research source1918 · William Jasper Joyce
• Louisiana, World War I Service Records, 1917-1920: Lucas Miller, Evangeline Parish, image 136 of 230.Other documents Research source1918
• Mrs. Winchester Kelso on volunteering, October 1918Other documents Research source1918
• Official Army Register, 1 December 1918: under First Lieutenants, Infantry, 'Kelso, Winchester, jr 26 oct. 17' (date of rank 26 Oct 1917); the Sun (New York), 6 Apr 1918, p. 11, army orders listing 'Winchester Kelso, Jr.' among Regular Army infantry promotions; Evening Star (Washington), 16 Feb 1919, p. 41: 'Lieut. Winchester Kelso, U. S. A., accompanied by his wife and little son'.Other documents Research source1 Dec 1918 · Winchester Kelso Jr.
• The President to Charles E. Oak, 2 Oct 1918: the University Store Corporation resolution; "the change over to a military school"; an honor roll to be madeOther documents Viewable file1918-10-02 · Charles Edson Oak
• WWI draft registration card, 1918: George Franklin Oak, 17 West Front, Skowhegan, born June 23, 1873; nearest relative Lizzie OakOther documents Research source1918 · George Franklin Oak
• The President to Hon. Charles E. Oak, 5 Jun 1919: thanks for gathering friends to hear the University's situationOther documents Viewable file1919-06-05 · Charles Edson Oak
• McCue_Clarkson_nuptialsOther documents Viewable file1920-12-14 · Laurel Ellen Clarkson
• Senate ConfirmationOther documents Viewable fileTue, Mar 23, 1920 · Harvey W Joyce
• The household in San Antonio, January 1920Other documents Research source1920
• Board of Trustees minutes, 10 May 1921: resolution of respect for Trustee Charles E. Oak, died April 17thOther documents Viewable file1921-05-10 · Charles Edson Oak
• Draft resolution of the Board of Trustees on the death of Charles E. Oak (dated April 24th in the draft)Other documents Viewable file1921 · Charles Edson Oak
• member fed. farm loan boardOther documents Viewable fileTue, May 31, 1921 · Harvey W Joyce
• Trustees' card: Charles Edson Oak, M.E., Bangor, trustee 1920-1921; term to expire 26 May 1923; deceased 17 Apr 1921Other documents Viewable file1921 · Charles Edson Oak
• William Banton Clarkson, 1921Other documents Research source1921
• Findagrave Nat E LigonOther documents Viewable file1 Mar 1922 · Emmons Nathaniel 'E. Nat' Ligon
• U.S., Find a Grave Index entry: E. Nat Ligon, died 1 Mar 1922 (no stone photograph or death record seen)Other documents Research source1922 · Emmons Nathaniel 'E. Nat' Ligon
• Emergency passport application of Mrs. May Kelso, sworn at Paris on 8 October 1923: born San Antonio, 20 April 1866; left the United States on 4 July 1923; signed "May Kelso."Other documents Viewable file8 October 1923 · May Joyce Kelso
• Her signature and the consul's jurat, 8 October 1923Other documents Research source1923
• The Independent-Reporter (Skowhegan), 15 Mar 1923, p. 11, obituary 'George F. Oak'Other documents Research source1923 · George Franklin Oak
• Police Jury Proceedings: Petition for the Chataignier Drainage DistrictOther documents Research source1 November 1924 (issue); proceedings20–21October1924
• Judge Kelso obit laredo times 1925Other documents Viewable file25 November 1925 · Winchester (Judge W.) Kelso Sr.
