Also, anyone researching the Brawn family? Bradley area. Mid 1800's. Job, Mary, daughter Charlotte. Thanks Dutch

Is anyone on the Penobscot list looking or have info on any of the Snow family? They lived in Old Townm, Alton and Bangor areas. Back in mid 1800's. Thanks... Dutch

Looking for any information on the following: William Henry Parks ..born August 12, 1861 New Brunswick, Canada .. died 1918 (married Sadie E. Stewart November 12, 1892) Samuel Aiton Parks born October 1, 1870 New Brunswick Canada (married Myrtie Janet Ingalls June 26, 1904) Robert John Parks..born October 12, 1868 New Brunswick Canada (married Almeda Welsh August, 1906) ================================================== Parks, William Henry father Samuel Hunter Parks mother Hannah Elizabeth Vallis Parks January 27, 1830 - February 13,1862 Wife Sadie E. Stewart, married November 2, 1892, last known Mattawamkeag, Penobscot Co., Maine in 1892 through fathers probate proceedings in New Brunswick - laborer Mattawamkeag Cemetery -- Sadie E Stewart 1874 - 1907 William H Parks 1863 no death date children: Pearl 1894 - 1894, Florence S. 1904 - 1904 William Henry Parks married Sadie E. Stewart (18) November 2, 1892 by H.B.Nutter, Clergyman, of Lincoln Brides parents - William Stewart, lumberman, and Victoria Wallace, both of Woodstock, New Brunswick, but resident in Mattawamkeag. Signed E.H. Pinkham, Clerk of Lincoln Samuel Aiton Parks married Myrtie Janet Ingalls (20) June 26, 1904 by Rev. Geo. S. Robinson, Clergyman, of Winn Brides parents - Wellington Ingalls, mail carrier, born Passaduukeag(spelling?), and Ellen R. Hawes, deceased, born Mattawamkeag. Signed John F. Mahoney, Clerk of Mattawamkeag Samuel is buried in Mattawamkeag Me. 1871-1957, so he probably moved back there after going to Walpole, NH occupation - Lumberman Robert probably remained in Walpole, Cheshire Co. NH, but could have moved to Lancaster area, Coos Co., NH occupation - Lumberman, New Hampshire, Coos Co.? Both Samuel and Robert known to be in Walpole N.H., Cheshire Co., in 1938 as stated on their San Diego California sister's obituary November 13, 1938 -- Robert and Samuel Parks, Walpole, N.H. Sons of - Samuel Hunter Parks ..born May 29, 1832 - died April 23, 1873 and of Helen Aiton married October 14, 1863 ..died January 16, 1871 http://jashodgson.homestead.com/parks.html Parks of Nerepis Welsford Jerusalem New Brunswick Thank you for any information you can provide! Jim Hodgson Ottawa, Ontario Canada -- To young to be where I'm goin', To old to go back again The views expressed in this email are not necessarily those of my employer.

