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GENEALOGICAL AND FAMILY HISTORY
OF THE
STATE OF MAINE
COMPILED UNDER THE EDITORIAL SUPERVISION OF
GEORGE THOMAS LITTLE, A. M., Litt. D.
Librarian of Bowdoin College Vice-President Maine Genealogical Society Honorary Member Minnesota Historical Society
Member Maine Historical Society Member American Historical Association Member of Council, American Library Association Author "Little Genealogy "
AND INCLUDING AMONG OTHER LOCAL CONTRIBUTORS
REV. HENRY S. BURRAGE, D.D.
· State Historian Chaplain of National Home, Togus AND
ALBERT ROSCOE STUBBS Librarian Maine Genealogical Society
VOLUME I
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BOWDOIN COLLEGE, BRUNSWICK.
INTRODUCTORY.
T HE present "Genealogical and Family History of the State of Maine" presents in the aggregate an amount and variety of genealogical and personal information and portraiture unequalled by any kindred pub- lication. Indeed, no similar work concerning Maine Families has ever before been presented. It contains a vast amount of ancestral history never before printed. The object, clearly defined and well digested, was threefold :
First. To present in concise form the history of Maine Families of the Colonial Days.
Second. To preserve a record of the prominent present-day people of the State.
Third. To present through personal sketches the relation of its prom- inent families of all times to the growth, singular prosperity and widespread influence of Maine.
There are numerous voluminous histories of the State, making it unnecessary in this work to even outline its annals. What has been pub- lished, however, relates principally to civic life. The amplification neces- sary to complete the picture of the State, old and nowaday, is what is sup- plied by these Genealogical and Family Memoirs. In other words, while others have written of "the times," the province of this work is to be a chronicle of the people who have made Maine what it is.
Unique in conception and treatment, this work constitutes one of the most original and permanently valuable contributions ever made to the social history of an American commonwealth. In it are arrayed in a lucid and dignified manner all the important facts regarding the ancestry. personal careers and matrimonial alliances of those who, in each succeeding genera- tion, have been accorded leading positions in the social, professional and business life of the State. Nor has it been based upon, neither does it minister to, aristocratic prejudices and assumptions. On the contrary, its fundamental ideas are thoroughly American and democratic. The work everywhere conveys the lesson that distinction has been gained only by honorable public service, or by use- fulness in private station, and that the development and prosperity of the State has been dependent upon the character of its citizens, and in the stimulus which they have given to commerce, to industry, to the arts and sciences, to education and reli-
SIR WILLIAM PEPPERELL.
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gion-to all that is comprised in the highest civilization of the present day- through a continual progressive development.
The inspiration underlying the present work is a fervent appreciation of the truth so well expressed by Sir Walter Scott, that "there is no heroic poem in the world but is at the bottom the life of a man." And with this goes a kindred truth, that to know a man, and rightly measure his char- acter, and weigh his achievements, we must know whence he came, from what forbears he sprang. Truly as heroic poems have been written in human lives in the paths of peace as in the scarred roads of war. Such examples, in whatever line of endeavor, are of much worth as an incentive to those who come afterward, and as such were never so needful to be writ- ten of as in the present day, when pessimism, forgetful of the splendid lessons of the past, withholds its effort in the present, and views the future only with alarm.
Every community with such ample history as Maine, should see that it be worthily supplemented by Genealogical and Personal Memoirs of its leading families and prominent citizens. Such a work is valuable in its his- toric utility as a memorial of the development and progress of the com- munity from its very founding, and in the personal interest which attaches to the record made by the individual.
Out of these considerations the authors and publishers have received encouragement and approval of authorities of the highest standing as gen- ealogists, historians and litterateurs. In the production of this work, no pains have been spared to ensure absolute truth-that quality upon which its value in every feature depends. The material comprising the genealogical and per- sonal records of the active living, as well as of the honored dead, have been gathered by men and women experienced in such work and acquainted with local history and ancestral families. These have appealed with confidence to the custodians of family records concerning the useful men of preceding generations, and of their descendants who have lived useful and honorable lives. Such custodians, who availed themselves of this opportunity of having this knowledge placed in preservable and accessible form, have performed. a public service in rendering honor to whom honor is due, in preserving
PORTLAND FROM THE BAY.
the distinction which rightfully belongs to the Colonial Fami- lies, and which distinguishes them from later immigrations ; and in inculcating the most val- uable and enduring lessons of patriotism and good citizenship.
