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1. Waldo County: Waldo County Maps [1]
I agree with Leslie - It was helpful to get those 1859 maps. I was able to find where in Knox and Jackson what part of town some ancestors lived, and consequently find the cemetaries where they were buried. Also, it was interesting to see the big changes made in the populated parts of Thorndike where I grew up. This, I'm sure, was due to the railroad. Thorndike village, called Thorndike Station, where rte 139 goes off to Brooks has been the activity center of town since before my Mother lived there, but
2. Waldo County: Story about Lester Morse of Belmont and Lincolnville [1]
Story about Lester Morse, born Belmont, died Lincolnville 1906-1942 http://waldo.villagesoup.com/Community/story.cfm?StoryID=142205
3. Re: Waldo County: Newbie to the list [1]
The Civil War pension is for Caroline's widow's pension claim through her first husband, Charles H Stevens, my 3rd Great Grandfather. He died in the 1870s in FL and the family was claiming that he returned from service in a sickly condition from which he never recovered, which should have made Caroline eligible for a pension. She ended up fighting for it for around 20 years and left a paper-trail of over 200 pages. Included in the file is an affadavit by Albert Norton and that is the only paper that in
4. Waldo County: Cluster Genealogy - Branching Out on the Family Tree [1]
I find this especially true for Waldo County: http://genealogy.about.com/od/basics/a/cluster.htm?nl=1 Our ancestors did not live in isolation, although we often research them as if they did. They were part of a family, with siblings, parents, aunts and uncles, cousins and other relatives. They were also part of a community, with friends, neighbors, classmates, and co-workers. This "cluster" of family, friends and neighbors can provide valuable clues to the lives of our ancestors. Cluster genealogy,
5. Waldo County: Major Changes to Waldo County USGenWeb [1]
First, let me wish each and every one a Happy New Year. I trust that this will be a year of blessings, joy and newly discovered family history and ancestors. This Inauguration Day, 2009, we at the Waldo County USGenWeb site embarking on a new course, also. After many, many hours of labor, we have re-designed the Waldo County USGenWeb site. Please let me say that Mr. Bill Wing did the vast majority of this labor. It was through his hard work and indefatigable spirit that these changes can even p
6. Re: Waldo County: Major Changes to Waldo County USGenWeb [1]
At 12:51 PM 1/23/2009, you wrote: >Great job with the website! Has renewed my genealogy inquiry! >One thing that I've done is to look at the old maps, find the area >on Google maps, and see the difference. Some of the sites that I was >looking for have been photographed so I was able to find an image by >traveling down the "road". >Question: what was the date that the maps made? >Thanks! >Leslie Hiatt Great! Your complement just made my day! Bill and I put in a LOT of hours on that project. I am s
7. Re: Waldo County: Newbie to the list [1]
----- Original Message ----- From: "Nicole La Rue" To: Sent: Monday, January 19, 2009 6:00 PM Subject: Re: Waldo County: Newbie to the list Thanks very much for the responses. There were also 18 Heal households in Lincolnville in 1840, with at least 8 of them having girls under 5. Initially I ran a search looking for John but this morning I remembered that there's a paper in the Civil War pension claim for my subject, Caroline (Heal) Stevens, that points to a
8. Waldo County: I would also like to wish my late mother, Mary (Lermond) Morse a Happy Birthday today [1]
Hi. I would also like to wish my late mother, Mary (Lermond) Morse a Happy Birthday today. Mary was born in Lincolnville, Waldo County, Maine on 6 Jan. 1907, the daughter of Richard J. and Annie Maria (Marriner) Lermond. She would be aged 101, if alive. Anyway, she's probably celebrating in Heaven. Mary grew up in the Millertown section of Lincolnville, married 20 March 1925 to Amon Alden Morse, born in Belmont, Waldo County, Maine, 15 Apr. 1905, the son of John W. and Jennie (Levenseller) Morse.
