Brown, Paul (6 September 2018). "
Arthur Pember's Code".
Howler.

"Death of Arthur Pember".
LaMoure Progress and Chronicle.
LaMoure, N.D. 9 April 1886.
p. 1.

U.K. Census of 1851; record H.O. 107/1576
Pember's obituary in the local newspaper, which must have relied in great part on his own recounting of his life story, claimed that he was a graduate of the University of Oxford; yet records of Oxford alumni note only the attendance of Arthur's elder brother Edward at Christ Church College between 1850 and 1854: see Foster, Joseph (1888).
Alumni Oxonienses: 1715-1886.
iii.
Oxford: Parker.
p. 1091. "
Death of Arthur Pember".
LaMoure Progress and Chronicle.
LaMoure, N.D. 9 April 1886.
p. 1.

"Marriages".
The Times (23567).
London.
14 March 1860.
p. 1.

"Deaths".
Morning Post (27148).
London.
20 December 1860.
p. 8.

"Births, Marriages and Deaths".
The Observer.
London.
24 December 1860.
p. 4.

"Births, Marriages and Deaths".
Daily News.
London.
3 October 1862.
p. 8.

"Football".
Bell's Life in London.
12 April 1863.
p. 7.

"Meeting of Captains".
Bell's Life in London.
31 October 1863.
p. 10.

McGregor, William (23 January 1904). "
The London Wanderers".
Sunderland Daily Echo.
p. 5.

According to C. W. Alcock, Pember was "the moving formation" in the formation of the FA: Alcock, C. W. (8 January 1898). "
Association Football: No.
1 -- Its Origin".
The Sportsman.
London (8851): 3.

"The Football Association".
Supplement to Bell's Life in London.
5 December 1863.
p. 1.

Harvey (2005), pp.
135–139
"The Football Association".
Bell's Life in London.
28 November 1863.
p. 6.

"The Football Association".
Bell's Life in London.
28 November 1863.
p. 6.
The PRESIDENT pointed out that the vote just passed to all intents and purposes annulled the business of the evening, whereupon Mr. ALCOCK said it was too late to proceed further, and moved that the meeting do adjourn till Tuesday next, Dec. 1, and it was so resolved.

Harvey (2005), pp.
144-145
"The Football Association".
Supplement to Bell's Life in London.
5 December 1863.
p. 1.
MR CAMPBELL: [...] When the last meeting was held for the express purpose [...] of settling the proposed laws, they ought to have gone on with the rules as proposed by the association, and not taken the course they did as to the Cambridge rules, but the resolution and amendments had been proposed and passed in the way they had been without being properly put to the meeting, because it was found that the "hacking" party were too strong
Young, Percy M. (1968).
A History of British Football.
London: Arrow Books.
p. 136.
ISBN 0-09-907490-7.

Harvey (2005), p. 144
"The Football Association".
Sporting Life (503).
London.
6 January 1864.
p. 4.

"The Football Association".
Bell's Life in London (2288).
24 February 1866.
p. 7.

"Wanderers vs. Civil Service".
The Sportsman (148).
London.
24 November 1866.
p. 4.

"Football Association".
The Sporting Life (590).
5 November 1864.
p. 4.

"Football Association".
The Sportsman (189).
London.
28 February 1867.
p. 4.

e.g. "Football Association".
Sporting Life (939).
London.
29 February 1868.
p. 4.

Dollfus-Ausset, Daniel (1864).
Matériaux pour L'Etude des Glaciers—Tome IV: Ascensions (in French).
Paris: F. Savy.
p. 593.

e.g. "Mont Blanc: Lecture by Arthur Pember".
New York Herald (12185).
31 December 1869.
p. 9.

"From New York".
Buffalo Courier.
xxxvii (103).
30 April 1872.
p. 1.

"Personal".
Morning Express.
Buffalo, N.Y. 3 June 1872.
p. 1.

For example, A. P. (18 November 1871). "
Our State Institutions -- III: The Onondaga Salt Works" (PDF).
The New York Times.
p. 5.

"The Police and Crime: Further Investigation by the Legislative Committee" (PDF).
The New York Times.
10 July 1875.
p. 2.

Campbell, Thomas Cooper;  et al. (
1876).
Report of the Select Committee Appointed by the Assembly of 1875 to Investigate the Causes of the Increase of Crime in the City of New York.
New York, NY: Brown.
p. 13.

"Arthur Pember".
Buffalo Times.
11 August 1885.
p. 2.