Than Maine, no other State or region offers a more peculiar- ly interesting field for such re- search. Its sons-"native here, and to the manner born," and.
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of splendid ancestry-have attained distinction in every field of human effort. An additional interest attaches to the present undertaking in the fact that. while dealing primarily with the history of native Maine, this work approaches the dignity of a national epitome of genealogy and biog- raphy. Owing to the wide dispersion throughout the country of the old families of the State, the authentic account here presented of the constituent elements of her social life, past and present, is of far more than merely local value. In its special field it is, in an appreciable degree, a reflection of the development of the country at large, since hence went out repre- sentatives of historical families, in various generations. who in far remote places-beyond the Mississippi and in the Far West-were with the van- guard of civilization, building up communities, creating new common- wealths, planting, wherever they went; the church, the schoolhouse and the printing press, leading into channels of thrift and enterprise all who gath- ered about them, and proving a power for ideal citizenship and good government.
These records are presented in a series of independent genealogical and personal sketches relating to lineal family heads, and the most conspicuous representatives in the present generation. There is an entire avoidance of the stereotyped and unattractive manner in which such data is usually pre- sented. The past is linked to the present in such style as to form a sym- metrical narrative exhibiting the lines of descent and the history of distin- guished members in each generation, thus giving to it a distinct personal interest. That these ends are conscientiously and faithfully conserved is as- sured by the cordial personal interest and recognized capability of the super- vising editors, of prominent connection with the leading patriotic societies, all of whom have long pursued genealogical investigations with intelligence and enthusiasm.
A very happy arrangement was that which secured the services of George Thomas Little, A. M., Litt. D., as editor-in-chief. Of course, it was a physical impossibility for Professor Little to compile all the matter for this work, but his aid and assistance have been invaluable, and many articles herein are the product of his pen. Rev. Henry S. Burrage. D. D .. has also been a very valuable contributor. The efficient aid of Mr. Nathan Goold. Librarian of the Maine Historical Society, is gratefully acknowl- edged. His familiarity with the history of Maine and its families. and with the authorities touching the same, have been of much value. and his knowledge has been gener- ously afforded at all times when called upon. The same may be said of Albert Roscoe Stubbs, Li- brarian of the Maine Genealogical OLD MILL, SANDYPOINT. Society. Other leading citizens of
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the state have contributed aid in many ways. One of the most active and diligent writers is J. C. Jennings, Esq., a native of Wayne, Androscoggin county, whose thorough scholarship and enthusiasm and interest in genealog- ical work have made his services invaluable.
After two years of diligent labor, the publishers place this work in the hands of their patrons and in libraries, with the confident assurance that it will be found a valuable assistance to coming generations of the Sons of Maine, in tracing their ancestry. It is believed that it includes the main stem of the family tree of every family of any importance in Maine, and in many cases it has been practicable to carry down several lines to the present time. It has reached out to cities of the West, as well as the East, where worthy Sons of Maine are now abiding, and has brought together and made acquainted many remotely separated and divergent lines of descent from a common ancestor. In all cases, the matter for the work has been submitted in typewritten manuscript to the persons most interested, for cor- rection. If, as occurs at times, a sketch is faulty or incomplete, the short- coming is mainly ascribable to paucity of data, or conflicting records, many families being at disagreement with regard to given names and dates.
It is believed that the present work, in spite of the occasional fault which always attaches to such undertakings, will prove a real addition to the mass of annals concerning the old families of Maine, and that, without it, much valuable information would be left inaccessible to the general reader, or irretrievably lost, owing to the passing away of custodians of family records, and the consequent disappearance of material in their possession.
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ADDENDA AND ERRATA
Bigelow, p. 800, gen. VI .: John E. Bigelow married (second) Polly Bunker; Hiram married Hannah McPheters. In gen. VII : George Bigelow married (first) Martba (Ring) Boardman, (sec- ond) Caroline Longley. P. 801, gen. VIII: Augustus W. Bigelow was a postal clerk from Bangor to Boston, from Vanceboro to Bangor, and from Farmington, etc .; his wife was born in Etna, Maine; their daughter Anna married, October 1, 1895, Joseph E. Lamb.
Bisbee, George D., p. 1347 : has served as president of Maine State Bar Association.
Clarke, p. 1890, col. 2, line 2: birth of Theodore Leander Jr. should be December 11, 1903.
Cleaves, Robert A., p. 97 : he died March 15, 1909, at Lafayette Hotel, Portland, and was buried at Bridgton, Maine,
Cook, p. 1902, col. I: the epitaph on gravestone of Rev. Solomon Aiken, at Hardwick, Vermont, is as follows : "In youth a Soldier of the Revolution; in age a Christian Pastor; and through life the inflexible friend of civil and religious liberty."
