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Sarah Hutton and Samuel Bradbury

sug53 — 2009-11-23 04:54:38Z

Hi - I'm looking for Hutton family information from Hollis, York County, Maine USA. Sarah Hutton, born about 1769, married Samuel Bradbury. They had seven children and I believe they stayed in that area. I haven't found any leads for Sarah's family. Thanks so much - Sue suemanz.graham@comcast.net

Susannah Hopkinson and William Bradbury

sug53 — 2009-11-16 01:26:52Z

I continue my search for the parents of Susanna (Susannah) Hopkinson who married William Bradbury 19 May 1765 in Buxton, York County, Maine. Susanna and William had a son, Samuel who married Sarah Hutton. Their son, Simeon married Annie Googins and their daughter, Frances Elizabeth Bradbury was my 3rd great grandmother. Any suggestions would be most appreciated! Thank you - Sue suemanz.graham@comcast.net

Re: Bryant,Tibbetts, Brooks, Chandler and Stewart families

roger_weir1976rw — 2009-10-28 16:05:12Z

Hi, would you have any info on Lottie V Brooks? I have her parents as William Bullock Brooks and Rosalinda Stewart. William was born in Weymouth, Nova Scotia. Any information you might have would be appreciated.

Descendants of Henry G Brooks and Emily J ?

roger_weir1976rw — 2009-10-28 16:04:56Z

I was wondering if anybody would have some information on this family:

1880 Kennebunkport, Maine:
Henry G 50 (farmer)
Emily J (54)
Cordelia (20)
Alvina (18)
H (16)
Bickford (14)

All born in Nova Scotia....

An older daughter Hannah Melissa Brooks married in St Mary´s Bay Digby Co., NS in 1867 to a George W Millner...They are also on the 1880 Maine Census. Would anybody have access to birth/marriage/death records for this family? Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance, Roger

Re: Randall family members from Kittery Point

HelenPaulik — 2009-10-23 13:48:28Z

Hi Dixie, I believe we are cousins. Alice Helen Randall was my great-aunt. Webster Randall, Alice's brother, was my grandfather. I grew up in Kittery Point and we always called her Aunt Betty. Are you able to see my family tree on Ancestry? I'm currently living in St. Louis but all the rest of my family still lives in the same area back home. I've been working on both sides of my family tree (Randall and Seaward) for a couple of years and signing up for Ancestrys seemed the best way to go because of all the records it pulls in from many sources and the ability to have information out there for other family members to make contact. Let me know which child of Alice's and Wilbur's you are related to. Do you have an Ancestry family site that you're working on? I have Alice and Wilbur's children listed but didn't have information any farther than that. I vaguely remember Sue and Danny Higgins growing up. I was born in 1948 and of course we lived just down the road from the Higgins house. Great to hear from you - Helen

Re: Randall family members from Kittery Point

dixiemcleantarbell — 2009-10-23 03:11:19Z

Hi Helen - I think I'm related to you through my grandmother Alice Helen Randall Higgins. It was great to find her lineage back to 1850. I was wondering if there's a lineage from there to back Benjamin Randall, 1749-1808, born in New Castle, NH and died in New Durham, NH. (Founder of the Freewill Baptist Church) Thanks for any help you or others may have! Dixie

Re: Ichabod Warren 1774 m Jane Mcintire

Calbar80 — 2009-10-22 18:02:41Z

I have been looking for the parents of Catherine M Warren, b. Feb 22, 1822, who married Henry Hill Evans, probably in the Bangor area. The same book on Evans genealogy mentions an Ichabod Warren that turns out to be son of John McIntire Warren. Evans line is from Fryeburg, Denmark area. Any help much appreciated.

Re: Vital Records of Kittery Maine

lwonline — 2009-10-20 03:37:26Z

Thanks both of you, I appreciate it.

Yes, the military information for James Robert is correct. I tracked him and his career and found the veteran's home where he died.

