Mary (Smart) Dunbar
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Mary B. (Smart) Dunbar (1838 - 1912)

Mary B. Dunbar formerly Smart
Born in Pleasant Ridge, Saint Patrick, Charlotte, New Brunswickmap
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Wife of — married 16 Dec 1854 in Bath, Sagadahoc, Maine, United Statesmap
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Died at about age 74 in Bath, Sagadahoc, Maine, United Statesmap
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Biography

Childhood, New Brunswick

Mary Smart, sixth eldest of the eleven children of William Smart and Ann Brockway, was born in early 1838 in Pleasant Ridge, Saint Patrick Parish, Charlotte County, New Brunswick.[2] New Brunswick was at the time a British Colony, and it remained so until 1867, becoming that year one of Canada's four founding provinces.[3] As for Pleasant Ridge, a tiny, rural community along the New Brunswick's Magaguadavic River,[4] it was part of Saint Patrick Parish until 1856, when Dumbarton Parish was formed from Saint Patrick's northern half.[5]

Charlotte County 1878 (click 3x to fully enlarge)[6]

Mary's five elder siblings were her brother, Nathan, who was born in 1825,[7] her sister, Agnes, who was born in 1828,[8] her sister, Jane, who was born in 1830,[9] her brother, Reuben, who was born in 1832,[10] and her sister, Abigail, who was born in 1835.[11] She also had five younger siblings: her sister, Sarah, who was born in 1839,[12] her brother, John, who was born in 1842,[13] her sister, Margaret, who was born in about 1845,[14] her brother, William, who was born in about 1847,[15] and her brother, Charles, who was born in 1855.[16]

Map of Smart/Brockway Parcels, Pleasant Ridge (click 2x to enlarge)[17]

Sibling Marriages, Emigrations

The age differences among Mary and her siblings was considerable. In 1847, the likely year her brother, William, was born, her eldest brother, Nathan, emigrated to the United States. [7] Nathan settled in Oshkosh, Wisconsin,[7]a place that would eventually draw other of her brothers, too. Also beginning in 1847, Mary's three eldest siblings married. Her sister, Agnes, wed George Wooden in 1847 and by 1851 emigrated to the United States, settling in Bath, Sagadahoc County, Maine, on the Atlantic coast, about 300 miles southwest of Pleasant Ridge.[8] Her brother, Nathan, returned to New Brunswick in 1848 to wed Rebecca Pratt in 1848, and they likely immediately returned to the United States to settle in Oshkosh.[7] Finally, in 1850, Mary's sister, Jane, wed Thomas Steen.[9]

Jane and her husband, Thomas, remained in New Brunswick. In 1851, however, Jane continued to reside in the "frame house" of her parents in Pleasant Ridge, with 13 year-old Mary and their other siblings, Reuben, Abigail, Sarah, John, Margaret and William.[18] Residing in their home was also her paternal uncle, James Smart, and a girl named Sarah Gill (age 1).[18]


Marriage, Children

While residing in Bath, Sagadahoc County, Maine, United States, Mary married, in Bath, Alexander Dunbar, 16 Dec 1854.[19] Together, they had ten children.[20] They had a son, George, in April or May of 1856,[21] followed by a daughter, Annie, in Feb or Mar of 1860.[22] As of 7 Jul 1860, Mary and Alexander resided with their children, George and Carrie, in Bath, where Alexander worked as a carpenter.[23] A few doors down resided the family of Mary's sister, Agnes.[8]. In the second year of the American Civil War, Mary and Alexander lost their son, George, in Bath, 8 Mar 1862, at age 5.[21] They thereafter had in Bath their third and fourth known children, Gilbert, who was born in about 1863,[24] and Mary, who was born in about 1867.[25] As of 22 Jun 1870, they resided with their three children, Annie, Gilbert and Mary, in Bath, where Alexander worked as a ship carpenter.[26]

They had more children in Bath in the 1870s: a daughter, Lizzie, in about 1871,[27] a daughter, Sarah, in 1874,[28] a son, Ralph, 2 May 1876,[29] and a son, Walter, born in Mar 1878.[30]

As of 10 Jun 1880, they resided with six of their children, Annie, Mary, Lizzie, Ralph, Sarah and Walter, on Somerset Street in Bath, where Alexander continued to work as a ship carpenter.[31] Alexander contracted liver disease around this time,[32] and this may help explain why their daughter, Mary, also appears in the Bath home of Mary's sister, Agnes, as of 14 Jun 1880, as an "adopted child,"[33] and why their son, Gilbert, who was alive, isn't shown at all.[24]