• Madeline OakOther documents Viewable file7 Nov 1926 · Elsie Madeline Virginia Oak, Madelion Virginia Dickinson Oak (Dickerson)
• Naturalization petition, John Frank Milewski, U.S. District Court, Pennsylvania, 27 May 1926Other documents Viewable file1926-05-27 · John Frank Milewski
• Obituary 'Death of S. J. Dupriest': Sidney J. Dupriest of Mineral Springs, Bent 12, died at the hospital in Clanton on Tuesday, 23 February [1926], aged 64, survived by a large family of children.Other documents Viewable file1926-03-04 · Sidney Johnson DuPriest
• Petition for naturalization no. 7654, John Frank Milewski, U.S. District Court, Eastern District of Pennsylvania, 27 May 1926Other documents Research source1926 · John Frank Milewski
• Northeast Archives of Folklore and Oral History, MF040, NA 1516: Jessie Oak, interviewed by Rita Breton, 20 Jun 1981Other documents Citation only1928 · Jessie Mildred Lawrence
• Obituary 'Augustus Ames', August 1928 (clipping on Find a Grave memorial 140178173; paper and date not shown): 'died very suddenly on Wednesday night as he was retiring'; 'born in Canaan in 1839 the son of Nathanial and Hannah Dowe Ames'; married Miss Annie Bragg of Cornville in 1868; lived at Canaan, Skowhegan, then on a farm at East MadisonOther documents Research source1928 · Augustus Ames
• Northeast Archives of Folklore and Oral History, MF040, NA 1516: Jessie Oak, interviewed by Rita Breton, 20 Jun 1981Other documents Citation onlyBET 1929 AND 1972 · Jessie Mildred Lawrence
• Report of the Adjutant General of the State of Maine for the Period of the World War, 1917-1919, vol. II (Augusta, 1929): 'List of Persons Credited to Maine in Federal Service' by town, and Officers' Roster. Entries read: Waterville p. 378 'Russell, Bert V.'; Officers' Roster p. 86 'Russell, Bert, 1st Lt; Inf.'; Madison p. 276 'Foss, Henry L.'; Gardiner p. 237 'Oak, Ernest L.'Other documents Research source1929 · Bert Von Russell, Ernest Linwood Oak, Henry Leroy Foss
• May 1930, Vassalboro: Elmer B. Libby, 56, a farm laborer, and Lillace, 52, in a Other documents Research source1930
• New Jersey, U.S., United Methodist Church Records, 1800-1970Other documents Viewable scan25 OCT 1931 · Market Street Methodist Church, Paterson, Passaic, New Jersey, USA · William H. Riley, Iantha M. Hoefer
• The President's secretary to John M. Oak, 10 Sep 1931 (carbon copy)Other documents Viewable file1931-09-10 · John Marshall Oak
• The President's secretary to John M. Oak, 10 Sep 1931, with his handwritten replyOther documents Viewable file1931-09-10 · John Marshall Oak
• Bangor Daily Commercial (Bangor, Maine)Other documents Citation only15 SEP 1932 · Bangor, Penobscot, Maine, USA · John Marshall Oak
• Birmingham News-Age-Herald, 7 Aug 1932: L. G. Dixon, city motorscout, and his daughter 'Evalyn ... born a week ago'Other documents Research source1932 · Evelyn Dupriest Dixon Oak
• Gravestone of Evelyn Dixon Oak, 'July 29, 1932 - Sept. 12, 1997' (Find a Grave photograph)Other documents Research source1932 · Evelyn Dupriest Dixon Oak
• Obituary 'Mrs. Annie Ames', September 1934 (clipping on Find a Grave memorial 140178172; paper and date not shown): widow of Augustus Ames, died at her home on the East Madison road Saturday morning; 'had she lived until the 30th of this month, would have been 85'; born in Fairfield, one of six children of Watson and Hannah Woodsum BraggOther documents Research source1934 · Eliza Ann (Annie) Bragg
• President Arthur A. Hauck to James A. Gannett, 9 Nov 1934: place the portraits of Hon. Lyndon Oak and John Marshall Oak in the University LibraryOther documents Viewable file1934-11-09 · Lyndon Oak, John Marshall Oak
• President Hauck to Mrs. J. N. Parker, 47 Bramhall St., Portland, 11 Oct 1934: thanks for the portrait of her father, Hon. Lyndon OakOther documents Viewable file1934-10-11 · Lyndon Oak, Grace Elizabeth Oak, John Marshall Oak
• President Hauck to Mrs. John Marshall Oak, 13 Third St., Bangor, 11 Oct 1934: thanks for the portrait of her husbandOther documents Viewable file1934-10-11 · Lyndon Oak, Jennie Fidelia West, John Marshall Oak
• Kelso Rites Held Monday, 2 September 1935Other documents Research source1935
• Mrs. Winchester Kelso Sr.; Funeral rites held Monday. The San Antonio Light, 2 September 1935, p. 7-A.Other documents Viewable file2 September 1935 · May Joyce Kelso