Eastman, p. 586: Reference to Ebenezer (I) should read Philip (II), p. 1596.
Emery, p. 951 : citation at head should be to John Emery (I), instead of Anthony, and William (VII), the latter on p. 1725. (VII) William on p. 951 sbould read (VIII) William.
Fuller, p. 23, gen. VIII : for Catherine Martin, read Catherine Martin Weston.
Gardner, p. 678, col. 2: Fred L. Gardner is a past master of Crescent Lodge F. and A. M., Pembroke, Washington county ; and George R. Gardner is a past master of St. Croix Lodge, F. and A. M. Hayes, p. 1462, gen. VI: for Skillin read Skillings; among children, for Desiah read Desire Loring. Jordan, p. 1226, col. I, parag. I: the name Rishworth is on some authorities given as Rich- worth.
Lord, Thomas Bradbury, p. 2258, col. 2: he was born in Limerick, Maine: he married, in Hiram, Maine, Clarissa, born in Hiram, daughter of John Watson.
Milliken, p. 2243 : in reference line at beginning, for Hoyle Milliken, read Hugh Milliken.
Oakes, p. 2202, gen. V : Deacon John Oakes married (first) in 1780, Patience Nason, born June 6, 1764, died 1799, and (second) Susannah P. Staples, who died February 9, 1838. He carried on a large farm, was prominent in local affairs, especially in the church, and was an intimate friend of the well-known evangelist, Rev. Jotham Sewall. He died March 17, 1845. Gen. VIII : children of Henry W. Oakes : Raymond Silvester, horn June 23, 1887, and Wallace Toothaker, March 12, 1890.
Paul, p. 650, gen. VI: Stephen Paul was a master ship carpenter, and built a number of ves- sels at Durham, New Hampshire; was a lieutenant in Company A, under Capt. Wiggins, in war of 1812 ; he married Temperance Ellerson ; in addition to children named, they had a daughter, Harriett.
Pennell, Walter J., p. 699 : he was a student at Greeley Institute, Cumberland Center, and Nichols Latin School of Lewiston, Maine, where he graduated in 1886. After two years in Bates College he entered the medical department of Bowdoin College, where he remained one year, then entered the University of Vermont, etc. In 1900 Bates College conferred upon him the degree of A. M. In addition to societies named, he is a member of the Maine Eye and Ear Association. In Masonry he is a Knight Templar, etc. His marriage occurred November 29, 1891; the second of his children died at the age of seven years.
Perkins, p. 515, col. 2: Mary Hawthorne Higgins, wife of Frederick C. Perkins, died February 11, 1909.
Perkins, p. 1195, gen. VIII: Aurelia Frances Perkins, who became wife of William Edward Maddocks, is an authoress of no mean ability, writing for publication many beautiful and pathetic pieces. both in poetry and prose, during the civil strife of 1861-65.
Perkins, p. 1196, col. 2: in connection with Lewis Wentworth Perkins (III) see Chadbourne family elsew bere.
Philhrook, Warren C., p. 321: Mr. Pbilbrook was elected attorney general of Maine, January 7, 1909, and was duly admitted and qualified as an attorney and counselor of the Supreme Court of the United States on May 3d, same year.
Quimby, p. 626, Quinby, p. 1099: one family authority (Mr. Henry C. Quinby) says that the name of the founder of the family, Robert (see p. 626), invariahly used the Quinby form, as indi- cated hy original documents on file at Salem. Massachusetts; that his sons and grandsons used the same form without any exception ; and that it was not until the fourth generation that the Quimby form hegan to appear in New Hampshire.
Quinhy, p. 1100, gen. VII : Moses Quinby graduated from Bowdoin College in 1806. Gen. VIII, Henry Brewer Quinby, name of daughter, Candace Ellen.
Roberts, Hamlin M., p. 1639 : in connection see Rich family, in, another place.
Sautelle, William H., p. 2247, col. 2: Mr. Sautelle is a member of Oriental Star Lodge, F. and A. M. ; St. Mattbew's Chapter, R. A. M., and St. Omer Commandery, K. T .; also of Kora Temple, Mystic Shrine, Lewiston. In politics he is a Republican, and in religion a Universalist. Child of Edwin C. and Mary (Sautelle) Goodwin : Edwin Crane Goodwin Jr., born July 26, 1908, in Dorches- ter, Mass.