The birth record for any of Florence's children (Effie to William Adams, and three boys to James Lowrie) still elude me. And the marriage records for both marriages as well.

NH's vital records for this time are incomplete; I think my only hope may be a lucky find of church records. Florence's second husband James Lowrie I can track to when he came over from Scotland. William Adams is a ghost for me. All I know is his name from his daughters marriage license. He died sometime between 1870 and 1877, when his wife is definitely remarried and William likely married Florence sometime around 1870/1869, probably in New Hampshire.

Re: Town of Deerwanden, near Biddeford, York Co., ME

lmunnhaynes — 2009-10-19 21:12:38Z

I think I had heard of it before; or maybe in my travels in the area saw Deerwander something or other...
Biddeford has a historical society; they could probably tell you more:
http://www.mcarthur.lib.me.us/biddeford_historical_society.h...
Good luck.

Re: Town of Deerwanden, near Biddeford, York Co., ME

ZEILER — 2009-10-19 17:10:54Z

Thanks Lisa. The old documents are hard to read, should have thought to look under various spellings.

Re: Vital Records of Kittery Maine

NALFhistorian — 2009-10-19 13:14:18Z

Hello,

I took a look at the Kittery VR book, and none of these names were found.

Sorry!
Steve

Re: Town of Deerwanden, near Biddeford, York Co., ME

lmunnhaynes — 2009-10-19 12:46:44Z

I believe it is Deerwander you are referring to? It could be the section which is now referred to as Fortunes Rocks?
A google map search for deerwander brings up a hit near Fortunes Rocks road in Biddeford.
Maybe someone local to that area can clarify.
Good luck.
Lisa

Re: Vital Records of Kittery Maine

ELLinSpain — 2009-10-19 11:33:37Z

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Name: James Robert Lowrie
OCCUPATION - FRED MARSH, in the POOL HALL, YOUNTVILLE, NAPA, CALIF
Birth Date: 2 Dec 1877
Birth Place: Kittry
Residence: Napa, California
WHO WILL KNOW YOU: THE POSTMASTER
Race: White
Roll: WWII_1784582

Re: Vital Records of Kittery Maine

ELLinSpain — 2009-10-19 11:26:35Z

You may well have this but JIC

ARMY REGISTER OF ENLISTMENTS

Name: James R Lowrie
A PACKER
Birthyear: abt 1876 IN KETTERY, MAINE
Birthplace: Maine, United States
Enlistment Date: 18 May 1903
Enlistment Age: 26 5/12
BROWN HAIR & EYES
RUDDY COMPLEXION
5' 8½" TALL
REGIMENT 13TH CAV
DISCHARGED 21ST APRIL 1899 @ FORT MYER, VA

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Name: James Robert Lowrie
City: Manhattan
County: New York
State: New York
Cdr. P.C. CAMP 15 B..AIR STREET
Birthplace: Maine;KETTERY
Birth Date: 2 Dec 1879
SINGLE
Race: Caucasian (White)
FHL Roll Number: 1765591
DraftBoard: 89

Objet : Paquin in Biddeford, Saco

prenaud23 — 2009-10-04 13:32:18Z

I JUST TRIPPED OVER YOUR MESSAGE AND THE ORILDA PAQUIN
YOU ARE LOOKING FOR IS NOT THE ONE WHO MARRIED JOSEPH BEAULIEU.
HER PARENTS WERE PIERRE AND ANNA BEAUDOIN.
PIERRE WAS AN INN KEEPER IN LA MALBAIE,Qc

Town of Deerwanden, near Biddeford, York Co., ME

ZEILER — 2009-09-09 23:12:39Z

Does anyone know what the town of Deerwanden, which was near Biddeford, York CO., ME) is called today?

Re: Arsène Beaulieu / Marie Côté

lauzondaniel — 2009-09-03 23:56:24Z

Found the info I was looking for. Marie Côté parents are: Charles Côté and Olive Samson. I don't know if they married in the States or in Quebec.