Deaths, Daughter's Marriage

In Bath, 20 Feb 1882, Mary's husband, Alexander succombed to liver disease, at age 56.[32] Seven days later, her son Gilbert died in Bath of consumption, at age 19.[24] Less than two months later, also in Bath, her daughter Annie married Charles E. Robinson, 24 Apr 1882.[22]


Years as Widow

5 Cummings Street in Bath[34]
In 1883, Mary, newly a widow, lived on Cummings Street, in Bath.[35] Her recently-married daughter, Annie, resided on High Street.[36] Her married sister, Agnes (Smart) Woodin,[8] resided on Washington Street.[37]

Mary continued to make her home at 5 Cummings Street in Bath in 1900, sharing it with her unmarried adult children Lizzie, Sarah, Ralph and Walter.[38] Mary's daughter, Annie, year resided with her husband and their three surviving children, Gilbert, Louise and Hazel, at 1321 Washington Street in Bath, Annie's husband working as a wheelwright.[39] As for Mary's daughter, Mary, she in 1900 worked as a dress maker and continued to resided with Mary's sister, Agnes, on Washington Street in Bath.[40]

Two more of Mary's children married in Bath in the first half decade of the new century, and Mary's sister, Agnes, died. Mary's daughter Sarah wed 38 year-old James D. Tabor, 7 Feb 1901,[28] and her son Ralph married Bertha M. Lakin, 28 Jan 1904.[29] Mary's sister, Agnes, died of heart disease in Bath, 12 Dec 1905, at age 77.[8]

Mary remained in Bath in 1910, continuing to share her home at 5 Cummings Street with her unmarried adult children Lizzie and Walter.[41] In 1910, Annie and Charles remained at 1321 Washington Street in Bath with their daughters, Louise and Hazel, Charles by then working as a "liquor agent" for a "city agency," and Louise as an "apprentice" to a nurse.[42]

Death

In Bath, 22 Jan 1912, Mary died of "acute bronchitis," at age 73.[43] She's buried in Bath's Maple Grove Cemetery.[43] Mary was survived by six of her ten children (listed in order of their deaths): Ralph, who died of pneumonia in Bath, 22 Oct 1934, at age 58 (no children);[29] Mary, who died between 1940 and 1950 (no children);[25] Lizzie, who likewise died between 1940 and 1950 (no children);[27] Annie, who reportedly died in Bath, 28 Dec 1941, at age 83 (four children);[22] Walter, who died sometime after 1950 (no children);[30] and Sarah, who died in Bath in 1964 at about age 90 (one child).[28]





Research Notes

FamilySearch here

Ancestry pages here

Bath Directory shows her at 5 Cummings St in 1905 here and 1907 here Bath Directory for 1912 confirms her death date and residence and suggests she resided at 5 Cummings with a daughter or daughter-in-law, Elizabeth E. Dunbar, here

History of Bath here and here.

W.A. Greenough & Co. 1883. The Bath, Brunswick And Richmond Directory ... for 1883-4. Boston. Mass.: Langford & Chase. Available online without restriction courtesy of Hathitrust, here. Hathitrust: "We have determined this work to be in the public domain, meaning that it is not subject to copyright."

Deaths of Lenora E. Dunbar of "lung fever," 8 Feb 1875, at age 1 year 1 month, and Mattie L. Dunbar of "consumption," 10 Feb 1875, at age 3 years 8 months, here. Death of Winnie F. Dunbar of "scarlet fever," 29 Sep 1873, age 11 years 14 [?] mos, here.

Death of "Mr. Dunbar's daughter" of "dysentery," 26 Oct 1865, at age 11 mos, 19 days, here. Death of "Clara Dunbar" of "canker rash," 25 Mar 1859, at age 11 mos here.

Keeping checking records, going back from here.

