"Hi Betsy
Our paths cross again (Puffer family). Timothy, the witch in family tree is also Susanna North Martin as well as John & Elizabeth Proctor. Mine are all in my Pulisfer family line.
A couple weeks ago there was a…"
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Joshua P. Kendall
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Chris, I am looking for information on Joshua Kendall who along with Moses Bennett had a store in a house in Greenwood. After the house burned, he moved to Woodstock. He and wife Emily are buried…Continue
Started this discussion. Last reply by Chris Dunham May 24, 2010.
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A group for those whose ancestors lived in Maine prior to the American Revolution.
Mary L Ennis replied to Kyla Sandberg's discussion 'Looking for best software to write biographical sketches with photos.'"Hi Kyla,
I've seen a family history "notebook" done with individual biographical sketches @ photos. Each person was on a separate page and I assume the person used a Word program. I don't believe the older versions of…"
Mary L Ennis commented on Chris Dunham's blog post 'Human Remains Found in Washington Township'"Chris,
That discovery could prove to be interesting."
Mary L Ennis left a comment for Daniel Lute"Hi Daniel,
Am glad the information I sent was what you wanted. What about contacting the Rumford Historical Society for copies of the records you're looking for?"
Daniel Lute left a comment for Mary L Ennis"Hi Mary! Thank you so much for the Vital Records you got me from Newry. I have used the Bethel Historical Society for research, but in this case I needed copies of original records. I've gotten certified records from Bethel, Paris and Caribou -…"
Mary L Ennis posted a blog postMayhew
I am looking for any information on John P. Mayhew (born 1881 in Sumner, ME) According to the family, he left before 1915 and was never heard from again. On the 1900 census he was a servant for Charles Chase in Paris, Me. On the 1910 census he lived in Paris and worked in a sawmill. I can find no record of him after that date. Thank you!!
Mary L Ennis left a comment for Norman R. Clentimack"Russ, what an early morning laugh on your comment!!!!!"
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J. P. Kendall Gravestone
"Thank you so much, Chris. Very nice that someone still continues to put flowers on old stones. One of these days I'll get down there and perhaps we shall meet. Once again, thank you, Mary"
Chris Dunham replied to Mary L Ennis's discussion 'Joshua P. Kendall'"I went back to the cemetery today and took a photo of Joshua's stone."
Mary L Ennis left a comment for Daniel Lute"Daniel,
The records I had to go through are like journals. Back before births, etc were required to register, the town just kept a list. You could request copies of the information but there is a fee and I assume a charge for mailing. Duplicates of…"
Daniel Lute left a comment for Mary L Ennis"Mary - I really didn't mean to put you to so much trouble! Thank you very much for all your effort!. I had some, but certainly not all, the information you provided. I was really just looking to supplement the information I had with copies of…"
Mary L Ennis left a comment for Daniel Lute"Daniel,
I spent a couple hours this afternoon researching your Fosters and have more information - some of which you may already have.
Numerous town meetings were held at Abner Foster's homestead. By 1810 Abner had died as it referenced a…"
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- What Maine surnames are you researching?
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- Woodstock, Greenwood, Sumner, Buckfield
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Mayhew
I am looking for any information on John P. Mayhew (born 1881 in Sumner, ME) According to the family, he left before 1915 and was never heard from again. On the 1900 census he was a servant for Charles Chase in Paris, Me. On the 1910 census he lived in Paris and worked in a sawmill. I can find no record of him after that date. Thank you!!
Posted on July 4, 2010 at 7:00pm
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- At 5:32pm on December 1, 2010, Daniel Lute said…
- Hi Mary! Thank you so much for the Vital Records you got me from Newry. I have used the Bethel Historical Society for research, but in this case I needed copies of original records. I've gotten certified records from Bethel, Paris and Caribou - they charge $15. Some other towns have given me photo copies from the original had written books. I meant to e-mail you earlier, but must have misplaced your letter.
I was in Maine for a brief visit this past summer. I managed to meet with ten cousins!
Thanks again! Dan
- At 10:21pm on May 6, 2010, Daniel Lute said…
- Mary - I really didn't mean to put you to so much trouble! Thank you very much for all your effort!. I had some, but certainly not all, the information you provided. I was really just looking to supplement the information I had with copies of some original documents. Thank you again, I really appreciate your help. Sincerely, Dan P.S. If there is any way I can repay the favor, please let me know.
- At 9:18pm on May 3, 2010, Daniel Lute said…
- I am looking for records (birth & death) for Abner Foster, Asa Foster and Eli Foster. I believe Eli was born in Newry in 1802. Asa Foster I believe died there about 1845 and his wife, Anna Bartlett Foster about 1851. Abner Foster left Massachusetts and settled in Newry. I think he died there about 1819. His wife, Lydia Nelson also probably died in Newry, but I don't know when. Thanks for responding. - Dan
- At 8:17pm on May 2, 2010, Daniel Lute said…
- Hi Mary, Do you know if any early vital records (births,marriages, deaths) are available from the Town Clerk in Newry? Some of my ancestors were among the first settlers there. They were Fosters and Bartletts. Thanks!
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