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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Feb 17, 1912

Page

6

Will of James McCobb contested and divided among heirs

The 1787 will names wife Mary and numerous children and in laws. Probate judge disallowed the dower and allowed the estate to be divided among heirs on appeal. The record also traces Morroylee lineage and biographical notes on Francis McCobb and a Maine settlement linked to Captain James McCobb.

James McCobb Mary Samuel Isabel Parker Elizabeth Mains Frances Cushing Margaret Lee Nancy McCobb Mark Langdon Hill Thomas Polly Jenny Amon Rachel Mr Cobb Isabella Parker Beatrice Ameuie Morioreylee Mronri Nomnery McCobh Morey Abetaarte McCoth Theamas Meu Ae G Dois Toln Co Drotere Travvins Nts Bettriss Hopmyn Rotier Machurt Janice McCobb Aeares Veen AG Eta Parasia England Uist Phippsburg Maine Court of Common Pleas Lincoln County Committee of Safety Ancient Georgetown Quebec James Samuel McCobb Washington New Jersey Sullivan

Bills of sale and goods in early Washington shop ledger

An 18th century ledger fragment lists numerous daily purchases in Bath and Hingham for individuals like Joshua Philbrook, Caleb Marsh, and Daniel Philbrook. Entries note items such as candles, coffee, cotton, pepper, allspice, cassia, raisins, shirting, and a shawl, with prices and dates from December 1794. The text reflects barter and credit style commerce in colonial New England.

Daniel Philbrook Bath Joseph Sewall Martin Cushing Cassia Whatchy Dona Gs Qaleb Marsh Joshua Philbrook Andrews & Loring Hingham Mass Sundies of Caleb Marsh Christopher Cushing Io. Loring Cash

Testimony of Five Women Endorses Pinkham's Compound

Five women from Reedville New Orleans Mishawaka Mishawaka Ky and No Dak describe relief from Change of Life symptoms after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. They report improved sleep energy and health and urge others to try the remedy.

Reedville Ore Lydia E. Pinkham Mary Bogart Oregon New Orleans Lydia RE. Pinkham Gaston Blondeau Polymnia St Mishawaka Ind Lydia KK. Pinkham Chas. Bauer E. Marion St Alton Station Emma Bailey Deisem No. Dak Mrs. F. M. Tuorn

Centenarian Mrs Hodgkins Dies After Long Life

The obituary notes Mrs. Hodgkins aged over 100 who watched children pass to and from school with affection and kept informed on national events through her Navy grandson Clarence Fogg. She shared interest in local and world affairs and lived with young residents in the house.

Send Your Picture From Sagadahoc Absent Kin

The Bath Independent invites readers from Sagadahoc County to submit photographs and sketches of family members who have moved to other states. The project aims to track fortunes and inform local families, with photos to be returned after use. Mail to Bath Independent, Bath, Maine.

Sagadahoc County Independent Sagadahoc Bath Maine

Town Meeting Draws Suburban Voters’ Attention

Town meeting discussions captivate voters in the suburbs as residents seek clarity on local governance and upcoming decisions. Community figures urge participation to shape neighborhood priorities and budget plans.

The Right Word In Its Place Dictionary Offer

A newspaper advertisement extols Webster's New Illustrated Dictionary as a path to a richer vocabulary and greater success. It cites Theodore Roosevelt Rudyard Kipling Conan Doyle Rufus Choate and Senator Ingalls as examples and notes coupon sales and multiple binding styles.

Theodore Roosevelt Rudyard Kipling Conan Doyle Rufus Choate Senator Ingalls

Thimble party and whist tunes in New Windows

Miss Alma Holbrook hosted a Monday afternoon thimble party for friends with light refreshments. Misses Mabel and Florence Jordan hosted a Friday whist gathering with fortunes read aloud. First prizes went to Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Randall.

Alma Holbrook Mabel Florence Jordan J. O. Randall

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