Sources

  1. ↑ Mary B. (Smart) Dunbar is a second great grandaunt of the current profile manager, Christopher Smart). Have information, documentation or photos? If so, please add them or contact me. Happy to help you upload and, if you're directly descended, make you the manager.
  2. ↑ Sources: (1) Mary's 1912 Death Record (citation): "Mary B. Dunbar," daughter of "William Stuart" ("lumberman," born in "Scotland") and "Annie Brockway" (born in "D over NH"), was born in "Pleasant Ridge, N.B." Given her date of death (22 Jan 1912) and age at death (73 years, 8 months), this translates (using an online calculator here) to a birth date range of 1838-01-22 to 1938-05-22. Note: The identification of her father as "William Stuart" is a clear error as the only person by that name living in New Brunswick at the time was Irish, married to a "Catherine" and had a daughter married who was born in about 1848, not 1838. (2) 1851 Pleasant Ridge NB Census (citation): "Mary Smart" (age 13, born 1837-1838) is daughter of "William Smart" (age 46, "farmer," Scotch-born 1804-1805) and "Ann Smart" (age 45, New Brunswick-born 1805-1806). (3) 1860 Bath ME Census (citation): "Mary Dunbar" (age 23, New Brunswick-born 1836-07-07 to 1837-07-07). (4) 1870 Bath ME Census (citation): "Mary B. Dunbar" (age 32, New Brunswick-born 1837-06-23 to 1838-06-22 to foreign-born parents). (5) 1880 Bath ME Census (citation): "Mary Dunbar" (age 43, New Brunswick-born 1836-06-11 to 1837-06-10 to Scotland-born father and ME-born mother). (6) 1900 Bath ME Census (citation): "Mrs. Alexander Dunbar" (age 63, widow, Canada-born May 1837 to Scotland-born father and ME-born mother). (7) Find A Grave: Memorial #226027436.
  3. ↑ Wikipedia contributors, "New Brunswick," Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia (accessed March 6, 2021).
  4. ↑ Wikipedia contributors, "Magaguadavic River," Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia (accessed May 12, 2021).
  5. ↑ "Dumbarton [Parish] was erected from northern Saint Patrick Parish in 1856," and that area included Pleasant Ridge. Wikipedia contributors, "Dumbarton Parish, New Brunswick," Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia (accessed May 12, 2021).
  6. ↑ Edited Map Excerpt. Roe Brothers, (A.D. & W.B. Roe). 1878. Atlas of the Maritime Provinces, County of Charlotte, New Brunswick. Eng. by Worley & Bracher, Philada. Printed by F. Bourquin, Philada. Available without restriction courtesy of David Rumsey Historical Collection, full map available online by clicking on map title.
  7. ↑ 7.0 7.1 7.2 7.3 See Profile of Brother Nathan N. Smart (1825-1913).
  8. ↑ 8.0 8.1 8.2 8.3 8.4 See Profile of Sister Agnes Ann (Smart) Woodin (1828-1905).
  9. ↑ 9.0 9.1 See Profile of Sister Jane Cordelia (Smart) Steen (1830-1907).
  10. ↑ See Profile of Brother Reuben D. Smart (1832-1890).
  11. ↑ See Profile of Sister Abigail Stone (Smart) Fish (1835-1913).
  12. ↑ See Profile of Sister Sarah S. (Smart) Bucknam (1839-1929).
  13. ↑ See Profile of Brother John Calvin Smart (abt.1842-1926).
  14. ↑ See Profile of Sister Margaret Smart (abt.1845-1862).
  15. ↑ See Profile of Brother William James Smart (abt.1847-1913).
  16. ↑ See Profile of Brother Charles Smart (abt.1855-).
  17. ↑ Cadastral Map. Surveyed by W.F. Roberts, N.B.L.S. in 1948 and 1954. Provincial Archives of New Brunswick. Place Names of New Brunswick: Where is Home? New Brunswick Communities Past and Present. Subject: Dumbarton. Full map available online without restriction here. Accessed 12 May 2021. ("New Brunswick cadastral maps show the basic features of the province along with the boundaries, lot number, and grantee’s name for land granted by the province. These maps are cumulative, showing all grants regardless of date.")
