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Brandon Nobles, Wesley Newbert, Emma Jean Dalrymple and 2 more joined Maine Genealogy Network 6 hours ago

Julia Varney replied to Julia Varney's discussion 'Looking for death'

Thank You for the help I did see Asa and Hannah in census have no way to prove they are his parents there was a fire in Ellsworth and very few records remain.

22 hours ago

Ben York replied to Julia Varney's discussion 'Looking for death'

The 1850 and 1870 census records have an Asa and Hannah Smith in them living very near, They are of the right age to be the parents of Josiah. Just a possible clue? Asa Smith was born abt 1790 and Hannah was born abt 1791 and they lived in…

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Chris Dunham replied to Julia Varney's discussion 'Looking for death'

They also had a son Edward Brinton Smith, who died 20 Feb. 1875 in Mount Desert, aged 5 years, 5 months. The 1870 census gives his date of birth as Aug. 1869.

yesterday

Ben York replied to Julia Varney's discussion 'Looking for death'

I found his Obit on Ancestry, You'll have to have your account open to read it. But it doesn't have his parents named in the article. I going to post it here just in case? Hope it helps.

yesterday

Ben York replied to Julia Varney's discussion 'Looking for death'

Google search found this Josiah at 102 years of age in Hartford Courant 19 Sep 1931, You could possibly buy the article to see if it contains the info you are seeking, I did find Eliza's Death record and noticed you didn't have it on…

yesterday

Looking for death

I am looking for information on Josiah L Smith I found him in Ellsworth, Dedham, and Brewer, Maine. His wife name was Eliza Cook the children I know are Celia, George, Julia, Alton and Minnie. I know he lived to be 100 becuse he is on the 1930 census. How much longer he lived I don't know. Need to know where he was born and who his mother and father were.See More

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Started by Julia Varney in Surname Queries: Q-S. Last reply by Julia Varney 22 hours ago.

Mt Vernon, Maine

My mother Rose Alma Hall (b. 1896) in Mount Vernon and went first to the Creasey School and then to another School. I would like to find school records, and teachers names and how long they taught…Continue

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The Leon Guimond Collection

A large collection of Acadian and Franco-American genealogical resources compiled by Leon Guimond of Frenchville is…Continue

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Farrington 11 Replies

I was so excited to find this site. My whole family on my mother's side is from Maine. I am looking for Jose Farrington. I can find no records of her. She was my GG grandmother. She was the Daughter…Continue

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Wilson, Eadie, Briggs, Durgin and McAulay

Looking for any descendants of the following ..Mary Hendry Eadie and John Wilson, a shawl weaver to trade. Originally from Scotland. They came to the US in 1868 and 1865 respectively where they…Continue

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Started by John Hendry in Open Forum Jan 21.

Rebecca Chamberlain 2 Replies

Hi Betsy,I too am researching Rebecca Chamberlain she is my 8th great grandmother. I am hoping to make a trip this summer to Salem and hope to find the grave of her and William. However it seems she…Continue

Started by Sharon Chamberlain Saviano in Surname Queries: A-C. Last reply by Laurie Davis on Wednesday.