Early Litchfield Settlers and Family Ancestry From Bath to Maine
A genealogical fragment traces Litchfield Maine settlers linked to Bath and New Meadows. It notes Esp. Smith and Benj Hinkley origins from Pownalboro, Thomas Lowell of Portland, and multiple Brown, Berry, and Lowell descendants with dates in the 18th and 19th centuries. It recounts Revolutionary War service, marriages, and moves to Litchfield Calais Gardiner and Pittston Me.
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W. L. Lowell
Lichfield
Maine
Mare
Esp
Smith
Benj. Hinkley
Cate
New Meadows
Bath
Tarietas Baker
Sen
Barighas
Ben
Thomas Smith
Pownalboro
Crescen
Massachusetts
Pairunhas Baker
Judah Aid Meres Baler
Tron Franc’s Baker
England
Yatmostt
Maes
Marriet Mehitahile Smith
Nova Scotia
Wad
Pownashore
Litchfield
Barnabas
Solomon Brown
Georhim
Simeon Brown
Grrandson
Solomon
Sara KE. Rumery
Biddeford
Sara Chaloner
Gorham
Otto
Join Brown
VaGetd Wieddaeb
Darna
Orr
Sam Brown
We Batter
James
John
Lavina Lemon
Lemonts
Thomas
France
James Brown
William Brown
Sam
Eliza Brown
Newburyport
Sam‘l Brown
William
Sally Morsridge
Sara Donnell
Capt
Nath'l Berry
W. Bath
Mary Mitchell
Georgetown
Nath’l Berry, Jr
Valley Forge
Washington
Life Guard
Pittston
Lydia Berry
Eliza Robinson
Gardiner
Thomas Lowell
Portland
Judith Farrar
Buckfield
Bingham
Reuben Lowell
Sarah Smith
Joseph
Martha Robinson
Calais
George
Reuben
Lee
Negnon Geere
Martha Smith
George Lowell
Sara Hill
Horatio Hill
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Roosevelt Strengthens Maine Delegation In Convention
Delegates rallied around Roosevelt as Sagadahoe County backed the Roosevelt ticket with 189 votes to Taft 104 in the Second District. The convention organized with Noble Maxwell chairing and Roscoe Ham as secretary, selecting committees and signaling likely primary momentum.
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Roosevelt
Sagadahoe County
Shin
Courag
Noble Maxwell
Richmond
Roscoe P. Ham
Bath
Charles V. Minott
Phippsburg
Sagadahoe
Harold M. Sewall
Frank S. Adams
Bowdoin
W. F. Dunham
Ron
William T. Cobb
Rockland
Republican State Committee
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Philbrook
Cobb Dere
Congress
Taft
Sewall Fleet May Join Panama Canal Trade
The Dirigo and other Sewall steam square-riggers of Maine may be fitted with auxiliary engines to navigate the Panama Canal once completed. These vessels, about six in number, could bolster American coast to coast transport and boost coal and lumber shipments, countering reliance on foreign-built craft.
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Sewa
Maine
Puvet Sound
Panama Canal
Cape Horn
Sewall
Canal
Congress
Marine Journal
State sends crews to clean browntail moths in Manchester
Commissioner Buckley, backed by eight inspectors led by Charles P. Davis, orders statewide action on browntail moths in noncompliant towns. Manchester, Kennebec County, will be billed via the state tax as no town appropriation was made. Other towns have shown willingness to ignore the law.
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Europe
Fead
T. Hopkins
Great Jones
Hartford
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C. S. Blake
Boston
Milk St
C. E. Roberts
Mgr
W. P. Wallace
John P. Buckley
Manchester
Kennebec County
Buckley
Charles P. Davis
Probate Court Grants Farm and City Estates and Wills
Probate Court session transacted before Judge Lowell with administrations granted for Nancy A. Foss Bowdoinham to James E. Alexander and Isabelle P. Raymond Richmond to Bertha I. Raymond. Wills filed and executors named for Parker and Foster families. accounts and inventories filed for multiple guardians and administrators.
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Lowell
Nancy A. Foss
Bowdeinham
James E. Alexander
Isabelle P. Raymond
Richmond
Bertha I. Raymond
Will
Eben R. Brackley
Bath
Norman F. Brackley
Jane Parker
Newcastle On the Tyne
England
James W. J. Parker
Ella P. Foster
Boston
Mass
Annie B. Oliver
Sarah E., Hodgkins
Justine B. Scott
Geo. F. Andros
Ruby V. Wood
Fred C. Harris
Roswell C. Harris
Francis Gallaher
Walter S. Glidden
Sarah H. Delano
J. W. Haggett
Thomas G. Campbell
Knights of Columbus Auxiliary Formed in Sagadahoc County
An auxiliary to the Sagadahoc council was formed on Tuesday evening and officers were installed. The charter list includes 35 names.
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Sagadahoc
Knights of Columbus
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