  18. ↑ 18.0 18.1 1851 Pleasant Ridge NB Census (citation): "William Smart" (age 46, "farmer," Scotch-born 1804-1805, who arrived in New Brunswick Colony in "1822") resides in St. Patrick Parish, Charlotte County, New Brunswick in a "frame house" with his wife, "Ann Smart" (age 45, New Brunswick-born 1805-1806), and their New Brunswick-born children, "Jane [Smart] Stein)" (age 20, born 1830-1831, now married, but not living, apparently, with her husband), "Reuben Smart" (age 18, born 1832-1833), "Abigail Smart" (age 15, born 1835-1836), "Mary Smart" (age 13, born 1837-1838), "Sarah Smart" (age 11, born 1839-1840), "Calvin Smart" (age 9, born 1841-1842), "Margaret Smart" (age 7, born 1843-1844) and "Wm Smart" (age 4, born 1846-1847). Also living with William and Ann are William's brother, "James Smart" (age 30, Scotch-born lumberman, arrived in New Brunswick Colony in 1832) and a girl, "Sarah Gill" (age 1). Birth ranges above calculated using an online calculator here.
  19. ↑ 1854 Marriage Record. "Maine Marriages, 1771-1907", database, FamilySearch (available online here : 14 January 2020), Mary Smart in entry for Alexander Dunbar, 1854.
  20. ↑ 1900 Bath ME Census (citation): "Mrs. Alexander Dunbar" (age 63, mother of ten children, six living) .
  21. ↑ 21.0 21.1 See Profile of Son George R. Dunbar (1856-1862).
  22. ↑ 22.0 22.1 22.2 See Profile of Daughter Anne Carrie (Dunbar) Robinson (1860-abt.1941).
  23. ↑ 1860 Bath ME Census (citation): "Alex. Dunbar" (age 30, carpenter, New Brunswick-born 1829-07-07 to 1830-07-07) and his wife, "Mary Dunbar" (age 23, New Brunswick-born 1836-07-07 to 1837-07-07), reside in Bath with their children, "George R. Dunbar" (age 4, ME-born 1855-07-07 to 1856-07-07) and "Carrie A. Dunbar" (age 4 mos., ME-born 1860-02-07 to 1860-03-07). Birth ranges above calculated online here using enumerated census date and reported ages.
  24. ↑ 24.0 24.1 24.2 See Profile of Son Gilbert M. Dunbar (abt.1863-1882).
  25. ↑ 25.0 25.1 See Profile of Daughter Mary Ella (Dunbar) Yule (abt.1867-aft.1940).
  26. ↑ 1870 Bath ME Census (citation): "Alexander Dunbar" (age 45, ship carpenter, New Brunswick-born 1824-06-23 to 1825-06-22 to foreign-born parents) and his wife, "Mary B. Dunbar" (age 32, New Brunswick-born 1837-06-23 to 1838-06-22 to foreign-born parents), reside in Bath with their children, "Anne C. Dunbar" (age 10, attending school, ME-born 1859-06-23 to 1860-06-22), "Gilbert M. Dunbar" (age 7, attending school, ME-born 1862-06-23 to 1863-06-22) and "Mary Ella Dunbar" (age 3, ME-born 1866-06-23 to 1867-06-22). Birth ranges above calculated online here using enumerated census date and reported ages.
  27. ↑ 27.0 27.1 See Profile of Daughter Elizabeth E. Dunbar (abt.1871-aft.1940).
  28. ↑ 28.0 28.1 28.2 See Profile of Daughter Sarah R. (Dunbar) Tabor (1874-1964).
  29. ↑ 29.0 29.1 29.2 See Profile of Son Ralph Porter Dunbar (1876-1934).
  30. ↑ 30.0 30.1 See Profile of Son Walter S. Dunbar (1878-aft.1950).
  31. ↑ 1880 Bath ME Census (citation): "Alexander Dunbar" (age 55, ship carpenter, New Brunswick-born 1824-06-11 to 1825-06-10 to New Brunswick-born parents) and his wife, "Mary Dunbar" (age 43, New Brunswick-born 1836-06-11 to 1837-06-10 to Scotland-born father and ME-born mother), reside on Somerset Street in Bath, on 10 Jun 1880, with six children (all ME-born): "Annie C. Dunbar" (age 20, "milliner," born 1859-06-11 to 1860-06-10), "Mary E. Dunbar" (age 13, "at school," born 1866-06-11 to 1867-06-10), "Lizzie E. Dunbar" (age 10, "at school," born 1869-06-11 to 1870-06-10), "Sarah R. Dunbar" (age 7, "at school," born 1872-06-11 to 1873-06-10), "Ralph P. Dunbar" (age 5, "at school," born 1874-06-11 to 1875-06-10) and "Walter S. Dunbar" (age 2, "at school," born 1877-06-11 to 1878-06-10). Birth ranges above calculated online here using enumerated census date and reported ages.
  32. ↑ 32.0 32.1 See Profile of Husband Alexander Dunbar (abt.1825-1882).
  33. ↑ 1880 Bath ME Census (citation): "George Woodin" (age 59, ship carpenter, New Brunswick-born 1820-06-14 to 1821-06-14 to English-born father and ME-born mother) and his wife, "Agnes A. Woodin" (age 52, "keeping house," New Brunswick-born 1827-06-14 to 1828-06-14 to Scotland-born father and NH-born mother), reside on Washington Street in Bath with their "adopted niece," "Mary E. Dunbar" (age 12, "at school," ME-born 1867-06-14 to 1868-06-14 to NB-born parents). Birth ranges above calculated online here using enumerated census date and reported ages.
