October 2011 Blog Posts (3)
DOES ANYONE REMEMBER FRED REDMAN DODGE
HELLO DOES ANYONE REMEMBER FRED REDMAN DODGE AN OLD ANTIQUE TINS DEALER IN MAINE
HE WROTE SEVERAL BOOKS ABOUT OLD TINS
MY SISTER JUDITH ANN BURKE BORN OCT 1940 WAS MARRIED TO HIM
SHE MAY HAVE CHANGED HER NAME SEVERAL TIMES EG EDELBERG WARNER ???
MY FATHER VISTED THEM IN MAINE IN 1969 WHEN THEY HAD A NEW BABY BOY
SHE HAD 3 GIRL CHILDREN
1969 BOWDOINHAM SAGADAHOC MAINE
1971 53 MAINE STREET…
ContinueAdded by MIKE JOHN BURKE on October 19, 2011 at 3:00pm — No Comments
The Death of a Sailor - James Henry Fuller
One of my first blog posts was about the "Loves of a Sailor - James Henry Fuller". James H. Fuller was my great-great grandfather and I have tried to uncover as much as I can about him.
I know he was born in Windsor, Nova Scotia on Sept 12, 1827, but I really struggled to find out when he died. I know he didn't live forever, so where did he die? It wasn't in Maine, Maine has very…
Added by Chris Harvey on October 17, 2011 at 12:32pm — No Comments
A Davis Update...
Captain Israel Davis' son Charles Davis [1750-1829][ my 5th G Grandfather] moved to Davistown,ME [now Liberty] around 1805 presumably after the death of his wife [Elizabeth "Betty"Fowler (1750-1805)]. He had lived in Topsfield the majority of his life and was a farmer there. I have explored many online sources and decided to send an email to the Topsfield Library to see what material they may…
ContinueAdded by Laurie Davis on October 4, 2011 at 7:20pm — 2 Comments
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