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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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Angelina Wilson replied to Angelina Wilson's discussion 'Farrington'"Yes, 1901,that's correct. Alsp Frank son of Parmenus was her husband. The 1905 was wrong :("
Ben York replied to Angelina Wilson's discussion 'Farrington'"Well, If I'm Right about Frank? He should be the son of Parmenus Dyer? A Doctor of some sort,and political as well. If Frank is the person I'm thinking is her ancestor? there are many clues for her to gather…"
Ben York replied to Angelina Wilson's discussion 'Farrington'"There is 1 (ancestry) tree that has her death in 1901, But nothing to verify that?"
Angelina Wilson replied to Angelina Wilson's discussion 'Farrington'"I don't have Ancestry so I can't see the record. I do know she was young when she died. My G grandmother was just a kid of about 5. Ty so much for the work you did for me. I did not relize Frank lived on his own without her before she died."
Chris Dunham replied to Angelina Wilson's discussion 'Farrington'"Josie E. Farrington was born about 1864, the daughter of Gilman C. and Abigail Ann (Walton) Farrington. Frank B. and Josie E. Dyer were living in Livermore in 1900:
https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/MMLH-T7Y
The census says that they had…"
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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 of Gilman Farrington and married Frank Dyer. Although anything on this line would be helpful.See More
Angelina Wilson replied to Chris Dunham's discussion 'Aroostook County Deed Books, 1865-1900'"cool ty for the find. This could help me."
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