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Miniature of Bills of Cost at the Court of Common Pleas in Waldo County, March Term 1839
Bills of Cost at the Court of Common Pleas in Waldo County, March Term 1839
1839
Miniature of Return of Officers Elected to Fill Vacancies in the First Division of the Militia of Maine
Return of Officers Elected to Fill Vacancies in the First Division of the Militia of Maine
1839
Miniature of Report 651: Warrant in Favor of Jeremiah Goodwin for Money Given to Mary Sousop
Report 651: Warrant in Favor of Jeremiah Goodwin for Money Given to Mary Sousop
1839
Miniature of Report 648: Warrant for the 4th Session of the 19th Council
Report 648: Warrant for the 4th Session of the 19th Council
1839
Miniature of Account of Mark Harris, Cumberland County Treasurer
Account of Mark Harris, Cumberland County Treasurer
1839
Miniature of Dominicus Ricord's Petition Praying That Olivia Jane Ricord May Be Continued at the Insitution of the Deaf, Dumb, and Blind
Dominicus Ricord's Petition Praying That Olivia Jane Ricord May Be Continued at the Insitution of the Deaf, Dumb, and Blind
1840
Miniature of Report 115: Warrant in Favor of Paul L. Chandler for Services as Clerk in the Secretary of State's Office
Report 115: Warrant in Favor of Paul L. Chandler for Services as Clerk in the Secretary of State's Office
1840
Miniature of Petition of Jedediah Gordon for Admission of His Daughter, Mary H. Gordon, to the American Asylum in Hartford
Petition of Jedediah Gordon for Admission of His Daughter, Mary H. Gordon, to the American Asylum in Hartford
1839
Miniature of Petition of Jane Titcomb for Admission of Her Son, Augustus Titcomb, to the American Asylum in Hartford
Petition of Jane Titcomb for Admission of Her Son, Augustus Titcomb, to the American Asylum in Hartford
1840
Miniature of Jane Titcomb's Application for Her Son, Augustus Titcomb, to Attend the American Asylum in Hartford
Jane Titcomb's Application for Her Son, Augustus Titcomb, to Attend the American Asylum in Hartford
1840