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and Emily (Howe) Allen b. Jan. 15, 1858, East Boston, Mass. THE ALLEN AND DYER FAMILY, John Howe m. Miss Moore of Worcester, Mass. Their son, John Howe, Jr. b. 1802, m. Clarissa, dau. of Reuben and Annie Whitten Dyer of Dyer's Bay, Steuben, Maine. John Howe, Jr., was a ships blacksmith, had a shop in East Boston, Mass. He contributed toward build- ing the first Presbyterian Church there and was a regular attend- ent many years. They had one dau. Emily Frances Howe, b. Sept. 10, 1834; m. Asher L. Allen b. 1828, Mansfield, New York. They resided East Boston, Mass. They removed to Providence, R. I., where John Grosvenor Allen attended his first terms of school, returning to East Boston at the age of 8 years. They lived with his grandparents, John Howe, Jr., when his father died, and then continued on. John Allen learned the trade as a machinist at the Atlantic Machine Shop, later going with the Lockwood Co. as Outside Superintendent. Later he was em- ployed with the Liability Assurance Co. as inspector. John and Annie (Dyer) Allen had one son, Norman Dean b. Dec. 25, 1885, Winthrop, Mass. Dean m. 1st Mildred, dau. of Dr. Fred- erick and Mary (Maxwell) Morse of Melrose, Mass. They had two sons: Frederick and Grosvenor. Frederick Morse Allen b. Winthrop, Mass., m. Marjorie Cryan of New York. Resides Washington, D. C., they have one son Robert Cryan. Grosvenor Mazwell Allen, m. Elizabeth Webber of Searsport, Maine. Their children: Dean and Denny, twins, Dean, d. when a baby by ac- cident, and the youngest is Douglas. Norman Dean was an X-ray expert, was employed at Constitution Wharf during both World Wars X-raying bales of cotton, wool, etc., being sent abroad. Norman Dean and Mildred (Morse) Allen were divorced and Dean, m. 2nd Mary M. Plastridge, of New Hampshire, a gradu- ate nurse of the Deaconess Hospital, Boston, Mass. He d. Dec. 27, 1950.
(7) Emeline Shepherd Johnson b. June 10, 1839; d. March 12, 1920. Unmarried, she lived with her youngest brother Her- bert at the old homestead.
(7) Charles Nathaniel b. May 15, 1841; d. Nov. 27, 1841.
(7) Philomelia Emery Johnson b. Dec. 27, 1849; d. Oct. 22, 1938; m. June 8, 1862, Frank, son of Hannah (Dyer) Warren
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b. Milbridge, Maine. He was mate of the "Old Brunswick" steamer on International Line. They resided in Boston, Mass. Their children: Edwin C. and Vernetta E. Edwin b. Feb. 28, 1865; d. March 7, 1913. Vernetta Evelyn b. Dec. 13, 1868 m. William Cole of East Poland, Maine. Their children: Herbert, Edith, Esther and Lewis. Herbert Lester Cole b. Sept. 26, 1890; m. April 13, 1919, Hazel Marie dau. of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Harding of Portland, Maine. They spent their honey-moon with their uncle Herbert Johnson at East Sullivan. He got em- ployment with the railroad in Portland. After working there for a few years was transferred to Wilmington, California, where he has been promoted to manager of the freight office with a staff of employees, in the Harbor Belt Line Railroad. Their children are: Richard, Dorella and Ruth. Richard Harding b. Jan. 18, 1922, m. Virginia Duzenberry July 4, 1943, they have two dau .: Lynn Marie and Leslie Merrill. Richard Cole is assistant manager of a branch of the California Bank at Long Beach, Cal. Dorella May b. Aug. 9, 1930 m. Roger Johnson April 16, 1944. He works for United Air Lines in Seattle, Wash- ington, as one of the ground crew who do the clerical work and supply the planes with gas, oil, food, and a world of other things that they have on board when they take off. Ruth Ver- netta b. Aug. 9, 1930 m. Ralph D. Wineteer, Aug. 7, 1949. He works for a Customs House Banker at San Pedro. Philomelia (Johnson) Warren divorced Frank Warren and m. 2nd Cyrus Cole of East Poland, Maine. He was a painter and employed at the Poland Spring House. Mrs. Cole was also employed there, she was the pastry cook for fourteen years. The consumption of food at this large hotel was enormous and she became quite famous for her excellent cuicine. Cyrus d. in the early 1900s and "Phila" was cared for in her last days by her step-daughter Harriet Spiller at Mechanic Falls. She was the only child of the National Johnson family that did not spend their days on the original grant.