Shepherd, p. 1555, col. 2, last parag : in connection with this see Stanwood family elsewhere in this work.
Sylvester, p. 303, col. 2, parag. 1: among children, for Eliza Charlotte read Elizabeth Charlotte. Verrill. Albert Edward, p. 1700. gen. VI: from records in family Bihles it is learned that his paternal great-grandfather was not Samuel Variel, but Davis Variel, who was born August 30, 1759, married (first) Elizabeth Jumper, and their eldest child, Samuel, was horn February 6, 1782.
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Volume I coniprises pages 1-500; Volume II, pages 501-1050; Volume III, pages 1051-1650; Volume IV, 1651-2283.
NOTE : Where the asterisk (*) appears, reference is made to Addenda and Errata page.
A Silas M., 1948 Aiken, John, 995 Alden Ancestry, I212,
Abbott Ancestry, 321,
323, 326, 327, 329, 2125 Benjamin, 2125
330
Abiel, 323
Eleazer, 1483
Alonzo, 33I
Harley R., 2125
Arthur P., 327
Isaac, 1214
Isaac, 1990
Benjamin, 326
Isaiah, 2176
Jabez, 1990 John K., Hon., 1842
Anthony, 1034
Bijah, 330
John, 1212
Carroll W., 328
John, 1699
Jonathan, 1990 Mark, Lieut., 1842
Harry B., 1036 Averill Ancestry, 1522,
Henry, 328
Joseph, Dea., 1483
George J., 2236
Jacob, 324, 325
Leonard, 2176
James H., 2235 William H., 2235
Frederic B., 1523
Job, 327
Samuel, 1213
John, Capt., 323
Alexander Ancestry, 1679
John, Dea., 323
David, 1680
Lyman, 325
De Alva S., 1681
Ephraim K., 581
Moses, 1522
Nathaniel, 323
Stanwood, 1681
Jeremiah, 581
Nathaniel, 327
William, 1680
John, 579
Moses L., 1522 William, 1522
Nathaniel T., 330
Allan Ancestry, 1156,
Melville H., 581
Ayer Ancestry, 1051,
Natt T., 330 Walter, 329
George W., 220
Simon S., 580
1053, 1054 Ebenezer, Lieut., 1051
Achorn Ancestry, 2143 Edgar O., 2144
Herbert H., 1159
Edwin W., 1054
George, 2144
John, Colonel, 219
Anthoine Ancestry, 1007 Isaiah G., Dr., 1008
Humphrey, 1053
Mathias, 2143
John D., 1159
John, 1008 Nicholas, 1007 Nicholas Jr., 1008
James M., 1054
Abraham, Sergt., 1948
Alonzo B., Dr., 1945
III7, 1644
Alfred R., 1078
Samuel, Capt., 105I
Charles K., 1944
Alonzo P., 1078
Benjamin, 1039
William E., 1055
Edward R., 1947 Elijah, 1309
Amos L., Hon., 1118
Harry L., 2023
George M., 1949
Fred J., 1644
Jeremiah, 1050
B
Henry, 1308
John, 1644
Jesse M., 2023
James, Hon., 1946
Joseph, Capt., 1076
Spencer, 2023
Babson Ancestry, 1330 George J., 1331
Jephthah H., 1951
Jotham, III7
Stephen, 1039
James, 1330
John, 1950 John M., 2138
John M., Col., 2138
Lynne F., 1945 Madeleine, 1947 Moses, 1309
Otis, 1077 William, 1076 William, Col., 1077 William A., 1078 Alley Ancestry, 2018 Albion P., 2019 Frank O., 2019
Ashby, George F., 2004 James, 2003
Moses, 1944
Moses, 1950 Moses, Corp., 1948 Nathan, 2138
Philip, 1944
2063, 2064, 2066,
Philip, 1950 Robert, 1948 Silas B., 1949
Jethro, 993 Simon, 993
Joseph C., 924 Joseph C., 925 Will C., 2004
2068, 2196 Abner, 2063 Adelbert W., 2197
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Ames Ancestry, 1841, Atwood Ancestry, 939 Abial, Lieut., 940
1990 Alfred, Capt., 1842
Alfred K., Capt., 1842
Allison G., 1990
Anthony, Capt., 1842
George S., 1990
