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age 59
Mr. David Pineo, d. Oct 4, 1861, aged 59 (Calais Vital Reords)
In the 1860 U.S. Census, David Pineo, 57, born Maine, was living in the 1st Ward, Calais, Main, with Amelia, 52; George, 22; Minerva, 17; Josiah, 13; and Stephen,10, all born in Maine.
In the 1850 U.S. Census, mill man David Pineo, 46, born Maine, was living in Calais, Maine, with Amelia, 43; Josiah, 14; George W., 12; Minerva, 6; David, 2; and Stephen, four months, all born in Maine; Elisa Hall, 17, born N.B.; and teamster Anson Abbott, 18, born N.H.
David and Amelia married on February 7, 1832 in St. Stephen.
"When he was a young man, he came to Calais from Machias, making his way through the woods by the aid of spotted trees; and in 1836 he engaged in the manufacture of lumber which he followed successfully for 10 years. About the year 1846 he embarked in mercantile business. This he carried on a number of years, his last days passed in retirement.
Previous to the Rebellion, he voted with the Democratic Party but in 1861 he became a Republican
In his younger days he was actively interested in military affairs.
In his religious belief he was a Methodist and for many years was identified with that church as an official and class leader." (Maine, A History, Volume 5)
son of David Pineo and Priscilla Hill
age 59
Mr. David Pineo, d. Oct 4, 1861, aged 59 (Calais Vital Reords)
In the 1860 U.S. Census, David Pineo, 57, born Maine, was living in the 1st Ward, Calais, Main, with Amelia, 52; George, 22; Minerva, 17; Josiah, 13; and Stephen,10, all born in Maine.
In the 1850 U.S. Census, mill man David Pineo, 46, born Maine, was living in Calais, Maine, with Amelia, 43; Josiah, 14; George W., 12; Minerva, 6; David, 2; and Stephen, four months, all born in Maine; Elisa Hall, 17, born N.B.; and teamster Anson Abbott, 18, born N.H.
David and Amelia married on February 7, 1832 in St. Stephen.
"When he was a young man, he came to Calais from Machias, making his way through the woods by the aid of spotted trees; and in 1836 he engaged in the manufacture of lumber which he followed successfully for 10 years. About the year 1846 he embarked in mercantile business. This he carried on a number of years, his last days passed in retirement.
Previous to the Rebellion, he voted with the Democratic Party but in 1861 he became a Republican
In his younger days he was actively interested in military affairs.
In his religious belief he was a Methodist and for many years was identified with that church as an official and class leader." (Maine, A History, Volume 5)
son of David Pineo and Priscilla Hill
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age 59
Mr. David Pineo, d. Oct 4, 1861, aged 59 (Calais Vital Reords)
In the 1860 U.S. Census, David Pineo, 57, born Maine, was living in the 1st Ward, Calais, Main, with Amelia, 52; George, 22; Minerva, 17; Josiah, 13; and Stephen,10, all born in Maine.
In the 1850 U.S. Census, mill man David Pineo, 46, born Maine, was living in Calais, Maine, with Amelia, 43; Josiah, 14; George W., 12; Minerva, 6; David, 2; and Stephen, four months, all born in Maine; Elisa Hall, 17, born N.B.; and teamster Anson Abbott, 18, born N.H.
David and Amelia married on February 7, 1832 in St. Stephen.
"When he was a young man, he came to Calais from Machias, making his way through the woods by the aid of spotted trees; and in 1836 he engaged in the manufacture of lumber which he followed successfully for 10 years. About the year 1846 he embarked in mercantile business. This he carried on a number of years, his last days passed in retirement.
Previous to the Rebellion, he voted with the Democratic Party but in 1861 he became a Republican
In his younger days he was actively interested in military affairs.
In his religious belief he was a Methodist and for many years was identified with that church as an official and class leader." (Maine, A History, Volume 5)
son of David Pineo and Priscilla Hill
age 59
Mr. David Pineo, d. Oct 4, 1861, aged 59 (Calais Vital Reords)
In the 1860 U.S. Census, David Pineo, 57, born Maine, was living in the 1st Ward, Calais, Main, with Amelia, 52; George, 22; Minerva, 17; Josiah, 13; and Stephen,10, all born in Maine.
In the 1850 U.S. Census, mill man David Pineo, 46, born Maine, was living in Calais, Maine, with Amelia, 43; Josiah, 14; George W., 12; Minerva, 6; David, 2; and Stephen, four months, all born in Maine; Elisa Hall, 17, born N.B.; and teamster Anson Abbott, 18, born N.H.
David and Amelia married on February 7, 1832 in St. Stephen.
"When he was a young man, he came to Calais from Machias, making his way through the woods by the aid of spotted trees; and in 1836 he engaged in the manufacture of lumber which he followed successfully for 10 years. About the year 1846 he embarked in mercantile business. This he carried on a number of years, his last days passed in retirement.
Previous to the Rebellion, he voted with the Democratic Party but in 1861 he became a Republican
In his younger days he was actively interested in military affairs.
In his religious belief he was a Methodist and for many years was identified with that church as an official and class leader." (Maine, A History, Volume 5)
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