ELLEN ---- Following is a short narrative of Peter&NancyMcGuireHaggerty, my Ggp's who arrived from Co Donegal ~1828 to NB Canada & thence to ME USA. I've much info on the American branch of the family, the're all over N America now. We've been searching for some time now for an Ireland contact, but without result. By the way where in Ireland is Ballymoney? If the following msg gets garbled, let me know your s-mail address & I'll send you a printed copy. Have fun searching. 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. THE FAMILY of PETER HAGGERTY & NANCY (McGUIRE) HAGGERTY b: Co Donegal, Ireland, 1808 b: Ireland, (maybe Co Donegal), 1808 m: <1829, Co Donegal Ireland (maybe, no record); 10 children: Mary-Ann m: ?? 1829-? Bridget Sophia m: Jeremiah Spencer 1831(?)-? ?? Nancy m Thomas Lynch 1835 - ? ? ? Peter Jr m: Jane Haskell 1837-1867 1829-1910 Margaret m: John Kiley 1837- ? ? John m: Margaret Grey 1840-? ? ? Thomas m: Elizabeth Curtis 1846-1908 1855- 1914 Francis m: Catherine Abernathy 1848-? 1851-1927 Charles m: Louisa Laverty 1849-1922 1858-1930 James Childhood death, noted on parents gravestone: "James Son of Peter" at St Mary's RCCem, Houlton ME John, Thomas, Francis & Charles, at one time, all resided in the Stillwater MN / Houlton-St Joseph WI area (St Croix Valley) and served as sponsors & witness' at each others m: & family bap: d: Bangor ME USA, 15 January 1881; |d: Houlton ME USA, 27 February 1886; 74 years old 79 years old Both interred, together, and with others, in St Mary's RC Cemetary, Houlton ME USA Gravestone Inscription: PETER HAGGERTY died Jan 15, 1881 AE 74 years Nancy his wife died Feb 27, 1886 AE 79 years James son of Peter Mary mother of Peter Haggerty 74 years/1857 "The Faithful Are Certain Of Their Reward" According to INS records, they, Peter, Nancy & Mary (Peter's mother, a reluctant voyager) arrived USA in 1831 via St Johns NB Canada (dau. Bridget Sophia was recorded as b: 1831(?), in NB Canada & dau Mary Ann, bap; 1829 at St Dunstans RCCh, Fredericton NB was probably Canada b: where the family lived during their first years in North America, they, then, re-settled in Bangor ME. Three kids were recorded as Bangor b: Peter Jr (1837) Nancy (1835) and Margaret (1837). Little is known of Nancy McGuire, the person; she is reported as a "homemaker" in many USA census reports; she had a relative , Mary McGuire, a possible sister or cousin, who was a sponsor at the bap. of Mary Ann Haggerty, Peter & Nancy's first b: . Mary McGuire also, as a resident of Fredericton NB, m: James Landers, also of Fredericton NB, 15 November 1831, at St Dunstans RCCh, Fredericton NB with Fr Michael McSweeney officiating and Peter Haggerty & Mary Flynn as witness'es. Peter Sr.was a stonecutter, an expert well-digger, a man quick to anger, a devout Catholic , a strong believer in formal education and He and Nancy owned a cottage and garden on 7 acres of Bangor land. Because, it is reported, of "Know-Nothing" "agitation" (read anti-Catholic, anti-Irish-immigrant, house burning terrorism), the family, after selling the Bangor location at a loss, a location reportedly on Standpipe Hill (or Thomas Hill) in Bangor, moved, via ox-team, to Belfast Academy Grant which was 100 miles away (now Ludlow ME, near Houlton ME) and after building a log house there which was covered with hemlock bark and floored with split cedar, they grew, fished or hunted for all their food.. He became a naturalized /USA citizen in 1841, (Signed his citizenship papers with an "X"). (Above excerpts from "Forty Years in the Wilderness" by S. Spencer.) The "Belfast" location first appeared in the 1840 National Census, Peter as "head of household" was listed & 7 people were noted as living at this location, no names were listed. Charles was b: there (1849 or 1852) as were many of his siblings: John (1840), Thomas (1846), Francis (1848) and possibly "James son of Peter", noted above. The actual plot of ground in Ludlow where they settled is not known today, purportedly it was 200 acres, purchased at 50 cents each. Ludlow town records have since been lost. There is, though, a Haggerty Hill and a Haggerty Stream located there. The 1850 National Census record states that Peter&Nancy could neither R/W & that , in addition to Peter & Nancy the following lived at Belfast Academy Grant (Ludlow): Bridget Sophia, Peter Jr, Nancy, Margaret, John, Thomas & Francis. "In the year of 1854 (?), there came to Houlton the following named Irishman who with their decendants are part of the history of Houlton: Peter Haggarty, Peter McGlynn, James McSheffrey, Patrick Gillen. They purchased land of Jas. C. Madigan on what is known as Littleton Ridge, and commenced to make a clearing. To many of the weak hearted men of this period, what these sturdy men accomplished seems nothing short of marvelous, for today the beautiful farms occupied by the descendants of those men are among the best in the whole county."...from "THE IRISHMAN:` A Factor in the Development of Houlton" by WJ Thibadeau. The 1860 National Census for Belfast Academy Grant (Ludlow) states that Peter & Nancy can R/W (?) and that the following were living there in addition to Peter & Nancy: Nancy, John, Thomas, Frank & Charles. "The 1870 National Census, the family is recorded as located in Littleton ME (Williams College Grant), (next town to Ludlow). This is the Ridge Rd, named Haggerty Ridge Rd or Littleton Ridge Rd in some documents, potato farm, although not a working farm today, it is still in existence on a small plot w/ the original farm house in tack . In this census, Peter & Nancy along with 2 of their grandchildren: Charles Henry Haggerty, Martha (Elen) Haggerty (both children of Peter Haggerty Jr who was deceased), and son Frank lived there. Apparently the remainder of Peter & Nancy's children disbursed. Four of the kids at one time settled in the Stillwater MN/Houlton/St Joseph WI area: John, Thomas, Frank & Charles. In the 1880 National Census, living at Littleton Ridge, in addition to Peter & Nancy, son Charles has apparently returned from "out west" & children of Peter Jr: Charles, Martha, Eddie & John, all Haggerty's , are all living there. Peter Sr d: shortly thereafter, at 74 years, in 1881. At this point in time, Nancy willed the farm to her son Charles. Nancy d: at 79 years, in 1886. Both She & Peter are interred, together, in St Mary's RCCem in Houlton ME. In the 1900 National Census; (1890 National Census records were distroyed by fire), only Charles, son of Peter&Nancy, & Louisa (Laverty) and children are living at the Littleton ME location. By the 1910 National Census Louisa (Laverty) is running the farm with Charles, her husband, hospitalized and their kids: John, Myrtle, Albert, Mary, Augustus, Mildred, Madolyn & Clyde are at home on Littleton Ridge , Martha is in Boston at the BosCtyHosp Nurseing School, Elsie is probably working away from home somewhere & Walter & Cecil Waldo are d: SIBLINGS: Not known (although, USA National & NB Canada census records list many other Haggerty's in NB Canada & Bangor ME during that era) PARENTS: Not Known, but probably b: in Co | Not Known Donegal Ireland (although, interred w/Peter&Nancy in St Mary's RC Cem in Houlton ME is a "Mary" and noted on their gravestone is the inscription: " Mary Mother of Peter" "73 Years 1857"; this may be Peter Haggerty's mother) ________________________________________________________________ YOU'RE PAYING TOO MUCH FOR THE INTERNET! Juno now offers FREE Internet Access! Try it today - there's no risk! 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I am looking for information on Jeremiah and Cordelia DAVIS BOYNTON from Eddington Maine. Had son, Frank O Boynton, born in 1862 in Eddington. Any information on ancestors or descendants is appreciated. Thanks, Suzanne ________________________________________________________________________ Get Your Private, Free E-mail from MSN Hotmail at http://www.hotmail.com