(7) Francis Edwin Johnson b. Nov. 26, 1848; d. Oct. 8, 1926. He lived on the old homestead with his brother Herbert and family until 1906, when his sister, Julia Ann Dyer, bought the Benjamin Ordway house, she being alone, he went to live
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with her, and died in that house. "Frank" was always a friend to everyone always giving a neighborly hand, especially the widows, who had so many men's chores to do and no one to help them. He was respected as such and loved by the community.
(7) Herbert Oscar, youngest son, of Dr. Nathaniel Johnson, b. Aug. 19, 1854; m. Lelia Ardell dau. of Capt. Albert William and Eunice (Cleaves) Clark of Steuben, b. March 30, 1862, m. March 3, 1883. Herbert Johnson served as constable 1881-2, was road commissioner 1892. On Feb. 2, 1899, he was nomi- nated Justice of the Peace and quorum by Llewellyn Powers, and it was always an enjoyable day when the old Civil War pen- sioners met at the Johnson home for their papers to be endorsed. They swapped stories and experiences, which should have been recorded for the interest of the succeeding generations. From 1904 to 1930, it was said that Herbert Johnson was the only farmer in town who received his entire income from a farm. His stock was blooded, his home in excellent repair, his acres well cultivated, and he was ever alert for any device that would abet the work either in the house or on the farm. He was a charter member of the Knights of Pythians and John Dority Grange. Being overseer of the latter in 1902, Master in 1917, and was treasurer at the time of his death, Jan. 25, 1930. Eight of the nine children of Dr. Nathaniel Johnson died in the homes built on the original grant. Herbert and Lelia (Clark) Johnson's children were: Lamont and Luella, twins, and Clarissa. Ellis Lamont Johnson, b. April 7, 1884, m. Isa Lura, dau. of Moses Bartlett of Dixmont, Maine, b. Jan. 17, 1892; m. March, 1909. Their children: Ellis and Norman were born at Sullivan Har- bor where he was employed in the store with Dunbar Brothers. Soon after moved to Dixmont and lived on a farm for a few years and then moved back to East Sullivan and bought the James Sullivan Lord place in June, 1917, where he now lives. E. Lamont and Isa were both members of John Dority Grange, he was elected master in 1925 and 1929, and Isa secretary. He was elected master of Green Mountain Pomona Grange, Oct. 22, 1932 and 1934. Ellis Bartlett Johnson b. Oct. 18, 1911; m. Sept. 9, 1933, Gussie Robertson, dau. of George and Florence (Sar- gent) Hanna, of South Gouldsboro, at Milbridge. She was b. Jan.
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27, 1909, resides East Sullivan. Their children: Richard Allan b. July 19, 1934; Betty Ann b. July 11, 1937, and George Robert b. April 27, 1946. Norman Victor b. May 25, 1913; d. Dec. 14, 1932, the next year after graduating from high school. Harriet Wilmer b. Nov. 22, 1914; m. Dec. 2, 1926, Emery, son of Capt. Leeman and Ellen (Campbell) Albee of Ashville, b. Aug. 1, 1909. Emery and Harriet purchased the house built by Capt. Edward E. Bragdon from the lumber, that was razed from his house on Bridgham Hill after it was purchased by Mrs. Spring, built on the site of the Simon Havey house, and the old Nathaniel Noyes, Jr., near the Union Church. The original lot was granted to Jabez Simpson in 1803, where he built a house and where the first post office was established, in East Sullivan. Emery and Harriet Albee have one son: David Knowlton, b. April 29, 1939.
Emma Luella, b. April 7, 1884. Went several terms to the Winter High Schools of Sullivan. Taught school in Steuben, Birch Harbor and Sullivan. Was telephone operator at the Granite Hotel, West Sullivan, 1906-7; m. Jan. 23, 1907, Nathan Yeaton, son of John and Caroline (Yeaton) Dunbar of Steuben. He was b. Aug. 27, 1879; d. Nov. 3, 1937 in Sullivan. Nathan Dunbar was a carpenter and master workman. Employed with Charles Edgar "Ed" Hale of Sorrento mostly. Luella was Matron at the Sorrento Swimming Pool from 1916 to 1950. They bought the Edward Johnson place of Dr. Harry Patten in 1920, sold to George and Myrtle Anderson in 1946. She was elected President on the board of trustees of the Simpson Cemetery Nov. 15, 1948, with Ruth Bartlett, Vice President and Doris Potter, Secretary and Seth Johnson, Treasurer, and elected Sec- retary and Treasurer of The Frenchman's Bay Library, 1947.
