"Capt.David Reed's grave 1778-1850 Dresden, Maine, has a vet.flag. Father Capt.Jonathan Reed Jr.served Rev. War.
Did David serve in 1812?"
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Deborah Tripp Probert
- Farmington, ME
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Deborah Tripp Probert's Discussions
War of 1812-Civil War Veterans buried in Chesterville, ME, cemeteries?
Seeking any known War of 1812/ Civil War Veterans buried in Chesterville, Franklin County, ME, cemeteries?! The town has authorized repair & restoration of headstones in their early cemeteries,…Continue
Started Sep 21, 2017
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"Cooper has done a lot of cemetery preservation work the past few years initiated by a Maine Old Cemetery Asso. workshop. You might post a question on the active MOCA Facebook page ~ Good luck!
https://www.facebook.com/groups/moca.me"
"I have Isaac Fuller's Rev. War era hat & its case, purportedly also worn by his son in War of 1812...
It actually looks like a British high hat to me! One day I'll have it authenticated :)"
"Thanks so much for sharing - Both are my "greats" grandfathers, too :) "
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- What Maine surnames are you researching?
- Tripp, Hiscock, Knight, Fuller, Fogg, Boothby,Merrill, Knowles, Leavitt, Fern(e), Cobb, Heald, Probert
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- At 4:48pm on April 17, 2015,
Joan Vining McGovern said…
Hi Deborah,
We just might be cousins! I have Tripps, Foggs,Leavitts,in my ancestry.
Joan McGovern
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