Arsène Beaulieu / Marie Côté

lauzondaniel — 2009-09-03 18:31:46Z

Hi, I'm looking for the parents of one Marie Côté, married on January 7, 1873 to Arsène Beaulieu/Hudon in Biddeford, York County, Maine. Arsène parents are said to be Charles Hudon-Beaulieu and Marie-Desanges Dionne of Ste-Anne-de-la-Pocatière, Kamouraska, Quebec.

Anyone has access to the marriage records of Biddeford Maine? Your help would be greatly appreciated.

Not sure about the parish, a Catholic one no doubt, maybe St. Joseph ?

Thanks a lot
Daniel

Re: Samuel Shackford Revolutionary War Sanford

jwhite298 — 2009-09-01 23:12:05Z

Samuel Shackford is buried in a small family cemetery on what is now called the New Dam Rd. in Sanford. It was known as Mouse Lane many years ago.

His gravestone is worn and damaged to the point that it is unreadable. Over the past several years, I have been making sure a flag is placed on his grave.

His wife, Charity (d: Sept 3, 1842 AE: 65y 7m 13d) is buried there, as well.

The only other grave in the cemetery is Mehitable Shackford, wife of Christopher Shackford. She died on April 20, 1852, AE: 44y.

According to "Early Families of Sanford-Springvale, Maine" by Frederick R. Boyle, Samuel was born in 1761 (he makes reference to "Maine Soldiers" p. 703) and served in the Revolution from Wells, ME. He died in 1844.

Apparently, Samuel Shackford had a wife prior to Charity. She was Eunice Day, a daughter of Hilton Day of Wells, ME. Several Days settled on what is now the New Dam Rd, as well.

The cemetery is near the road and is surrounded by a white, wooden fence. It is immediately south of Lavalley Lumber.

I hope this information helps.

John White,

Springvale, ME

Samuel Shackford Revolutionary War Sanford

010295 — 2009-08-30 01:17:51Z

Looking for anyone who might have info on the above and where he might be buried in Sanford. One source says Mouse Lane and another says Kennebunk Road. Thanks for any info.

Vital Records of Kittery Maine

lwonline — 2009-08-22 00:03:47Z

Greetings,

I saw that there is a book complied by Joseph Anderson for the Vital records of Kittery. Is there anyone that has access to this book that could do a couple look ups for me?

I'm looking for the records of:

*Birth Record for Effie Adams, May 22 1871
*Marriage Record for Florence McDonald and William Adams (abt 1870)
*Death record for William Adams, between 1870 and 1877.
*Birth record for James Lowrie, son of James Lowrie and Florence McDonald - born 2 Dec 1877.

Thank you for any help.

Re: Rogers/Goodwin

larkarevan — 2009-08-19 20:13:56Z

Hi Bertha,

Warren and Sarah Rogers are my Great x 3 Grandparents. I've got some interesting information on them but I don't know who their parents were, only that Warren's mother was born in Scotland and his father was born in Maine. Good luck, Larry

ANYONE RESEARCHING VACHON line in Sanford or Springvale areas

jw1947 — 2009-08-18 19:19:35Z

If you have any information on the VACHONs from York County Maine, would you please email me.

jw1947@juno.com

Re: Help on gravesite William Johnson d. 1830 Hollis Maine

lmunnhaynes — 2009-08-02 22:27:43Z

Well, let me know how you make out. I'd be curious to see how it turns out since I've become kind of familiar with the area.
I'll keep my fingers crossed!
Lisa