(8) Clarissa Ordway Johnson b. Feb. 20, 1889; graduated High School 1905. Attended Castine Normal School 3 terms and taught school. Graduated Presbyterian Hospital School of Nurs- ing, New York City, Sept., 1914. Graduated Manhattan Hos- pital and Dispensary of the City of New York, Dec. 15, 1914. Graduated Instructive District Nursing Association, Boston, Mass., June 4, 1916. Did Public Health Nursing in The Dexter and Piscataquis Anti-Tuberculosis Association, 1915. Helped to
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organize The Woman's Reformatory at Skowhegan, in 1916. Joined the reserve unit of the Presbyterian Hospital, Aug. 3, 1917. Active service overseas, 17 months, with A. E. F. Base Hospital, No. 2, which was turned over to the British Hospital, No. 1, Etretat, France. Honorable discharged April 4, 1919. Went immediately with Metropolitan Life Insurance Co., New York City, to organize their public health service in the Long Island District, comprising 6 villages, Main Office, Long Island City. M. William Sterling Sutherland, July 3, 1919, an auto- mobile salesman, b. March 6, 1885. They were divorced in Florida in 1936.
She established her own business in physiotherapy in Forest Hills, Long Island, New York, while there studied and gradu- ated from The School of Natureopathy, June 14, 1932. Hol- land D. Parker, D. S., M. D. and Ph. D. Pres. Horace B. Col- linsby, M. D., Registrar.
After the death of her father and having the care of the old homestead, she moved her ten room household goods home to East Sullivan, in 1936. Doing private nursing in the psychiatric field. Bought the Gipson Hanna store in 1940. Remaining in New York mostly until after World War II when she returned to East Sullivan and took over her store business.
Clarissa J. Sutherland has one daughter, Emy Luella Suther- land, b. July 3, 1935, in Forest Hills, New York City, N. Y.
Here is a poem written just after the family had returned home from New York, where they had been living during World War II, and the home had been closed for three years.
THE OLD JOHNSON FARM by Clarissa Johnson Sutherland.
The Old Johnson Farm is ringing once more With laughter and merry making, As it has in the past and ever before When joy within is awaking, The quiet and peace from the worlds restless horde Proved a solemn meditation,
For the dear old house apes the realm of God
Pours love, like a benediction.
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It's of Queen Anne style, nested in shrubs and bowers, And trees that rustle leaf music,
The breezes that waft the sweet scent of flowers, Toss gentle caresses so rhythmic. All about and around the green grass is waving Bespeckled with heads that play,
The little brook bubbles and babbles while laving Imbedded rocks on its way.
The woods stretch back to the north for a mile Where the grazing cattle pastured,
Then South to the shore to linger a while On the wave washed ledges enraptured, A crystal spring boils out of the ground To quench a thirst for health,
Herbs, fruits and berries everywhere abound To add to Natures wealth.
Just in front of the house and across the road A glen reaches out to the sea, Echoes reverberating almost every sound On a quiet summers eve.
The sun, moon and stars light the humble path Most earnestly to pray, For God's care and guidance that He hath To halt the steps that stray.
It was the Johnson hand and the Johnson zeal That built and fostered the homeland, They gave it the culture that made it real As it smacks of Puritan, A welcome that lurks about the door, Bids the stranger in to rest, From years gone by to years in store The watchword-Friend-li-ness.