• Succession of Edese Hollier, 247 La. 384, 171 So. 2d 656 (La. 1964): he married Dea Aucoin in June 1936; the marriage lasted until his death on 25 September 1961; no children of the second marriageOther documents Research source1936-1961 · Edese Hollier, Dea Aucoin
• Waterville Morning Sentinel, 16 Mar 1936, Skowhegan News: 'Mrs. Lizzie Oak ... died at her home Saturday morning'; 61 years of age, born in Lewiston, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Evans; widow of George Oak; sons Carlton and Irvin G. OakOther documents Research source1936 · Elizabeth "Lizzie" B. Evans Ames (Oak)
• Daily Clarion-Ledger, 12 Oct 1937, 'Dixon Funeral Services Held', Aberdeen dateline 11 Oct (the article's text has not been seen)Other documents Research source1937 · Mary Catherine 'Katherine' (Young) Dixon
• The Bangor Daily News (Bangor, Maine)Other documents Citation only24 DEC 1939 · Solon, Somerset, Maine, USA · Merle Llewellyn Oak Sr., Jessie Mildred Lawrence
• April 1940, Skowhegan: Elmer, 65, a farm operator on his own account, and 'LilliOther documents Research source1940
• William H. Joyce, Financier, Dies (cont from 1st page)Other documents Viewable file1 Oct 1941 · Harvey W Joyce
• World War II draft registration card of Rellim James Miller, born 15 Nov 1922, Chataignier, Evangeline Parish, Louisiana, with a later note in red ink.Other documents Research source1942 · James Rellim Miller Sr
• U.S., Marine Corps Muster Rolls, 1798-1958Other documents Citation onlyBET 23 AUG 1943 AND 3 JUL 1946 · Edward Milewski
• Official Army Register, 1 Jan 1946, p. 127 (leaf 143): Percy W. Clarkson (O4676), Active ListOther documents Research source1946 · Percy W. Clarkson
• Percy W. Clarkson's own entry in the Official Army Register, 1 January 1946: decorations, education, and exact promotion dates through Major General.Other documents Viewable file1946 · Percy W. Clarkson
• Bangor Daily News, 17 Feb 1947, p. 10: 'Mrs. Lillace Alma Libby, 67, died Friday at a hospital in Waterville'; born in Canaan, daughter of Augustus Ames and Annie (Bragg) Ames; daughter Mrs. Mildred OaksOther documents Research source1947 · Lillace Alma Ames (Russell, Libbey)
• The Morning Sentinel of 15 February 1947: Lillace Alma Libby, formerly of MadisoOther documents Research source1947
• The Morning Sentinel of 6 August 1948, Skowhegan Local: Mrs. N. Mildred Oak diedOther documents Research source1948
• Oklahoma, U.S., Voter Registration Records, 1960-2023Other documents Citation only1949
• April 1950, Monroe County, Mississippi: George Clement, a railroad special agentOther documents Research source1950
• EEI Bulletin, Feb 1953: Central Maine Power's first Edison Electric Institute resuscitation medal (1952 case)Other documents Research source1953 · Irving Gilbert Oak
• Studio-style portrait of an older woman smiling, in a dark jacket and light scarf, labelled 'Zula Nash Ligon c1956' in the family tree.Other documents Viewable fileabout 1956 · Zula Lee Nash-Moss-Ligon
• University of Maine press release, Sept 1957, continued: Mrs. Oak's sorority, Extension honors, and familyOther documents Viewable file1957-09-11 · Merle Llewellyn Oak Sr., Jessie Mildred Lawrence
• University of Maine press release, Sept 1957: "Aroostook Home Demonstration Agent to Receive Recognition for Outstanding Service" (Mrs. Jessie Lawrence Oak), filed with NA 1516Other documents Viewable file1957-09-11 · Merle Llewellyn Oak Sr., Jessie Mildred Lawrence
• Karen Riley Memoriam, The Record/Herald News (North Jersey), 30 July 2021 (via Legacy.com)Other documents Citation only30 JUL 1958 · Karen Riley
• Maine Death Index, 1960-1997: Irvin G Oak, died 30 Sep 1981, age 80, Skowhegan, certificate 8108099; gravestone 'Sept. 30 1981'; obituary 'Irvin G. Oak, 80, ... son of George and Elizabeth Evans Oak'Other documents Research source1960 · Irving Gilbert Oak
• Major General Percy William Clarkson, 15 September 1962.Other documents Viewable file15 Sep 1962 · Percy W. Clarkson
• "Presidents of Board of Trustees, University of Maine," 1865-1963 (Hon. Lyndon Oak, 27 Nov 1883 - 25 Jun 1889). Board of Trustees records, Box 12Other documents Viewable file1963 · Lyndon Oak
• George H. Crosby to President Lloyd H. Elliott, 7 Feb 1963: Lyndon Oak's Historical Address at the dedication of Coburn Hall, 26 Jun 1888Other documents Viewable file1963-02-07 · Lyndon Oak
• Note on the portraits of Lyndon Oak and John Marshall Oak, by Joseph B. Kahill (1932, 1933), presented in 1934 (filed 2/63)Other documents Viewable file1963 · Lyndon Oak, John Marshall Oak
