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3871US v Joseph Gilley Court Proceedings
  • Document, Legal, Indictment
  • Other, Baker's Island
  • Other, Chevaux-de-frise
  • Other, Court
  • Other, Lighthouse keepers
  • Other, Lighthouses
  • 1909
US v Joseph Gilley Court Proceedings
Item:
  • 3871   
Object ID:
  • 011.FIC.1.12
Catalog:
  • Archives
Type:
  • Document, Legal, Indictment
Subject:
  • Other, Baker's Island
  • Other, Chevaux-de-frise
  • Other, Court
  • Other, Lighthouse keepers
  • Other, Lighthouses
Collection:
  • Gilley Family
Date:
  • 1909
Description:
District Court of Maine record No. 53 of the case of US v. Joseph W. Gilley et als. To recover possession of the whole of Baker's Island, 6 p
3768Court Record of lease of mill dam by John A. Somes
  • Document, Legal, Agreement
  • Other, Mills
  • 11/27/1909
Court Record of lease of mill dam by John A. Somes
Item:
  • 3768   
Object ID:
  • 011.FIC.9.1
Catalog:
  • Archives
Type:
  • Document, Legal, Agreement
Subject:
  • Other, Mills
Collection:
  • John Somes
Date:
  • 11/27/1909
Description:
Portion of a legal document leasing 1/3 of mill and mill privelege to John A. Somes by John J. Somes and Thadeus Somes saw mill ship yard sawmill shipyard
17651Appointment of Georgia N. Somes as Postmaster of Mount Desert (1908)
  • Document, Legal, Agreement, Contract
  • Other, Certificates
  • Other, Post offices
  • Other, Postal service employees
  • 11/17/1908
Appointment of Georgia N. Somes as Postmaster of Mount Desert (1908)
Item:
  • 17651   
Object ID:
  • 500.00.1
Catalog:
  • Archives
Type:
  • Document, Legal, Agreement, Contract
Subject:
  • Other, Certificates
  • Other, Post offices
  • Other, Postal service employees
Date:
  • 11/17/1908
Description:
Official appointment of Georgia N. Somes as Postmaster of Mount Desert, Maine. Certificate notes that she was appointed on November 4, 1908 and executed a bond and took the oath of office on November 9. Signed by George v. L. Meyer, Postmaster of the United States on November 17, 1908.