"Yes. My research (actually my mother's research) indicates that Gersham (also Gershom) Webber and Mercy (Marcy) Young. He married Mercy on 26 Jun 1736 in York County, Maine. In 1757 he was listed as being part of the town militia. His parents…"
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QUESTION: On-site records search Kennebec County
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I will be in Maine during Thanksgiving week this year. Knowing that offices will only be open Monday and Tuesday, I would like to know the best place to focus my search for members of the Leighton…Continue
Tags: Tibbetts, Webber, Leighton
Started this discussion. Last reply by Gayle Feb 11.
Benjamin Leighton and Jane Webber
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I am wondering if I could receive assistance in an attempt to find the burial place (or at least more information) on Benjamin Leighton and his wife, Jane Webber. I have them both dying at Mount…Continue
Tags: Webber, Laighton, Layton, Leighton
Started this discussion. Last reply by Gayle Aug 19.
Doris Armstrong 1932-1991
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I would like to find Doris Armstrong, b: 1932, d: 1991 according to her headstone, Lane's Island Cemetery, Vinalhaven, Knox Co. She was apparently from Belfast [Maine]. Assuming Armstrong was her…Continue
Started this discussion. Last reply by Gayle Feb 15, 2015.
Leighton family in central Maine: Augusta, Mount Vernon, Parkman, Rome
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I would like to locate graves for Ephraim Leighton's wife and his parents. I apologize in advance for the length of this post.Ephraim Leighton [Laiten, Latten, Layton] b Jan 1765 Edgecomb; d 10 Dec…Continue
Started this discussion. Last reply by CHRISTOPHER L HEIMLER Aug 17.
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CHRISTOPHER L HEIMLER replied to Gayle's discussion 'Leighton family in central Maine: Augusta, Mount Vernon, Parkman, Rome'"Do you have any information regarding the parents of Miss Jane Webber who Married Mr. Benjamin Leighton?
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CHRISTOPHER L HEIMLER replied to Gayle's discussion 'Benjamin Leighton and Jane Webber'"Do you have any information regarding the parents of Miss Jane Webber who Married Mr. Benjamin Leighton?
Thank You!"
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- What Maine surnames are you researching?
- The Leightons of central Maine who originally settled at Dover, NH in 1633 and came over to Maine circa 1770; allied lines include Tibbetts.
- What locations in Maine are you researching?
- Rome, Augusta, Edgecomb, Mount Vernon primarily
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Deciphering wording in a will
Sending this out to see if someone can help me with some wording I have found in a will -- I wonder if the word is just spelled differently now but would like to get someone else's perspective -- see attached with unknown word highlighted. Thanks in…
Posted on August 12, 2018 at 10:30am — 2 Comments
Making sense of conflicting records
I'd be interested in Chris' or anyone's take on this little dilemma: Ephraim Leighton Sr., born Jan. 1765, Edgecomb, died 10 Dec. 1849, Augusta, or so his tombstone says. However, he appears on the 1850 census. He is living with his son, Ephraim Jr., where he was living since at least the 1840 census. The census was enumerated in August 1850. In this case, if another record cannot be found, I'm thinking I would defer to the census but I'm not sure. How could a stone carver get a date wrong,…
ContinuePosted on June 8, 2013 at 5:43pm — 9 Comments
how to make photo album on this site
I know this sounds ridiculous, but I cannot make the photo album work for me. I sent a message the other day to "report an issue" but haven't heard back. I also checked other forums. When I drag the photo to the box as indicated, the photo shows up in my browser, taking the place of the MGN page. There's no save button just a blank browser page with the photo. I've tried this in Firefox and Safari with the same results. Any ideas? Thanks in advance.
Posted on June 4, 2013 at 11:16pm — 5 Comments
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