RON --- Houlton Maine is in the northern part of the state, 110 miles north east of Bangor, 40 miles directly south of Presque Isle, very near the Canada border next to Woodstock NB Canada. Houlton is the county seat of Aroostook Co. As to your second question, a "bio" of Edward Laverty follows. What is your interest in this name & place? 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. EDWARD LAVERTY: b: 1863, Woodstock NB Canada Storekeeper, delivered mail, postmaster, Benton NB Canada; communicant of St Agnes RCC, Debec, NB Canada; payed his pew rent & contributed money for oats during 1889-1898; migrated (1918) to Salem MA USA m: Margaret E Denning; 24 April 1895... ( b: NB Canada; d: 19 June 1936, age 63 years, Salem MA USA, cause: liver cancer, interred St Marys RCCem, Salem MA USA, informant: Anna Laverty of Salem MA) d: 1 December 1940, age 78 years, Salem MA USA, cause: myocardial insufficiency; interred: St Marys RCCem. Salem MA USA, informant: Anna Laverty of Salem MA 10 Kids: : Walter Edward, 10 January 1896, Benton NB - ? Henry Leo, 22 June 1897, Benton NB - ? John Cosmas, 27 September 1900, Benton NB - ? Margaret Hazel, 24 September 1902 - ?; m: Wilfred Fraser, 3 February 1929, St James Church RCC, Salem MA William Eldon, 19 August 1903 - 1 January 1991; m: Margaret McCabe, Corpus Christi RCC, Mineola NY; SSN-016-09-2469 Vaughan A, 19 August 1904 - April 1969; m: Anna Listchook, 27 January 1929, St James RCC, Salem MA Hannah Francis Jane, 11 July 1906 - 23 April 1910; interred: RCcem Debec NB Wilfred Laurence, 28 September 1907 - 7 March 1908; interred RCCem Debec NB Mary Adelaide, 16 March 1909 - ? Elizabet h Edith , 22 December 1910 - ? ________________________________________________________________ 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.

