have had such great luck doing this and have "met" some very nice people so i am going to try again..i think an ancester named luke riley arrived in the area of shawnee peak/newry around 1790 and there was a small community named riley plantation...he maybe the ancester that came from ireland...but i can't get any info on him or who his children might have been...any info would be so greatly apperciated...thanks in advance
Added by sue hooper on January 31, 2012 at 10:18am — 3 Comments
Added by Peter Locke Holt on January 29, 2012 at 2:26am — 3 Comments
I am looking for any persons who have Mulligan relations in the Island Falls, Crystal, Haynesville (Aroostook County) area. I'm having a lot of problems with my great-grandfather Melvin M. Mulligan. He died approx. 1923 (per family lore, in a lumbering accident,) however, I cannot find anything on Ancestry.com regarding his birth, supposedly New Hampshire, or death. He was married to Rose Glidden and had several children, one of whom is my maternal grandmother. Any help?
Added by Vina Muncey Waldon on January 26, 2012 at 11:09am — 4 Comments
not at all related to Maine but I needed to share...
I have a big tree on Ancestry, pay the fee and am working on several branches that go back to Ireland. My paternal grandmother married a nice "maine boy" but really had no family of her own as various disease made her an…
ContinueAdded by Laurie Davis on January 22, 2012 at 7:00am — No Comments
I am looking for information on Aaron Winslow who was born in 1804 in either Fayette or Greene Maine. Available information indicates that he was raised for most of his youth in the home of Benjamin Palmer in Fayette Maine in Kennebec Co.
Aaron married Hannah French in 1828 in Fayette. They lived either there or in Greene until the 1860's when they moved to Valparaiso, Ind. Benjamin was a deacon in the Fayette Baptist Church. Aaron was known for being the singing schoolmaster…
ContinueAdded by BillFTimmons on January 17, 2012 at 8:30pm — No Comments
http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi this is great also https://www.familysearch.org/ and this one http://www.familysearch.org/eng/search/frameset_search.asp?PAGE=/eng/search/ancestorsearchresults.asp also …
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I am looking for the parentage of Thomas Mitchell of Leeds Maine 1st let me say i deal in facts and the fact is william Mitchell and Elizabeth Clarke son Thomas was lost at sea and they had no son Joseph Mitchell Maine familys in 1790 is wrong wrong wrong !!!!!!!
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There is another Stillman A. Guptill, buried in Fairhaven Baptist Cemetary, on Deer isle Nb, Canada. The dates on
the Gravestone are 1828-1860. My anscestor Alfred Guptill, born on Deer isle and married Charlotte Wentworth, was also born 1828 and died 1860. I am wondering if these may be the same person.
I am having such a hard time trying tp find Alfred Guptill's parents.
Alfred Guptill moved to Eastport, Maine after getting married in 1851, Has 4 children: Franklin W.…
ContinueAdded by Kim B Kitsos on January 17, 2012 at 4:43pm — 10 Comments
since i've had such good luck, i am going to request info on the following people
isabella york born 1864 waterford me-married to rueben m riley
ephraim riley born 1770 not sure of where but according to info i received from this network he had a son born in baldwin
many thanks in advance...using this nework has been wonderful
Added by sue hooper on January 14, 2012 at 6:27am — 2 Comments
I am looking for info on my great great great grandfather Jeremiah Tripp Jr. 1830-1865. I am at a dead end with his mother Patience York. His father was Jeremiah Tripp son of Silas Tripp.
I have been told many times that an Indian connection might have come into the family threw Patience York. Can't find her father or mother. Would appreciate any help.
Jeremiah Tripp Jr. died in civil war battle in virginia. Battle of Antietam, Battle of Ford Steadman. I have found a…
ContinueAdded by Florence J. Francis on January 13, 2012 at 7:08pm — 10 Comments
just wanted to make sure ben york got my thanks so much!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! i have been working on this family history almost 2 years now..saved the hardest till last....and since it's only in my spare time i am not really all that good at digging out information...just a question to ben....did you have an ancester named isabelle or isabella york born about 1864 in waterford me????? again thanks so very very much
Added by sue hooper on January 13, 2012 at 10:12am — 1 Comment
had such good luck the first time i tried this i decided to try again...this name is a little tougher..all i have is the name moses f sawyer born somewhere in maine 1828 and married to louisa larrabee...their daughter-my great grandmother was rozener..any help greatly appreciated
Added by sue hooper on January 12, 2012 at 6:52pm — 5 Comments
have been working on a family tree for almost 2 years now...have run into a roadblock with a granfather on my mother's side...a william riley supposedly born 1811 in denmark me...historical society has a record of his birth by no parents...just curious if anyone out there has any info..his wife is listed on ancestry.com as elizabeth jordan...any ino would be greatly greatly apperciated....
Added by sue hooper on January 4, 2012 at 9:04pm — 3 Comments
A book "James Langley of Oyster River, NH, is planned for 2012. Many Langleys moved into Maine after the RevWar moving into York, Somerset and Penobscot Counties. I would like to include your Langley line. One branch changed to Longley in 1850s (Somerset/Androscoggin Cos). Contact me at lindalongley@comcast.net or see me on FB.
Added by Linda Longley on January 2, 2012 at 7:43pm — No Comments
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