• The Cactus (University of Texas yearbook), 1964, Vol. 71, p. 256: Kappa Alpha Theta, Fall Pledges, naming “Margery Lee Clarkson,” with her portrait in the accompanying photograph grid.Other documents Research source1964
• Find a Grave memorial 315175147, J. O. Evans, Co. I, 3rd Maine Infantry, Evans-Place lot, Turner Ridge Road, Somerville (marker recorded by Nathan Hale, May 1972; no dates)Other documents Research source1972 · Joseph Oliver Evans
• FindagraveOther documents Viewable scan2 FEB 1974 · San Antonio, Bexar County, Texas, USA · Brigadier General Herbert Slayden Clarkson
• U.S., Social Security Death Index: Giuseppe Divito, born 4 Mar 1884, died Apr 1975, St. Petersburg, FloridaOther documents Research source1975 · Joseph DeVito
• Findagrave Herbert Kelso ClarksonOther documents Viewable file14 Jan 1977 · Herbert Kelso Clarkson
• San Antonio Express-News, 15 Jan 1977, p. 11-E: 'Herbert Kelso Clarkson, 60, passed away Friday in Sugarland, Texas'Other documents Research source1977 · Herbert Kelso Clarkson
• New Jersey death index and Social Security Death Index: Josephine Milewski, died October 1978, Andover, Sussex Co., N.J.Other documents Research source1978 · Josephine J. Sobacz
• The Star-Ledger (Newark, New Jersey)Other documents Citation only29 OCT 1978 · Andover, Sussex, New Jersey, USA · Josephine J. Sobacz
• DD Form 214, Report of Separation from Active Duty, Richard Dixon Oak, U.S. Army (Regular Army), effective 21 February 1979, Fort Hood, Texas. Held privately; the Social Security number and mailing address are not published.Other documents Research source21 Feb 1979 · Richard Dixon Oak Sr.
• Findagrave Zula Nash LigonOther documents Viewable file15 Jul 1979 · Zula Lee Nash-Moss-Ligon
• NA 1516, transcript p. 2: Jessie Oak on her schooling, the University of Maine (class of 1928), and her aunt and uncle, both doctorsOther documents Viewable file1981-06-20 · Jessie Mildred Lawrence
• Northeast Archives of Folklore and Oral History, NA 1516: "Jessie Oak, interviewed by Rita Breton," 20 Jun 1981, cover sheet (home demonstration agent, Knox County 1929-36, Aroostook 1936-40; the Depression's effect on farm families)Other documents Viewable file1981-06-20 · Jessie Mildred Lawrence
• Mrs. Dea HollierOther documents Research source26 May 1983
• Florida, U.S., Voter Registration Records, 1942-2023Other documents Citation only1984
• Florida, U.S., Voter Registration Records, 1942-2023Other documents Citation only1984
• Victoria Advocate, 10 Jun 1984, obituary of Cissie L. Chambliss: 'born Aug. 19, 1919 in Tulsa, Okla.'; died at 5:15 p.m. Friday at a local hospital (Port O'Connor dateline)Other documents Research source1984 · Natalee Cissie Ligon (Chambliss) Clarkson
• U.S., Social Security Death Index, and New Jersey, U.S., Death Index: Raymond W. Weiss, born 16 Sep 1910, died 29 Dec 1988, Paterson, Passaic Co., N.J., age 78Other documents Research source1988 · Raymond William Weiss
• New Jersey, U.S., Death Index, and Social Security Death Index: Edna K. Weiss, born 5 Feb 1913, died 3 Jun 1995, PatersonOther documents Research source1995 · Edna Whitford Weiss, Robert Whitford
• Clarkson family pedigree chart mailed to Margery Clarkson, August 1996 (page 1 of 6)Other documents Viewable file1996-08 · Herbert Kelso Clarkson, William Banton Clarkson, Brigadier General Herbert Slayden Clarkson, Margery Clarkson MacKinnon
• Clarkson family pedigree chart, page 2 of 6Other documents Viewable file1996-08 · Margery Clarkson MacKinnon
• Clarkson family pedigree chart, page 3 of 6Other documents Viewable file1996-08 · Margery Clarkson MacKinnon
• Clarkson family pedigree chart, page 4 of 6Other documents Viewable file1996-08 · Margery Clarkson MacKinnon
• Clarkson family pedigree chart, page 5 of 6, with a closing family-tradition noteOther documents Viewable file1996-08 · Margery Clarkson MacKinnon
• Clarkson family pedigree chart, page 6 of 6 ("6th Great-Grandparents," Ligon/Nash/Wilson line)Other documents Viewable file1996-08 · Natalee Cissie Ligon (Chambliss) Clarkson, Margery Clarkson MacKinnon
• Richard D. Oak Sr.'s 1998 New Hampshire firearm deer kill tag, frontOther documents Viewable file1998-10-31 · Richard Dixon Oak Sr.
• Richard D. Oak Sr.'s 1998 New Hampshire firearm deer kill tag, reverseOther documents Viewable file1998 · Richard Dixon Oak Sr.