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INDEX PART I
Page
BLACKSMITHS
Cyrus Emery
106
Charles Henry Preble
106
Eben Preble 106
William Lord
107
Barton Joy
107
Roland Orcutt
107
Thurlow Hammond
107
Edward Guptill
107
BRICK YARDS
Nathaniel Noyes 105
George Patten
105
Gipson Hanna 105
Brick Yard Parties
105-106
BLUEBERRY PLAINS
Earl Sutherland 97
Oscar Havey 97
Eugene Havey 97
Eugene Hanna
97
Sidney Doyle
97
Edwin Doyle
97
BUILDING AND WORKING
The New Comers
92
House Structure 93
CHURCH
Ashville
68
East Sullivan
65
East Sullivan Union
69
Elder Foye
66
First Church, Falls Point 1799 64
Liberal Christians 65
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Pages 66
Methodists
Methodists List of Ministers
66-67
Sorrento
67
COLLEGE
University of Maine
17
Bates
17
Bowdoin
17
Colby
17
DOCTORS
Roland Bridgham
82
Nathaniel Johnson
83
Abner Johnson
84
Francis Corr
84
William Homer
84
Frederick Bridgham
84
Benjamin Ordway
85
William Haskell
85
Stewart Phelps
85
Spiro Bridgham
85
Hiram Holt
86
Rufus Black
86
Charles Sumner
86
Urann Nursing Home
86
Maple Crest Nursing Home
86
FARMING
Theodore Johnson
95
William Martin
95
Herbert Johnson
95
Philip Martin Sr.
95
GARAGES
Arnold and Edward Martin 107
Black and Gordon
107
Vandy Rice 107
GAY NINETIES 137
399
Pages
GRANITE QUARRIES
Dunbar Bros.
99
The Hopewell Granite Co.
99
E. H. and H. S. Dyer
99
Crabtree and Havey
99
Sullivan Granite Co.
99
Stinson Granite Co. 99
99
Hooper, Havey and Company
99
Alonzo Abbott 99
99
Blaisdell and Abbott
99
Benvenue Granite Co.
99
GOULDSBORO TOWN LINE
20
HALLS
Temperance Hall, East Sullivan 108
Blake Hall, North Sullivan
108
Scintillations from Sullivan, H.M.S. 108
Milton Hall 110
HOSTELRIES
Bay Head Inn
129
Bristol 126
Edgewater Inn 129
Granite Hotel
126
St. John
127
Manor Inn
129
Swiss Chalet
128
Sorrento
131
Waukeag House
127
LIGHTHOUSE
Crabtree Ledge
38
MAINE
Origin of
3
Emblem, Motto, Bird, Capitol, State House, Execu- tive Mansion 4
400
Wakefield and Orcutt
Robertson and Havey
Pages
State Flag, Seal, Song
5
Important Dates
5
Counties of 7
Monhegan Island
8
Admitted to Union
17
MILITARY
Revolutionary War
23
Revolutionary War Veterans
24
Civil War (War of the Rebellion)
25
Civil War Veterans
26
World War II
26-27
World War I
27-28
MINES
Milton
98
Fanuel and Sullivan
98
Salem-Sullivan
98
Boss of the Bay
98
Golden Circle
98
Copperopolis
98
Richmond
98
Sullivan Mining Co. 98
Morancy by Helen C. Hill 29
New England Telephone and Telegraph Co.
21
Preble Piano, The, by Samuel Scoville Jr. 52
PULP WOOD
Eugene Hanna
97
Oscar Havey 97
SAW MILLS
John Johnson
95
Daniel Sullivan 95
Wallace Bros. 96
Smith Bean 96
Havey and Doyle 96
Ober
96
401
Pages
Earl Sutherland
96
Harrison Reed 96
SECRET ORDERS
Independent Order of Good Templars 87
The Masonic Lodge
88
David A. Hooper Lodge 88
Oasis Chapter
90
Knights of Pythias
90
Grange, History of
91
John Dority Grange
92
SCHOOLS
Reservations for Colleges
70
Flanders School District No. 5
71
The Little Red School House
71
Bridgham Hill School
72
Ash District
72
Sullivan Harbor
72
North Sullivan
73
First School Supervisor Report
73
Free High School
76
Course of Study
77
First High School Building
78
Area High School
80
Trustees
79
Supervising Board
80
First Teachers Hired
80
Gymnasium
81
SHIP BUILDING
Josiah Simpson
97
John Simpson
97
STEAMBOATS
Buttercup
42
Elector
42
Sapho
42
402
Pages
Sebenoa
42
Norumbega
42
Siers des Monts
42
Samoset
43
Moosehead
43
Rangeley
43
Hector
44
Mt. Desert Ferry
43-44
STORES
Ash, Washington 119
Abbott, Alonzo 123
Abbott, Howard 122
Bartlett, George and Ruth 121
120
Bunker, Lysander
118
Connors, Edward R.
