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These are the low end of the birth-year range shown in each census. Not the actual year of birth. (1801 - 1807) in 1825 and (1772 - 1801) in 1831.


Canadian Genealogy Index, 1600s-1900s

Name: Orange Clarke
Event: Born
Year: Abt 1801
Province: Quebec
Source: Extracts from the 1825 Census of St. Armand Parish, Missisquoi County, Microfilm #C717.
Volume/Page: 8



Canadian Genealogy Index, 1600s-1900s

Name: Orange Clarke
Event: Born
Year: Abt 1791
Province: Quebec
Comments: Shoemaker.
Source: Extracts from the 1831 Census of St. Armand Parish, Missisquoi County, Microfilm #C722.
Volume/Page: 3

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1812

The War of 1812 is fought (from June 1812 to February 1815) . The British attack Sacketts Harbor, New York, early in July.

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1819

The breech-loading Flintlock Rifle is invented.

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p. 231

The following persons were admitted to take the Freeman's Oath:

Orange Clark

I hereby certify the foregoing to be a true record of the doings at the Freemans meeting Sept. 4, 1821.

Attested by: Wood (Swanton Town Clerk)

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Abt 1823 Moves from Swanton Twp, Vermont, to St. Armand West, Canada.

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Saint-Armand came into being in 1999 as a result of the merger of St. Armand and Philipsburg. Located northeast of Lake Champlain bordering Missisquoi Bay, the hamlet of Philipsburg is the oldest populated site in the region (1784). In 1788, George Titemore, from the State of New York, settled in the area. Pigeon Hill was first known as Sagerfield, but was renamed due to the impressive number of pigeons found there. Officially formed in 1855, attestations date back to 1834 under the name of Saint Armand West. Dutch-American families from Duchess County in New York State populated this area. The Hogel (Hogle) side of our Clark line, the mother of William James Clark and wife of Orange Smith Clark, was Dutch-American. Her name was Georgiana Glorain Hogel.

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1825 Census Sherbrooke Archives, Quebec, Canada.

Orange Clark 2 in family, 1 married male 18-25, 1 married female 14-45.

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Canadian Genealogy Index, 1600s-1900s

Name: Orange Clarke
Event: Born
Year: Abt 1801
Province: Quebec
Source: Extracts from the 1825 Census of St. Armand Parish, Missisquoi County, Microfilm #C717.
Volume / Page: 8

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Like his brother-in-law Peter Deal, Orange is a shoemaker at this time in his life. Later, he will learn to farm and work in a gristmill.

Six total people are in the household. Less Orange and Glorain, leaves 4 children. All six are Anglican (members of the Church of England).

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Canadian Genealogy Index, 1600s-1900s

Name: Orange Clarke
Event: Born
Year: Abt 1791
Province: Quebec
Comments: Shoemaker.
Source: Extracts from the 1831 Census of St. Armand Parish, Missisquoi County, Microfilm #C722.
Volume/Page: 3

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From the "Anglican Church" in St. Armand West (Philipsburg) for the year 1833 on the back of folio 2, Quebec National Archives microfilm #124.5:

"On the twenty fifth day of March, 1833, Mary, daughter of Orange Clark of St. Armund, farmer, and Georgiana G. Hogel, his wife, age 2 years and 4 months, and buried on the day following in the presence of her grandfather and uncle here subscribing."

by Richard Whitwell-Missionary.

Signed Francis Hogel and Peter Deal.

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Notes about the attendees:

From the 1851 Census of Canada:

Peter Deal, born in Canada, age 65, Phillipsburg Village, page 17.
Orange S. Clark, born in U.S., age 53, Dunham 3, page 134.

Name: Richard Whitwell
Gender: Male
Age: 65
Estimated birth year: abt 1787
Birthplace: England
Province: Canada East (Quebec)
District: Missisquoi County
District Number: 16
Sub-District: Phillipsburg
Sub-District Number: 222
Page: 7
Line: 14
Roll: C_1127
Schedule: A

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From the History of the Eastern Townships by C. M. Day pub. 1869

St. Armand West (Philipsburg), Missisquoi Co, Quebec, Canada

Page 313

"The first permanent settlement made in St. Armand was in the autumn of 1784."

"The names of the first party of settlers were, John Ruiter, Alexander Taylor, Christjohn Wehr, Harmonas Best, Adam Deal, Lewis Streit, Christjohn Hayner, Conrad Best, Alexander Hyatt, Gilbert Hyatt, John Saxe, Jacob Barr, John Mock, Philip Lake, Joseph Smith, Garret Sixby, James Anderson, Frederick Hayner, and Peter Mills."