• The Bangor Daily News (Bangor, Maine)Other documents Citation only18 JAN 2000 · Evergreen Cemetery, Solon, Somerset, Maine, USA · Jessie Mildred Lawrence
• United States Veterans Gravesite Record of Ralph W. Miller (4 Oct 1926 - 25 Apr 2002): service info 'US ARMY WORLD WAR II'.Other documents Research source2002 · Ralph Waldo Miller
• Find a Grave memorial 8027417: Rellim James Miller III (1972-2003), Forest Park Westheimer Cemetery, HoustonOther documents Research source2003 · Travis Raye Oak, Margery Clarkson MacKinnon, Rellim James Miller III, Rellim James Miller Jr
• Findagrave Rellim James Miller IIIOther documents Viewable file22 Oct 2003 · Rellim James Miller III
• Obituary of Luther Calvin Miller, The Daily World, 29 Jan 2006.Other documents Research source29 Jan 2006 · Luther Calvin Miller
• Portland Press Herald (Portland, Maine)Other documents Citation only9 APR 2007 · Augusta, Kennebec, Maine, USA · Merle Llewellyn Oak Sr.
• Nathan Mitchell Papers, Briscoe Center for American History, finding aid, biographical note: born in Pennsylvania 1817, son of Asa Mitchell and Charlotte Woodmancy Mitchell; came to Texas 1822; at San Jacinto in Capt. Robert Stevenson's Infantry Company H, 1st Regiment; 2nd lieutenant of a mounted gun company, Dec 1836; land office clerk 1839; quartermaster corps in the Mexican War; died 1897Other documents Research source2010 · Nathan Mitchell
• Obituary: Wendell Merle Oak, The Bangor Daily News, 23 Oct 2010, p. 19.Other documents Research source23 Oct 2010 · Wendell Merle Oak
• Spofford-Williams family monument, Locust Grove Cemetery, Merrimac. Photographs: John Glassford, added 6 May 2011 (memorials 42037616, 42037605). Nettie is not named on either inspected face.Other documents Research source2011
• Obituary of Alan Eugene Oak, 86 (d. 15 Oct 2012): 'After graduating from Skowhegan High School in 1943, he entered the U.S. Naval Intelligence Service ... in World War II.' The memorial's heading reads 'US NAVY - WORLD WAR II'. A Navy record was not seen.Other documents Research source8 Nov 2012 · Allan Eugene Oak
• David beside his wrecked green Dodge Dakota at a salvage yard, August 20, 2013Other documents Viewable file2013-08-20 · David Clarkson Oak
• The wrecked Dakota at the salvage yard, August 20, 2013, with David at leftOther documents Viewable file2013-08-20 · David Clarkson Oak
• David on a jail video visit with his brother, 11 September 2014 (screen photograph; the visit timer reads 00:32:28)Other documents Viewable file2014-09-11 · David Clarkson Oak
• David's booking photograph, by September 15, 2014 (agency and arrest not recorded on the copy)Other documents Viewable file2014-09 · David Clarkson Oak
• David in a suit and tie, a mirror photograph, April 6, 2015Other documents Viewable file2015-04-06 · David Clarkson Oak
• David holding two jars of Mrs. Miller's preserves, December 22, 2016Other documents Viewable file2016-12-22 · David Clarkson Oak
• Findagrave Rellim James Miller Jr.Other documents Viewable file31 Dec 2017 · Rellim James Miller Jr
• Obituary of Rellim James Miller Sr., 2017.Other documents Research sourceFeb 2017 · James Rellim Miller Sr
• bwhitneyamosOther documents Viewable file16 May 2019 · Amos Whitney Jr.
