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1. Re: MAINE-D Digest V04 #192 [1]
What ROGERS?? Where and When? Doreen
2. McCURDY -BROWN [1]
Hi, Listers I am searching for the following family: Alberta McCURDY married John BROWN, farmer Known Children: Charles Levi BROWN BC 1839 He went to sea at 14 yrs and settled in Australia. Clara BROWN She married and had two sons that served in the Infantry in the Pacific during WW II. Their last name may be Maloy or Molloy. I have no idea where they lived in Maine but suspect it might have been the Portland area as Charles was a crew member aboard the Clipper Ship Snow Squall built at Cape Elizabe
3. Cape Elizabeth [1]
or elsewhere Doing research on the Wreck of the Bohemian off the Cape in February 1864. Does anyone know of anybody with information regarding this shipwreck? Many thanks, david
4. Re: [MAINE] Rev. John URQUHART [1]
Colourful, yes! My Campbell family, that includes Stewart, Harding, Doane, Sears, Urquhart, Townsend, Grant, Nutting, Fitch, Huntingdon, Hamilton, Wing, Smith, Cooke, Prust, MacDonald, Lamb, Rogers, Coles, Sinclair were all early settlers in North America, and have been well researched. The Campbell and Stewart family intermarried for many generations, that takes some of the work out of the research. I am quite spoiled, Dad's family came much later and records are not so easily had. Thank you to everyon
5. Reading List for "Maine history" .. 1700's .. ?? (KIDDER, WILKINS) [1]
Hello, This week I've had some spare moments, and decided to check out the on-line catalogs of some of my local libraries. I found out that there were ..many.. books published on "Maine history." And, many were written on the history of "Maine" "prior to Statehood" (1700's up to 1820). Some were even published .. since 1990. I was wondering if anyone wanted to make any recommendations for books which might be more useful to read than others .. about "the Northern Territory of Massachusetts."
6. Re: [MAINE] Foster [1]
----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Sunday, December 19, 2004 9:00 PM Subject: Re: [MAINE] Foster > Sharyn, > Is there a Lyle Foster in the 1930 census for New Hampshire? > > Regards, > Joyce No, none in NH. Since this is a Maine mailing list, any queries about other states should go to the appropriate locality list or to the surname list. Happy hunting, Sharyn
7. Re: [MAINE] Foster [1]
from the SSDI Personal Information What to do next? Name: Kenneth Foster SSN: 007-10-8565 Last Residence: 01776 Sudbury, Middlesex, Massachusetts, United States of America Born: 17 Jul 1910 Died: Jan 1971 State (Year) SSN issued: Maine (Before 1951 ) ----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Sunday, December 19, 2004 7:55 PM Subject: [MAINE] Foster I am looking for information for this family. Kenneth Gordon Foster, b. July 17, 1910 His pare
8. Re: [MAINE] Rev. John URQUHART [1]
----- Original Message ----- From: "C. Marsh" To: Sent: Saturday, December 11, 2004 8:38 AM Subject: Re: [MAINE] Rev. John URQUHART snip > In the mean time, a letter was received from Mr. Urquhart's first wife, > dated at Wapping, London, August, 1783, complaining much of his conduct in > not writing to her... > > In 1785, he preached for a season at Topsham, and on the 7th of September > was installed at Union River, now Ellsworth, where he continued five >
9. Re: [MAINE] Rev. John URQUHART [1]
Hi Elaine I have seen Mary's mother as Mary Lamb and the Urquhart page has: Rev. John URQUHART b: abt 1757 in Dungwell in Ross & Cronarty, Scotland. d: aft 17 May 1814, Will written 17 May 1814 (noted as deceased 1 Sep 1814) ___________ 1st wife of Rev.John URQUHART +(unknown) Jane Child of Rev. John & Jane URQUHART URQUHART, (unknown) ___________ Rev. John URQUHART & his wife Jane had 1 child. In 1774 Rev. John came to the USA. He left his wife and child in Scotland. He was hired by the town of Warren, M
10. Re: [MAINE] Rev. John URQUHART [1]
Hi Bob According to the IGI at the LDS: Rev John URQUHART B 1740 Cromarty, Black Isle, Ross & Comarty, Scotland M Oct 7, 1776 Bristol Town, Lincoln County, Maine D Sept 1, 1814 Wife: Mary McIntyre B:1756 Warren, Maine D 1815 No Second wife for Rev John noted Their Children: 1. William Urquhart B 1777 Warren ME D after 1861 2. Jane Urquhart B 1780 Warren ME D 13 August 1865 3. Anne Urquhart BC 1782 ME 4. Betsy Urguhart BC 1790 Ellsworth, Hancock County, ME 5. Mary Urquhart B Aug 25, 1790 Ells
11. Re: [MAINE] my names list [1]
What Huntington are looking for? Cynthia
12. Re: [MAINE] Rev. John URQUHART [1]
"There were quite a few URQUHART families along the Miramichi and Nashwaak Rivers. Most were the descendants of Donald URQUHART who arrived with the 42nd Highland Regiment of Foot about 1783. It is possible that they were related to your ancestors back in Scotland, but they were separate in Miramichi. There is quite a story behind the removal of John and Mary to Miramichi. It involves bigamy when his first wife suddenly returned from the dead, trials in court, problems with the church, etc. He ended up wit
13. Re: [MAINE] Re: MAINE-D Digest V04 #191 SMITH [1]
> What Smith family are you looking for? Sarah Smith in # 4, I really do not know anything else about her, Just hope some SKS, recognizes 6th Great Grandmother. Bob My HARDING direct line: 1. . John1 HARDING was born in 1567 in England and Married spouse unknown. John died in 1637 in the USA. John Harding came with Governor Gorges in 1623. He brought with him sons, Richard, John and Joseph. The other sons remained in England. His will was probated in Barnstable, Devonshire, England with the propert
14. Town Histories for Maine [1]