9. Re: Waldo County: Major Changes to Waldo County USGenWeb [1]
Great job with the website! Has renewed my genealogy inquiry! One thing that I've done is to look at the old maps, find the area on Google maps, and see the difference. Some of the sites that I was looking for have been photographed so I was able to find an image by traveling down the "road". Question: what was the date that the maps made? Thanks! Leslie Hiatt -----Original Message----- >From: Tom Elliott >Sent: Jan 20, 2009 8:40 PM >To: mewaldo@rootsweb.com >Subject: Waldo Cou
10. Re: Waldo County: Newbie to the list [1]
Hi Nicole, try the census records of MA. At that time I believe Maine was MA. Look under Lincoln county or other serounding areas. You can go to roots web for your research and its a big help!! I hope this helps. Kimmi ------Original Message------ From: Nicole La Rue Sender: mewaldo-bounces@rootsweb.com To: MEWALDO@rootsweb.com ReplyTo: nikkisbc@yahoo.com ReplyTo: mewaldo@rootsweb.com Sent: Jan 19, 2009 7:51 AM Subject: Waldo County: Newbie to the list Hello all, I just joined the list in the hopes that
11. Waldo County: Birthday wishes to Dummer Michael Sylvester [1]
I'd like to wish a Happy Birthday to my great grandfather "Mike" Sylvester. Dummer Michael "Mike" Sylvester born 19 January 1865 in Etna, Penobscot County, Maine son of Daniel Sylvester (Calvin 6, Edmund 5, Zebulon 4, Zebulon [Silvester] 3, Israel 2, Richard 1) and Eliza Wolf Friend (Amos 7, Phineas 6, Benjamin 5, John 4, John 3, James 2, John 1). He died 1 March 1958 in Searsport, Waldo County, Maine and is buried in Gordon Cemetery in Searsport. Evelyn Lissie Cochran born 20 April 1868 in Etna dau
12. Waldo County: BLACK Family photograph [1]
I've "rescued" an old photograph identified as Annie BLACK which was taken at the Hall Studio in Belfast, Maine. The photograph appears to have been taken in the 1890's or 1900's with Annie appearing to be in her teens at the time the photograph was taken. Could very well be a graduation photograph as she appears to be holding a scroll. I'm hoping to locate someone from this BLACK Family so that the photograph can be returned to its rightful place with family. If you are a member of this family, or you
13. Re: Waldo County: BLACK Family photograph [1]
Shelley, My husband is a part of the Black family of Belfast and I would love to have the photo of Annie and willing to re imburse the postage. Gramp Black was an old sea captain from Belfast and only one leg.. The stories tell of him being ready to fight anyone at anytime. Geraldine Black 558 West Road Monticello, Maine 04760
14. Re: Waldo County: Unresolved mysteries -- was Re: Story about Lester Morse of Belmont and Lincolnville [1]
At 08:13 PM 1/23/2009, you wrote: >At 05:11 PM 1/23/2009, Cator Family wrote: > >Wow, I did love reading this story of your family. Can't help but > >wonder > >how many other things happened back then that will forever be > >unresolved. > > > >I appreciate your sharing. > > > >Isabel has written some wonderful stories many of which can be >found at the Waldo County, Maine Gen Web Site at >http://www.waldo.megenweb.org/Waldotomme09/hist8.htm > >I expect lots of things happened in earlier times that
15. Waldo County: Unresolved mysteries -- was Re: Story about Lester Morse of Belmont and Lincolnville [1]
At 05:11 PM 1/23/2009, Cator Family wrote: >Wow, I did love reading this story of your family. Can't help but >wonder >how many other things happened back then that will forever be >unresolved. > >I appreciate your sharing. > Isabel has written some wonderful stories many of which can be found at the Waldo County, Maine Gen Web Site at http://www.waldo.megenweb.org/Waldotomme09/hist8.htm I expect lots of things happened in earlier times that were not resolved in the way we're accustomed to in
16. Waldo County: Birthday wishes to Hannah Nelson [1]
I'd like to wish a Happy Birthday to my great great great grandmother Hannah Nelson. Hannah Nelson was born 6 January 1803 in Patricktown, Lincoln County, Maine daughter of Randal Nelson (Thomas 1) and Ruth Speed. Her husband was Samuel Cochran born 1797. Children: 1. Randall Nelson Cochran born 14 August 1836 in Palermo, Waldo County, Maine. He died 14 June 1905. He married Phebe Elizabeth Glidden who was born born 11 May 1840 in Carmel, Penobscot County, Maine daughter of William Stinson Glidde
17. Waldo County: New poll [1]