"Several of these men afterwards removed to other sections of the townships, becoming agents or associates."

Page 316

The Rev R. Whitwell was the first rector of St. Armand West. He served from 1826 to 1855.

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Rev. C.C. Cotton, Church of England (Anglican Church), began keeping records for Missisquoi Co, Quebec, Canada in about 1804 and continued for about 4 years.

In 1808, the Rev. Dr. Stewart replaced Rev. Cotton and continued until 1815.

In 1811 a chruch was rected about one mile north-east of Missisquoi Bay to accomodate the settlement of St. Armand.

In 1815 Rev. Mr. Reid replaced Rev. Dr. Stewart and continued until about 1826 when Rev. Richard Whitwell was appointed rector of the parish in St. Armand West.

The Rev. Richard Whitwell continued until 1855 when he was replaced by Rev. C.A. Wetherall and then two years later by Rev. H. Montgomery.

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1836

The Battle at the Alamo in San Antonio, Texas, is fought.

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In about 1839, Orange Smith Clark moves from St. Armand West in Missisquoi County, where he was a farmer, to Dunham Township in Missisquoi County, where he becomes a miller. He most likely worked for Zebulon Cornell at his red brick gristmill along the Pike River. The Missisquoi Museum is currently in this gristmill. A gristmill, also known as a flourmill, is a building where grain is ground into flour. Gristmills near a river make use of a water wheel for power to grind the grain into flour.

Missisquoi Museum
2 River
Stanbridge East Quebec
J0J 2H0

(450) 248-3153

www.museemissisquoi.ca
info@museemissisquoi.ca

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Orange Clark

Trade or Profession: Miller

Total number of inmates in each family: 11
Number of natives of Canada belonging to each family of British origin: 8
Number of natives of the United States: 3
Number of years each person has been in the province, when not native thereof: 3.13
Number of aliens not naturalized: 2

Number of persons in the family, five years of age and under: 2 males
Number of persons in the family, five years of age and under: 1 female
Number of persons in the family, five and under fourteen: 2 males
Number of persons in the family, five and under fourteen: 2 females

Males married 30 and not 60: 1
Females married 14 and not 45: 1
Females single 14 and not 45: 2

Number of children male and female between 5 and 16 in each family: 4

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His location in Dunham township, which adjoins Stanbridge township, is Range 10 and part of Lot No. 11 (100 acres - 90 under wood or wild). In fact, he worked in Stanbridge township at the mill.

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From the registers of the "Anglican Church" in Standbridge Twp for the year 1844 on the front of folio 5, Quebec National Archives microfilm #124.6.

Glorani, the wife of Orang Clarkes, aged thirty seven, who died on the Twenty Sixth, and was buried on the Twenty Eight of May, Eighteen hundred and Forty-Four:

By me (signed) James Jones Minister

Witness (signed) Zebulon Cornell

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Georgiana must have gone by her middle name of Glorain.

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Notes about the attendees:

From the 1851 Census of Canada:

Rev. James Jones, born in England, age 66, Stanbridge 2, page 123.
Orange S. Clark, born in U.S., age 53, Dunham 3, page 134.

Name: Zebulon Cornell
Gender: Male
Age: 58
Born: 17 APR 1794
Shaftsbury, Bennington County, Vermont
Province: Canada East (Quebec)
District: Missisquoi County
District Number: 16
Sub-District: Stanbridge
Sub-District Number: 224
Page: 47
Line: 15
Roll: C_1127
Schedule: A

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From the following book:

Protestant Marriages in the District of Bedford 1804-1879.

Marriage: Clark, Orange Smith from Stanbridge, widower, 17th Oct. 1844.
Methodist . . to Fanny Maria Alexander.


Marriage: Alexander, Fanny Maria. Widow of Dunham.
Methodist, married Oct. 17th, 1844 to Orange Smith Clark.
Fanny Alexander is listed as the widow of Charles Bentley.