Re: SHAPLEIGH VETERAN - JOHN DARLING HUNTRESS

tfoenander — 2009-08-02 20:29:18Z

The soldier named John Huntress, who had served in the 2nd Massachusetts Infantry, in fact collected a pension from the U.S. government, and died there. At no time did he have anything to do with Australia. All such data is shown in documentation, and is freely available to those who do the proper and thorough research. The person named John Darling Huntress, buried in Australia, is known to have served under a different name altogether. A small group of very efficient researchers, and who previously included the late Roy Parker of Sydney, have collected all details on all of these veterans, and even others whose names are kept under wraps, for very obvious reasons. We have been constantly collecting all such data since the mid-1980's, and much of this data is not shown online, or in publications. We have never, I repeat, never stopped collecting such data, and have continued our research since we started.
Also, I need to stress one point which is often wrongly shown by those who did not know the late Roy Parker, namely that Mr. Parker was a thorough gentleman, who was very humble to all and sundry. He was very well respected, and his funeral, in 1998, was well attended, to the point that the chapel was overflowing. However, as the late Mr. Parker himself had so often admitted, he was certainly NOT the first to research the veterans buried in Australia and New Zealand, and did not have a vast knowledge of the American Civil War. He often relied on others, especially Mr. Len Traynor, for any details he wished to clarify.
When he was alive, I often spoke to Mr. Parker, on the phone, or in person, and he even treated me as an equal, despite my background. I had, and still have, a very high respect for this gentleman amongst gentlemen.

Re: Help on gravesite William Johnson d. 1830 Hollis Maine

Madeline_Allen — 2009-08-02 13:51:14Z

Thank you Lisa. I hadn't thought about the fact that he may be buried in some small graveyard. I knew about the Maine Old Cemetery Association, but I was hoping for a photo of the gravestone if there is one. But, obviously it would help if I could locate where he was buried first (then maybe I can find someone to take a picture). I will contact the Buxton-Hollis Historical Society to see if they have anything. William Johnson was a Rev. War pensioner, but is not listed as far as I can tell in any listing of graves of Rev. War soldiers...which may mean that his grave is either 1) in a very small, private cemetery as you suggested, or 2) in an un-marked grave, meaning I can not locate it.

Thanks again.

Re: Help on gravesite William Johnson d. 1830 Hollis Maine

lmunnhaynes — 2009-08-02 10:49:14Z

Hi Madeline,
I would suggest trying to find the following book in a library near you or through inter library loan (purchase would be expensive, I think):
Maine cemetery inscriptions. York County
Author: Maine Old Cemetery Association.
Publisher: Camden, Me. : Picton Press, ©1995.
Series: Maine Old Cemetery Association special publication, no. 1

This book series is a really great resource; it helped me find a tiny little burial ground off Rte. 112 in Buxton in the back corner of a private farm.

The area of Maine you are searching in for burials in that time frame could make your search more difficult. From experience I have learned that many burials took place on small family plots and in some cases private land, and have become overgrown with trees and in some cases the little cemeteries are almost completely hidden by forest. Not to say it's impossible to find a grave there, but the locals might be the best way to go...
You could try writing to or calling:
Buxton - Hollis Historical Society
Box 34, Buxton, ME 04093
(207) 727-3131‎

They are probably open more often in summer than other months; and weekends more so than weekdays.
There is also a Limington Historical Society:
http://www.limingtonhistory.org/

If your ancestor was a Rev. War pensioner, there may be further information on him withing their holdings at Limington His. Soc.

Good luck,
Lisa

Marriage record in Biddeford, Maine for Charles Lebrun & Oseline Roberge

denisepelletier52 — 2009-08-02 04:18:54Z

I'm looking for the marriage record concerning Charles Lebrun & Oseline Roberge (David et Rose Simoneau) in 1879 April 19 in the Parish of Saint-Joseph of Biddeford, Maine.

We know they lived in the 1880's Census in this town

Census 1880 in Biddleford, Maine
http://search.ancestry.ca/iexec/?htx=View&r=5543&dbi...

One daughter was born may be in 1880 January in the same Parish, (see the 1880 Census)

Charles Lebrun was passed away in the Parish of St-Ferdinand d'Halifax, Qc, Canada , April 1887

http://search.ancestry.ca/iexec/?htx=view&r=5543&dbi...