• Travis's recovery journal (a red composition book), 2020: a loose page: a Manchester meeting time and two eye-clinic numbersOther documents Viewable file2020-02 · Travis Raye Oak
• Travis's recovery journal (a red composition book), 2020: a page of dates and figuresOther documents Viewable file2020-02 · Travis Raye Oak
• Travis's recovery journal (a red composition book), 2020: a reflection: "I'm not a bad guy"Other documents Viewable file2020-02 · Travis Raye Oak
• Travis's recovery journal (a red composition book), 2020: a reflection: "Today I found myself feeling out of place"Other documents Viewable file2020-02 · Travis Raye Oak
• Travis's recovery journal (a red composition book), 2020: an inside page: the NH Medicaid telephone lineOther documents Viewable file2020-02 · Travis Raye Oak
• Travis's recovery journal (a red composition book), 2020: gratitude list, February 16-20, 2020Other documents Viewable file2020-02 · Travis Raye Oak
• Travis's recovery journal (a red composition book), 2020: gratitude list, March 2, 2020Other documents Viewable file2020-02 · Travis Raye Oak
• Travis's recovery journal (a red composition book), 2020: notes defining the words of the Second AmendmentOther documents Viewable file2020-02 · Travis Raye Oak
• Travis's recovery journal (a red composition book), 2020: Step 4 lists of names by childhood age, February 16-17, 2020Other documents Viewable file2020-02 · Travis Raye Oak
• Travis's recovery journal (a red composition book), 2020: Step 4 resentments, ages 6 to 10, February 17, 2020Other documents Viewable file2020-02 · Travis Raye Oak
• Travis's recovery journal (a red composition book), 2020: the coverOther documents Viewable file2020-02 · Travis Raye Oak
• David in intensive care at Memorial Central Hospital, Colorado Springs, August 2021, after his overdoseOther documents Viewable file2021-08 · David Clarkson Oak
• Ivan Oak with family, June 30, 2021: David Clarkson Oak is on the right.Other documents Viewable file30 Jun 2021 · David Clarkson Oak
• "Porcupine Rescue" by Allyson Shaw, National Geographic Kids, August 2022, p. 23 (digital edition, full page)Other documents Viewable file2022-08
• "Porcupine Rescue" by Allyson Shaw, National Geographic Kids, August 2022, pp. 22-23 (full two-page spread)Other documents Viewable file2022-08
• "This is a weird dream. Vet Jen Riley listens to the porcupine's lungs with a stethoscope" — National Geographic Kids, August 2022, "Porcupine Rescue" by Allyson ShawOther documents Viewable file2022-08
• National Geographic Kids, August 2022 issue, coverOther documents Viewable file2022-08
• BIRLS death-file entry: WENDELL MERLE OAK, born May 28, 1927, died October 21, 2010, branch NAVY.Other documents Research source2 Oct 2026 · Wendell Merle Oak
• Forest Hill Cemetery, Madison, Maine: inscription as transcribed by a contributor: 'HENRY L FOSS PFC US ARMY WORLD WAR I MAR 29, 1894 - NOV 5, 1989'. The photograph was not viewed.Other documents Research source3 Oct 2026 · Henry Leroy Foss
• Nationwide Gravesite Locator result: OAK, RICHARD DIXON, US ARMY, born 04/03/1956, died 02/23/2008, Centre Cemetery, Danville, New Hampshire.Other documents Research source2 Oct 2026 · Richard Dixon Oak Sr.
• Query result 3 Oct 2026: 'RUSSELL, BERT VON; 1LT INFANTRY; WORLD WAR I; born 02/12/1886, died 07/20/1954; Los Angeles National Cemetery, Section 235 Row C Site 10.' The tree's federal marker photographs read 'BERT VON RUSSELL / MAINE / 1ST LT 18 INFANTRY / WORLD WAR I SS-PH / FEB 12 1886 JULY 20 1954'.Other documents Research source3 Oct 2026 · Bert Von Russell
• Samuel Oak's Find a Grave memorial (headstone photo, family-members panel): memorial 138082387, Southside Cemetery, Skowhegan.Other documents Research source2026 · Samuel Oak
• A page of a Church of England register of baptisms, marriages and burials from Berkshire (Royal Berkshire Archives, ref. D/P98/1/1), written in a secretary hand, attached in the family tree to Thomas Boyer and Johan Boyer, born Legge.Other documents Viewable file16th-17th century (register page) · Johan Boyer nee Legge, Thomas Boyer
• A page of an early Gloucestershire parish register (Gloucestershire Archives, ref. P260/IN/1/1), attached in the family tree to Arnold Allen (Allyn) of the Allen family.Other documents Viewable file1600s · Arnold Allen (Allyn)
• A two-page spread of a London Church of England register (London Metropolitan Archives, ref. P92/SAV/3002) with entries in columns by month, attached in the family tree to Arnold Allen (Allyn).Other documents Viewable file1600s · Arnold Allen (Allyn)
• A wooded clearing with two upright markers in the long grass, the Bearden Cemetery in Walthall County, Mississippi. Photograph supplied in the family tree.Other documents Viewable fileJeremiah Bearden
• Allen, Topographical and Historical Sketches of the Town of Northborough (1826), p. 27 footnote: "Adam Holloway, from Concord, (died in 1733, aged 80,) and his son Lieut. Wm. Holloway, (died Jan. 6, 1760, aged 71,) settled on the farm now owned by Stephen Williams, Esq."; the same footnote says Lieut. William married Mary, a daughter of Simeon Howard (Internet Archive item topographicalhis00allOther documents Citation only
• Black-and-white photograph of an older woman beside a car, labelled 'Stella Belle Ames' in the family tree.Other documents Viewable fileStella Belle Ames
• Black-and-white photographic postcard portrait of General Porfirio Diaz, the printed line at the foot reading 'GRAL. DON PORFIRIO DIAZ, MEXICO'. It shows Diaz, not a member of the family; it is context for Winchester Kelso.Other documents Viewable fileWinchester (Judge W.) Kelso Sr.