123
Crabtree and Havey
122
Doyle, James
118
Doyle, Edwin
120
Dunbar Bros.
121
Goodwin, Fred
123
Gordon, Henry
123
Gordon, Van
122
Gray, Mary and Linwood
121
Hall, John
123
Hanna, Sidney
118
Hanna Bros.
118
Hanna, Gipson
119
Havey, William R.
122
Hooper, Gilley Frank
122
Hooper and Havey
122
Hutchings, Charles
119
Hill, Arthur Hill
119
Lipsky, Wolf 123
Noyes, Nathaniel
120
O'Connor, Charles
121
403
Bunker, George
Pages
Pettee, Winfield
120
Pettingill, Elmer
123
Pettingill, George 123
Robertson, Ira 122
Robertson, Pearl B. 119
Simpson, Ambrose
122
Simpson, Wilton 118
Tufts, Milton
117
The Stone Store, "Cling Clang"
111
Valley Lunch
120
SULLIVAN
Heads of Families 9
First Town Meeting, Falls Point 11
Early Town Records
12
Town Meeting, Grange Hall
22
Subscribers to first Schoolhouse and Church, Falls Point
16
Representative for the Separation of Maine
17
Admitted to Union
17
First Post Office
21
Bridge Partition 1821-22
44
Sargent Bridge
45
Hancock-Sullivan Bridge
46
Ferry
Electric Lights 50
SWEETLAND SEPARATED 20
TRANSPORTATION
Boats and Railroad 39
The Shore Line 40
Washington County Railroad 41
John Moore 41
TUNK LAKE
Early History by Chief Stanwood 32
48
Settlement 36
404
Pages
Wickyup
133
The Boulders
133
Big Chief Camps
134
Tidings from Tunk by Helen M. Smith
134
Chief Stanwood, Himself
136
VENDERS
Henry Young
125
William Tracy 125
Asa Bunker 125
Wolf Lipsky
125
Armenian Knapsack Peddlers
125
405
INDEX PART II
Page
ABBOT, Nelson
348
Adams, John
349
Arey, James
349
Arey, Thomas
348
Arnold, Otis C.
349
Ash Family
297
Ashley Family
341
BACON, George
349
Baker, Moses
349
Bean Family
232
Bean, David
205
Blaisdell Family
295
Blaisdell, William
295
Blanchard, Stephen
350
Bragdon Family
327
Bragdon, Capt. Oliver
329
Breck, Edward
192
Bridgham, Dr. Fred
174
Brooks, Schooner D. C.
306
Bunker Family
274
Buckley, Elizabeth
350
CALDWELL, Margaret Nickerson
34
Carpenter, John
35C
Campbell, Charles
191
Census, Town of Sullivan 1865
348
Chilcott Family
264
Chilcott, Clio
264
Churchill Family 336
Clapham, William
351
Connors, Charles W.
350
Cummings, W. S.
178
DELANO Family
337
Doane, Elijah S.
357
406
Pages
Doyle Family
296
Doyle, Lawrence
296
Downing, John
351
Downing, Richard
351
Drew, Albert
352
Dunbar Family
358
Durney, James N.
352
Dyer Family
255
EATON, William B.
355
Emery, Hiram
166
Emery, John S.
178
Emery, John S. Obituary
179
FENTON Family
312
Flanders
141
Flanders, Jane Sandusky
142
Flanders, Stephen
142
Ford, Oakman
234-357
Foster, Jabez
352
Fowles, J. P.
352
Fiske, Edward
352
Franklin, Capt. William
353
GERRISH, Frederick
301
Gerrish, Ralph
301
Gerrish, Selena Osborne
301
Gibbs, Sylvenus
353
Gordon Family Records
210
Grant, Warren
353
Graham, Aaron
353
HALL, Isaiah
354
Hall, Willard
354
Hanna Family
239
Hanna, Gipson H.
243
Hanna, Dr. Walter S.
244
Hanna, Sidney
241
407
Pages
Hawkins Family
253
Hawkins, Dr. Henry
254
Hill, Nahum Family
192
Hill, Eliza Haskell, Obituary
186
Hill, Enoch
191
Hill, Thomas
183
Hinman, Col. Benjamin
181
Hooper Family
302
Havey Family
285
Havey, Andrew P.
