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If you're interested in figuring out how your Maine ancestor spent his Civil War service, there are dozens of regimental histories and other resources online that won't cost you a penny.
To determine which unit(s) your relative served with, try the NPS Civil War Soldiers & Sailors System. Then, for a quick overview of each unit's service, see the Maine State Archives'…
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[p. 70]ContinueTURNER BAPTIST CHURCH.
THE Town of Turner, formerly called Sylvester Plantation, was settled in 1775. In 1784, a Presbyterian church was organized,…
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[p. 44]ContinueSUMNER AND HARTFORD BAPTIST CHURCH.
THE Town of Sumner, formerly called West Butterfield, began to be settled in 1782, but there were no professed Baptists in town…
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[p. 95]ContinueWEST SUMNER BAPTIST CHURCH.
THE founding of the West Sumner Baptist church was largely the result of the labors of Rev. Manasseh Lawrence, pastor of the…
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[p. 67]ContinueCANTON BAPTIST CHURCH.
THE town, incorporated by this name, was set off from Jay in 1821. The first religious interest in this place was in its early settlement, in…
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[p. 64]ContinuePERU BAPTIST CHURCH.
PLANTATION Number One, from which, in 1821, was incorporated the town of Peru, was settled about the year 1800. Some Baptist families were among…
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[p. 61]ContinueWELD AND CARTHAGE BAPTIST CHURCH.
FROM a short history of this church, written in 1847 by Isaac Barrett, we glean the following facts. The town of Weld was formerly…
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