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Chris Dunham
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Scottish Ancestors
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Maine in the Military
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Chris Dunham's Discussions
Free Immigration Records at Ancestry.com Through Sept. 6
Started 7 hours ago
Maine Genealogical Society Conference, Sept. 25, 2010
Started Aug 2
More Maine Marriage and Death Records Online
Started Jun 25
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Profile Information
- What Maine surnames are you researching?
- Dunham, Coolidge, among others.
- What locations in Maine are you researching?
- Oxford County
- If you have a website, what is the address?
- http://www.mainegenealogy.net/
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Free 1800 Census Images
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Free 1790 Census Images
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Free 1820 Census Images
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Free 1810 Census Images
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Free 1840 Census Images
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Swan Cemetery, Woodstock
Added August 13, 2010 at 4:35pm
Luther Whitman Cemetery, Woodstock
Added August 12, 2010 at 6:09pm
South Bethel (Walker's Mills) Cemetery, Bethel (2)
Added July 2, 2010 at 9:36pm
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South Bethel (Walker's Mills) Cemetery, Bethel (1)
Added July 2, 2010 at 8:59pm
Chandler Hill Cemetery, Bethel
Added June 30, 2010 at 6:55pm
York Cemetery, Albany Township
Added June 27, 2010 at 8:28pm
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Comment Wall (27 comments)
- At 11:02am on August 25, 2010,
Jay D. Hanscom said…
- Thanks Chris! By the way, thanks to your knowledge on Ann Tapley, we were able to complete our Ames Cemetery Website. You can view it here: www.amescemetery.org . It isn't completely polished, but I will say that it is 100% student created content, which is pretty cool.
- At 5:40pm on August 13, 2010,
Mary Anne Conley Baker said… - Hey Chris. Trying to find out some info on Nettie A. Grant of N. Yarmouth. She married a Harold E. Hayben but was wondering if they had children. Can you help me out with that? Thank you, Mary Anne (descendant of Elizabeth Dunham)
- At 10:12pm on July 24, 2010,
Mary Anne Conley Baker said…
- That would be something if we were. My mother's great grandmother was Elizabeth Dunham Farwell. Wife of Horace Alonzo Farwell. He is buried in the cemetary in Cumberland Center. Civil War veteran.
- At 5:10pm on July 24, 2010,
Mary Anne Conley Baker said…
- Hey Chris! I am Donna Page's stepmom. Had a phone call today and got some information straight from a family member on the Grant family. Quite interesting stuff. But now forget the Grant family on my husband's side. I want to know if you and I could be related. My great grandmother's name was Velma Dunham Farwell Grant from Cumberland Center. The Dunham came from her mother's maiden name. Then when I was searching my husband's grandmother on his father's side I found out that his cousin is married to a Mary Dunham from Yarmouth. Would be interesting to know. Thank you for all your help that you gave my husband's daughter ...we have come a very long way in a week. Before that we had a very tiny bit of info on Walter Grant. This genealogy is the best stuff whether what you find out is good info or bad. Have a great day!! Mary Anne
- At 1:29am on July 23, 2010,
Donna M Page said… - They lived in Yarmouth, and there are 2 Walters and they are all my grandfather, great grandfather, great great great grandparents. i just want to try to find out about their lives, and who they were. :)
- At 1:24am on July 23, 2010,
Donna M Page said…
- Oh..that sounds easy....thank you Chris :)
- At 9:30pm on July 22, 2010,
Donna M Page said…
- I am also looking for others but right at this moment it's Grant. :)
- At 9:28pm on July 22, 2010,
Donna M Page said…
- Thank you so much Chris! I have a son with the name Chris! :) I'm still not quite sure how to navigate in this site. I am still pretty new at all of this. :) I am looking for someone who might knnow about my ancesters with the surname of Grant. Walter Grant to be exact. Or...William M Grant, Hattie Grant...to name a few. I don't really know how to post on disscussion boards either Yet :) ...but I really appreciate the welcome. :)
- At 4:17pm on June 22, 2010,
DJ Larson said… - Thanks for the quick response. I will start scanning the clippings, bit by bit, and get them posted. As to your comment about local historical societies, I've contacted Standish where the vast majority of the material will be going once it is scanned. On another matter - you responded to my inquiry in May about sourcing data from this site to ancestry.com.. I did work through that issue and although it's not quick it can be done. If anyone else has the same question, feel free to refer them. Thanks Again! Deb
- At 10:33pm on June 21, 2010,
DJ Larson said…
- Chris, I am looking for some guidance on the proper distribution of old newspaper clippings, mostly obituaries & wedding announcements. As the only one of seven brothers & sisters actively involved in our family history, upon our fathers death in 2008, I became the keeper of every newspaper clipping or program my grandmother ever collected. Currently I'm in the process of sorting through them & will eventually get most of them to the appropriate family members. There are however, many obituaries (mostly individuals born in the late 1800's & early 1900's) & wedding announcements, of people I do not know. I hate to toss them, as you know how important some small bit of information can be in someones search. Should I send them to the state archives, post them here? What are you're thoughts?
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