This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/UEB.2ACE/395.1.1.1.1 Message Board Post: Thanks Sharon I did not have that info.

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: PATTEE Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/UEB.2ACE/208.2.1 Message Board Post: Thank you for the information on Azuba (OSBORNE) PATTEE. Since my query in 2002, I have been able to connect Joseph(6) PATTEE m. Azuba OSBORNE to his parentage(Joseph(5) & Polly/Mary Low/Lowe). Joseph(5) > Sgt John(4) > Capt Peter(3) > Richard(2) > Peter(1) b. about 1644 probably England d. 1744 Haverhill, MA. The data I have for Joseph & Azuba's children mostly matches what you have, with a few name variations. stephen pattee concord, nc, usa spattee@carolina.rr.com

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Osborne Patee Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/UEB.2ACE/208.2 Message Board Post: The Azuba Wade Osborne is in my family tree. Azuba was born 11/08/1812, She was the daughter of Cyrus Osborne and Abigail Hussey. Cyrus Osborne was the son of Hugh Osbourne and Azuba Wade. Hugh and Azuba were first cousins. Hugh was a veteran of the Revolutionary War. Hugh Osbourne born in Pemborke MA was the son of George Osbourne and Sarah Wade. George was also a veteran of the Revolutionary War. My information, not from original sources says Joseph Pattee and Azuba Wade Osborne had 10 children John F. born 1833, Emeline C. born 1835, Adeline born 1836 (married someone named Dawson) Alvan Osborn born 1838, Asa Gusteuos (spelling?) 1839-1847, George H. born 1840, Ansel Richardson 1842-1920 (married Eliza Jane Jones)Emma I born 1844, Orlando Irving 1845 maried Maria J. Leverton and Alvina O. born 1847.

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Osborn, Osborne Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/UEB.2ACE/395.1.1.1 Message Board Post: I do not have a son Edmund Jr. The second wife is from the 1880 census Somerset Co. Maine. Osborne Edmund 63 ME Abby 45 ME Mellen L. 17 ME Hattie D. 14 ME I have no ides who P.D. Littlefield is.

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/UEB.2ACE/395.1.1 Message Board Post: Hey Sharon, Do we think Edmund born 1817 had a son Edmund Jr? Edmund born 1817 married Julia Hilton born 1820, died 1850. I do not have any information about a second wife for Edmund and I only have two children listed for him William H.Osborne born and died 1843, and May Osborne who married Edwin Mayo. Do you have any idea who P. D. Littlefield could be? Sharon do you live in Virginia?

I am assisting my cousin discover her ancestry and this search has led to Maine. Katherine Scribner White was born abt. 1842 in Maine. In the 1850 census for Smithfield, Somerset Co., she is listed in the Christopher Mosher household. She is listed as Katherine White. Another child James A. Mosher is listed. James A is the natural child of Christopher Knight Mosher and Emily Augusta Clay. Katherine was adopted. C.K. Mosher and Emily were married in 1843, Katherine was already 8 in the 1850 census. Katherine married Charles Warren Welch in Waterville in 1863. We believe that Charles Warren Welch was the son of George Welch and Betsey Ross Russell (We think). Family moved to San Francisco California and had 6 children, 4 of which lived to adulthood. In an article published at the turn of the centurn in San Francisco, Katherine is referred to as Katherine Scribner White. Maybe Scribner is the surname of her mother (Wouldn't that be convenient) So question is, does anyone have a White-Scribner marriage in the Somerset Co., or Kennebec Co area in 1830s or 1840s? Naturally if anyone has researched any of these folks, we would like to connect with you. Steve

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/UEB.2ACE/395.1 Message Board Post: In Edmund Osborn's will he leavs one half to Mrs. P. D. Lifflefield and one half to Mellen S. Osborn his son. and $25. to a Daughter May Mayo in Lima, Ohio In the 1900 Somerset Co. ME Mellen S. Osborn June 1862 ME ME ME Belle June 1861 Edmund Aug 1887 Virginia Jun 1891

Ann,,,I don't know if you already have this or not, but here it is anyway: William Maines (and your Jacob) parents were John Maines and Olive Day. I only have a birthdate of 1769 for John, no place of birth. Olive Day was b. 1774 place unknown. Parents of Olive Day were Jacob Day and Bathany Bliffith Blethen. Not much help I know,,,,but that is all I have now. --------------------------------------------------------------------------

Researching these surnames from Somerset County Maine. I am new to this list, and will share all that I have.

