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1. RootsWeb on-line, There's been a recurring notion among researchers that Dorcas' maiden name was "Wooden", or some spelling close to this. But no records of this have been found. .
2. US Census, 1930 Gorham, Maine, This says Lucy was married at age 14. This would bring her birthdate to 1855.
3. Family Records from the Grant's, pg 4, My Great Aunt Retta had: Lucy A Grant died July 6th in 1938 " My Mother had her death as July 10th 1936 age 84."
4. Alternate Death date is 06 Jul 1936.
5. Corner/ Manning Cemetery, Cambridge.
6. Rome vitals records recorded by James Tibbetts Town Clerk.
7. Maine Marriages to 1875, George Grant & Edee Allen 31 Aug 1833 in Hallowell, Maine.
8. Name: George Grant Spouse: Edee Allen Marriage Date: 31 Aug 1833 County: Hall State: ME .
9. Maine Marriages to 1875, George Grant & Edee Allen 31 Aug 1833 in Hallowell, Maine.
10. Name: George Grant Spouse: Edee Allen Marriage Date: 31 Aug 1833 County: Hall State: ME .
11. Rome vitals records recorded by James Tibbetts Town Clerk.
12. Vital Records Rome, Maine.
13. Vienna 1802, ALLEN - 84 William & John Northern shore of Flying Pond in area of Vienna Village. Seems to suggest John is William's brother, as they lived fairly close to each other. .
14. on-line, William's brother's name was John Allen, and I believe he served in the Revolutionary War. William had lot 84 on the northern shore of Flying Pond, in Vienna Maine. I believe he purchased part or all of Wyman's Plantation from a man named Josiah. William's brother John married a French woman named Lafiella Soul(sp?). .
15. Wyman Plantation was what the collective lots in Vienna were called, before it was incorporated as a town in the Province of Maine.There are records of William owning lot #84 of Wyman Plantation, or Vienna, ME. .
16. Vital Records Rome, Maine.
17. Rome vitals records recorded by James Tibbetts Town Clerk.
18. Buried in Norwich, New London, Ct, USA.
19. Jonas left the family and moved to Augusta, ME where his daughter, Nancy lived .
20. Burial: Kling Cemetery 1-90A/1, Augusta, Kennebec County, ME .
21. buried at Morthoe, Devon, England.
22. Baptism: 15 Apr 1596 Froshem, Chestershire, England .
23. John Coatsworth Dutton, Sr., DUTTONIA - Notes Concerning the History and Ancestry of the Dutton Families of Scandinavia, Normandy, England, and America, Self-Published, 1993, [A lifetime of work by a man who was professionally an electrical engineer and very methodical and thorough in his family research. He traveled all over the world collecting data for this work.].
24. John Dutton - International Genealogical Index Gender: Male Birth: 18 OCT 1715 Billerica, Middlesex, Massachusetts Death: 1807 Alstead, Cheshire, New Hampshire Death: 1786 Father: Samuel Dutton, Mother: Hannah Hill Spouse: Joanna Crosby .
25. Occupation: Blacksmith.
26. Jonas left the family and moved to Augusta, ME where his daughter, Nancy lived .
27. John Dutton - International Genealogical Index Gender: Male Birth: 02 MAR 1656 Reading, Middlesex, Massachusetts Christening: 02 MAR 1656 Reading, Middlesex, Massachusetts Death: 07 APR 1735 Burial: 07 APR 1735 Father: Thomas Dutton, Mother: Susannah Palmer Spouse: Sarah Shed Marriage: 20 SEP 1681 Billerica, Middlesex, Massachusetts .
28. Mass. records show marriage date as 20 Jul 1681. He married Sarah Shed, 1681 Sep 20 in Billerica, and then Ruth Frost 1721 May. He lived on the north side of the Andover road, near the corner. .
29. Title: Mormon's familysearch.org International Genealogy Index (IGI) record on the Internet Repository: Media: Electronic Baptism: 2 MAR 1655/56 Reading, Middlesex, MA.
30. Burial: 7 APR 1735 Billerica, Middlesex, MA.
31. American Marriages Before 1699, John Dutton Sarah Shed 20 Sep 1681 Billerica, Mass.
32. Military Service: Revolutionary War (A-3 p 156).
33. Jonas left the family and moved to Augusta, ME where his daughter, Nancy lived .
34. Jonas Dutton - International Genealogical Index / NA Gender: Male Birth: 08 JUL 1752 Of, Townsend, Middlesex, Massachusetts Birth: 03 JUL 1752 New Ipswich Twp, Hillsboro, New Hampshire Father: John Dutton, Mother: Joanna Crosby .
35. Jonas left the family and moved to Augusta, Maine. .
36. 131, The history of Augusta: first settlements and early days as a town By Charles Elventon Nash, Martha Jonas Dutton was a Taxpayer in Augusta in 1777.
37. Jonas left the family and moved to Augusta, ME where his daughter, Nancy lived .
38. Burial: Kling Cemetery 1-94/1 Position 2, Augusta, ME April 1833 Buriel.
39. International Genealogical Index, Nancy Dutton - Gender: Female Marriage: 15 APR 1804 Augusta, Kennebec, Maine Spouse: Jacob Sanders .
