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1. RE: [MAINE] Hollis area Sweetser and Fluent families [1]
"Frankfort Plantation and Pownalborough (West Precinct) were both early names for the present town of Dresden. Incorporated in June 1794, Dresden, is believed to have been named for Dresden, Germany. It is nine miles long, three to four miles wide, contains some 25,000 acres and its highest elevation is 442 feet." This is from http://www.bapl.us/dresden/drhistry.html Darlene -----Original Message----- From: david soule [mailto:david.soule@maine.edu] Sent: Tuesday, September 07, 2004 6:45 PM To: dwalsh
2. Re: MAINE-D Digest V04 #139 [1]
In a message dated 9/8/2004 9:00:51 PM Eastern Standard Time, MAINE-D-request@rootsweb.com writes: Is that Dresden Mills in Lincoln County? I don't find a Dresden on a current atlas. It would be a good idea to ask the Lincoln County list if that is the one. Regards, Sharyn there is a Dresden Doreen
3. Re: [MAINE] Kingsford, Maine [1]
Kingfield in in Franklin County. Kingsbury Plantation is in Piscataquis County. --- Debbie Cox wrote: > Is there (or was there?) a town called Kingsford in > the middle 1800's? I > was given information that my ancestor, David > ROBINSON was from Kingsford, > but I cannot find the town listed anywhere. Am not > sure whether it's: > > > > 1. Been provided incorrectly and should actually be > "Kingfield" > 2. Was incorporated into another town or re-named > 3. Just no longer exis
4. Washington Co., 1860 Census [1]
1860 Maine Census : Washington County, Maine SEARS Lawrence , age 45 with wife, Agnes, age 40 & family William , age 37 with wife, Syrena age 27 Wilson , age 24, with wife, Jane age 26 & family Are any of these shown as born in New Brunswick ? I would like any info for them. Thanks, Heather
5. Kingsford, Maine [1]
Is there (or was there?) a town called Kingsford in the middle 1800's? I was given information that my ancestor, David ROBINSON was from Kingsford, but I cannot find the town listed anywhere. Am not sure whether it's: 1. Been provided incorrectly and should actually be "Kingfield" 2. Was incorporated into another town or re-named 3. Just no longer exists..a ghost town If anyone knows where it is, would you tell me what county I should be looking in? Also, what county is Kingfield in? Does any
6. Re: [MAINE] Albert,Denis,Duguay,Horth,Huard,Knowles,LeBrasseur and Paquet [1]
Hi Rose, I have researched the names you mention (expect for Knowles). Many of the names you mention came to the Waterville Maine area from Paspebiac, Quebec. If you need any information, I am willing to share. Thanks, Mary
7. Maine Residents who died in Wisconsin [1]
Hi folks, Stumbled across Forest Home Cremations, Milwaukee County, Wisconsin. There are all Maine folk listed that died in Wisconsin. http://www.linkstothepast.com/milwaukee/043crem.html Marilyn
8. Re: [MAINE] MABIRE [1]
Marion, Looked in the Lewiston phone book (have an older one)from 1996 when I lived up there, and found there are three Maberry's listed: Danny, 14, Village Dr., Lewiston 04240 207-784-0410 Kevin, 200 Bradman St., Auburn 04210 207-784-4724 I.J., 1622 Main St., Oxford 04270 207-743-1622 As far as I can tell (searched with Infospace.com) there are no Mabire's listed in Maine other than with the above spelling. Had hoped there might still be a family in tha
9. RE: [MAINE] Whitefield, Maine Book [1]
The Maine State Library has a copy but they have it listed as 1978. While I have not seen it yet, from their online catalog it looks like it was self-published. Rundlette K. Palmer, though, is still listed in the phone directory as residing on Academy Hill, Newcastle, ME, phone 207-563-5644. Good luck in your search. Jeff Linscott South China, ME jlinscott@pivot.net Original Message: ----------------- From: Bellis6@aol.com Date: Wed, 22 Sep 2004 05:49:19 EDT To: MAINE-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [MAINE] Whi
10. Re: [MAINE] William Michaud [1]
In a message dated 9/10/2004 9:39:42 AM Eastern Daylight Time, leggs_1986@yahoo.com writes: I hadn't thought to look in Canada, I just assumed they always lived in Maine once William immigrated. On the 1910 and 1930 censuses he was living in Portland. I do know that his parents never came to the USA. Thank you for all your help. --Sue I looked eight ways from sunday and didn't find the right William but were I you, I would be searching William born date Canada and see if that could find
11. Re: [MAINE] William Michaud [1]
William Michaud moved back to New Brunswick per the 1915 Portland City Directory. Fred ----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Saturday, September 11, 2004 10:00 AM Subject: MAINE-D Digest V04 #141
12. Re: [MAINE] MABIRE [1]
Marion, Checked out the 1790 Maine Census and although I found no Mabire's, I did find a few "Mayberry's" and since the spelling in those days was not as accurate as it is today, I wonder if this may cause you some futile hours of research! There are Mayberry's listed as follows: John, James and William were in Windham and there was a Richard in Raymond in the 1790 Census. May be a lead and maybe not. They did spell names the way they sounded back then -- especially in Lewisto
13. Re: [MAINE] MABIRE [1]
Marion, For a call last night from the neighbor who cares for our lawn, etc., when we aren't there, he said that our roof, drive and grounds were simply covered with branches and limbs from our trees............. He'll do what he has to in order to get it cleaned up, but it will probably take a week or so................ $$$$$$$$$$$$ UGH! However, the good news is that he didn't think there was any damage to the roof, etc. that he could see. So we're thankful for that............ A