I just put 17 town histories for the State of Maine on my web site. These include the following towns: Auburn Bath Brunswick Buckfield Canton Dexter Fairfield Farmington Freeport Gardiner Hallowell Machanic Falls Norway Oakland Richmond Skohegan South Paris Waterville Winthrop Just go to my web site and click on the history section and you will see the link for the Maine town histories. I will add more as I get them. http://www.rays-place.com Cheers Ray Brown

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/UEB.2ACE/252.1 Message Board Post: I am very interested in any info about the Jacob Levenseller that you ask about. My great-great grandfather was Hezeliah Levenseller of Lincolnville, Waldo County, Maine. I believe that his parents were Jacob and Hannah (Barter) Levenseller, also of Lincolnville. I have no proofs, but by process of elimination of local Levensellers. Jacob disappears from the Lincolnville are in the early 1800's and I'm wondering if this could be the same Jacob. Looking forward to hearing from you. God bless. Isabel Morse Maresh, Maine, mareshme@acadia.net.

Adams, Moses Hiscock, Thomas Adams, Sol'n Holland, Joseph Allen, Wm Howes, Sam'l Ames, Jacob Husten, John Austin, John Ingham, Jesse Bailey, Eliph't Jones, Eben Bailey, Oliver Jones, Reuben Battle, Jos. Kane, Sm'l Belcher, Supply Kennedy, Wm Blodgett, Nehemiah Knowlton, Jonathan Boardman, Walter Knowlton, Sam'l Boyd, Sam'l Lowell, Reuben Bradford, Jos. Mayhew, Zach Brainard, Church Norton, Eben & sons Brainard, Eli Norton, Ephraim Briggs, Sam'l & sons Norton, Peter senr Brown, Jos. & sons Parker, Elvaton Bullen, Josh Parlin, Ezekeel Bullen, Sam'l Pease, Sam'l Butler, Ben Perham, Sam'l & sons Butler, Elijah Pool, Sam'l Butterfield, Eph'm Rolf, Jos. Butterfield, Jesse Russ, Simeon Butterfield, Jonas Ryant, Jos. Butterfield, Sam'l Sewall, Reuben Chandler, Moses Sewall, Sam'l Chandler, Sam'l Smith, Ab'm Church, John Smith, Jotham & bro Clayton, John Starling, Moses Clough, Zach'y Stowe(r), Sam'l Colier, Gorham Sweet, Eben & son Corbet, Peter Titcomb, Steven Cowan, Ephraim Tufts, Francis Craig, Enoch Tufts, Fr's Jr. Cree, Asa Turner, Reuben Davis, Sanford Walker, Micah Eaton, widow Wathen, Benj'n Everet, Josiah Wentworth, David Gay, Elisha West, Peter Gay, Peter Whittier, Benj'n Gould, Jess Winston, John & sons Gould, Wm Wood, Jno F. Gower, Robert & son Gower, Wm Greene, Abiatha Hartwell, Oliver

