Looking for information on Bertha M.Ireland(born 1873) who married George Reed(born 1871). Her father was Obediah W. Ireland(born 1848) who married Lydia C. Berry(born 1853). Obediah's parents were Temple E. Ireland(born 1806)and Susan Dutton. Please contact me if anyone recognizes any of these names. Thank you, Scott

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Hello Rooters: Would someone tell me if Orono and Etna have historical societies? And do they have email addresses? Thank you! Arline (Taylor) Larson arline7@bellsouth.net

Hi Bill! Try http://www.bpl.lib.me.us/reference/index.html Duane ----- Original Message ----- From: <Wmdperkins@aol.com> To: <MEPENOBS-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Tuesday, September 05, 2000 6:04 AM Subject: [MEPENOBS-L] Bangor Public Library-email address > In a message dated 00-09-05 04:01:21 EDT, you write: > > << Bangor Public Library >> > > > if anyone has the email address for the Bangor Public Library and would > please send it to me I would be greatly appreciative > > thanks > > Bill > >

In a message dated 00-09-05 04:01:21 EDT, you write: << Bangor Public Library >> if anyone has the email address for the Bangor Public Library and would please send it to me I would be greatly appreciative thanks Bill

I would to find any info on the Dunn family from Greenbush, Costigan, Old Town area. My grandfather & grandmother's name was Fernando & Maude (Bastian) Dunn, he was from Greenbush born in 1898 died in 1940 and she was born in 1902 and died in 1938, they had 6 children: George, Robert, Kathryn, Donald, Carolyn and Mona. Fernando's father was John ? Dunn and he married Susan (Harris) Dunn and they had several children. (Some of their names were John, Carl, Fernando, Albert, ????. John's father was Thomas ? Dunn and he married ?. I believe Thomas Dunn originally came from Exeter to Greenbush in about 1840. That is as far back as I can get, I believe that our family originally came from Ireland and that the name was spelled O'Dunne and the O and e was dropped through the years. I have no idea how they came into Maine. Can anyone help me?

Hi Peter Penobscot County Protate abstracts are catalogued in the Probate Office at the Penobscot County Courthouse on Hammond Street in Bangor. Old abstracts were compiled in a book (or two) and a copy are in various libraries including Bangor Public Library. If you e-mail their reference department they will respond to a query. Tim King/Sirois Peter Morton wrote: > I am interested in one of the Penobscot Probate Records, found by Stewart > Rowe. Does anyone know where I can obtain a copy of a particular probate > record found in the Abstracts? > > Record: Solomon Morton of Lee. Wife Alzira admr. Oct 1847. Four children > unnamed. (vol 19, pg 92) > > Thanks - Peter Morton -- ?_

I am interested in one of the Penobscot Probate Records, found by Stewart Rowe. Does anyone know where I can obtain a copy of a particular probate record found in the Abstracts? Record: Solomon Morton of Lee. Wife Alzira admr. Oct 1847. Four children unnamed. (vol 19, pg 92) Thanks - Peter Morton

looking for further info on samuel h. spaulding married eunice e. jones on june 30, 1883 in springfield, maine. They resided in webster plantation. He was also married to jane a. moody of springfield--1865 Samuel and Eunice had a daughter--birdie violet spaulding, born 1899--Birdie married Ernest leslie Stover, son of william stover and ella trask of lambert lake, maine Eunice was married twice more--jeff mulligan-----frank moffatt. Not sure of the order of the marriages but believe frank was number 3. not sure where they resided after their marriages. any info on parents/siblings/aunts/uncles/grandparents would be appreciated. Thanks. These are my husband's ancestors and I have been trying to locate info on them. All family members who knew anything of them that could help are all deceased. Are there any local gravesites in Webster Plantation/Prentiss that I would be able to visit. If so, any directions would be a help. I live within an hour from webster plantation and it would not be a problem for me to visit the area, if need be. Thanks, dodie http://www.geocities.com/moosekiller2_2000 GENEALOGISTS LIVE IN THE PAST LANE. _______________________________________________________ Say Bye to Slow Internet! http://www.home.com/xinbox/signup.html

Thanks for your offer. Can you check any mention of Olive Lambert, wife of Joseph; and, John Burpee (or Burbey or Burbee or Berube). Regards, Brenda in New Zealand. ----- Original Message ----- >Subject: [MEPENOBS-L] Penobscot Probate Abstracts 1816-1866 > I have borrowed a copy of this book from NEHGS library and can keep it > for less than two weeks. I'd be glad to look up any names of interest - *snip*

