The Maine Historical Magazine, 8 tomas1894 |
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Abigail acres Addison aged Andrew April Bangor Benjamin Milliken Betsey Biddeford born Boston brother Buck's Harbor built Capt Castine Cherryfield church County Court Daniel daughter David deed Deer Isle died East Machias Ebenezer Edward Eliashib Elisha Elizabeth Ellsworth Foster George George Chilcott Gouldsborough granted Hancock Hannah inhabitants Island Jacob James Jarvis Jellison John Jonathan Joseph Joshua July July 15 June June 17 Kittery land Leighton Leonard Jarvis Libby Lincoln lived Lodge Lydia Maine March married Mary married second Mass Melatiah Melatiah Jordan miles mill Milliken Mount Desert Murch Nash Nathan Jones Nathaniel North Penobscot River Peters petition Petitioner and grantee Plaisted Polly Portland prior Records Revolutionary rods Samuel Sarah Scarborough Sept settled settlers Smith sold Stephen Sullivan Surry thence Theodore Jones Thomas town township Trenton Union River viii widow wife William Wiscasset
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