"Can't be much help regarding your Emily Brann/Bryant. You may have already done this, but suggest that you check out on familysearch.org the Whitefield Town Records. From the Whitefield records I did find the marriage record for an Emily Brann…"
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Bran Family in Kennebec County, circa 1760
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I am researching Lydia Bran born around 1769 in Winslow (prior to incorporation). She married Joab Bragg (1760-1832) 20 August 1792 in Winslow and they settled in Vassalboro. I believe I have her…Continue
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Started this discussion. Last reply by Cathy Kuhl Mar 22.
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"I'm very interested in what you can find out! I have an Emily Brann in my ancestry from the Augusta/Gardiner area that I have been unable to learn more about. I had a record with her having a last name of "Bryant" but, I have little…"
"I am researching the family of Solomon Brann and his wife Sarah, (maiden name also Brann/Brawn) in Vassalborough /Winslow, Maine. Believe that Sarah is the daughter of Charles and sister to John Brawn & Lydia (Brawn) Bragg. I have found several…"
"Hi,I may be a descendant of another branch of the tree. I have an ancestor named John Brawn (or Brann) that lived in Bradley, Maine but was born about 1763. We was married in 1790 in Winslow, ME to Polly Green.Most of his children…"
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- What Maine surnames are you researching?
- Allen, Barrows, Bragg, Brann, Church, Darrington, Davee, DeCoster, Dorr, Dunham, Ellingwood, Farr, Farris, Gray, Houghton, Jones, Knight, Lethbridge, Monk, Robbins, Rollins, Rowe, Taminy, Trask, Tullis, West, Whitman, Wilbur, Wixon.
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- Mostly Oxford County, but all over the state and also other New England states including New Hampshire, Vermont, & Massachusetts.
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