( If you, the great people of all the surname L-E-mail Lists do not want or need this info. then read the SUBJECT line and delete, this is to help people that have ask me to give them this info. BJ ) Linda I have found Leavitt and Lovitt in the Free Baptist Church of Portland Me 1836-1886 Free Baptist Church of Portland Me Aug. 11,1836- Sept. 3, 1886 Name-member#-How Received--From what church--when Received--when removed--manner of-date of removel. Leavitt: Abbie, C.:- 871- Baptiized-( Blank)Aug, 7th 1870 certificate(Blank)-April.29,1875 Leavitt: Harriet A: 1045-Baptized-(Blank) June 10, 1877- (Blank)- (Blank)- (Blank) Leavitt: Marrie E( Hanna): 501- Baptized- June, 27th 1852,-(Blank)- (Blank)- (Blank) Lovitt: Martha: 211-Baptized- May, 7th, 1840,-(Blank)- (Blank)- (Blank) Lovitt: Daniel: 230-Baptized- June, 1st, 1840,-(Blank)- (Blank)- (Blank) ---------------------------- Key-- Member # = the order in which the preson joined the church. (Blank)=no entry (Name)=Maiden Name When you have a (blank) in the when removed-- manner of--date of removel area/spot = the person is still living and attending this church, and has not changed place of residence as of Sept 3 1886. 2 ways of joining= 1.The person needed a letter from prev. church to join, Need a letter to leave, in order to join another church. 2. Baptized to the church.

Hi BJ, You are to be thanked for sharing. I will do the same if anyone wants info on McGray's and Brown's of Harmony. I am researching them now and they have been my brick wall for a long time. In those marriage intentions, if you have any of the two surnames mentioned, please email me with the information. If I find any info on your lines, I will forward it to you. Thank you for help provided to us all. Lynne Rice

Surname GOULD: extra Surnames on this sheet are in connection to Gould: Bunker:, Keen,: Blackstone:, Butterfield Townships: Anson:, New Portland:, Tax Lists He doesn't show until 1830 on what I have. Mine are not complete. 1830 Tax List for Anson Maine Alexander Gould, Vital Records:( spelling is the same as on the pages) Page 247 in the book, 37 my copy, Mr. Daniel Bunker of Anson and Miss Mary Gould of New Portland, Intention April, 28, 1823 Page 249 in the book, page 37, my copy, Daniel Bunker of Anson and Miss Mary Gould of New Portland, Married June 5th, 1823, by Danl Steward, Jr. Page 301, in book page 42 my copy Mr. Nathaniel Walker Gould of Embden, and Miss Sopironia Getchell of Anson, Intention January 23, 1826. History of Farmington Settlements: Inventory ... Front lots on the West side of the river. Name settler..Number..mark...Time of entry....Time of settlement..acres under improvement ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ ------------------------------------------------------ Samuel Butterfield..2......S.......1781.................1781...................30........ Jesse Gould.....10..........S......1782..................1782...................10............... William Gould...11..........P.......1782.................1785....................5.............. 1780, Eight familles passed the winter in Farmington. By 1781 the vote of the 'Associates," the survey of the side lines had begun. 1782, Eight families - consisting as nearly as can be estimated, of 39 persons, 17 adults, and 22 children, The preceding crops had been corn and potatoes, with one person growing wheat. The crops had been good. The first settlement "Associates" meeting was held in the home of Samuel Butterfield. 1783, A serious calamity befell the settlements with the severe frost of Aug. 9 1782. All corn and wheat was killed, resulting in a scarcity of bread stuff. Immigration continued to go forward. 1784 was an uneventful year. A few more settlers came in. 1785, was the second meeting of the "associates." May 12th 1785 the survey of the side line completed. before winter set in, 6 new settlers arrived. William Gould made a permanent settlement on the farm next below the one his brother had entered. Samuel Keen and William Blackstone, who were brother in-laws, came from Damariscotta and settled upon lots they had taken several years before. 1787, Settlements went rapidly forward, and back lots began to open. Silas Perham and Silas Gould, came from Dunstable, the former taking the back lot on the East side, and the latter, taking a lot on the West side of the river. Later........a group of settlers had a petition drawn up....... In this petition the name Farmington occurs for the first time, and was adopted at the suggestion of Col. Porter as the name appropriate to the character of the place as a farming town. A majority of the inhabitants were in favor, a number of the lower part of town were not. 26 men signed, Samuel Butterfield Jesse Gould, William Gould. then 8 changed there mind. Jesse Gould Dec 24th 1793 just about everyone (Men only) had signed it. It went through and Sandy River Township be Farmington. A group from the lower portion of the Sandy River town didn't want to join, so they got together with the upper part of Chester, then decided to form a township of Parkerford.. William Gould appears for the Parkerford Township Jesse Gould does not appear again. Samuel Butterfield Appears on the final Farmington list. I will add more name to what I have already given as I do more Surnames. What I have down here for the settlement story is just an out line and I will add more as I do different Surnames. The book is great as to the details it gives on how life was for the settlers. Life is so complex now to what it was, that I think simpler is better. I think I would rather have lived in those days. ' Lets go back to home grown.. and God fearing.... True caring .. Neighbor loving.... People."