My e-mail address is : d.pelletier@vosoriginesyourroots.com

Thank you very much for your help

Denise Pelletier

Marriage record for Charles Lebrun & Onesine Roberge in Biddleford, Maine

denisepelletier52 — 2009-08-02 04:16:56Z

I'm looking for the marriage record concerning Charles Lebrun & Oseline Roberge (David et Rose Simoneau) in 1879 April 19 in the Parish of Saint-Joseph of Biddeford, Maine.

We know they lived in the 1880's Census in this town

Census 1880 in Biddleford, Maine
http://search.ancestry.ca/iexec/?htx=View&r=5543&dbi...

One daughter was born may be in 1880 January in the same Parish, (see the 1880 Census)

Charles Lebrun was passed away in the Parish of St-Ferdinand d'Halifax, Qc, Canada , April 1887

http://search.ancestry.ca/iexec/?htx=view&r=5543&dbi...

Myy e-mail address is : d.pelletier@vosoriginesyourroots.com

Thank you very much for your help

Denise Pelletier

Help on gravesite William Johnson d. 1830 Hollis Maine

Madeline_Allen — 2009-07-27 14:37:56Z

I am looking for the grave of William Johnson and his wife Desire Johnson probably in Hollis Maine, as William died there April 10, 1830. William Johnson was a Revolutionary War pensioner, and came from Limington sometime previous to June 1820 when he made a declaration for his pension at Hollis. I would be willing to pay someone to look for his gravesite and that of Desire Johnson, and to provide a photo if possible.

Re: Do you know of any LITTLEFIELDs who were veterans of Am Rev + War of 1812?

lwonline — 2009-07-22 15:49:31Z

Sorry, just York, Maine. I have Kittery on the brain from my ancestors. :)

Re: Do you know of any LITTLEFIELDs who were veterans of Am Rev + War of 1812?

lwonline — 2009-07-22 15:47:17Z

I can get a copy of Ephraim Littlefield's (Of Kittery, York)Revoluntionary War Pension application if you do not have it. Feel free to message me.

ADAMS, William - Portsmouth/Kittery

lwonline — 2009-07-22 15:25:32Z

I'm searching for information on William Adams. In May 1871, he and his wife Florence MACDONALD (25 Aug 1847 - 22 Jan 1890) an immigrant from PEI, Canada had a daughter named Effie. In 1880, Florence is already remarried to her second husband, James LOWRIE (Lowery) with a 3 year old having been widowed.

So all I know about William Adams is that he dies somewhere between 1870 and 1877, and he had a daughter Effie in 1871.

Effie's birthplace on her marriage license is Portsmouth, NH. In 1880 they are living in Kittery, ME. (The Portsmouth naval yard is in Kittery, James LOWRIE was a marine.)

I'm looking for any information and documentation for William Adams, so far I've tracked a lot of dead ends. Any help is appreciated. Thanks.

Re: Yvonne (Poisson) Werren Lakin

smcharlesw — 2009-07-12 14:15:23Z

Hi Ed
Many Thanks but more interested in the Werren's. Not entirely sure of the correct family line owing to distance involved.
regards
Susan

Re: Yvonne (Poisson) Werren Lakin

EdGentley — 2009-07-11 20:36:42Z

If you need it, I have Yvonne Poisson's parents, some siblings, and her father's ancestry.

Have fun,
Ed

Re: Harry Ray Morgan

bigjohn3572 — 2009-07-03 12:29:26Z

Thanks for the information. I will try that.

Re: Harry Ray Morgan

ELLinSpain — 2009-07-03 11:09:13Z

Not sure about records for the prison itself as, this would normally show on his service record

There are quite a few sites showing the history etc of the prison if you do a google

Harry Ray Morgan

bigjohn3572 — 2009-07-02 01:28:25Z

Harry Ray Morgan was born 13 June 1897 in Iowa. He was on the 1930 Kittery, York, Maine census (Naval Prison in Portsmouth). Would there be any archived records for the prison that would be available? Any ideas or information would be greatly appreciated. Thank you.