If the following is real, it should be a boon to us all. > Received this from another list, and thought I would pass it on. > > This information is making the rounds of the library world, due to the > American Library Association (ALA) convention about to take place in > Chicago. No doubt "subscriptions" to access the database will be > expensive, so genealogists will need to find out which libraries near them > will be planning to subscribe. > > > Colleagues, > This will be a big story. > > Heritage Quest is going online with the entire US Census, all 12,555 rolls > of film. The U.S. Census from 1790 to 1920, fully digitized and going online. > You can get more information at a demo during ALA in Chicago, on Saturday, > July 8, from 9:30 - Noon in the Hyatt Regency Grand Ballroom E, or stop by > the Heritage Quest booth, #3625. It will be available by subscription to > libraries when it is up this Fall at GenealogyDatabase.com. This is expected > to be the largest data base of any subject on the Internet. Kackie Brubaker wrote: > > Hello Group, > I'm just asking if anyone has had the experience of looking > at an LDS microfilm of the 1870 Federal Census. I've been looking > thru the film for Penobscot County including the city of > Bangor, these pages are very faint. Many pages unreadable > even with the help of a magnifying glass. Does anyone know if > it could be possible that there might be another filming of > this census film available that would be readable or is it > hopeless? > > Kackie > ________________________________________________________________________ > Get Your Private, Free E-mail from MSN Hotmail at http://www.hotmail.com

Hello Group, I'm just asking if anyone has had the experience of looking at an LDS microfilm of the 1870 Federal Census. I've been looking thru the film for Penobscot County including the city of Bangor, these pages are very faint. Many pages unreadable even with the help of a magnifying glass. Does anyone know if it could be possible that there might be another filming of this census film available that would be readable or is it hopeless? Kackie ________________________________________________________________________ Get Your Private, Free E-mail from MSN Hotmail at http://www.hotmail.com

Hi All! I have purchased a newly published alumni directory of all the graduating classes from Bangor High School from 1919 through 1999. Not only does it list all names in the graduating class for each year, but it also provides biographical information for those still living. This information was gathered through telephone surveys of the graduates by the publisher. There is information such as occupation, address, telephone number, e-mail address, name of spouse and children. If the graduates didn't respond to the survey, many times the address where they lived during high school is given. I would be glad to do look-ups for anyone searching for information on a relative who lived in Bangor and may have attended the High School. -Steve Day

Hi All Trying to get the west broadway Cemetery done in Lincoln, Maine. I just out up S-WHITTEN. WHITTIER - Z I will put up tomorrow or the next day. Hope someone can use something from this. go to the url below go in door and you will see Maine Cemetery Listings go in there and you will see West Broadway Cemeteries Listied. DanaRae. http://members.tripod.com/~DanaRaePelletier/ Cemetery Listings for Penobscot County, Burlington, Chester, Enfield, Howland, Lowell, Lee,Lincoln, Springfield, West Enfield, Winn. Also have Necrology of St. Joseph's OLD TOWN, MAINE

Brenda, I sure have seen his site and it is a beautiful job and I have told him so. I haven't been able to make any connections though. I was wondering if there were any French Canadians that anybody had that specifically came to Bangor. I think Lewiston and Bangor are quite aways apart. Charlie King ggg grandson of Joseph Benoit born 1816 someplace in Quebec or France Brenda wrote: Have you seen Robert Chenard's French Connection website? http://members.mint.net/frenchcx/index.html ________________________________________________________________ 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 have relatives who were born in the Waterville area in the 1830s and 40s.