  34. ↑ Google photo of 5 Cummings Street in Bath, Sagadahoc County, Maine, as of Jun 2012. Accessed 24 Apr 2021. Copyrighted by Google (Google Maps/ Google Earth) but available for use here by non-exclusive, non-transferable license here.
  35. ↑ 1883-1884 Bath Directory (citation): "Dunber, Alexander Mrs., h[ome on] Cummings [Street], n[orth of] Washington [Street]."
  36. ↑ 1883-1884 Bath Directory (citation): "Robinson, Charles E., millman, h[ome on] High [Street], n[orth of] Winship [Street]."
  37. ↑ 1883-1884 Bath Directory (citation): "Wooden, Geo., carpenter, h[ome on] Washington [Street], bey[ond] Harward [Street]."
  38. ↑ 1900 Bath ME Census (citation): "Mrs. Alexander Dunbar" (age 63, widow, Canada-born May 1837 to Scotland-born father and ME-born mother, mother of ten children, six living) resides at 5 Cummings Street in Bath with four of her six living children, these four all ME-born and unmarried: "Lizzie E. Dunbar" (age 28, born Sep 1871), "Sarah R. Dunbar" (age 27, born Feb 1873), "Ralph P. Dunbar" (age 25, born May 1875) and "Walter S. Dunbar" (age 22, born Mar 1878).
  39. ↑ 1900 Bath ME Census (citation): Residing in Bath as of 6 Jun 1900 are "Chas. E. Robinson" (age 41, "wheelwright," ME-born Jul 1858) and his wife of 18 years, "Annie C. Robinson" (age 40, ME-born Feb 1860, who has had 4 children, 3 then living), and their three surviving children, "Gilbert C. Robinson" (age 15, ME-born Feb 1885), "Louise O. Robinson" (age 12, ME-born Jul 1887) and "Hazel J. Robinson" (age 3, ME-born Feb 1897).
  40. ↑ 1900 Bath ME Census (citation): "Geo W. Woodin" (age 79, ship carpenter, Canada-born Mar 1821 to English-born father and Canada-born mother, 50 years in US) and his wife of 52 years, "Agnes A. Woodin" (age 72, "keeping house," Canada-born May 1828 to Scotland-born father and NH-born mother, 50 years in US, who has had no children, living or dead), reside on Washington Street in Bath with "Mary E. Dunbar" (age 29, singe, "dress maker," ME-born Aug 1870 to Canada-born parents).
  41. ↑ 1910 Bath ME Census (citation): "Mary B. Dunbar" (age 72, widow, NB-born Canada-born 4/17/1837-4/16/1838 to Scotland-born father and ME-born mother, mother of ten children, six living, who emigrated to the US in 1853) resides at 5 Cummings Street in Bath, as of 16 Apr 1910, with two of her six living children, both single: "Elizabeth E. Dunbar" (age 37, ME-born 4/17/1872-4/16/1873), and "Walter S. Dunbar" (age 33, unemployed, ME-born 4/17/1876-4/16/1877).
  42. ↑ 1910 Bath ME Census (citation): Residing at 1321 Washington Street in Bath as of 18 Apr 1910 are "Charles E. Robinson" (age 51, "liquor agent" for a "city agency," MA-born 4/19/1858-4/18/1859 to ME-born parents) and his wife of 28 years, "Annie C. Robinson" (age 50, ME-born 4/19/1859-4/18/1860, who has had 4 children, 3 then living), and their daughters, "Louise O. Robinson" (age 21, "apprentice, trained nurse," ME-born 4/19/1888-4/18/1889) and "Hazel J. Robinson" (age 13, ME-born 4/19/1896-4/18/1897).
  43. ↑ 43.0 43.1 Sources: (1) Mary's 1912 Death Record (citation): "Mary B. Dunbar" "widow of Alexander Dunbar" and resident of 5 Cummings Street, Ward 6, Bath, Maine, died in Bath of "acute bronchitis," 22 Jan 1912, at age 73 years, 8 months. Buried in Bath's [ Maple Grove Cemetery]. (2) Find a Grave, database and images (www.findagrave.com/memorial/226027436/mary-dunbar : accessed 01 May 2022), memorial page for Mary Smart Dunbar (1838–22 Jan 1912), Find A Grave: Memorial #226027436, citing Maple Grove Cemetery, Bath, Sagadahoc County, Maine, USA. Maintained by Gabbro (contributor 49118473). Click here for a list of others with Wikitree profiles who are shown as buried in this cemetery, and here to search this cemetery at Find a Grave.