Do you know of any LITTLEFIELDs who were veterans of Am Rev + War of 1812?

inahakuelua — 2009-06-30 19:06:10Z

I have a small mystery I'm trying to solve about an ancestor: I have information that says he was from Maine, his last name is LITTLEFIELD, he was 16 when he fought at the battle of Bunker Hill (June 1775.) He also took part in the battles of Ticonderoga, Bemis Heights, Crown Point, and Plattsburg. He also took part in the War of 1812. He had a daughter named Betsy, who was born in Maine in 1788, (and married a man named Aurin Z. LITTLEFIELD, who was a poor boy in his youth, who became a well-to-do man in his later years, and at some point hauled produce on a hand-sled from the Kennebec River to Montreal, Canada.) There were many LITTLEFIELDS who fought in the Revolutionary war, but I have a short list of militiamen for the War of 1812 with the last name LITTLEFIELD. They are: Ephraim, Ivory, Laphael, and Story, all privates. There is an Ephraim in the LDS database b. in York, ME abt 1761, who m. a Lydia PERKINS on 9 Oct, 1779 in Wells, York, ME. I don't know if they are the same Ephraim LITTLEFIELD, or not. And I don't know if that is the LITTLEFIELD I am looking for. Can anyone help me?

Thanks in advance!

Original homestead of Nathan Lord in South Berwick, Maine

jeanmayo1053 — 2009-06-27 01:01:57Z

I understand that there is a plaque on the southeast side of Witchtrot Road in South Berwick, Maine that marks the site of the original homestead of immigrant ancestor, Nathan Lord. It was occupied by the Lords until about 1755, when it came into the possession of Wallingford/Goodwin families. The house burned in 1910. Does anyone have photos of the house before it burned down that they could share with me?
Jean

Original homestead in Eliot, Maine of William Furbush

jeanmayo1053 — 2009-06-27 00:56:29Z

I've read in various sources where the original homestead of immigrant ancestor, William Furbush, was located in terms of the old days. Can anyone tell me how to find the location of the site in Eliot using present day markers? I have read that his original homestead was at Furbish Hill in Eliot, Maine in the NW corner of present day, Eliot. He lived near Thompson's Point and his tract of land was 40 rods wide running from the river back one full mile or 80 acres in all. His house was in the middle of his land or about 40 rods from the river where the marks of the old cellar could still be seen in the 1890's. When William Furbush died, his son, Daniel Furbush, lived his life out there, with his wife, Dorothy Pray.
Can anyone give me the exact location of the site of the original William Furbush homestead in Eliot, Maine, using present day markers?
Jean.

Bethany Thompson 1791 & Joseph Drew 1788/1792 - Parents?

caroleavon — 2009-06-22 14:30:43Z

Who were Joseph Drew's parents?

He married 2 Apr 1812 Bethany Thompson, dau. of Robert Thompson and Hannah Berry. Bethany died before 1850. They had 5 children that I know of: Sarah, Gamaliel S., Hannah, Mary & Louisa who both died young. Ruth Ayer gives Joseph's birth as 20 May 1788, but the censuses below show 1792 and 1790. Newfield Vital Records shows him as Joseph Drew 2nd on birth records of children. This could mean his father was Joseph or he is the 2nd Joseph in the area. Ayer suggests he was the son of Robert Drew of Loudon, or of Samuel Drew of Loudon.

Joseph Drew b. 1792,is in 1850 census in October in Portland, ME living with his son Gamaliel, both are Coopers. 1860 census Joseph b. 1790 ME is also living with son Gamaliel.

But, same 1860 census dated October in Portland, shows Joseph Drew b 1792 ME and wife Sarah. He is also a Cooper by trade.

*Joseph Drew b abt 1786? prob. Cumberland, ME. son of Hezekiah Drew & Esther Ross - both in Phillipsburg, York ME census in 1810. Could this be him?