Have you seen Robert Chenard's French Connection website? http://members.mint.net/frenchcx/index.html From that, I see that French-Canadians were settling in Maine as early as the 1830s. Maybe you'll find something about the Benoit family there. My ancestors, the MUTTYs, came to Maine about 1833, settling first in Waterville and then Brewer (next to Bangor). Perhaps your Sophia's family did the same. Good luck! Brenda. -- Gary & Brenda Anderson, Masterton, New Zealand ----- Original Message ----- From: "Charles W King" <king133@juno.com> To: <MEPENOBS-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Monday, 26 June 2000 09:55 Subject: [MEPENOBS-L] Bangor in the 1840's > According to death record of my gg grandmother, Sophia (Benoit) Roy/King, > she was born in Bangor in 1843. > > Question: Does anybody know of any French Canadians that came to the > Bangor area about 1840 to 1845? I am thinking that 1843 was very early > for French Canadians in Maine. > > Thanks, > Charlie King > ggg grandson of Joseph Benoit > gg grandson of Sophia Benoit King/Roy > > ________________________________________________________________ > 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. > > > ============================== > The RootsWeb WorldConnect Project: > Tens of millions of individuals... and counting. > http://worldconnect.genealogy.rootsweb.com/ > >

Sheila, In the 1880s (and maybe earlier & later), there was a moccasin manufacturers run by Edward A. Buck. It was E.A. Buck & Co, located at 46 Exchange. This is according to the Bangor City Directory. Perhaps your Gilberts worked there. Regards, Brenda. -- Gary & Brenda Anderson, Masterton, New Zealand ----- Original Message ----- From: <SWTHANET@aol.com> To: <MEPENOBS-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Sunday, 25 June 2000 09:49 Subject: [MEPENOBS-L] BANGOR 1870's > Would be interested to hear anything about Bangor in the 1870's. My ancestors > the GILBERT family came from Beauce, Quebec, to Bangor 1868, and two of them > worked as Moccasin makers. I presume they worked nearby to State St. where > they lived. All info. welcome. > > Thank you, > Sheila > > > ============================== > Get a MASTERCARD with NO Credit Check or Up Front > Cash Security Deposit and GUARANTEED* Approval! > NO Interest Rate! http://www.dollarsonthenet.com/cgi-bin/track/1631/19 > >

According to death record of my gg grandmother, Sophia (Benoit) Roy/King, she was born in Bangor in 1843. Question: Does anybody know of any French Canadians that came to the Bangor area about 1840 to 1845? I am thinking that 1843 was very early for French Canadians in Maine. Thanks, Charlie King ggg grandson of Joseph Benoit gg grandson of Sophia Benoit King/Roy ________________________________________________________________ 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.

Hi, Some of my ancestors also lived in that area. The LAMBERT family came from Beauce (we think) and settled eventually in Brewer in the 1860s. Do you subscribe to Ancestry.com? They have the 1882-1892 Bangor City Directories online. You may be able to find some of your ancestors. I found my great-grandfather John BURPEE as well as my LAMBERT & MUTTY lines. If you'd like, I'll look up your GILBERTs if you don't have access. Just let me know. -- Gary & Brenda Anderson, Masterton, New Zealand ----- Original Message ----- From: <SWTHANET@aol.com> To: <MEPENOBS-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Sunday, 25 June 2000 09:49 Subject: [MEPENOBS-L] BANGOR 1870's > Would be interested to hear anything about Bangor in the 1870's. My ancestors > the GILBERT family came from Beauce, Quebec, to Bangor 1868, and two of them > worked as Moccasin makers. I presume they worked nearby to State St. where > they lived. All info. welcome. > > Thank you, > Sheila > > > ============================== > Get a MASTERCARD with NO Credit Check or Up Front > Cash Security Deposit and GUARANTEED* Approval! > NO Interest Rate! http://www.dollarsonthenet.com/cgi-bin/track/1631/19 > >