Nathan, 941 Samuel, Capt., 941 Austin Ancestry, 1034
Edville G., 331
John, 2125
George, 322
John, Hon., 1553
Anderson Ancestry, 2235
1523 Frank L., 1523
Jeremiah, 327
Nelson H., 2125
Andrews Ancestry, 578, 579, 581 David, 578
Percy M., 579
George W., 2222
Stephen, 579 Stephen, 580
Harry B., 1054
John T., 2144
John, Colonel, 1157
Theophilus W., 1158
James C., 1054
William, Maj., 218
William, Maj., 1156
Allen Ancestry, I076,
Arey, Melvin F., 760 Arnold Ancestry, 1039, 1048, 2022 Ambrose, 1049
Peter, Cornet, 1051
Charles E., Dr., 1947
Amos, 1117
Ellen L. F., 1050
William M., 1052
Jotham, 1644
Thomas, 1039
Willard B., 1050 William, 1048
John W., 1332 Samuel B., 1332 Sivilian, Capt., 1331
Bacon Ancestry, 529 Ebenezer, 530 Josiah, Lieut., 530 Michael, 529 William, 53I Bailey Ancestry, 2060,
Fred J., 2019 Hugh, 2018 James, 2019 Altheam Ancestry, 993
Ashe Ancestry, 2055 John, 2056 John E., 2056 Atkins Ancestry, 2004 Edwin H., 2004
924
Ebenezer, Maj., 1053
Jacob, 1054
Adams - Ancestry, 1308, 1944, 1945, 1948, 2138 Abraham, 1946
John, 105I
John, 1052
2222
James, 1523
John, 1523 Joseph B., 1523
David, 1035 Frank J., 1036
Charles B., 941 Fred H., 942
Henry, 940
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Bailey Family Annie N., 2070 Augustus, 2068 Benjamin, 2196 Bernard C., 2062 Calvin, 2062 Charles E., 2070 Eben M., 2064 Ezekiel, 2064 Francis H., 2070
Barrett Family John, Dea., 242 John, Lieut .- Col., 243 Joseph, 2026 Barstow Ancestry, 1406 George S., 1408 Joseph, Capt., 1407 Timothy, 1408 William, 1406
Bean Family
James, 440 Joel, 440
John, 438
John, 443
Jonathan, Capt., 445
Joshua, 439
Levi, 443 Lewis, 444
Lewis, Capt., 444
Oliver, 441 Warren, 2238
Charles S., 1819
Elhanan, 2024
Beane, Fred E., Hon., 442
Helen M., 2071
Frank, 1818
Bechard Ancestry, 224I
Jacob, 2064 Jeremiah, 2070 John, Dea., 2069 John, 2068
Joseph, 2066 Joseph, 2067 Joseph, Dea., 2066
Lucinda, 2063
Malachi, 1817
Moses, 2065
Nathan, 479
Moses M., 2065
Nathan, Capt., 478
Joshua W., Dr., 2037
Nathan, 2067
Ralph S., 479
Richard, 2066
Richard, 477
Samuel D., 2062
Richard, 2024
Samuel H., 2064
Thomas, 2061
Wesley, 2197 William, 2063, 2196
William, 2025
Belcher Ancestry, 957
Clifford, 959 Gregory, 958
Bigelow Ancestry, 799 Augustus W., 801
*George, 801
James, 446
James, Capt., 446 Jennie S., 447
Baker Ancestry, 245,
1037, 2224
Amos, 2225
1703
Anson, 1702
Bradford, 1576
Edward, 245
Asa B., 1703
David, Dr., 1576
Henry K., 2225
Clement, 1701
Eben H., Dr., 1796
Bird, Aaron Jr., 484
John P., 1038
Constantine, 1702
Elmer D., 1577
Royal, 484
Bisbee Ancestry, 1344 Charles, 1345 Elisha Jr., 1345
Bangs Ancestry, 2141 Edward, 214I
Edward, Capt., 2142
Elihu, Dr., 1557
James, 2143
James P., 1557 Simon, 1556
Nathaniel, 2172
Nathaniel, Lieut., 1576 Peter, 1576
William, 1575
Frank S., 1056
Frederick F., 1060
Jacob, 1055
James A., 1061
John, 1058
James, 2074, 2119
William, Col., 128
John, 1937 Peleg, Dr., 1939
Joshua W., 1059
Jonathan, 2072 Peleg, 2075
Bean Ancestry, 438, 440, 443, 444
Charles, 445
Charles A., 446
Cotton, 445 Daniel F., 440
Francois, 810 Louis, 810
Louis, Rev. 810 Father,
Berry Ancestry, 392, 395 Alfred H., 395 Alfred L., 395 Augustus H., 396