14. Re: [MAINE] Index to vital records prior to 1892 for Maine. [1]
In a message dated 9/4/2004 8:24:25 PM Eastern Daylight Time, rmcolby@micro-net.com writes: The question what does the word "Removal" mean. Well it seems you don't read enough old English novels they had the Removal Men in regularly Removal is just Moved, only fancier G> Eliz
15. Bangor Irish [1]
Saint John's Parish and Hancock Street Anyone know of descendants of Folan, Haggerty, or Flaherty that MIGHT be connected to the Mogan family? Thanks, david
16. Re: [MAINE] William Michaud [1]
I just saw your message on William and Michaud and I'm going through a list of wounded soldiers during World War II. I thought this might be a relative. This is from the Massachusetts wounded list during World War II> Michaud, Russell Joseph, Aviation Ordnancemaan 3c. USNR Parents Mr. and Mrs. Armand Michaud 72 Oakland Ave. Methuen, Lawrence. Will also mention to anyone, The list for dead, wounded and prisoner of War men during World War II shows the person name and parents or wife. It can be found
17. Re: [MAINE] Lovett/Lovitt [1]
My apologies to all; I did not intend that to go to the list. I forget that some of these mail lists are set up to respond to individuals, and other to everyone. Sorry about that. ----- Original Message ----- From: "Linda" To: Sent: Friday, September 24, 2004 8:16 PM Subject: [MAINE] Lovett/Lovitt > Hi all me again Now someone else told me that John Lovitt is the same > person as John Levitt > > John and Hannah Reed Lovitt > married 1823 Nobleboruogh Maine > >
18. RE: [MAINE] Re:Mogan [1]
Patti, Have you been receiving my responses? david -----Original Message----- From: Dancergirl1957@aol.com [mailto:Dancergirl1957@aol.com] Sent: Tuesday, September 14, 2004 2:38 PM To: MAINE-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [MAINE] Re:Mogan I have Mogan's in my husband's extended family tree...of Hancock St: Michael J.Mogan & his mother, Mary? Have not found her husband yet. She immigrated in 1874 & her children were born here in Maine. Any info you could give me would be appreciated. I have more details of date
19. One more [1]
MYSTERY! [sigh] Dear Folks, Frank Robbins was born in MA to Elbridge and Annie Thomas Robbins. By about the 1920's he and Annie were in Maine. Frank had a daughter Beverly A. and a son Bruce E. They disappear and I need to find them. THIS IS MAKING ME CRAZY. eh hem....forgive the outburst but I have been looking for over ten years. Can anyone direct me or does anyone know of them? david
20. Re: [MAINE] Albert,Denis,Duguay,Horth,Huard,Knowles,LeBrasseur and Paquet [1]
Hi Mary, My gr mother was from Paspebiac and my mother was bn. in Winslow. I should of said in my e-mail I was looking for living cousins and would like to share our lines. My cousin is a Michaud whos mother was a Lebrasseur. Rose >From: MichaudGenealogy@aol.com >Reply-To: MAINE-L@rootsweb.com >To: MAINE-L@rootsweb.com >Subject: Re: [MAINE] Albert,Denis,Duguay,Horth,Huard,Knowles,LeBrasseur and >Paquet >Date: Thu, 9 Sep 2004 07:32:20 EDT > >Hi Rose, > >I have researched the names you mention (expect fo
21. Re: [MAINE] Lovett/Lovitt [1]
Linda, Are you still looking to hire someone, or was that part of an old message? I live 25 minutes from the Maine State Archive and Library. As of this fall, both kids are in school full-time, so I am available to do research for hire. Regards, Cheryl Marsh ----- Original Message ----- From: "Linda" To: Sent: Friday, September 24, 2004 8:16 PM Subject: [MAINE] Lovett/Lovitt > Hi all me again Now someone else told me that John Lovitt is the same > person as Jo
22. Re: [MAINE] Re: MAINE-D Digest V04 #143 [1]
Hi: I think this is the Mogan family in Bangor that I researched but I was confused by the name of the wife- Fillis. I just noticed a correction was posted. Wasn't she either Jordan or Cawley? (I'm doing this from memory and its been a few years) I remember there were many children. I didn't research back of Michael though since I was researching the wife's background. Chris S ----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Wednesday, September 15, 2004 9
23. Parish of Saint Dominic [1]
In Portland. Does anyone have information about the Boys', girls' schools or the children's choirs from the turn of the century into the 40's? david
24. Re: [MAINE] 1860/Washington/Sears [1]
Nothing on this email ? ----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Thursday, September 02, 2004 6:11 PM Subject: Re: [MAINE] 1860/Washington/Sears > > > > ==== MAINE Mailing List ==== > Visit USGENWEB for links and archives for all states. http://www.usgenweb.org > > ============================== > Gain access to over two billion names including the new Immigration > Collection with an Ancestry.com free trial. Click to learn more. > http://www.ancestry.com/r
25. Re: [MAINE] Whitefield, Maine Book [1]
There is a book by Linwood H. Lowden "Ballstown -West 1768-1809 an introduction to the history of the town of Whitefield, Maine. Printed in 1985. It is availble in the Patten Free Library, Sagadahoc Room, Bath, Maine. Roger ----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Wednesday, September 22, 2004 5:49 AM Subject: [MAINE] Whitefield, Maine Book > Any one out there know where I might be able to get a copy of this book? > History of Whitefield, Maine - Rundlett
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