• Cade_Alice_ClarksonOther documents Viewable fileAlice Beatrice Clarkson
• Cannys (co. Devon)Other documents Viewable fileThomas Devis Canney
• Certificate that Nathaniel Ames of Milburn and Hannah Dow of Madison, Maine, were joined in marriage on 20 December 1825, signed by a justice of the peace and attested as a true copy by the town clerk.Other documents Viewable fileNathaniel Phineas Ames, Hannah E Amos Dow
• Children of Ebenezer Wing & Elizabeth BackhouseOther documents Viewable fileRebecca Wing
• Clarkson_Herbert_SOther documents Viewable fileBrigadier General Herbert Slayden Clarkson
• Enlarged old photograph of a bearded man in a dark hat, labelled in the family tree as Jepthah Preston Billingsley (1780-1863). Low resolution.Other documents Viewable fileJepthah Preston Billingsley
• EphraimBrown_LydiaEastman_EssexAntiquarian_Vol12_Page102Other documents Viewable fileLydia Eastman
• Evelyn D. Oak's fudge recipe, handwritten and kept by the familyOther documents Viewable fileEvelyn Dupriest Dixon Oak
• General Catalogue of Dartmouth College and the Associated Schools, 1769-1910Other documents Citation onlyValentine B. Oakes
• George Chandler, The Chandler Family (Worcester, 1883), vol. 1, pp. 183-184, no. 566: Joseph Chandler of Epping, N.H.; and History of Keene, ch. VIII, p. 206: 'Col. Wyman's captains were: ... 7. Joseph Chandler, Epping.'Other documents Citation onlyCaptain Joseph Chandler III
• Henry L. Foss's 1916 Maine motor vehicle (Ford Touring) certificate of registration, R.F.D. 4, SkowheganOther documents Viewable fileHenry Leroy Foss
• Henry L. Foss's 1916 Maine operator's license, giving birth date March 29, 1894 and a physical descriptionOther documents Viewable fileHenry Leroy Foss
• IllustHistOfKennebCtyPage1153Other documents Viewable fileJoseph Evans Sr
• Inscription "Henry L. Oak" on the back of a portrait cardOther documents Viewable fileHenry Lebbeus Oak
• Ireland Historical TimelineOther documents Viewable fileSusanna Stow
• John Russell family 1662-1717 Woburn, MAOther documents Viewable fileJohn Russell
• Joseph Russell family 1685-1763 from NA Fam HistOther documents Viewable fileJoseph Russell
• Lucas Miller and Dea Aucoin, contributor-dated1920Other documents Research sourceAdded2June2021; caption dates photograph1920
• Lucas Miller in uniform, exposure date unknownOther documents Research sourceAdded2June2021; erroneous caption date1944
• Lucas Miller tomb, close viewOther documents Research sourceTaken23February2020; added24February2020
• Lucas Miller tomb, wider viewOther documents Research sourceTaken23February2020; added24February2020
• Lucas Miller, Mike Miller’s Geneanet treeOther documents Research sourceAccessed30September2026 · Lucas Miller, Dea Aucoin
• Lyndon Oak Memorial Library, Garland, MaineOther documents Viewable fileLyndon Oak
• Maine Pioneers, 1623-60Other documents Citation onlyRichard York (Yorke)
• Maine Pioneers, 1623-60Other documents Citation onlyMaine · Arnold Allen (Allyn)
• Maine Pioneers, 1623-60Other documents Citation onlyArnold Allen (Allyn)
• Maine Pioneers, 1623-60Other documents Citation onlyMaine · Richard York (Yorke)
• Margery Clarkson MacKinnon at Christmas, from a photograph supplied by her son. Undated.Other documents Viewable fileMargery Clarkson MacKinnon
• Mayola Russell's Vermont copy of certificate of birth, naming parents Lewis Whittier Russell and Mabel R. DavidsonOther documents Viewable fileMayola Russell (Bolduc, Gagne)
• Nat Ligon photoOther documents Viewable fileEmmons Nathaniel 'E. Nat' Ligon
• New England, The Great Migration and The Great Migration Begins, 1620-1635Other documents Viewable scanArnold Allen (Allyn)
• Portland Press Herald (Portland, Maine)Other documents Citation onlyEvergreen Cemetery, Solon, Somerset, Maine, USA · Merle Llewellyn Oak Sr.
• Portrait painting of General Porfirio Diaz in a decorated dress uniform. It shows Diaz, not a member of the family; it sits with the Winchester Kelso page because his obituaries call Kelso a friend of President Diaz.Other documents Viewable fileWinchester (Judge W.) Kelso Sr.
