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1. ANNIE A. LITTLEFIELD SMITH [1]

Hello Everyone , I'm new to this list and I do hope to find some information on my great grandmother , ANNIE A. LITTLEFIELD , she was born in WELLS and died 1877 in WELLS so I think at this point you might say , so why are you looking for information here and not in WELLS ? The answer is that for about 25 years I have been looking for info in WELLS and found almost nothing so I feel that I should try the surrounding areas . The LITTLEFIELD's are the first settlers of WELLS and thats one of the reasons why I

• http://archiver.rootsweb.ancestry.com/th/read/mepenobs/2006-02/1140996440
  Date: Sun, 26 Feb 2006 18:27:20 -0500
  From: (Minnie Ann)

2. HAINES - OWEN(S) 1850 - 1880 ME, NY, IL, ME, IN, PA, ??? [1]

This family sure moved around a lot. And we think we travel today. I have tried every spelling, little/much info, etc that I can think of to try to find Ada HAINES supposedly b 1 Sept 1854 Bangor, ME who m 28 Sept 1872 John A OWEN(S) (no idea where) on a Census record. They supposedly had at least one son, Ruppert OWENS b abt 1878. I have nothing more on John A OWENS. Ada was a dau of Penley HAINES 1804 Leeds, ME - abt 1879 Bangor and his wife, Elizabeth OAKLEY supposedly b 1817 NY. They may have

• http://archiver.rootsweb.ancestry.com/th/read/mepenobs/2006-02/1139009789
  Date: Fri, 3 Feb 2006 17:36:29 -0600
  From: Janice R Freeman <>

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