Berry Family Charles H., 397 George, 394 George, 395 George, Maj., 394
Harold L., 395 Joseph, Gen., 395 Levi, 396 Samuel, 394 Thaddeus C. S., 397 Thaddeus C. S., Dr., 396 Thomas, Lieut., 394 William, 392 William, Dea., 395
Besse Ancestry, 112I Anthony, 1I2I Frank L., 1122
Jonathan B., II2I
Levi, 1818
2280
Beyer, Henry G., 2201 Henry G., Jr., 2201
Bickford Ancestry, 1561 Anson W., 1561 Edwin W., 1561
Bickmore Ancestry, 2096 Albert H., 2097 Albert S., 2097
George, 2096
John, 2097
Thomas, 2096 William H., 2097
Bain Ancestry, 446 Charles H., 447 Harriet M., 447
William R., 2025
William Y., 2025 Zenas W., 2024
Samuel, 959 Samuel C., 959
Bender, Simpson P.,
Rev., 760
Billings Ancestry, 960
Bates Ancestry, 1700,
Bennett Ancestry, 1574, 1576, 1796, 2172
Edward K., 2173
Joseph, 1575
Joseph L., 1575
Josiah, 1796
Elihu, 1556
Myron E., 2173 Nahum, 1577
Nathan, 1796
Spaulding, 1347 Stanley, 1347 Thomas, 1344
Jonathan, Capt., 2142 Robert, 2143 William T., 2143 Barker Ancestry, 2074, 2119
2071,
Fred N., 131
Asa, 2072
Nathaniel B., 130
Charles C., 1941
Cyrus I., 2072
Sheldon H., 129
George B., 1941
Ebenezer, 2120
William, 128
Ichabod, 1938
Seth E., 1942 Stephen, 1939
Simeon, 2120
Thomas, 2074 Thomas A., 2074
Barrett Ancestry, 242,
2026
Elisha, 441
Emery O., Hon., 442
Ervin A., 2238 George W., 444 Henry, 439 Ivory S., 446
Anthony, 1574
Adoniram J., M. D., Hon., 961
John, 961 Nathaniel, 960
Joseph, 245, 246, 2225 Prince, 1037 William, 2224
Henry A., 1702
Henry E., 1703
Baxter Ancestry, 1556 Clinton L., 1558
Beal Ancestry, 128 Arthur, 128 Benjamin, 129
Black Ancestry, 1055,
1058, 1060. 1061
Benson Ancestry, 1937
Bergeron Ancestry, 809
Charles E., 244 Felix, Dr., 2026 Franklin R., 244 James, 242 John, 243
Frank L., 1818
George D., 2024
Henri P., 224I Uldric, 224I
Beckler Ancestry, 2279
Ichabod, 1819 James, 2025 Joseph, 2023
Philip C., 2279
Warren B., M. D.,
Lucius I., 1819
Beede Ancestry, 2036, 2140 Eli, 2037
Nathan, 2141 Phineas, 2037 Thomas, 2140
Robert, 1816
Beedy Ancestry, 2140 Harry F., 214I Samuel H., 2141
Stephen, 2023 Sylvester, 479
Bass Ancestry, 1553 Joseph P., 1553 Samuel, 1553 Samuel, Dea., 1553
James, 379 John, 378 John, 799
Clarence A., Dr., 1038
*George D., 1346 George W., 1346
Josiah, 1060 Laura M., Dr., 1061 Thomas H., 1061 William, 1055 William T., 1062 Blaine Ancestry, 1023 Ephraim, Col., 1023 Ephraim L., 1023 James, 1023 James G., 1024 Blair Ancestry, 1791 Charles A., 1792
George, 2070 Guy P., 2064 Hannah J., 2066
Bartlett Ancestry, 477, 1816, 1818, 2023
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Blair Family James, 1792 John, 1792 Blaisdell Ancestry, 2020, 2022, 2251, 2252 Daniel, 2022 David, 2021
Boody Family
Bradford Family
Brooks Family
John H., 474 John H., 1468
Samuel, Lieut., 5001
William, 480 William, 482
Robert, Rev., 474 Robert, Rev., 1467 Zechariah, 473
William, 483 William H., 500
Dummer, 2021 Eben F., 225I
Roswell C., 1677
Ebenezer, 225I
Samuel, Rev., 1675 Stephen, Col., 1676
Robert, 1435 Walter F., 1436
John, 2021 John C., 2022 Martin, Hon., 2022 Ralph, 2021
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