Samuel Clark 1793 Maine

Eli Clark of Durham, NH

James Clark of Dover and Madbury, N.H. My first draft of my Deliverance Clark article that was recently published, was written from her husband Abraham's perspective, at least in the genealogical summary. My editor, quite correctly, flipped the focus to Deliverance and so her children are all mentioned in their own sketches with their children just listed by name. However, the first draft did bring down the two Clark sons of Deliverance one more generation. So here is the first: JAMES CLARK, son of Abraham and Deliverance (Graves?) Clark was born about 1688, probably at Durham, N.H., and died at Wells, Maine, after 13 November 1767 and... Coal Miner's Great-Grandson, Part II In July I wrote about Slovak coal miners and provided a link to site that had historical photographs. And then I discovered this photo in my own collection: Obviously this is my great-grandfather on May 31, 1929 coming home from the mines. I love the lunch pail and the miner's hat. I believe the words at the top are Slovak for "Dad home from work." My great-aunt Bette (this man's daughter) had an album with that old black paper and she pasted her pictures in the album and wrote on them. I don't appreciate that she wrote on the actual...

The Probate records of Lincoln county, Maine, 1760 to 1800

Genealogical and family history of the state of Maine

The Maine Historical Magazine

New England families, genealogical and memorial, a record of the achievements of her people in the making of commonwealths and the founding of a nation

Illustrated history of Kennebec County, Maine; 1625-1799-1892