Hi Folks, I've added a new poll to the list web page at http://www.feliixplace.com/genealogylists/waldocountymaine.html that you may be interested in. Here is a preview of the question and the choices, but you have to go to the site to vote! Whose genealogy are you working on? Check all that apply. Self (my pedigree) Ancestry of my child (natural, step, foster, or adopted child) Ancestors of a friend or acquaintance Online correspondent My client (as Professional Genealogist) Thanks to those who vo
18. Re: Waldo County: BLACK Family photograph [1]
It is just great to see someone get pix of their ancestor...Thanks Shelly, Marcia ----- Original Message ----- From: "Joe Black" To: Sent: Thursday, January 29, 2009 5:18 PM Subject: Re: Waldo County: BLACK Family photograph > Shelley, > > My husband is a part of the Black family of Belfast and I would love to > have > the photo of Annie and willing to re imburse the postage. Gramp Black was > an old sea captain from Belfast and only one leg.. The stories te
19. Re: Waldo County: Cluster Genealogy - Branching Out on the Family Tree [1]
I now know what kind of genealogy it is that I have been working on and am almost ready to put on my web site. I have been researching the brothers and sisters of my main line. I just thought that I was just nosy. Gladys Edwards Pelosi --- On Thu, 1/22/09, David Sylvester wrote: > From: David Sylvester > Subject: Waldo County: Cluster Genealogy - Branching Out on the Family Tree > To: MeWaldo@rootsweb.com > Date: Thursday, January 22,
20. Re: Waldo County: Newbie to the list [1]
----- Original Message ----- From: "Nicole La Rue" To: Sent: Monday, January 19, 2009 9:51 AM Subject: Waldo County: Newbie to the list Hello all, I just joined the list in the hopes that I can find some tips on my search for the family of Caroline (Heal) Stevens. Her parents were John Heal and Francis ? and she was born in Lincolnville, ME around 1838-ish. All I know at this point has been gathered from a marriage announcement in a Boston newspaper, the rec
21. Re: Waldo County: Newbie to the list [1]
At 12:48 PM 1/19/2009, you wrote: >Hi Nicole, try the census records of MA. At that time I believe >Maine was MA. Look under Lincoln county or other serounding areas. >You can go to roots web for your research and its a big help!! I >hope this helps. Kimmi >------Original Message------ >From: Nicole La Rue >Sender: mewaldo-bounces@rootsweb.com >To: MEWALDO@rootsweb.com >ReplyTo: nikkisbc@yahoo.com >ReplyTo: mewaldo@rootsweb.com >Sent: Jan 19, 2009 7:51 AM >Subject: Waldo County: Newbie to the list > >He
22. Re: Waldo County: BLACK Family photograph [1]
It looks like you have found a home for this photo, but I think it is worth mentioning that if you ever have photos (particularly those that are identified and a location noted) that need a home, consider a library or local historical museum as a good place to deposit them. It's great if you can find a family member to pass them too, but sometimes that just isn't possible. Thanks for the great rescue, Shelley. Betsy Betsy Paradis Reference/Special Collections Librarian Belfast Free Library 106 High St
23. Re: Waldo County: Story about Lester Morse of Belmont and Lincolnville [1]
Wow, I did love reading this story of your family. Can't help but wonder how many other things happened back then that will forever be unresolved. I appreciate your sharing. Donna http://catorfamily.com ----- Original Message ----- From: "Isabel Morse Maresh" To: Sent: Thursday, January 22, 2009 3:24 PM Subject: Waldo County: Story about Lester Morse of Belmont and Lincolnville > Story about Lester Morse, born Belmont, died Lincolnville 1906-1942 >
24. Waldo County: Birthday wishes to Daniel Sylvester [1]
I'd like to wish a Happy Birthday to my great great grandfather Daniel Sylvester. Daniel Sylvester born 11 January 1811 in Etna, Penobscot County, Maine son of Calvin Sylvester (Edmund 5, Zebulon 4, Zebulon [Silvester] 3, Israel 2, Richard 1) and Huldah Barden (Joseph 6, Benjamin 5, Joseph 4, Abraham 3, William 2, Thomas 1). Daniel died 20 December 1867 in Etna and is buried in Etna. His wife was Eliza Wolf Friend born 1838 in Etna daughter of Amos Friend (Phineas 6, Benjamin 5, John 4, John 3, Jame
25. Waldo County: Newbie to the list [1]
Hello all, I just joined the list in the hopes that I can find some tips on my search for the family of Caroline (Heal) Stevens. Her parents were John Heal and Francis ? and she was born in Lincolnville, ME around 1838-ish. All I know at this point has been gathered from a marriage announcement in a Boston newspaper, the record of her second marriage, and her son's birth record. I would like to try to confirm some of this information, and expand upon it as well if possible, but I have no idea where to st
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