I am looking for the parents of Abner Harvey b. about 1775 in Freeport and m. Mary Polly West on Sep. 24, 1799 in Freeport and is in the 1800 Freeport census.  He died between 1807 and 1810.  I have found eight other Harvey's in Freeport that could be Abner's brothers and sisters.  

David Harvey b. about 1751 was in the 1790, 1800, 1810 and 1820 census in Freeport. He m. Mercy Chandler on Oct 28,1773 and m. Sarah Reed on Dec 10, 1782.  I have been unable to link David with…

Horace & Tryphosa Morse

Looking for info on Tryphosa.Horace moved to MN in 1872 with son's Charles and James. He is Widowed

He shows in the 1860 census in Sherman, as "Harris Moss" with the to sons and Tryphosa.

He was in the 1st Maine Heavy Art co.A

I would like any info on her and this family.I know very little on her.

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I'm looking for the burial location for George & Betsey Greenleaf

George Washington Greenleaf (Dec.-20-1814 - Aug.-11-1896) Death Edgecomb

Death record for George shows burial in the Congregational Cemetery in Edgecomb.Their are no records for a Congregational Cemetery in Edgecomb per the Edgecomb Town Hall and Edgecomb Historical Society. MOCA also has no records listed for a Congregational Cemetery in Edgecomb

Betsey (Madden) Greenleaf (Mar.-17-1822 - Apr.-1-1911)…

Due to a lack of written records, the parents of my known ancestor, Joel Doore, who moved to the Dover-Foxcroft area in 1811, have not been positively established.



Laura Mabel Doore Warren (“Aunt Lottie” 1865 – 1966 – great granddaughter of Joel Doore) provided a record of the family of Joel Doore, a handwritten manuscript (circa 1938) in the files of the Thompson Free Library in Dover-Foxcroft, Maine.



Aunt Lottie relates the Doore family…

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