285
Hodgkins
353
INGALLS Family
302
JELLISON, Edward
352
Johnson Family
375
Johnson, Charlotte Elizabeth
196
Johnson, Dr. Abner
196
Johnson, Sylvester
306
Johnson, Enoch
172
LORD, Jason
355
Lynam, George
355
Lynam, Enoch
355
Lynam, Charles
355
MACOMBER Family
336
Martin Family
342
Moon, Calvin A.
355
Moon, Capt. Thomas
355
Moon, Curtis E.
356
Morancy, John
358
Mulhern, Patrick
193
Meynell, Harry
174
NICKERSON Family
332
Nickerson, Capt. Thomas Nelson
333
Noyes Family
320
Noyes, Nathaniel
320
Noyes, Frederick
323
408
Pages
PATRIOT AND HIS GRAVE, by Col. Smith
198
Patten Family
260
Pettee Family
237
Pineo, John
256
Pineo, Louisa Jane 256
Pineo, Charles Byron
256
Preble Family
366
RIDEOUT, Miles
357
Robertson Family
290
Robertson, Aaron
290
Robertson, Philip 292
291
Robertson, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Robertson
242
SARGENT, Epes
195
Sargent, Paul Dudley
195
Sargent, Epes H.
203
Sargent, Charles
203
Sargent, Charles, Deed to Property
206
Sargent Mountain
196
Sargent, Ralph L.
203
Simpson Family
156
Slater Family
253
Simpson, Amos
165
Simpson, James
164
Smith Family
336
Smith, Bradbury
339
Smith, Col. Harry M.
198
Speidel, Louisa C.
356
Sperry, Ransom
356
Stimson
358
Stover Family
308
Stover, John
306
Stover, Capt. John
308
Sullivan Family
144
Sullivan, Daniel
144
409
Robertson, Harvey
Pages
TALE OF THE SEA, A
305
Thomsen, John Stearns
186
Thorn Family
231
Tracy Genealogy
270
Tripp, John M.
356
Tufts, Milton
356
Turner Family
360
URANN FAMILY
227
VIBERT, Dennis "Once Grew Tomatoes" 175
WHITE FAMILY
363
White, John E.
207
White, William
306
Watson, Charles
358
Wilson, Daniel
358
Wilkinson, Joshua
358
Wooster, Henry L.
357
Wooster, William
193
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Acres
The French Line
224 Acres
96 Rods
Paul Blaisdell 39 Acres NO.74
Abner Blaisdell 100 Acres
No. 73
Joseph Miller
James Miller 100 Acres
100 Acres
No.72
No. 71
Nathan Jones
including island
Reuben Abbot
200 Acres
Moses Abbot
100 Acres
No.78
John
50 A.
No. 81
Reuben AbbotJn
100 Acres
No.68 Josiah
Simpson's
widow
ACRES
No. 113 Stephen Clark 100 Acres
100 Aores
No.82
Richard Clark 100 AeDes
Henry Grant
100 Acres
No.8+
100 Acres
No. 110 Edward Pettingill 100 Acres
No. 85 Thos. Moons Widow 100 Acres
No. 109
William Worster 200 Acres
PUBLIC LOT
No. 108 Oliner Worster 100 Acres
231 Acres
No.87 Thomas Bennet 100 Acres
NO.107 David Worster 100 Acres
No. 106 Robert Gordon 70 Acres
No.88 Christopher Moon 100 Acres
No.105 Robert Mercer 100 Acres
No. 104 Paul Blaisdell 61 Acres
No.69 William Me Neal 100 Acres
100 Acres
No. 90 Agnean & Geo Crabtree 2
No. 102 Samuel Ball 100 Acres
4.92 Morgen Jones 25 A.
NO.91 Morgan Jones 100 Acres
No. 101 Stephen Youngs Widow 100 Acres
No.93 Charles Coats 100 Acres
No. 99 Joseph Lancaster
67 Acres
No. 98 Joseph Lancaster 100 Acres
No.97
William Crabtree
100 Acres
NO.96 Gea Crabtree 29 Acres
No.95 Agrun Crabtree 77 Acres
S
No.94 George Crabtree 58 Acres
Soole of Rods 80 to an inch
Copied from the original blue print by Ben Albert Benson, 1952
No. 63
James Sim 100
Nathaniel Preble 103 Acres
John Preble 100 Acres
John Simpson's Wido NO.64
100
Acres
69
No.114 Stephen Merchants Widow
100 Acres
PUBLIC
LOT
No.66
Paul D S 100
Heres
No. 112 Thomas Foss 100 Acres
No.111 William Foss 61 Acres 96 Rods
No. 83
John Gordon
No.70
Samuel Simpson 100 Acres
Rob't Gordon
NO. 67 30 A.
