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Stinson Farm in Arrowsic Holds Long Family Ongoing
The Stinson family has lived on the Arrowsic Island homestead near Hockomock Bay for almost two centuries. John Stinson’s will from 1798 and a 1802 probate show the estate’s continuity through William Stinson and descendants, linking to Raleigh Farnham Stinson and Capt. John Stinson.
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Stinson
John Stinson
Georgetown
Clarke & Lake
Sir William Phips
Sagadahoc
Arrowsic
Hockomock Bay
Kennebec
James Stinson
Ireland
Jane
Maine
Arrowsic Island
Sasanoa
Spinney
John
Terone
Arrowsie
Popham
Plymouth Company
Clark & Lake
Great and General Court
Province of
Massachusetts
Stinsons
Clark & Lake's
Jones's Eddy
Sagadahoc County
Merrymeeting Bay
Samuel Denny
Morse Farm
Phippsburg
Fiddler’s Reach
James
Bristol
Jane Huston
Ballamora
Dunbar
Mary
Heine Low
Elizabeth
Margaret
William
Rachel
Betty
County of Lincoln
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
William Stinson
Mary Sewall
Jane White
Elizabeth MacGlathny
Margaret Stinson
Huston Stinson
Frederick Stinson
David Gilmore
Woolwich
Ebenezer Delano
John Stinson Esqr
Ralph Stinson
Alden Bradford
Bradford
Pownalborough
Lincoln
Dresden
Julia Gilmore
Portland
Cleveland
David Gilmore Stinson
Huston
Frederick
Susan W. Deltno
Jane Carleton Farnham
Ralph Farnham Stinson
Mather
Ralph Farnham
Bunker Hill
Lord Farnham
Surrey
Boston
Felix Stinson
Capt
Julia Stinson
Hockamock Point