Would be interested to hear anything about Bangor in the 1870's. My ancestors the GILBERT family came from Beauce, Quebec, to Bangor 1868, and two of them worked as Moccasin makers. I presume they worked nearby to State St. where they lived. All info. welcome. Thank you, Sheila

Good Afternoon, I am looking for the marriage of Francois-X Paquette to Marguerite Pepin in Bangor, Maine,sometime in the 1880's most likley. And, birth date of their daughtr Elizabeth who may have been born in Bangor. She married Theodore LeBrasseur(Theo. & Josephine Denis). May 6 1907 in Waterville,Me. Elizabeth was living in Winslow at the time of her marriage. I have no idea when she arrived in Winslow or if her parents moved to Winslow before she was born. Thanl You Rose Ashland,Ma. 20 miles West of Boston. ________________________________________________________________________ Get Your Private, Free E-mail from MSN Hotmail at http://www.hotmail.com

Hi Listers, I have a book on interlibrary loan called Mirror Into the Past; Town of Passadumkeag, Maine; Sesquicentennial 1835-1985. If anyone wants a lookup please don't delay. It has to be returned on the 22nd - next Thursday. Anyone with roots in Passadumkeag, Lowell or Enfield besides various names mentioned in the text and photos there are several families highlighted: Ayres Beane Clements Dudley Severence Gilman Hathaway Hathaway Cemetery Innes Laing Leonard Mace Marquis Nickerson Ogden Smart Tourtillotte Wheaton Susan Wojtowicz

This is my first posting to the list. I am researching all the following surnames in Maine, all of which I am connected to MACKINNON, DEWS, STEWART, LAROCHELLE, GRAY and WEYMOUTH. I would be interested in hearing from anyone who is also researching these surnames or anyone who has any information on them. This is the information I have so far: CHARLES ALBERT DEWS (woolen mill ownner) married MARTHA JANE WEYMOUTH. They had two sons EDWIN GARFIELD and MILLARD ALVEIT. EDWIN GARFIELD DEWS (7.18.1881-2.1.1975) married INEZ GRAY 11.28.1901 at ELLSWORTH, ME. He went to school in DOVER - FOXCROFT, GUILFORD and Higgin Classical Institute in CHARLESTON. Children were CHARLES EDWIN and IRENE. He worked as a fireman for Northern Pacific in Pasco, Washington until his wife died and he returned to Maine. He remarried to ROSE MULLET/BATTEN on 10.30.22. Other employment included running the Kenduskeag Canoe and Country Club, Fay and Scott Machine Shop (Hampden) and Amos Company Woolen Mill. He retired as an employee of Abbotts Woolen Mill. CHARLES EDWIN DEWS married BLANCHE LAROCHELLE at DEXTER, ME on 8.27.1927. Children were EDWIN and EVELYN INEZ. EVELYN INEZ DEWS (8.25.1928 - 4.3.1984) married GARLEN EDWARD MACKINNON (9.7.1923-10.20.1994). Had one son DUANE EDWARD. Evelyn remarried on 8.10.1946 to PHILIP YOUNG. BLANCHE LAROCHELLE' s brothers were LEO, MAURICE, RIMI,and PETE. Her sisters were ANTOINETTE, EVELYN, DELIA and GERMAINE. She also had a son REGGIE whose fathers surname was GILBERT. GEORGE H. MACKINNON(11.5.1903 - 3.31.1990) married MARGARET F. STEWART in FAIRFIELD, ME on 7.21.1923. Children were GARLEN EDWARD, DICK, MARLENE. MacKinnons were originally from Prince Edward Island. GARLEN EDWARD MACKINNON remarried THELMA C. PALMER/CLARK in GUILFORD,ME on 7.23.1947. Children were Sharon(Sherry) and GARY. The family then moved to Florida in the 1960's? Regards Valmay valmay@clara.co.uk