*Joseph Drew b abt 1801 b. Coxhall, ME 1st wife Abigail Smith 2nd Amelia Werden. His parents Elijah Drew & Elizabeth Holmes.

*Joseph Drew b. 1807 Newfield, wife Charlotte McKusick, son of Joseph Drew & Eliza Shaw.

The above are the Joseph Drews b. Maine, there are others b. NH near same age, some who lived in Maine:
*Joseph b. abt 1795 Gilmanton, son of Theophilus Drew.
*Joseph b abt 1798 NH, wife Rhoda b abt 1808 ME, in 1850 Berwick, ME census.
*Joseph b. ?, who inherited land in Madbury, per the will in 1804 of David Drew b. abt 1725 to his grandson, with no father named.

Any suggestions, information, elimination of any of these, or corrections are welcome.

Re: Yvonne (Poisson) Werren Lakin

EdGentley — 2009-06-21 21:52:18Z

Hi,

While I didn't have Yvonne Poisson in my records, I do have her parents and her fathers' ancestry. Contact me directly by email and I'll send you the register report.

Have fun,
Ed

Re: Alice J Davidson of Saco, 1887-1970

caren_secord — 2009-06-21 21:35:04Z

Wow - really appreciate all the work you have done! I have to do some work myself now! Thanks.

Re: Alice J Davidson of Saco, 1887-1970

ELLinSpain — 2009-06-21 08:35:58Z

In the 1900 census I forgot to add that Anthony's occupation was an Engineer - machinery

in the Biddeford, Maine Directory, 1890-91

Name: Wellesley A. Davidson
Location 1: Biddeford
City: Saco
State: ME
Occupation: engineer
Year: 1890, 1891
Business Name: Laconia Mnfg. Co.
Location 2: house 11 High

which would also tie in with address as just shown as High on census

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1886 The Biddeford, Saco and Old Orchard Directory
Maine Biddeford book section D page 66

DAVIDSON, WELLESLEY, WATCHMAN LACONIA o., h. at Seco

so, parents must have married in Maine - not Canada

Re: Alice J Davidson of Saco, 1887-1970

ELLinSpain — 2009-06-21 08:15:41Z

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1910
Anthony W Davidson
A WATCHMAN IN COTTON MILL
Age in 1910: 62
Estimated Birth Year: abt 1848
Birthplace: Canada English
Relation to Head of House: Head
Father's Birth Place: Canada English
Mother's Birth Place: Canada English
Spouse's Name: Cynthia
Home in 1910: Saco Ward 4, York, Maine
Marital Status: Married
Race: White
Gender: Male
Year of Immigration: 1880
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Name: Cynthia Davidson
Age in 1910: 62
Estimated Birth Year: abt 1848
Birthplace: Canada English
Relation to Head of House: Wife
Father's Birth Place: Canada English
Mother's Birth Place: Canada English
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Name: Alice J Davidson
IN COLLEGE
Age in 1910: 23
Estimated Birth Year: abt 1887
Birthplace: Maine
Relation to Head of House: Daughter

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1920
Name: Cynthia A Davidson
LANDLADY
Home in 1920: Saco Ward 4, York, Maine
Age: 62 years
Estimated Birth Year: abt 1858
Birthplace: New Brunswick
Relation to Head of House: Head
Father's Birth Place: New Brunswick
Mother's Birth Place: New Brunswick
Marital Status: Widow
Race: White
Sex: Female
Home owned: Rent
Year of Immigration: 1876 & NATURLIZED
MARRIED AT 1881
Able to read: Yes
Able to Write: Yes
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Name: Alice J Davidson
TEACHER AT HOME
Home in 1920: Saco Ward 4, York, Maine
Age: 32 years
Estimated Birth Year: abt 1888
Birthplace: Maine
Relation to Head of House: Daughter
Father's Birth Place: New Brunswick
Mother's Name: Cynthia A
Mother's Birth Place: New Brunswick
Marital Status: Single
Race: White
Sex: Female
Able to read: Yes
Able to Write: Yes
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Name: Alice Davidson
Home in 1920: Saco Ward 4, York, Maine
Age: 78 years
Estimated Birth Year: abt 1842
Birthplace: New Brunswick
Relation to Head of House: Sister-in-law
Father's Birth Place: New Brunswick
Mother's Birth Place: New Brunswick
Marital Status: Single
Race: White
Sex: Female
Year of Immigration: 1883
Able to read: Yes
Able to Write: Yes

