The Joseph Dow trunk archive · Document gallery 83

Dow genealogy notebook, Lot 3K: numbered family entries

This notebook continues in Gallery 84.

21 photographs · 8 document groups

Photographed by Whit from the recovered Joseph Dow collection. Descriptions draw on visible names, dates and subjects; uncertain readings remain provisional. Reading copies are turned upright, and each image links to the unchanged full-resolution original.

JDT-D631 · Lot 3K: marbled notebook cover

Whit’s Lot 3K marker accompanies a dark marbled notebook cover with a plain spine. This exterior view introduces the genealogy pages that follow. The lot marker is a modern collection identifier, not the manuscript’s original title.

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JDT-D632 · Henry and Joseph Dow branches

The opening supplied interior pages arrange Dow family branches under Roman numerals and numbered entries. Henry and Joseph recur as heads of households, with spouses and children listed beneath them. Marginal numbers appear to act as cross-references. The manuscript is a research compilation, and its family assertions require comparison with the cited records.

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JDT-D633 · Daniel, Jeremiah and Thomas Dow households

These pages continue the numbered genealogy with Daniel, Jeremiah and Thomas Dow households, listing marriages, children and dates. Some entries are crossed out or supplemented. The handwriting and corrections are retained as evidence of the compiler’s working process.

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JDT-D634 · Joseph and Henry Dow lines: successive entries

The genealogy continues through Joseph and Henry Dow family groups, with children listed below bracketed couples. Roman numerals organize the sequence while marginal figures connect entries elsewhere in the notebook. Several dates and place names are abbreviated.

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JDT-D635 · Daniel and Samuel Dow families

Short Daniel Dow entries and longer Samuel Dow family lists share this section. The length of an entry varies with the compiler’s available information; a blank area does not prove that a household had no additional members. Crossed-out material remains visible.

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JDT-D636 · Jonathan, Richard and related Dow branches

The notebook moves through Jonathan and Richard Dow lines and related households, using numbered entries, spouses, children and source-like references. Blank spaces and question marks show unresolved research. These photographs preserve the compiler’s distinctions rather than resolving an uncertain pedigree.

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JDT-D637 · Daniel, Joseph, Nathaniel and other Dow entries

Further Dow households are set out in the same genealogical format. Dates of births, marriages and deaths are mixed with abbreviated place names and marginal links. These are manuscript claims recorded for research, not independently verified vital records.

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JDT-D638 · Benjamin, Nathan, Abraham and John Dow lines

Four successive photographs continue numbered Dow branches, including Benjamin, Nathan, Abraham and John. Some entries are brief, others add children and later spouses. The photographed sequence is kept in filename order. The next supplied notebook photograph is IMG_4497.jpeg; no intervening views were supplied in this intake.

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Collection photographs supplied by Whit. Descriptions are finding aids, not full transcriptions. Names, dates and associations remain provisional where the handwriting is uncertain.

Intake note: repeated attachments were consolidated by filename and checksum. All 140 distinct supplied photos are retained. No photos numbered IMG_4470–4471 or IMG_4492–4496 were supplied in this intake; those gaps remain unresolved.