I have the following: Thomas Flynn - Flinn ---Husband Ruth A Thomas ---Wife --- CHILDREN---- Charles Thomas Flynn - Flinn Elsora A. Flynn - Flinn James L. Flynn - Flinn Joel T. Flynn - Flinn Byron P. Flynn - Flinn Louisa Flynn - Flinn Juan Fernandes Flynn - Flinn Rowena Flynn - Flinn Ruth Ellen Flynn - Flinn They showed in the Census from Newburgh, Pensobscot Co., of 1840, -1860, 1870, and 1880. Were they in the abstract? Thank you, Forrest D. Flinn ____________ Stewart Rowe wrote: > I have borrowed a copy of this book from NEHGS library and can keep it > for less than two weeks. I'd be glad to look up any names of interest - > be sure to include given name as well as surnames -- there are many > entries for some surnames. Entries often include names of wife and > children of the deceased, and there are some instances where children > were adopted and the name changed. For example, "Jerome Lewis, son of A. > Melissa Lewis of Corinth, divorced, was ae abt 3 yrs Apr. 1857 when > adopted by Isaac G. Ridley. Name changed to Herbert Leslie Ridley." > If you know of alternate spellings of the surnames, please mention > them. Apparently the compiler, Ruth Gray, had difficulty sometimes > deciphering the scripts. > Stewart Rowe

looking for info on Samuel Spaulding and Eunice E. Jones of Webster Plantation. Have hit the proverbial brick wall.Eunice was married at least 3 times---samuel spaulding, jeff mulligan, frank moffatt. Theysamuel/eunice had a daughter Birdie Violet born 1899 married Ernest Stover, son of William Stover and Ella Trask. Looking for families of all of these people. If you can help it sure would be appreciated. Thanks.---------dodie perry http://www.geocities.com/moosekiller2_2000 GENEALOGISTS LIVE IN THE PAST LANE. _______________________________________________________ Say Bye to Slow Internet! http://www.home.com/xinbox/signup.html

The only entry for Stearns is: STEARNS, SEWALL of Bangor, sister Anna Crawford. Administrator July 1846 John Meservey (19:58). [The name is spelled Sterns on some papers. (That's volume 19, page 58) Stewart Rowe Malinda Mills Jackson wrote: > > Wow!! Thanks!! > Would you be so kind as to check for STEARNS?? > Malinda Jackson > Kokomo, IN > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "Stewart Rowe" <srowe@fuse.net> > To: <MEPENOBS-L@rootsweb.com> > Sent: Sunday, September 03, 2000 10:53 AM > Subject: [MEPENOBS-L] Penobscot Probate Abstracts 1816-1866 > > > I have borrowed a copy of this book from NEHGS library and can keep it > > for less than two weeks. I'd be glad to look up any names of interest - > > be sure to include given name as well as surnames -- there are many > > entries for some surnames. Entries often include names of wife and > > children of the deceased, and there are some instances where children > > were adopted and the name changed. For example, "Jerome Lewis, son of A. > > Melissa Lewis of Corinth, divorced, was ae abt 3 yrs Apr. 1857 when > > adopted by Isaac G. Ridley. Name changed to Herbert Leslie Ridley." > > If you know of alternate spellings of the surnames, please mention > > them. Apparently the compiler, Ruth Gray, had difficulty sometimes > > deciphering the scripts. > > Stewart Rowe > > > >

Thank you Stewart, I would like to know if Eliza/Elizabeth/Lizzie Sylvester or Alvah/Alvin Sylvester occur in the book. Any help is much appreciated. Sharyn

I have borrowed a copy of this book from NEHGS library and can keep it for less than two weeks. I'd be glad to look up any names of interest - be sure to include given name as well as surnames -- there are many entries for some surnames. Entries often include names of wife and children of the deceased, and there are some instances where children were adopted and the name changed. For example, "Jerome Lewis, son of A. Melissa Lewis of Corinth, divorced, was ae abt 3 yrs Apr. 1857 when adopted by Isaac G. Ridley. Name changed to Herbert Leslie Ridley." If you know of alternate spellings of the surnames, please mention them. Apparently the compiler, Ruth Gray, had difficulty sometimes deciphering the scripts. Stewart Rowe