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From the registers of the "Methodist Church" serving Dunham, Quebec, third register for the year 1844 on the back of folio 11, Quebec National Archives microfilm # 124.9

Orange Smith Clark of the township of Stanbridge, miller, and widower and Fanny Maria Alexander widow of the late Charles Bentley, also of Dunham were united in Holy Matrimony after due publication of banns on the seventeeth day of October in the year of Our Lord One Thousand Eight hundred and Forty four, in the presence of the subscribing witnesses by me

(signed) E. Botterell Clerk

(signed with an X)
Orange S. Clark's mark X
Fanny M Alexander's mark X

(signed)
S. F. Streit
Peter Reid
Mary Larway
Syrene Green

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Notes about the attendees:

From the 1851 Stanbridge East Missisquoi census:

Orange S. Clark, born in U.S., age 53, Dunham 3, page 134.
Peter Reed (Reid), born in Canada, age 52, Dunham 3, page 134.
Mary Laraway, born in England, age 38, Dunham 3, page 132.
Peter Laraway, born in Canada, age 39, Dunham 3, page 132.
Lewis F. Streit, born U.S., age 67, St. Armand West, page 1.
Rev. James Jones, born in England, age 66, Stanbridge 2, page 123.

Lewis Streit was in the first party of settlers at St. Armand.

1851 Census of Canada

Name: Mary Laraway
Gender: Female
Age: 38
Estimated birth year: abt 1814
Birthplace: England
Province: Canada East (Quebec)
District: Missisquoi County
District Number: 16
Sub-District: Dunham
Sub-District Number: 223
Page: 132
Line: 40
Roll: C_1127
Schedule: A

Like Fanny, her friend Mary Laraway was also born in England.

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1851 Census of Canada, Microfilm #C-1127, Province of Quebec, County of Missisquoi, Enumeration District #3 of Dunham Twp. page 134.

1851 Census Sherbrooke Archives, Quebec, Canada.

Orange S Clark - 53 b. abt. 1798 in U.S. - Church of England
Occupation: Farmer.
Fanny M Clark - 34 b. abt. 1817 England - Wesleyan Methodist
William Clark - 19 b. abt. 1832 Canada - Methodist
Fanny M.B. Clark - 15, b. abt. 1835 Canada - Methodist
Mary A. Clark - 14 b. abt. 1837 Canada - Methodist
Henry H. Clark - 12 b. abt. 1839 Cananda - Methodist
James Bentley - 12 b. abt. 1839 Canada - Methodist (stepson)
Charles Bentley - 11 b. abt. 1840 Canada - Methodist (stepson)
Lydia A. Clark - 10 b. abt. 1841 Canada - Methodist
Charity E. Bradley - 10 b. abt. 1841 Canada - Methodist
Glorain G. Clark - 6 b. abt. 1845 Canada - Methodist
Adney C. Clark - 2 months b. abt. 1851 Canada - Methodist

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1851 Land Record for Orange Smith Clark

O. Clark

Range: 10
Lot: 11 (part)
100 Acre farm

Under Cultivation: 10
Under Crops: 10
Under Pasture: 15
Under Gardens or Orchards: 1
Under Wood or Wild: 90
Acres in Wheat: 1
Produce in Bushels: 6
Acres in Barley: 10
Produce in Bushels: 5
Acres in Rye: 2.5
Produce in Bushels: 50

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1851 Census of Missisquoi County

Living next to each other in Dunham:
Jonas Laraway, Sr. - Church of England - born abt. 1788 in the United States
Orange S Clarks - Chruch of England - born abt. 1799 in the United States
Peter Vandike (Vandyke) - Church of England - born abt. 1789 in the United States (most likely Dutch)

Living in Stanbridge
Zebulon Cornell - Episcopalian - born abt. 1794 in the United States (Episcopalian refers to Anglican Communion as in Church of England)

Living in Phillipsburg
Peter Deal - Wesleyan Methodist - born abt 1787 in Canada (brother-in-law to Orange) Wesleyan Methodist was a movement within the Church of England.

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Archives National of Quebec #500290, Bedford District, Quebec

Notary John M. McGregor 1851-1879

Notarized Protest between Orange S. Clark (Miller) and Calib R. Tree (Farmer)

McGregor Letter T, Page 455
Date: Nov 30, 1858
Item No: 802
First Name: Tree, R. C.
Second Name: Clark, Orange S.
Document Type: Protest

McGregor Letter C, Page 81
Date: Nov 30, 1858
Item No: 802
First Name: Clark, S. Orange
Second Name: Tree, C R.
Document Type: Protest

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About Caleb Rogers Tree

In 1797, several years after the American Revolution, Loyalists Nathan Andrews and Captain Caleb Tree (from New Hampshire) arrived in Canada and built a grain mill next to the Rivière des Brochets (Pike River) in the village of Stanbridge East. Captain Tree was an associate of Hugh Finlay in the township of Stanbridge and eventually became a prominent historical figure for the town. Caleb R. Tree was his son.

