"I will look up the book. I am also related to the Emersons though his daughter Hannah who is a great grandmother. I am very proud of Hannah. I would like to think that some of my strength comes from her. "
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Barbara Foster replied to Betsy Fosburgh's discussion 'Witch Trials' in the group Colonial AncestorsBarbara Foster replied to Betsy Fosburgh's discussion 'Witch Trials' in the group Colonial Ancestors"Samul Wardwell is my 9th great grandfather. But I have found others that I am related to also. . "
Barbara Foster replied to Crystal McHale's discussion 'Margaret Dunham (1889-1973)'"DUNHAM, DANIEL M.
Died Mar-04-1900 in BANGOR, ME. Buried at MT HOPE CEMETERY on Mar-08-1900.
Age at Death 70 Years 6 months 21 days
DUNHAM, ABBIE N.
Died in BANGOR, ME on Jan-13-1915. Buried at MT HOPE CEMETERY on Jan-03-1915. WID OF DANIEL M.
Age…"
Randy Cole left a comment for Barbara Foster"Thanks Barbara. I'll check it out.
Merry Christmas
Randy"
Barbara Foster posted a blog postDear Isle, Hancock county, Maine, USA Genealogy
For people researching Deer Isle Maine and the Islands on coastal of Maine. I have a new facebook group. Please come and join. WE ARE RESEARCHING ALL THE SURNAMES OF THE EARLY SETTLERS AND EARLY INHABITANTS OF THE TOWN OF DEER ISLE, MAINE EATON, GREENLAW, BILLINGS, STAPLES, CAMPBELL, STINSON, CONARY. WARREN, GREENLAW, HARDY, DUNHAM, SAUNDERS, PRESSEY, BRAY, COLBY, HOWARD. CARMAN, DOW, HOWARD, GREEN, SCOTT, TOOTHAKER, ROBBINS, YORK, FOSTER, JAVIS, SHEPARD, THOMPSON, JOYCE; TO NAME A FEW. …See More
Barbara Foster commented on Robert Kevin Reid's blog post 'You never know what you will find until you look'"Hi Robert I just read you story on the mainegenealogy.net web site. I found it very interesting. I would like to know what you found out by going to the cook out. Did you go? Please give us an update to this fascinating…"
Barbara Foster commented on Angela R. Rockwell's blog post '1900 Maine Adoptions'"I had some like that in my own family. I went to the clerk of court who help me look up the records. I don't know at what time they became sealed, but I don't think it is the same now. Hope that helps. Good luck.…"
Barbara Foster left a comment for Randy Cole"Hi Randy. I don't come to this site very often any longer, but I always keep you in mine while I am searching. I found a new site that is just starting up. It's on face book. Come and join' its The Early New…"
Randy Cole left a comment for Barbara Foster"Thanks for sending me this information Barbara.
I have looked at the Genealogical Dictionary of Maine & New Hampshire and it contains much useful info.
Regards, Randy"
Barbara Foster left a comment for Randy Cole"Hi Randy
I know it's been a long time since I last contacted you, but I ran across something I thought might be of interest to you.
http://www.piscataquapioneers.org/pdf/Early-Settler-History.pdf
Check out this link. "
Jean Marie Bagley left a comment for Barbara Foster"Hi Mary Lee Allen
Wow was your granny Catherine Estelle adopted by Avon Curtis? Waldo, Maine sure was a popular place. I found many Bagley's there too.
Jeanne "
Mary Lee Allen left a comment for Barbara Foster"My Grandmother Foster family lived in Aroostock County Maine. My Great grandmother was called "Addie Mae" name is Adalaide Melissia Stathem. Addie Mae married James Cutbush FOSTER. Cutbush Father was Nathaniel Foster…"
Sue Krestar left a comment for Barbara Foster"Hi Barbara
I just saw your comment. Sorry about the time lapse. I di go in spurts and this is one of my look up info times. My Abbott family came from Nova Scotia to Maine. My Frosts also started out in Nova Scotia.
Sue Krestar"
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- What Maine surnames are you researching?
- Hardy
Shepard
Tilley
Stinson
Simpson
- What locations in Maine are you researching?
- Aroostock, Penobscot, Hancock
Barbara Foster's Blog
Dear Isle, Hancock county, Maine, USA Genealogy
For people researching Deer Isle Maine and the Islands on coastal of Maine. I have a new facebook group. Please come and join. WE ARE RESEARCHING ALL THE SURNAMES OF THE EARLY SETTLERS AND EARLY INHABITANTS OF THE TOWN OF DEER ISLE, MAINE
EATON, GREENLAW, BILLINGS, STAPLES, CAMPBELL, STINSON,
CONARY. WARREN, GREENLAW, HARDY, DUNHAM, SAUNDERS,
PRESSEY, BRAY, COLBY, HOWARD. CARMAN, DOW, HOWARD,
GREEN, SCOTT, TOOTHAKER, ROBBINS, YORK, FOSTER, JAVIS, SHEPARD,…
ContinuePosted on December 13, 2014 at 12:59am — 1 Comment
Sawyers
If your looking for Sawyer Family's in Maine. There is an eBook on Googleplay: A History of Eaton, by C. S. Lebourveau.