ROLL CALLl: NANCY HAGGERTY LYNCH: b: 1835 Bangor ME m: THOMAS LYNCH, Bangor ME; (b: Ireland), According to the "Bangor Maine, Vital Records: 1850-1864" they obtained a marriage license 10 July 1861; probably m: at St John's RCCh, Bangor ME Charles m: ? 1863-? John m: Mary McAulay(?) 1864-? Margaret m: Mathias Doyle 1867-1937 ?? Mary J m: ? 1870-? Theresa m: Not 1872- 1880 Peter F m: ? 1875-? Michael m: Not 1876-1882 d: Boston MA Included in the 1870 & 1880 National Census for Bangor, Penobscot Co ME was the following: THOMAS LYNCH was noted as a USA citizen, employed as a hotel waiter, age 28 (1870), b: Ireland, parents foreign born; NANCY was ME born, age 30, housekeeper, parents foreign born; they, in 1870 had 4 kids: CHARLES, age 7; JOHN, age 4 (March 1864); MARGARET, age 3 & MARY J, 6 months (12 January 1870). In the 1880 census, his age increased to 41, while hers increased only to 38; he is still a hotel waiter, she a homemaker while the following kids are at home: MARGARET age12; MARY J. age 10; THERESA, age 8; PETER F, age 5; & MICHAEL,age 4 (8 May 1876); no mention is made of CHARLES or JOHN. Regards, ED COSTELLO, 1009 Blenheim Dr, Raleigh NC 27612 USA e-mail: < costello13@juno.com >, tel: 919-782-6058; --------Searching: COSTELLO (FAHEY), (JOYCE): Co Mayo>CT, MA, ME USA>USA; HAGGERTY (McGUIRE): Co Donegal>NB Canada>ME USA>USA; LAVERTY (BROWN), (KELLY): Co Armagh>NB Can>ME,CA>USA,Can. ________________________________________________________________ YOU'RE PAYING TOO MUCH FOR THE INTERNET! Juno now offers FREE Internet Access! Try it today - there's no risk! For your FREE software, visit: http://dl.www.juno.com/get/tagj.

My ggg grandmother, Sophia Cote, married Joseph Benoit/Bennet about 1840 probably in The Bangor or Olde Town area. I don't think Joseph Benoit was from this area but I think Sophia Cote was. I think French Canadians may have been in Olde Town in the early 1800's. Does anybody have any information that would indicate that there was a Cote/Cota family was living in the Bangor or Olde Town areas in 1820? Thanks, Charlie King ggg grandson of Joseph Benoit and Sophia Cote ________________________________________________________________ YOU'RE PAYING TOO MUCH FOR THE INTERNET! Juno now offers FREE Internet Access! Try it today - there's no risk! For your FREE software, visit: http://dl.www.juno.com/get/tagj.

I am looking for the identity of the Oliver Frost who appears in the 1810 federal census for Bangor, as well as the identity of the Oliver Frost who participated in the Aroostook War in 1839. He was also listed as resident in Bangor. I am trying to find the two sons of Sarah Frost Russell, named Oliver and John Frost. Sarah lived in Fayette (ME) with her second husband, Abel Russell. Thanks, Phil Noss