"Arthur Pember".
Times-Picayune.
New Orleans, La. 3 April 1886.
Brown, Paul (6 September 2018). "Arthur Pember's Code". Howler.
"Death of Arthur Pember". LaMoure Progress and Chronicle. LaMoure, N.D. 9 April 1886. p. 1.
U.K. Census of 1851; record H.O. 107/1576
Pember's obituary in the local newspaper, which must have relied in great part on his own recounting of his life story, claimed that he was a graduate of the University of Oxford; yet records of Oxford alumni note only the attendance of Arthur's elder brother Edward at Christ Church College between 1850 and 1854: see Foster, Joseph (1888). Alumni Oxonienses: 1715-1886. iii. Oxford: Parker. p. 1091. "Death of Arthur Pember". LaMoure Progress and Chronicle. LaMoure, N.D. 9 April 1886. p. 1.
"Marriages". The Times (23567). London. 14 March 1860. p. 1.
"Deaths". Morning Post (27148). London. 20 December 1860. p. 8.
"Births, Marriages and Deaths". The Observer. London. 24 December 1860. p. 4.
"Births, Marriages and Deaths". Daily News. London. 3 October 1862. p. 8.
"Football". Bell's Life in London. 12 April 1863. p. 7.
"Meeting of Captains". Bell's Life in London. 31 October 1863. p. 10.
McGregor, William (23 January 1904). "The London Wanderers". Sunderland Daily Echo. p. 5.
According to C. W. Alcock, Pember was "the moving formation" in the formation of the FA: Alcock, C. W. (8 January 1898). "Association Football: No. 1 -- Its Origin". The Sportsman. London (8851): 3.
"The Football Association". Supplement to Bell's Life in London. 5 December 1863. p. 1.
Harvey (2005), pp. 135–139
"The Football Association". Bell's Life in London. 28 November 1863. p. 6.
"The Football Association". Bell's Life in London. 28 November 1863. p. 6. The PRESIDENT pointed out that the vote just passed to all intents and purposes annulled the business of the evening, whereupon Mr. ALCOCK said it was too late to proceed further, and moved that the meeting do adjourn till Tuesday next, Dec. 1, and it was so resolved.
Harvey (2005), pp. 144-145
"The Football Association". Supplement to Bell's Life in London. 5 December 1863. p. 1. MR CAMPBELL: [...] When the last meeting was held for the express purpose [...] of settling the proposed laws, they ought to have gone on with the rules as proposed by the association, and not taken the course they did as to the Cambridge rules, but the resolution and amendments had been proposed and passed in the way they had been without being properly put to the meeting, because it was found that the "hacking" party were too strong
Young, Percy M. (1968). A History of British Football. London: Arrow Books. p. 136. ISBN 0-09-907490-7.
Harvey (2005), p. 144
"The Football Association". Sporting Life (503). London. 6 January 1864. p. 4.
"The Football Association". Bell's Life in London (2288). 24 February 1866. p. 7.
"Wanderers vs. Civil Service". The Sportsman (148). London. 24 November 1866. p. 4.
"Football Association". The Sporting Life (590). 5 November 1864. p. 4.
"Football Association". The Sportsman (189). London. 28 February 1867. p. 4.
e.g. "Football Association". Sporting Life (939). London. 29 February 1868. p. 4.
Dollfus-Ausset, Daniel (1864). Matériaux pour L'Etude des Glaciers—Tome IV: Ascensions (in French). Paris: F. Savy. p. 593.
e.g. "Mont Blanc: Lecture by Arthur Pember". New York Herald (12185). 31 December 1869. p. 9.
"From New York". Buffalo Courier. xxxvii (103). 30 April 1872. p. 1.
"Personal". Morning Express. Buffalo, N.Y. 3 June 1872. p. 1.
For example, A. P. (18 November 1871). "Our State Institutions -- III: The Onondaga Salt Works" (PDF). The New York Times. p. 5.
"The Police and Crime: Further Investigation by the Legislative Committee" (PDF). The New York Times. 10 July 1875. p. 2.
Campbell, Thomas Cooper;  et al. (1876). Report of the Select Committee Appointed by the Assembly of 1875 to Investigate the Causes of the Increase of Crime in the City of New York. New York, NY: Brown. p. 13.
"Arthur Pember". Buffalo Times. 11 August 1885. p. 2.
"Arthur Pember". Times-Picayune. New Orleans, La. 3 April 1886.
Arthur Pember