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Looking for the children of Moses and Lottie Black
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Im looking for the children of Moses and Lottie Abbott Black. Lottie divorced Moses in 1891. Possible they had a daughter who married into the Bradburry family. If anyone has info on The Abbotts or…Continue
Started this discussion. Last reply by Chris Dunham Mar 5, 2010.
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Chris Dunham replied to cheire gordon young's discussion 'Looking for the children of Moses and Lottie Black'
Well, I've been doing this for 15 years, so I have an unfair advantage. :-)
cheire gordon young replied to cheire gordon young's discussion 'Looking for the children of Moses and Lottie Black'
LoL Once again Chris, I thank you very much for your help! I searched all day yesterday for that info..your such a big help!
Chris Dunham replied to cheire gordon young's discussion 'Looking for the children of Moses and Lottie Black'
The couple, with daughter Christina, was living in Stoneham, Mass., in 1880. Lottie was living in Norway in 1900 with her two daughters (including Chrissie Bradbury).
Looking for the children of Moses and Lottie Black
Im looking for the children of Moses and Lottie Abbott Black. Lottie divorced Moses in 1891. Possible they had a daughter who married into the Bradburry family. If anyone has info on The Abbotts or the Blacks form the Norway/Oxford area I would love any/all info! :)
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cheire gordon young commented on Chris Dunham's blog post 'Bill Would Restrict Access to Vital Records in Maine'
What can we do to protest this bill...is there a say of the people of Maine? I think its terrible to take away our access to family records!
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Glad you're here, Cheire!
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Thanks again...your a great help! Great job on this site Im so glad Ive found it!
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You should be able to trace back Ellsworth at least one more generation using census records He was an invalid, and called "Elmer" in the 1880 census. The original 1880 census record also says (and this record confirms) that…
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I am stuck on the Meader side of my tree. I found Ellsworth and Annie B. but no more info on Ellsworth. I found Amelia Cole (Annie's mother) but no further info on either Ellsworth or Annie. Just an obit for Mrs. Ellsworth Meader of Norway. Can…
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I am a quarter Finnish: my maternal grandmother was the daughter of Finnish immigrants. I've collected a good deal of information over the years on Oxford County Finns, including Kalle and Anna. I'll be emailing you some info shortly.
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Thank you! Im am the great grand daughter of Kalle Vihtori Pulkkinen and Anna Maire Niskanen Pulkkinen, I am looking for relatives who are in that blood line. I believe that Kalle's father was Juho Pulkkinen but am not sure. I want to find out…
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Welcome to the site, Cheire! What Pulkkinens are you researching?
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A group for those researching Maine's Finnish immigrants and their descendants.
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- What Maine surnames are you researching?
- Pulkkinen, Gordon, Kimball, Young, Pelletier
- What locations in Maine are you researching?
- Oxford Hills area , Livermore and Jay
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- At 10:50am on March 3, 2010,
Chris Dunham said…
- Glad you're here, Cheire!
- At 11:34pm on March 2, 2010,
Chris Dunham said…
- You should be able to trace back Ellsworth at least one more generation using census records He was an invalid, and called "Elmer" in the 1880 census. The original 1880 census record also says (and this record confirms) that Ellsworth's father lost a leg in the Civil War.
The obituary of Annie's mother offers some great biographical details, including the identity of Annie's biological father. The obit says Amelia was buried in Pine Grove Cemetery in South Paris, but I wasn't able to spot her in the listings.
The obit also mentions Annie's step-father, Alfred Cole, who had been in a hospital for 27 years. It appears from this article that he was a resident of the "insane asylum" in Augusta.
- At 11:42pm on February 28, 2010,
Chris Dunham said…
- I am a quarter Finnish: my maternal grandmother was the daughter of Finnish immigrants. I've collected a good deal of information over the years on Oxford County Finns, including Kalle and Anna. I'll be emailing you some info shortly.
- At 5:27pm on February 28, 2010,
Chris Dunham said…
- Welcome to the site, Cheire! What Pulkkinens are you researching?
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