Reprinted, with permission, from the Heirlooms Reunited blog
- undated; A. W. Bucknam account; mentions G. Tinney; C. Smith; Leonard Magee; James Tabbut, driving.
- presumably Arthur Wellington Bucknam (1820-1885)
- presumably George Tinney or his son of the same name, the latter born about 1820
- perhaps Leonard Magee (abt 1819-1902)
- perhaps James Tabbut(t) (1804-1866)
- Columbia, Maine, July 7, 1832 - letter to George M. Chase Esq. from Ichabod Bucknam attesting to the good qualities of Mr. Gad Townsley for the position of deputy sheriff. See an image farther below.
- perhaps George Monroe Chase (1806-abt 1857) of Calais, who later became American Consul to Hawaii where he died
- presumably Ichabod Bucknam (1784-1846)
- this Gad Townsley (abt 1854-1836) seems a bit old to be a deputy sheriff but if not him, then perhaps a son or grandson
- August 1843 to September 1845 invoice: Ichabod Bucknam, William A. Crocker; Chamberlain; Kendrick, Trundy & Co., Boston.
- presumably Ichabod Bucknam (1784-1846)
- perhaps Deacon William A. Crocker (1793-1863)
- Chamberlain
- Kendrick, Trundy & Co. of Boston, Massachusetts
- S. J. Bowles - perhaps Stephen Jones Bowles (1793-1846)
- 1845 plan of the marsh [see an image of the description farther below] sold by Plummer of N. Allen; Asa Webb; Isaiah Nash.
- perhaps Asa Dyer Webb (1808-1894)
- perhaps Isaiah Nash, Jr. (1780-1868)
- 1845 Arthur W. Bucknam - Machias River Co. - transporting logs.
- presumably Arthur Wellington Bucknam (1820-1885)
- June 26, 1845 - Account of Lumber Sold by Arthur Bucknam: Surveyor Levi Bowker [Jr. ?]; Signed by Nathan Longfellow.
- presumably Arthur Wellington Bucknam (1820-1885)
- perhaps related to, if not Levi Bowker (1795-1887)
- perhaps Nathan Longfellow (1798-aft 1870)
- Winter 1845 - Scaled from Township No. 24 to A. W. Bucknam: Elijah T. Fitts, Scaylor.
- presumably Arthur Wellington Bucknam (1820-1885)
- perhaps Elijah T. Fitts (1809-1885)
- Columbia Falls, August 19, 1887. Hauled from G. A. Bucknam gravel bank ___ for repairs on highway in Columbia Falls, one hundred and thirty loads of gravel in June 1887 on : H. F. Allen, Surveyor.
- perhaps George A. Bucknam (1818-1889)
- perhaps Horace F. Allen (1846-1905)
- Columbia Falls, Maine, October 22, 1906. Mrs. Geo. Bucknam please pay W. E. Sinclair $5 and charge to my account - signed George H. Bowles (by mark) and his witness Ralph Nash.
- perhaps Mrs. Julia Frances (Ruggles) Bucknam (1836-1909) or her daughter in law Eva Priscilla (Allen) Bucknam (1874-1945)
- W. E. Sinclair, presumably of Columbia Falls or Columbia, Maine
- perhaps George H. Bowles (abt 1858-abt 1941)
- perhaps Ralph Augustus Nash (1885-1940) or Ralph Eastman Nash (1887-1971) or ?
- Harrington, Maine, 1907 - Received of Geo. W. Bucknam $22 payment in full for two sheep sold him. Signed by A. B. Larrabee per David A. Young.
- perhaps George Wilson Bucknam (1870-1945)
- perhaps Alvin B. Larrabee (1853-1929)
- perhaps David Augustus Young (1894-1967) or his father David Augustus Young (1852-1910)
Boundaries of the marsh sold in 1845
Ichabod Bucknam vouches to George M. Chase, Esq., for Gad Townsley for Deputy Sheriff
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