Posted on May 8, 2013 at 5:21am
Lithobolia, or the Stone-Throwing Devil
I read the book by: The Devil of Great Island, by Emerson W. Baker. It was a very good account a case of "Witch Craft" or poltergeits activity in the town of Great Island in 1682 and the tavern of George and Alice Walton. The event was witnessed Richard Chamberlain, the secretary of the colony of New Hampshire, was boarding at the Walton tavern. He kept a journal account of the incedent which he published in 1698. In his account he names the event Lithobolia and calls it…
ContinuePosted on April 24, 2013 at 2:33pm
Maps of Salem Villiage and Witch Trials, and Links to other information.
Here is a link for maps of Salem Village with property owners name. It is a very good resource.
http://salem.lib.virginia.edu/home.html
This is a link to an online book of the first Massachusetts census taken 1765. It does not give names of land owner, but it is a very good representation of just how many adult males there were living in Massachusetts. …
ContinuePosted on April 15, 2013 at 6:30pm — 1 Comment
Comment Wall (26 comments)
- At 9:10am on December 13, 2014, Randy Cole said…
Thanks Barbara. I'll check it out.
Merry Christmas
Randy
- At 2:23pm on September 7, 2014, Randy Cole said…
Thanks for sending me this information Barbara.
I have looked at the Genealogical Dictionary of Maine & New Hampshire and it contains much useful info.
Regards, Randy
- At 11:12am on March 4, 2014, Jean Marie Bagley said…
Hi Mary Lee Allen
Wow was your granny Catherine Estelle adopted by Avon Curtis? Waldo, Maine sure was a popular place. I found many Bagley's there too.
Jeanne
- At 12:43pm on February 14, 2014, Mary Lee Allen said…
My Grandmother Foster family lived in Aroostock County Maine. My Great grandmother was called "Addie Mae" name is Adalaide Melissia Stathem. Addie Mae married James Cutbush FOSTER. Cutbush Father was Nathaniel Foster from New Brunswick Canada but raised his children in Montecello, Maine.
Addie Mae and Cutbush had following kids: Orrin, Frank, Olive and Catherine Estelle (my grandmother). Addie left Cutbush and all the children except my grandmother, Catherine. Addie ran off with a man name Avon J Curtis and they raised granny as a Curtis in Waldo, Maine.
- At 5:00pm on November 30, 2013, Sue Krestar said…
Hi Barbara
I just saw your comment. Sorry about the time lapse. I di go in spurts and this is one of my look up info times. My Abbott family came from Nova Scotia to Maine. My Frosts also started out in Nova Scotia.
Sue Krestar
- At 8:28pm on May 5, 2013, Betsy Fosburgh said…
Hi, Barbara, I'm hoping this gets to you! I must have missed a chapter on responding to queries! This is re the Witch business; "Qualifying Ancestors for Witch Society Members" has a site: http://suite101.com/article/qualifying-ancestors-for witch-society-members
They have a list of witches, and Susanna (North) Martin is listed. Take a look, and you may find more leads. I have a couple in my tree, and I think there are a few more hanging off the limbs! Let us know if this helps!
Betsy Fosburgh
- At 6:00pm on May 3, 2013, Kathy Perkins-Manning said…
I again Barbara. Thank for for the offer to search, however I don't believe any of my Mercier/Marshall family was in Penobscot County. They immigrated to Waterville from Canada. That info I have from a book.
Thank you again!
Kathy
- At 9:13pm on May 2, 2013, Steve Sanborn said…
Hi Barbara,
Thanks for getting in touch. Maybe you can help me with the Shoreys I am researching.
Carrie F. Shorey was born about 1860 in Palermo, Maine, and died on 5 April 1912 in Palermo. She was the daughter of Appleton Shorey and Clarissa Varney. Carrie married George W. Norton, who was born in 1849 in Searsmont, and died in 1933 in China, Maine.
Appleton Shorey, as I have heard, was in the Civil War. He was captured, and died in prison in Salisbury, NC.
I would love to get some more information on Carrie and her parents, and hopefully continue with Appleton's ancestry.
As for the Nortons, Carrie Shorey's husband, George W Norton, was the son of Hiram Norton and Anne Wellman. I do not have any more info on them.
I would appreciate any info or suggestions that you may have.
Steve
- At 7:32pm on May 2, 2013, Kathy Perkins-Manning said…
Hi Barbara,
Thank you for the notes. I don't have a David Mercier, but some were changed and some were not. As I'm finding out on both sides of the family, names were changed (or not) to disassociate from family members, but I'm finding them.
Would you happen to know if there are Waterville area newspapers available on-line? I'm not finding any of the Waterville papers available and was hoping to not have to go to Augusta when I vacation up there...
Thanks again for welcoming me!
Kathy
- At 11:31am on May 2, 2013, Jean Marie Bagley said…
Hi Barbara
The map of Machias, ME from 1700's has Fosters on there I believe. Or maybe it is from 1850 probably the 1850 date. Where did your family's name come from? England or Scotland or Ireland
Jeanne
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