1852 Census of Stanbridge District 1

Caleb R. Tree b. Canada B, Universalist, age 47 male. Farmer. Dwelling: Frame, 1 story, 1 fam. Ag Ref. 77.41 Lot No. 2-13
Maria Tree b. Canada B, Episcopalean, age 42 female. wife.
George Tree b. Canada B, Episcopalean, age 13 male.
James Tree b. Canada B, Episcopalean, age 10 male.
Daniel C. Tree b. Canada B, Episcopalean, age 8 male.
Lucy Tree b. Canada B, Episcopalean, age 2 female.

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Stanbridge ~ November 24, 1855

Roll of officers and men liable to militia service in

Captain John Corey Company of first Battalion of the Missisquoi Militia

Names of Non-Commissioned Officers and Men:

- Burton Boomhower, age 21 (born 1834), residence: Lot No. 12 Third Range.
- Nicholas Boomhower, age 28 (born 1827), residence: Lot No. 11 second range.

Names of Reserve Men:

- Francis Welch, age 52 (born 1803), residence: Lot No. 11 Second Range.
- Caleb Tree, age 48 (born 1807), residence: Lot No. 11 Second Range.

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Number 802
30th November 1858
Notification and Protest
At the request of Caleb R. Tree upon ???
Orange S. Clark
Copy $4.00

On this day, the 30th of November in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and fifty eight.

At the special instance and request of Caleb Rogers Tree, of the Township of Stanbridge in the District of Bedford. Yeoman.

We the undersigned Public Notaries, duly admitted and sworn in and for that part of the Province of Canada, heretofore constituting the Province of Lower Canada residing in the Township and District of aforesaid.

Personally went and repaired to the place of residence of Orange Smith Clark of the Township of Dunham, yeoman, where being and speaking to himself in person, we the said Notaries at the request of aforesaid and speaking as aforesaid, do hereby declare unto him as follows to wit.

That whereas he the said, Caleb R. Tree, did purchase of and from him the said, Orange S. Clark, by deeds of sale and conveyance, bearing date and executed at the said Township of Stanbridge in the Hotel of Lewis Streit, before R. Dickinson and witnesses, the twenty-sixth day of January Eighteen hundred and fifty-five, a certain piece or portion of land and premises and in said deeds of sale and conveyances, described as follows to wit.

All the south half, or mainly of that certain lot of land situated in the said Township of Dunham, known and distinguished by lot Number Eleven, in the tenth range of lots in the said Township containing one hundred acres of land be the same more or less, with all the buildings and improvements thereon, and other the appurtenances and dependances whatsoever there unto belonging or in any wise appertaining.

And that whereas among other things in said deed of sale and conveyance covenanted and agreed it was express by covenanted and agreed by and between the parties thereto, that the said, Caleb R. Tree, should have possession of the above described lot of land and premises given to him peaceably and without hinderance or trouble, by and on the part of the said Orange S. Clark, on the twenty-sixth day of January. Now last past Eighteen hundred and fifty-eight, as the said party recited deed of sale and conveyance, will more fully show and explain, and although since that time, and from time to time thereafter, the said Caleb R. Tree hath often demanded and requested of and from the said Orange S. Clark to surrender up peaceable possession of the said lot of land and premises, aforesaid mentioned, and as by said sale he was bound to do hath wholly and entirely refused, and neglected to comply with said request the whole to the great hurt and damage of the said Caleb R. Tree in being deprived of the use of his said land for the last season.

Now therefore we the said Notaries at the request of aforesaid and speaking as aforesaid do hereby notify and warn the said Orange S. Clark to quit, yield, deliver up, and surrender peaceable possession of said lot of land and premises within three days from the day of the date of service upon him made, to the said Caleb R. Tree under pain and penalty of being ejected therefrom by due process of law, and for all costs, losses, hurts, and damages hereafter to be suffered and sustained in the premises until the same shall be complied with by and on the part of the said Orange S. Clark and peaceable possession given hereby as well protesting for all losses, hurt, and damages by the said Caleb R. Tree heretofore suffered and sustained in the premises by reason of the matters and things herein alleged and set forth.