Surname GOULD: extra Surnames on this sheet are in connection to Gould: Bunker:, Keen,: Blackstone:, Butterfield Townships: Anson:, New Portland:, Tax Lists He doesn't show until 1830 on what I have. Mine are not complete. 1830 Tax List for Anson Maine Alexander Gould, Vital Records:( spelling is the same as on the pages) Page 247 in the book, 37 my copy, Mr. Daniel Bunker of Anson and Miss Mary Gould of New Portland, Intention April, 28, 1823 Page 249 in the book, page 37, my copy, Daniel Bunker of Anson and Miss Mary Gould of New Portland, Married June 5th, 1823, by Danl Steward, Jr. Page 301, in book page 42 my copy Mr. Nathaniel Walker Gould of Embden, and Miss Sopironia Getchell of Anson, Intention January 23, 1826. History of Farmington Settlements: Inventory ... Front lots on the West side of the river. Name settler..Number..mark...Time of entry....Time of settlement..acres under improvement ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ ------------------------------------------------------ Samuel Butterfield..2......S.......1781.................1781...................30........ Jesse Gould.....10..........S......1782..................1782...................10............... William Gould...11..........P.......1782.................1785....................5.............. 1780, Eight familles passed the winter in Farmington. By 1781 the vote of the 'Associates," the survey of the side lines had begun. 1782, Eight families - consisting as nearly as can be estimated, of 39 persons, 17 adults, and 22 children, The preceding crops had been corn and potatoes, with one person growing wheat. The crops had been good. The first settlement "Associates" meeting was held in the home of Samuel Butterfield. 1783, A serious calamity befell the settlements with the severe frost of Aug. 9 1782. All corn and wheat was killed, resulting in a scarcity of bread stuff. Immigration continued to go forward. 1784 was an uneventful year. A few more settlers came in. 1785, was the second meeting of the "associates." May 12th 1785 the survey of the side line completed. before winter set in, 6 new settlers arrived. William Gould made a permanent settlement on the farm next below the one his brother had entered. Samuel Keen and William Blackstone, who were brother in-laws, came from Damariscotta and settled upon lots they had taken several years before. 1787, Settlements went rapidly forward, and back lots began to open. Silas Perham and Silas Gould, came from Dunstable, the former taking the back lot on the East side, and the latter, taking a lot on the West side of the river. Later........a group of settlers had a petition drawn up....... In this petition the name Farmington occurs for the first time, and was adopted at the suggestion of Col. Porter as the name appropriate to the character of the place as a farming town. A majority of the inhabitants were in favor, a number of the lower part of town were not. 26 men signed, Samuel Butterfield Jesse Gould, William Gould. then 8 changed there mind. Jesse Gould Dec 24th 1793 just about everyone (Men only) had signed it. It went through and Sandy River Township be Farmington. A group from the lower portion of the Sandy River town didn't want to join, so they got together with the upper part of Chester, then decided to form a township of Parkerford.. William Gould appears for the Parkerford Township Jesse Gould does not appear again. Samuel Butterfield Appears on the final Farmington list. Samuel Keen I will add more name to what I have already given as I do more Surnames. What I have down here for the settlement story is just an out line and I will add more as I do different Surnames. The book is great as to the details it gives on how life was for the settlers. Life is so complex now to what it was, that I think simpler is better. I think I would rather have lived in those days. ' Lets go back to home grown.. and God fearing.... True caring .. Neighbor loving.... People."

