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- [S1] Research Notes, Ward J, Part of the Military Record from the USA Archives in Washington. "Declaration of Pension Application" by Mark Wells dated 13 Mar 1907, shows Goodhugh CO as his birth place.; Gra-Wells1. p1-12a, Various.
- [S1] Research Notes, Ward J, Part of his Military File from the USA National Archives in Washington. :Certificate of Disability for Discharge" dated 18 April 1862, Fort Snelling. Company I, Fourth Regimate of Volunteers. He was 5' 1" grey eyes, black hair.
Also in the file is a hand written note and signed by his father James Wells, dated 27 Nov. 1861, which says "Mark Wells, my son, being a minor and desirous of enlisting in the service of the US, this certifies that he has my consent to enlist." Witness J.H. Parker [Capt. John H. Parker] and signed by original signature of James Wells; Gra-Wells1. p1-10-11, Various.
- [S1] Research Notes, Ward J, Part of his Military File from the USA National Archives in Washington."Certificate of Disability for Discharge" dated 18 April 1862, Fort Snelling. Company I, Fourth Regimate of Volunteers. Chronic Rheumatism (Contracted Previously); Gra-Wells1. p1-10-11, Various.
- [S33] North Dakota Historical Society, NDHS, "Ninety Six Years Among the Indians of the Northwest" North Dakota History, Volume XV, Jan-Oct 1948, (Publisher, North Dakota Historical Society, Bismarck North Dakota, 1948, pp 85-97), GRA-Bk2, Section 2, p 93, GRA-BK2, Section 2.
- [S32] Minnesota Historical Society, Minnesota History, A Quarterly Magazine, Volume VIII, 1927, "New Light on Old St Peter's and Early St Paul", written by M.M. Hoffmann, Columbia College, Dubuque, Iowa., (Published by the Minnesota Historical Society, St Paul MN), Page 43 states:
"Since there was no minister in the country, Major Taliaferro frequently officiated as justice of the peace, and united many. Among those he married were Oliver Cratte and James Wells to daughters of Duncan Graham."; Gra-BK1, section 1, p 43, GRA-BK1, Section 1.
- [S33] North Dakota Historical Society, NDHS, "Ninety Six Years Among the Indians of the Northwest" North Dakota History, Volume XV, Jan-Oct 1948, (Publisher, North Dakota Historical Society, Bismarck North Dakota, 1948, pp 85-97), Gra-BK2, section 2, p 92/95, GRA-BK2, Section 2.
- [S1] Research Notes, Ward J, Declaration of Widows Pension dated 9 April 1917; Sarah delcaired that she married Mark Wells 25 Sept 1903 and that she had been married twice before that that Mark Wells had been married twice before; 1. Hears the Wind and 2. Mary; Gra-Wells1, page 1-13, Various.
- [S1] Research Notes, Ward J, Declaration of Pension Application by Mark Wells dated 23 April 1898. Also see SD by Rev. Joseph W. Cook. Also Declaration of Widows Pension dated 9 April 1917; Sarah delcaired that she married Mark Wells 25 Sept 1903 and that she had been married twice before that that Mark Wells had been married twice before; 1. Hears the Wind and 2. Mary Big Day Star.; Gra-Wells1. p1-12, Various.
- [S1] Research Notes, Ward J, This is part of Mark Wells Military File from the USA Archives in Washington: "Declaration of Widows Pension" dated 9 April 1917; married by County Judge E.L. Drury
She had been married twoce before; D.K. How and St. John, who died 2 July 1902; Gra-Wells1. p1-13, Various.
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