And to the end that the said Orange S. Clark, may not have cause to plead and pretend ignorance in the premises we have served upon him a true copy of these presents for signification hereof speaking as aforesaid and to govern himself accordingly.

Thus done notified and protested at the time and place aforesaid and on the day month and year first before written under the Number Eight hundred and two and signed by us said Notaries in testimony of the premises.

four words erased null
three marginal notes good
Notary John M. McGregor

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Richard Dickinson from Ireland, age 45 in the 1851 census (p.23) and living in St. Armand East, was the wittness to the sale of the property.

The transaction took place at the Hotel of Lewis Streit. Present at the interment of Francis Hogle Sr. were Friedrich Hennon, Adam Deal, Christian Wehr, and Ludwig Streit.

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1860 United States Federal Census

Name: Orung Clark
Age in 1860: 56
Birth Year: abt 1804
Birthplace: Vermont
Home in 1860: Milton, Chittenden, Vermont
Gender: Male
Post Office: Milton
Household Members:
Name - Age
Orung Clark - 56
Fanny Clark - 42
Adna Clark - 9
Warren Clark - 8
Mary Clark - 5

Living next door is:

Loomis Bentley - 26 b. Canada
Laura Bentley - 22 b. Vermont
Julia Bentley - 4
Flora Bentley - 7 months
James Bentley - 21 (Idiot) Brother to Loomis.

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1860 United States Federal Census

Lous Clark Milton, Chittenden, VT 77 abt 1783 New Jersey Female
Wm Clark Milton, Chittenden, VT 33 abt 1827 Vermont Male
Maria Clark Milton, Chittenden, VT 25 abt 1835 Vermont Female
Sarah Clark Milton, Chittenden, VT 5 abt 1855 Vermont Female
Emery Clark Milton, Chittenden, VT 1 abt 1859 Vermont Female
Orville Clark Milton, Chittenden, VT 60 abt 1800 Vermont Male
Clara Clark Milton, Chittenden, VT 18 abt 1842 Vermont Female
Henry Clark Milton, Chittenden, VT 17 abt 1843 Vermont Male
Orung Clark Milton, Chittenden, VT 56 abt 1804 Vermont Male
Fanny Clark Milton, Chittenden, VT 42 abt 1818 Vermont Female
Adna Clark Milton, Chittenden, VT 9 abt 1851 Vermont Female
Warren Clark Milton, Chittenden, VT 8 abt 1852 Vermont Male
Mary Clark Milton, Chittenden, VT 5 abt 1855 Vermont Male

Loomis Bentley Milton, Chittenden, VT 26 abt 1834 Canada Male
Laura Bentley Milton, Chittenden, VT 22 abt 1838 Vermont Female
Julia Bentley Milton, Chittenden, VT 4 abt 1856 Vermont Female
Flora Bentley Milton, Chittenden, VT 7.12 abt 1859 Vermont Female
James Bentley Milton, Chittenden, VT 21 abt 1839 Vermont

Sarah Miner Milton, Chittenden, VT 60 abt 1800 Vermont Female
Betsey Miner Milton, Chittenden, VT 54 abt 1806 Vermont Female
Abe O Miner Milton, Chittenden, VT 56 abt 1804 Vermont Male
Ann Miner Milton, Chittenden, VT 55 abt 1805 Vermont Female
Cordelia Miner Milton, Chittenden, VT 27 abt 1833 Vermont Female
Allen Miner Milton, Chittenden, VT 24 abt 1836 Vermont Male
(Elvira Miner abt 1840 Vermont could be related to these Miners)
Alice Miner Milton, Chittenden, VT 18 abt 1842 Vermont Female
Stephen Miner Milton, Chittenden, VT 59 abt 1801 Vermont Male

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1860 United States Federal Census

There are no Clarks in Swanton in the 1860 census.
However, there are 512 people living in Swanton who were born in Canada.

Frances Laraway - age 54 b. abt 1806 Canada E - Female
Isaac Laraway - age 35 b. abt 1825 Canada E - Male
Lewis Laraway - age 12 b. abt 1848 Canada E - Male
Louia Laraway - age 3 b. abt 1857 Canada E - Female
Dixon Laraway - age 2 b. abt 1858 Canada E - Male

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Orange came back to Vermont from Canada in about 1859 and then moved to Bristol, IA, next to his son William James Clark in about 1866.