Just a quick note before looking up names for you guys, I am back with paper in more ink and all set to go. I bought 2 books at a used book store to day. The first one had only 500 printings..... Maine Province and court Records vol. 1, and all Bunkers, there are at least, 3 places that talk about James Bunker.... ( the orig. spelling) Under Sir Ferdinando Gorges and His Councillors... from 1646 until taken away by the colony of Mass. Bay in 1652 Under Ferdinando Gorge the Younger... Between 1661 and 1665 alternating with the Colony of Mass. Bay until taken away by the Commissioners of Charles II, Under the Commissioners of Charles II... from 1668 until taken away by the Colony of Mass. Bay.... With Collateral Papers and Citations..... Portland Maine Historical Society 1928 The second book I bought is.. Free Street Baptist Church ( a branch of the Federal Baptist Church,) Catalogue of members with historic notes and covenant and by=laws 1886 (This is a great book as it has ....., Number....Name....How received....from what church.....when received.....Manner of removal......place of removal....date of removal....number...) It crosses two pages,and the manner of received, was where a person move from and presented the church with a letter from the prev. church, or baptism, and the manner of removal was either a family moved and got a letter from this church, as it states where the family move to, or a person died, giving the date of death. A few people just got kicked out. It has all the names of the Rev. also. it is a great little book for some good genealogy info. BJ

Other names were mention in connection with Getchell, I just copied the Getchell info now. I am taking each surname one at a time. It would be easier for me to have you put your Surname you are looking for in the Subject line, so I don;t have to open every E-mail to find the one that belongs to the info I found. Thank you. I want to open the e-mail once or twice not several Thank you. The more help you give me the faster I can do this. I do not want to lose anyone's request in the shuffle. BJ Surname Getchell:, Allbee:, Walker:, Gould:, Witcomb:, Colby:, Pullin:, Moore:, Townships: Anson:, Embden:, Anson Town book Vol #1 Page 248 in the book Pg 37 of my copy: Howard Getchell and Miss Rhodia Allbee both of Anson, intentions December, 23 1823. Page 301, in book page 42 my copy Mr. Nathaniel Walker Gould of Embden, and Miss Sopirinia Getchell of Anson, intention January 23, 1826. Page 321, in the book, page 44 my copy. the only name for that page Benjamin D. Whitcomb and Miss Merry Gatchell, intentions August 24, 1826. Page 416 of the book, Page 55 my copy Mr John Colby of Embden and Miss Esther Getchell of Anson, February 21, 1831. Mr John Rogers and Miss Mary-ann Getchell of Anson, intentions February 21, 1831. Page 25, page79 my copy. Mr Elias W. Pullin and Miss Almyra Getchell both of Anson, intentions, November 11, 1837. Mr. John Moore and Miss Nancy M. Getchell, intentions June 24, 1843. For surname Getchell 1821 tax list, 1822 tax list, Howard, Calvin L., ( uses C.L. for 1822), Isaac, 1830 tax list, Howard is not listed, Calvin L., George C., Ezre, Ezre, 2nd, Elias, Redington, I only have the A s and B s of the 1835 list. The surname Getchell was not mentioned in the first settlers chapters through 1798.

I have obits on Johnstons, Nathan and James, sons of James and Martha (Beckwith) JOHNSTON that list Ansen as place of birth. Also other children were supposedly born there between 1821 and 1837. I assume James died, as Martha remarried in 1837 to Robert Athearn and more children were born. Any help would be appreciated. Anne

To Carol For surname Getchell 1821 tax list, 1822 tax list, Howard, Calvin L., ( uses C.L. for 1822), Isaac, 1830 tax list, Howard is not listed, Calvin L., George C., Ezre, Ezre, 2nd, Elias, Redington, I only have the A s and B s of the 1835 list. There are 12 pages of wedding intentions so I will go through those tomorrow and see what else I can find on Getchell. There are other towns mentioned in the marriage index. It is almost 2 am, Good night all.... BJ