A farm laborer from Kittery, Maine, Oliver served during the Civil War first with the 27th Maine Volunteers, 1862-1863, followed by a months service with the 29th Company of Unassigned Infantry in 1865.
ME Veteran Cemetery Records list Oliver as being buried in the "Perley Chick" cemetery on Picott Road. He and his wife must have been re-interred here in Orchard Grove.
Descriptive roll lists his birth place as Portsmouth, NH, but all census records give him a ME birth. Marriage and death records list Eliot as birth location.
ME Veteran Cemetery Records list Oliver as being buried in the "Perley Chick" cemetery on Picott Road. He and his wife must have been re-interred here in Orchard Grove.
Descriptive roll lists his birth place as Portsmouth, NH, but all census records give him a ME birth. Marriage and death records list Eliot as birth location.
A farm laborer from Kittery, Maine, Oliver served during the Civil War first with the 27th Maine Volunteers, 1862-1863, followed by a months service with the 29th Company of Unassigned Infantry in 1865.
ME Veteran Cemetery Records list Oliver as being buried in the "Perley Chick" cemetery on Picott Road. He and his wife must have been re-interred here in Orchard Grove.
Descriptive roll lists his birth place as Portsmouth, NH, but all census records give him a ME birth. Marriage and death records list Eliot as birth location.
ME Veteran Cemetery Records list Oliver as being buried in the "Perley Chick" cemetery on Picott Road. He and his wife must have been re-interred here in Orchard Grove.
Descriptive roll lists his birth place as Portsmouth, NH, but all census records give him a ME birth. Marriage and death records list Eliot as birth location.
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