I just added 11 more town histories for towns in Maine to my web site, in the town history section. http://www.rays-place.com The ones just added are: Acton, York County Addison, Washington County Alboin, Kennebac County Albany, Oxford County Alexander, Washington County Alfred, Oxford County Andover, Oxford County Appleton, Knox County Augusta, Kennebac County Baldwin, Cumberland County Bangor, Penobscot County These all came from the Gazetteer of the state of Maine. Some towns with real small histori
15. WILKINS Marriage ~1800 - Which Town? [1]
Hello, I'd like to ask for advice. My ancestor, Samuel WILKINS, was reportedly born in "Maine" between 1770 and 1780. We have NO idea who his parents were, but I have a "thought" that his father was one of the four WILKINS men reportedly living in "Maine" in the late 1700's. He also reportedly was married in "Maine" right around 1800. *If we do not know which town he was married in, is there any way to find a record of his marriage?* The 1810 Census shows Samuel and Electra "Leeta" WILKINS and
16. Re: [MAINE] Rev. John URQUHART [1]
Hi Bob, Yes, they are indeed. I don't know what happened to Rev John's first wife but I did pick up one additional bit of information from the IGI LDS. According to them, Rev John died 1814 and his wife Mary died 1815, both in Mooresfield, New Brunswick, Canada and are buried in Mooresfield Cemetary. In Addition, it lists Rev John's parents as William Urquhart and Ann McKay. Mary's parents as Capt John McIntrye and Jane Lamb Palmer. That will put you back an additional Generation. Happy Holidays, Elai
17. Re: [MAINE] Rev. John URQUHART [1]
Hi Bob I live in Thomaston which is the town "next door" to Warren. I am currently doing a bit of research for a friend from another list that lives in Australia. As I do this, I would be happy to have a look for your family as well. The best source for Warren is Eaton's Annals of Warren found in our local libraries. I'll have a look there as soon as possible. Also, the church is no longer there but wonder if it was absorbed by one of the current churches. There are 2 in Warren village that are quite old
18. Foster [1]
I am looking for information for this family. Kenneth Gordon Foster, b. July 17, 1910 His parents were: Lyle Foster and Effie White I do not have any more on this family. I have been told they lived in Maine at one time. I would appreciate any information you could share with me. Regards, Joyce
19. RE: [MAINE] Rev. John URQUHART [1]
Annals of Warren says John and Mary (McIntyre) Urquhart "removed to Mirimichi". (pg 411) Regards, - Jeanne > -----Original Message----- > From: bobmarj [mailto:bob.marj@sasktel.net]
20. Linscott - Bellino help needed [1]
I am trying to find a copy of an obituary for Louise A. (Linscott) Bellino, published 31 Aug 1999 in the Portland Press Herald. I don't know when I can next get to the Maine State Library, so am asking if any reader has a few back issues of the PPH that they could check for me. Thanks. Jeff Linscott jlinscott@pivot.net http://www.pivot.net/~jlinscott/home.htm
21. Re: [MAINE] Rev. John URQUHART [1]
----- Original Message ----- From: "bobmarj" To: Sent: Friday, December 10, 2004 2:20 PM Subject: [MAINE] Rev. John URQUHART > Hello > I am new to this list and am researching Rev. John URQUHART. He arrived in Warren, Maine in 1774 to be the pastor of their church, The Church of Scotland. I come down through his second wife Mary McIntyre's daughter Sarah born about 1786 in Maine. Sarah married John Alexander Campbell about 1805 on Prince Edward Island. I am a
22. Re: [MAINE] WILKINS Marriage ~1800 - Which Town? [1]
Hi Betty; Unity was formerly Twenty-Five Mile Pond Plantation. You should check the 1771 Massachusetts Direct Tax list (Maine was then part of Massachusetts. The only Wilkins in the 1790 Maine Census is David, in Lewistown Town and the Gore adjoining, with a family of 2-2-4. Dana Edgecomb At 05:52 AM 12/28/2004, you wrote: >Hello, > >I'd like to ask for advice. My ancestor, Samuel WILKINS, was reportedly >born in "Maine" between 1770 and 1780. We have NO idea who his parents >were, but I
23. By town [1]
----- Original Message ----- From: "Ray Brown" To: Sent: Sunday, December 19, 2004 12:23 PM Subject: [MAINE] Maine Town Histories > I have quite a few town histories for Maine Town histories online (38) > at my web site, and a lot more will be added in the future. > I was just wondering which index page is easier for you to use, the one > that I have been using listing all towns be town name at: > http://history.rays-place.com/me/index.htm > > or a new one list
24. Robbins mystery [1]
Folks, My never ending quest to find the whereaboputs of Frank Robbins children. I believe one if not two ar still living: Beverly [Tanner???] Bruce and Donald. They were all born in the 20's [in Maine, I feel certain.] Up until three years ago when perrenials were placed on the grave of Frank, someone came every year. Frank married a taylor woman. These children are likely my last link to this branch of family. Heeeeeeeeelp! david
25. Town & County Histories [1]
Anson, Sumerset County Belfast, Waldo County Belgrade, Kennebac County Bethel, Oxford County And a history for the County of Aroostook, this has no genealogy info, but a good story about settleing the border between Canada and Maine. Looks like I will have to remane the town history section to town and county history. I have also added 3 PDF files with the towns from Bucks Mils to Corinna, that will be typed up at a later date. If anyone wants to type one of these up for the web please feel free to
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