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1930
Name: Cynthia A Davidson
Home in 1930: Saco, York, Maine
View Map
Age: 13
Estimated Birth Year: abt 1917
Birthplace: New Brunswick
Relation to Head of House: Head
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Name: Alice J Davidson
INSURANCE GENERAL
Home in 1930: Saco, York, Maine
View Map
Age: 42
Estimated Birth Year: abt 1888
Relation to Head of House: Daughter

Re: Alice J Davidson of Saco, 1887-1970

ELLinSpain — 2009-06-21 08:05:10Z

You are most welcome!

on the LDS site

ALICE J DAVIDSON
BORN 21ST AUGUST 1887 SACO, YORK, MAINE
PARENTS: A.W. & C.A. DAVIDSON

FILM

you may get far more INFO on a copy OF

SS DEATH

Alice DAVIDSON
Birth Date: 21 Apr 1887
Death Date: Dec 1970
Social Security Number: 005-32-8619
State or Territory Where Number Was Issued: Maine

Death Residence Localities
ZIP Code: 04072
Localities: Buxton, York, Maine
Saco, York, Maine

Re: Elsie Jane McLaughlin of St. Stephens, NB / Roy Marshall Noble, Kenebunk, ME

alicejohnson2001 — 2009-06-21 04:58:04Z

Henrietta Mclaughlin, was the daughter of Mary A.McLaughlin and her 1st husband Henry Mclaughlin. On Nov.11,1885 Mrs Mary Mclaughlin married William McLaughlin and had Elsie; Emma; Horace and Harry ( were twins and Harry died infant); Sadie; Harry Connick and Willian B. Emma and Horace never married;Sadie married twice; Harry Connick married Novella Scott and had 10 children there are only 2 still living now, and William married and had one child but died in 1932. Have more info, just E mail me . Would like info on Elsie and her children if possible
Alice

Re: Alice J Davidson of Saco, 1887-1970

caren_secord — 2009-06-20 23:01:25Z

Thank you for your help!

Re: Alice J Davidson of Saco, 1887-1970

ELLinSpain — 2009-06-20 21:55:37Z

Your Alice was born April 1887 so...

1900
Name: A Wellesley Davidson
Home in 1900: Saco, York, Maine
Age: 51
Birth Date: Jun 1848
Birthplace: Canada Eng
[Canada;England]
Race: White
Ethnicity: American
Gender: Male
Immigration Year: 1880
Relationship to Head of House: Head
Father's Birthplace: Canada Eng
Mother's Birthplace: Canada Eng
Spouse's Name: Cynthia A
Marriage Year: 1881
Marital Status: Married
Years Married: 19
Residence : Saco City, York, Maine
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Name: Cynthia A Davidson
Home in 1900: Saco, York, Maine
Age: 43
Birth Date: Feb 1857
Birthplace: Canada Eng
[Canada;England]
Race: White
Ethnicity: American
Gender: Female
Immigration Year: 1876
Relationship to Head of House: Wife
Father's Birthplace: Canada Eng
Mother's Birthplace: Canada Eng
Mother: number of living children: 1
Mother: How many children: 3
Spouse's Name: A Wellesley
Marriage Year: 1881
Marital Status: Married
Years Married: 19
Residence : Saco City, York, Maine
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Name: Alice J Davidson
Home in 1900: Saco, York, Maine
Age: 13
Birth Date: Apr 1887
Birthplace: Maine
Race: White
Ethnicity: American
Gender: Female
Relationship to Head of House: Daughter

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