THE FAMILY of PETER C HAGGERTY Jr & JANE HASKELL b: 1837, Bangor ME m: Jane Haskell, 20 October 1854, Deer Island ME by Franklin Closson, J.P.; (b: 11 Aug 1829 Deer Island ME, d: 1910, 83 years old, Deer Island ME, gravestone unlocated); widowed at age 39 w/5 kids; later moved to Merchants Island ME. d: 23 June 1867, age 30, buried at sea enroute from Port AuPrince, Haiti to Philadelphia; (death may have been caused by yellow fever or shipboard mutiny). Purported marker in St Mary's RCCem Houlton ME: Peter Haggerty Died at Sea June 25, 1867 "May His Soul Rest in Peace" Sea captain, Deer Island ME; he followed the sea, started as a cabin boy, rose to command his own ship as a sea captain, m: into the Haskell family (sea faring folk) from Deer Island ME, and was thereafter affectionately known as Captain Peter. Children, 6, as follow, lived in both Houlton and Deer Island ME (the 1880 national census for Littleton ME lists Charles Henry, Martha [Elen] and Edmund Peter as resident at the Ridge Rd, Littleton farm in Aroostook Co with their Gf Peter & Gm Nancy Haggerty: (A1) Charles Henry m: Mary Gillen 1855-1929 1865-1948 (B2) Martha (Ellen) m: John McSheffery 1857-1891 ? ? (C3) Elizabeth Jane m: James Childs 1860-1936 ? ? (D4) Julia m: ? Snow ? ? ? ? (E5) Edmond Peter m: Mary Jane O'Connell 1866-? ? ? (F6) Lillian m: not 1870-1931 PETER & NANCY (McGUIRE) HAGGERTY LIST x-xx. Mary Haggerty m: ? Haggerty 1783 Ire-1857 USA ?? 1-01. Peter Haggerty m: Nancy McGuire 1808 Ire-1881 USA 1808 Ire-1886 USA Both of Co Donegal Ireland 2-03. Peter Haggerty Jr m: Jane Haskell 1837-1867 1829-1910 USA USA 3-01. Charles Henry Haggerty m: Mary Gillen 1855-1929 1865-1948 4-01. Peter Joseph Haggerty m: Mary Etta Carpenter m: Mary Savage 1888-1963 ?? ?? 4-02. Jasper Charles Haggerty m: Mildred G Mills ?? ?? 4-03. Arthur Leo Haggerty m: ? 1891-1936 4-04. Mary S Haggerty m: ? 1892-1893 4-05. Beatrice Josephine Respa Haggerty m: Thomas Elmer Hannigan 1894-1974 ?? 4-06. John Henry Haggerty m: ? 1886-? 4-07. Bernice Mary Haggerty m: Ralph Rooney 1898-1989 ?? 4-08. Paul Revere Haggerty m: ? 1902-1937 4-09. Rose Veronica Haggerty m: Elon F Lancaster ?? ?? 3-02. Martha Haggerty m: John McSheffery 1857-1891 ?? 3-03. Elizabeth Jane Haggerty m: James Childs 1860-1936 ?? 3-04. Julia Haggerty m: ? Snow 1862/3-? ?? 3-05. Edmond Peter Haggerty m: Mary Jane (Mamie) O'Connell 1866- ? ?? 4-10. Maurice P Haggerty 5-xx. Patricia 5-xx Peggy 4-11. Marie Haggerty m: ? Nisson m: ? Dunbar 5-xx. Robert 4-12. Frances Haggerty m: ? Bidwell 5-xx. Majorie 5-xx. Berniece 5-xx. Dora Jean 5-xx. Jimmy 5-xx. Bernard 5-xx. Kenneth 5-xx. Janet 4-13. Edward C Haggerty 5-xx. Merelyn 5-xx. Geraldine 5-xx. James 5-xx. Betty Ann 4-14. John James Haggerty m: Alice Lenora Scarseth 1905- 1903-1993 5-01. John Scarseth Haggerty m: Nancy Lewis m: Mary Jo Burns 1938- 1940- 1946- 5-xx. Edward Denis Haggerty m: Linda Roderman 1941- "? 4-15. Margaret Haggerty m: ? Fournal 5-xx. Patricia 5-xx. Donald 5-xx. Jerry 5-xx. Tom 5-xx. Maurice 4-16. Catherine Haggerty m: Archie Watson 1908- ? 5-xx. Kathleen 4-17. Charles P Haggerty m: Norma G ? 1910-? ?? 5-xx. Sheila (Simonson) 5-xx. John 5-xx. Daniel 5-xx. Brian 5-xx. Kathleen 5-xx. Alan 4-18. Thomas G Haggerty 5-xx. Thomas Charles 5-xx. Anita 5-xx. Kevin 3-06. Lillian Haskell m: not 1870/1-1931 ________________________________________________________________ YOU'RE PAYING TOO MUCH FOR THE INTERNET! Juno now offers FREE Internet Access! Try it today - there's no risk! For your FREE software, visit: http://dl.www.juno.com/get/tagj.

Nice of you to offer the info but wrong pew. Publish the info. on the Hancock County mail list because those communities are all in Hancock County. George Robertson wrote: > I have in my possession a few marriage banns. These marriages were all solemnized by Samuel Plummer in the mid 1800s' Samuel Plummer is my husbands ggg-grand father which is why I have them. If anyone is researching these families let me know and I will be more than happy to send you the original banns. They are not our family so we have no interest in them. > Moses Littlefield m. Adeline Bridges 2 Nov 1845 both of Penobscot > John J. Bridges m. Aurilla Stover 21 Feb 1846 both of Penobscot > Francis Sprowl m. Polly W. Whitaker, Gouldsborough April 1845 > Jacob Suminsky (Suminsby) of Eden m. Sarah Roberts of Mt. Desert 6 Dec 1849 > Rae Robertson -- ?_