• Richard Dixon Oak Sr. in an Army helmet and fatigue jacket. Undated.Other documents Viewable fileRichard Dixon Oak Sr.
• Samuel Gibbs and Patience Butler - DNA MatchOther documents Viewable filePrudence Butler
• Shrewsbury VR p. 23: 'John and Susannah'Other documents Citation only
• Sidney Francis Borges Jr., photograph supplied by his family. Undated.Other documents Viewable file
• Six photographs of David: as a boy; at the salvage yard with his wrecked truck, August 2013; his "Live Free or Die" tattoo; with two jars of Mrs. Miller's preserves, December 2016; on a jail video visit, September 2014; and smiling, undatedOther documents Viewable fileDavid Clarkson Oak
• Southern Herald (Liberty, Mississippi), 19 January 1900, p. 3: 'Alexandria, La., Jan. 15. Mrs. M. J. Faust ... died at the residence of her son-in-law, Dr. J. L. Wilson ... at 12 o'clock yesterday'; and 2 February 1900, p. 3, 'Mrs. Jane Faust. Died at the residence of her daughter, Mrs. J. L. Wilson, corner 4th and Jackson streets, Alexandria, La., on Sunday' [Jan. 14], reprinting the AlexandriOther documents Citation onlyRoseland Cemetery, Gloster, Amite County, Mississippi, USA · Margaret Jane Longmire
• Texas County Numbers and Public Health Regions (Texas Department of State Health Services): county number 101 is Harris CountyOther documents Research sourceDavid Clarkson Oak
• Texas General Land Office, Bexar Scrip abstract 862, file 25122: Asa Mitchell (640 acres).Other documents Viewable fileAsa Columbus Mitchell
• Texas General Land Office, Brazoria County abstract 98 (file SC 000005-15): Asa Mitchell's title papers (Austin's colony).Other documents Viewable fileAsa Columbus Mitchell
• Texas General Land Office, Crockett abstract 2829 / Bexar 1st Class file 2046: original grantee Richard Pillow, patentee Asa Mitchell.Other documents Viewable fileAsa Columbus Mitchell
• Texas General Land Office, Fannin Bounty abstract 761, file 51: original grantee Asa Mitchell, patentee Nathan Mitchell (320 acres).Other documents Viewable fileAsa Columbus Mitchell
• Texas General Land Office, Goliad Scrip file 21: Asa Mitchell (640 acres).Other documents Viewable fileAsa Columbus Mitchell
• Texas, U.S., Bonds and Oaths of Office, 1846–1920Other documents Viewable scanWinchester (Judge W.) Kelso Sr.
• Texas, U.S., Muster Roll Index Cards, 1838-1900Other documents Viewable scanAsa Columbus Mitchell
• Texas, U.S., Muster Roll Index Cards, 1838-1900Other documents Viewable scanTexas · Asa Columbus Mitchell
• Texas, U.S., Rolls of Attorneys, 1840-2002Other documents Viewable scanSan Antonio · Herbert Kelso Clarkson
• Texas, U.S., Rolls of Attorneys, 1840-2002Other documents Viewable scanEagle Pass · Winchester (Judge W.) Kelso Sr.
• The 59 signers of the Texas Declaration of Independence, 2 Mar 1836: no Asa Mitchell or other Mitchell is among them (Wikipedia, 'Texas Declaration of Independence', checked 3 Oct 2026). Handbook of Texas, 'Mitchell, Asa (1795-1865)' (Texas State Historical Association): separates the 7 Nov 1835 declaration of the Consultation from the 2 Mar 1836 Declaration of IndependenceOther documents Citation onlyAsa Columbus Mitchell
• The first Oak Hall at the Maine State College (now the University of Maine), built in 1871 of brick made from campus clay and named for Lyndon Oak; it burned in 1936Other documents Viewable fileLyndon Oak
• The Herald-News (Passaic, New Jersey)Other documents Citation onlyIantha M. Hoefer
• The Morning Call (Paterson, New Jersey)Other documents Citation onlyLaurel Grove Cemetery, Totowa, Passaic, New Jersey, USA · William H. Riley
• The Star-Ledger (Newark, New Jersey)Other documents Citation onlyHoly Cross Cemetery, North Arlington, Bergen, New Jersey, USA · Josephine J. Sobacz
• The Star-Ledger (Newark, New Jersey)Other documents Citation onlyHarrison, Hudson, New Jersey, USA · Edward Milewski
• U.S., Freedmen's Bureau Records, 1865-1878Other documents Viewable scanVirginia, USA · Dempsey Nash
• William NicholsOther documents Viewable fileunknown · William James Nicholls