  • General Citations
  • 1851 Pleasant Ridge NB Census. 1851 Census. Place: New Brunswick. District: Charlotte Co. Sub-District Name: St. Patrick. Sub-District No: 20. Pages 36-37. Microfilm c-995. Reference RG 31. Image Nos.: e002292883, e002292884 and e002292885. Available without restriction from the Public Archives of Canada.
  • 1860 Bath ME Census. 1860 US Census, Population Schedules for Bath, Sagadahoc County, Maine, enumerated 7 Jul 1860. National Archives Microcopy 653, Roll 448, Page 164, Hand-Numbered 270. Available online without restriction here, courtesy of the Internet Archive (archive.org).
  • 1870 Bath ME Census. 1870 US Census, Population Schedules for Bath, Sagadahoc County, Maine, enumerated 22 Jun 1870. National Archives Microcopy 593, Roll 557, Page 306B. Available online without restriction here, courtesy of the Internet Archive (archive.org).
  • 1880 Bath ME Census. 1880 US Census, Population Schedules for Ward 6, Bath, Sagadahoc County, Maine, enumerated 14 Jun 1880. Enumeration District 144. National Archives Microcopy 779, Roll 488, Page 38, Stamped Page 66B. Available online without restriction here, courtesy of the Internet Archive (archive.org).
  • 1880 Bath ME Census. 1880 US Census, Population Schedules for 6th Ward, Bath, Sagadahoc County, Maine, enumerated 10 Jun 1880. Enumeration District 144. National Archives Microcopy 779, Roll 488, Page 61D. Available online without restriction here, courtesy of the Internet Archive (archive.org).
  • 1883-1884 Bath Directory. W.A. Greenough & Co. 1883. The Bath, Brunswick And Richmond Directory ... for 1883-4. Boston. Mass.: Langford & Chase. Available online without restriction courtesy of Hathitrust, here. Hathitrust: "We have determined this work to be in the public domain, meaning that it is not subject to copyright."
  • 1900 Bath ME Census. 1900 US Census, Population Schedules for Bath, Sagadahoc County, Maine, enumerated 6 Jun 1900. Enumeration District 210. National Archives Microcopy 623, Roll 599, Sheets 8B. Available online without restriction here, courtesy of the Internet Archive (archive.org).
  • 1900 Bath ME Census. 1900 US Census, Population Schedules for Bath, Sagadahoc County, Maine, enumerated 2 Jun 1900. Enumeration District 210. National Archives Microcopy 623, Roll 599, Sheets 4-5, Stamped Pages 96A-B. Available online without restriction here, courtesy of the Internet Archive (archive.org).
  • 1900 Bath ME Census. 1900 US Census, Population Schedules for Ward 6, Bath, Sagadahoc County, Maine, enumerated 7 Jun 1900. Enumeration District 210. National Archives Microcopy 623, Roll 599, Sheet 11, Page 103A. Available online without restriction here, courtesy of the Internet Archive (archive.org).
  • 1910 Bath ME Census. 1910 US Census, Population Schedules for Bath, Sagadahoc County, Maine, enumerated 16 Apr 1910. Enumeration District 214. National Archives Microcopy 624, Roll 545, Sheets 3B. Available online without restriction here, courtesy of the Internet Archive (archive.org).
  • 1910 Bath ME Census. 1910 US Census, Population Schedules for Bath, Sagadahoc County, Maine, enumerated 18 Apr 1910. Enumeration District 214. National Archives Microcopy 624, Roll 545, Sheet 6B. Available online without restriction here, courtesy of the Internet Archive (archive.org).
  • Mary's 1912 Death Record. "Maine Vital Records, 1670-1921," database with images, FamilySearch (available online here : 27 November 2017), > image 1 of 1; multiple sources, Maine.




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