No.69
Paul Simpson
100 Acres
No.77
100 Acres
No.79
No.80
Abbot
9 Bean
SI A
No.13 amel In 18' Ach
No.1 Beij. We
No.100 Widow Cook 100 Acres
NO. 103
No.86 Joseph Moon 100 Acres
584 Acres 34 Rods
100
No. 75
PUBLIC LOT
300 Acres
PUBLIC LOT
300 Acres
Samuele John Pretle 13 Acres
John UPOn 28 A.
Widow Sullivan 37h Acres
7318 Acres 76 Rods
FLANDERS
POND
No.56 John Bean. 114 Acres
0
Ke.95 Ebenezer Bragden & Ebenezer Bresdonk 78 /2 Acres
100 Acres
100 Acres
No.60 Morris NEGreth Samuel Ingalls James Bean 57
Samuel
No. 59 Bean . 100 A. Proprietor
Original
No.62
No.61
Ne. 52 John Bean . deceased Original Proprietor
6.86
No. 5! Josiah Simpson-deceased IOC Acres Original prop.
No.22
27 A.
NO.2? Morrvs
NO. 27
Nathaniel Preble-deceased
PUBLIC LOT
John Preble 100 Acres
Richard Downing
100 Acres
Benj. Ash
100 Acres
No.26
No. 50
300 Acres
NO. 18
No.21
Moses Bragdon 100 Acres
No.29
No. 24
No.28 Samuel
Hill -
100
Acres
No. 13
quel Ingalls 67 Acres
No.14 John White 100 Acres
No.45 James Bean 69 Acres
No. 12 Ebenezer Bragdon 955 Acres
. NO. 32
200 Acres
NO.44 Phillip Marten 60 A.
No. !! enj. Welsh 100 Acres
No. 10 Jabez 5imp son 100 Acres
No.9 John Uran 72 Acres
No.8 Ebenezer Bragdon 126 Acres
No.7 Samuel Preble 64
Acres
No.6 John Hammons 62 Acres
100
Acres
NO. 37
Con
Phillip Marton, Jr.
86 Acres
A Plan of the TOWN of SULLIVAN, ME.
Taken pursuant to a resolve of the Hon ble Legislature of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, passed the 4th of March 1803 and under the direction of David Cobb, Esq. November 15th 1803 by James Peters, Surveyor .~
Traced from Land Office Records, State of Maine, Vol.1, Page 43 Jan. 10 1927.
100 Acres
No.68
Josiah
yow
Simpsons
100 Acres
PUBLIC Lor
No.5+ Joseph Brogdon Original Proprietor
100 Acres
No. 63
James Simpson 100 Acres
Benj. York
Paul Uran
100 Acres Original Proprietor
Ne. 17
Richard
Downing
Acres
Hos Brandon
21 A-
Wm. Ingalls 100 Acres
NO.29
Hommon 38 A.
50 Acres
MORAREA PONI
No. 48 Edward Hammon 50 Acres
No.40 James Bean & others 100 Acres
NO.+2
No.41
No.40
Wyle Woll 41 A.
No. 34 Morris
NO. 35
No.39 Enoch Hill 100 Acres
No.38 Benj. Condol 88 Acres
91 Acres
No. 2
NO. 3
NO. 4
No. 5
Bean
Acres
Samuel & John Preble
Joseph Bragdon 79 Acres
Daniel Sullivan's Widow 62ยง A.
John
86
Jabez Simpson
200 Acres
No.15
No.47
Nathaniel
Ash
No. 30
Benj. & Stephen Johnson
Ebenezer Bean 200 Acres
John Preble.Jr 100 Acres
Amos Ames 100 Acres
McGrath Acres
NO.43
Wyle Hall 59 Acres
66
Nathaniel Ash & Edward Hammons
Bean
Acres
S
Acres
.Lan Simpson's Widow
100 Acres
Buckley
Joshua Bickford 50 Acres
No.20
Samuel Bean 100 Acres
Ephriam Dyer 100 Acres
Nathaniel Johnson's Widow 100 Acres No. 31 Phillip Marten 50 Acres
No.33
No.49 John
No.16
71
Band
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