World War II Ancestors
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Deborah Olson
- Wiscasset, ME
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Shaws
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Hi, I am new to this network. But, I have been researching my family for about 5 years. I am stuck on Lebarron Shaw's parents. Lebarron seems to have been born in Chester (1831). It lists his father…Continue
Started this discussion. Last reply by Deborah Olson Apr 11, 2010.
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Alan H. Hawkins left a comment for Deborah Olson
Deb,
Great to hear from you. With retirement ow here, am enjoying getting back to genealogy and local history. Laughed when you commented on the Alamo mug. Davy Crockett items are still found around my home office!! Hope all is well.
Deborah Olson left a comment for Alan H. Hawkins
Hi, Alan,
Thanks for all the material you shared. It is great to see your smiling face. Sure do miss it in Wiscasset. I am still using the Alamo mug I won in an opening day drawing at school.
Deb
I need info on Dr. C. Almon Paul, my ggrandfather. I have some, but need more about his time as a photographer in Skowhegan, ME @ 1888.
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David Ellingwood Spencer was my gggrandfather. This photo was taken in Argyle, Maine.
Deb Spencer-Olson
Deborah Olson replied to Deborah Olson's discussion 'Spencer Family' in the group Colonial Ancestors
Hi, Betsy,
Yes, please send me your email and address. I will update you on the family then.
dsolson80@gmail.com
Betsy Fosburgh replied to Deborah Olson's discussion 'Spencer Family' in the group Colonial Ancestors
Hi, Debbie, Yes, I'm the Betsy from Solon. I think you may have spoken with my sister, Cynthia, at a Farmington Reunion several years ago. Perhaps it is coincidental that we have made this connection almost on your Mother's birthday!
It…
Deborah Olson replied to Deborah Olson's discussion 'Spencer Family' in the group Colonial Ancestors
Yes! Are you the Betsy from Solon?
Betsy Fosburgh replied to Deborah Olson's discussion 'Spencer Family' in the group Colonial Ancestors
Hi, Deborah, Are you Jean Rancourt Spencer's daughter?????
Betsy
Deborah Olson replied to Deborah Olson's discussion 'Spencer Family' in the group Colonial Ancestors
Hi, Betsy,
That would be my family. I was born in Skowhegan. :-)
Betsy Fosburgh replied to Deborah Olson's discussion 'Spencer Family' in the group Colonial Ancestors
Hi, There's a Spencer family in Skowhegan, in the late 1940's to present. You might check Skowhegan phone listings, etc. "Just a thought!"
Betsy
Civil War Ancestors
A group for those researching Maine's soldiers and sailors in the Civil War.
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Deborah Olson replied to Deborah Olson's discussion 'Shaws'
Thanks, Paul,
I have him married to Elmira Collins in 1871 when he was about 40. She was 19. Thanks again. Deb
Deborah Olson replied to wayne mastro's discussion 'Anyone here related to Kittery history?' in the group Colonial Ancestors
I have Spencer, Joy, Gattensby connections from that era in that area. Good hunting.
Spencer Family
Hi, Mainers,I am having fun following my ancestors since their arrival in 1632 in the Berwick area as they moved northward to the Bangor area and finally to central Maine. Foot loose bunch.See More
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- What Maine surnames are you researching?
- Shaw Morin
Spencer Hobart
Collins
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Rancourt
- What locations in Maine are you researching?
- From Aroostook County to York County
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- At 8:25am on September 16, 2011,
Alan H. Hawkins said…
Deb,
Great to hear from you. With retirement ow here, am enjoying getting back to genealogy and local history. Laughed when you commented on the Alamo mug. Davy Crockett items are still found around my home office!! Hope all is well.
- At 6:33am on April 5, 2010,
Janet (Goddard) Smith-Marconi said…
- Hi Deborah -
The David Goddard in my tree was more than likely born in or around Phillipsburg, Kansas. He would be the 1/2 brother to my grandfather. The family had immigrated from Europe, briefly stayed in a small town outside of Quebec before immigrating west to take advantage of the 'Homestead Act' .. Good luck in your search ... Jan
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