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Obituary for the daughter of Orange Smith Clark:

Sunnyside Cemetery

Died 5-15-1923 (68 yr.) She was born Mary Ellen Clark 2-19-1855 in Canada. When she was 11 yr, she came with her parents from Vermont to Worth Co. She married Willard Austin Chapman on 9-18-1875 and moved to Lake Mills. They were parents of two children, Mrs. Mina L. Greer and Clara Mytle who died 5-3-1898. Mr. & Mrs. Chapman moved to Watertown, SD in Oct., 1910 and five weeks later on 11-21-1910, Mr. Chapman died at the home of his daughter, Mrs. (Dr.) C.H. Greer. While in Lake Mills, Mr. Chapman was a lawyer by profession, served as local pastor, school teacher, mayor of city & justice of peace. Services were held in Watertown, SD & Asbury Methodist Church. Rev F.J. Neal officiated with burial in Sunnyside.

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State : IA
County : Worth Co.
Location : Bristol Twp
Year : 1870
Page # : 421

Orange S. is 75 - b. in Vermont
Fanny M. is 49 - b. in England
Warren is 18 - b. in Canada
Ellen is 15 - b. in Canada

Also living with Orange in 1870 are his stepsons Charles Bentley age 28, b. in Canada, and Loomis Bentley age 32, b. in Canada.

Orange S. Clark is on same page and next to his son William J. Clark.

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• Married: Abt 1825 in Swanton Twp, Franklin County, VT

1. Mary Clark b: 25 Nov 1830 in Philipsburg (Missisquoi Bay), St. Armand Twp, Missisquoi County, Quebec, Canada
2. William James Clark b: 12 Jan 1833 in Philipsburg (Missisquoi Bay), St. Armand Twp, Missisquoi County, Quebec, Canada
3. Fanny M. B. Clark b: 1836 in Philipsburg (Missisquoi Bay), St. Armand Twp, Missisquoi County, Quebec, Canada
4. Mary A. Clark b: 1837 in Philipsburg (Missisquoi Bay), St. Armand Twp, Missisquoi County, Quebec, Canada
5. Henry H. Clark b: 1839 in Dunham Twp, Missisquoi County, Quebec, Canada
6. Lydia A. Clark b: 1841 in Dunham Twp, Missisquoi County, Quebec, Canada

• Married: 17 Oct 1844 in Dunham Twp, Missisquoi County, Quebec, Canada ¹²

1. Glorain G. Clark b: 17 Oct 1845 in Dunham Twp, Missisquoi County, Quebec, Canada
2. Edna E. Clark b: 1849 in Dunham Twp, Missisquoi County, Quebec, Canada
3. Warren C. Clark b: 1852 in Dunham Twp, Missisquoi County, Quebec, Canada
4. Mary "Ellen" Clark b: 19 Feb 1855 in Dunham Twp, Missisquoi County, Quebec, Canada

1. Title: LDS Church Record
   Author: Researcher contributions to the LDS database
2. Title: Swanton Town Records filmed by the LDS #0028837
   Author: Swanton Vermont Town Clerk
   Publication: R-35428, 0028837
3. Title: 1825 Census of Canada, Province of Quebec, County of Missisquoi, Seigniory of St. Armand
4. Title: 1833 Records from the Anglican Church serving St. Armand West, District of Bedford, Missisquoi Co, Quebec, Canada
5. Title: 1842 Census of Canada, Microfilm #C-0732, Province of Quebec, County of Missisquoi, Stanbridge
6. Title: 1844 Registers of the Anglican Church in Standbridge Twp, District of Bedford, Missisquoi Co, Quebec, Canada
7. Title: Protestant Marriages in the District of Bedford 1804-1879, Missisquoi Co, Quebec, Canada
   Author: Compiled by R. Neil Broadhurst
8. Title: 1851 Census of Canada, Microfilm #C-1127, Province of Quebec, County of Missisquoi, Enumeration District #3, of Dunham Twp
9. Title: Archives National of Quebec #500290, Bedford District, Quebec
   Author: Notary John M. McGregor 1851-1879
   Publication: McGregor Letter C, Page 81
10. Title: Obituary for Mary Ellen Chapman
    Author: Lake Mills Newspaper, Lake Mills, Iowa
    Publication: Rev F.J. Neal officiated at the burial in Sunnyside.
11. Title: 1870 Census of Bristol Twp, Worth County, IA
12. Title: 1844 Records from the Methodist Church serving Dunham, District of Bedford, Missisquoi Co, Quebec, Canada