According to Vital Records of Camden/Rockport, Maine compiled by Marlene A. Groves, published by Picton Press, p. 569 "Mr William F. Upham of Camden and Miss Louisa M. Clark of China intend marriage Camden Oct 4, 1856 Certificate given this date Geo W. Simonton Town Clerk"
According to the 1850 U. S. census, there is an eleven year-old "Loisa [sic] M. Clark" living with presumably her parents, Thomas & Hannah Clark in China, Kennebec, Maine. There is a Thomas Clark in China, Maine with an appropriately aged female in the household in 1840.
According to the 1850 U. S. census, there is an eleven year-old "Loisa [sic] M. Clark" living with presumably her parents, Thomas & Hannah Clark in China, Kennebec, Maine. There is a Thomas Clark in China, Maine with an appropriately aged female in the household in 1840.
According to Vital Records of Camden/Rockport, Maine compiled by Marlene A. Groves, published by Picton Press, p. 569 "Mr William F. Upham of Camden and Miss Louisa M. Clark of China intend marriage Camden Oct 4, 1856 Certificate given this date Geo W. Simonton Town Clerk"
According to the 1850 U. S. census, there is an eleven year-old "Loisa [sic] M. Clark" living with presumably her parents, Thomas & Hannah Clark in China, Kennebec, Maine. There is a Thomas Clark in China, Maine with an appropriately aged female in the household in 1840.
According to the 1850 U. S. census, there is an eleven year-old "Loisa [sic] M. Clark" living with presumably her parents, Thomas & Hannah Clark in China, Kennebec, Maine. There is a Thomas Clark in China, Maine with an appropriately aged female in the household in 1840.
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