40. Burial: Kling Cemetery 1-94/1 Position 2, Augusta, ME April 1833 Buriel.
41. International Genealogical Index, Jacob Sanders - Gender: Male Marriage: 15 APR 1804 Augusta, Kennebec, Maine Spouse: Nancy Dutton .
42. Maine Vital Records, Name: Jacob Saunders Gender: Male Birth Date: 22 Mar 1812 Birthplace: AUGUSTA, KENNEBEC, MAINE Father's Name: Jacob Saunders Mother's Name: Nancy Indexing Project (Batch) No.: C50263-1 System Origin: Maine-ODM Source Film Number: 1033823 .
43. Burial: Kling Cemetery 1-94/1 Position 6, Augusta, ME.
44. Samuel Dutton - International Genealogical Index Gender: Male Birth: 22 MAR 1692 Billerica, Middlesex, Massachusetts Father: John Dutton, Mother: Sarah Shed Spouse: Hannah Hill Marriage: 1709 Billerica, Middlesex, Massachusetts Marriage: Before 1715 Billerica, Middlesex, Massachusetts. He was a Blacksmith. . .
45. Occupation: Farmer .
46. Most of the New England DUTTONs are traced back to Thomas. He lived in Reading, MA until 1657, then Woburn, MA 1658-68, then removed to Billerica, MA 1669 where he was listed still living with his sons Thomas and John in 1775. --Middlesex Co., Court Records, vol. 1 p. 239 1668 action of slander against Michael Bacon Jr., who had accused him of being a thief. 22 citizens of Reading testified Dutton had "lived amongst us in the Towne of Reeding for the space of 7 years thereabouts." In 1661, he was convicted of beating his wife, though both denied it. In 1668, he sued Michael Bacon for slander after the latter accused him of theft. Bacon also asserted that Dutton had been notorious in the town of Reading. In the trial, Dutton presented an endorsement, signed by 22 citizens of Reading, that he had lived there seven years and had been held of good character and not been known to take anything not rightfully his. There was also a statement signed by fifteen residents of Woburn stating that Dutton had lived there "near ten years" and had been held in good repute. He won the suit. That list of fifteen is: Josias Convars, William Johnson, Mathew Johnson, James Convars, Samuel Convars, John Broockes, Thomas Peirce, Samuell Walker Sr, John Russell Jr, Henry Broockes, Isack Broockes, Edward Win, Richard Gardner, John Russell Sr, and John Carter. He was accepted as an inhabitant of Billerica, 1669 Nov 20. He lived on the south side of Fox Brook, NW of the Davis place. Thomas lived in Billerica 1669-1687, on the south side of Fox Brook, by the road which led to "the great plain," northwest of the Davis home. Thomas was the 4G Grandfather of the Prophet Joseph Smith. Probably the son of John DUTTON. Came to New England in 1630. Was in Woburn in 1662 then removed to Billerica. Genealogical Register of First Families of New England by John Farmer p.90. Submitter: Frank W. Bouley III Submitter: 197 Elm Ave. Submitter: Teaneck, NJ 07666 Submitter: FBouley@prod.
47. Title: Mormon's familysearch.org International Genealogy Index (IGI) record on the Internet Repository: Media: Electronic Baptism: 2 MAR 1655/56 Reading, Middlesex, MA.
48. Burial: 7 APR 1735 Billerica, Middlesex, MA.
49. RootsWeb.com, Elizabeth Getchell died 10 May 1771 and was buried in Getchell Cemetery, Brunswick, Maine in May of 1771.
50. JOHN4 GATCHELL (SAMUELL3, SAMUEL2, UNKNOWN FATHER1) was born 1697 in Salisbury, Essex County, Massachusetts, and died 10 May 1771 in Brunswick, District of Maine. He married ELIZABETH WHITAKER Bef. 1719, daughter of WILLIAM WHITAKER and SARAH EMERSON. She was born 07 Apr 1698 in Haverhill, Massachusetts. Notes for JOHN GATCHELL: From the 1909 "Family of Samuel Getchell" by Everett Lamont Getchell: On June 22, 1720, John Getchell was granted land in Scarboro, Maine, at a Proprietors' meeting held at that place. He served as a corporal in Capt. John Gray's company from June 3 to Nov 22, 1725 (mass. Arc., vol. 9, pg 221). In 1736 he, with his wife Elizabeth and their eight children, moved to New Meadows, a part of Brunswick, where he was elected one of the selectmen in the first town meeting. The next year his name appears as one of the signers of a petition by the inhabitants of "Sheepscott, Whiscasick and Damriscotty" to the Hon. Spencer Phips, Esq., Gov.-in-Chief, etc., praying for protection against the Indians. In 1739, he bought of Arthur Noble land on the Winnegance River. He was made Captain of the militia company at Brunswick, and in March 1748 (from the 7th to the 18th) he led a company of men on a scouting expedition up the Kennebec, going as far north as the Belgrade lakes, and Snow Pond in sidney. In 1751, he was captain of a company in which his son John, Jr., was sergeant, and which performed guard and scout duty. He was the King's surveyor, and made numerous surveys in all the adjoining towns. In 1760 "John Getchell, Gentleman", of Brunswick, sold to George Coombs land in Georgetown (York Co. deeds). He was a noted Indian fighter, and a man of great influence in the region. He is described by one who remembers seeing him as "a large, portly, venerable-looking old man, especially when he appeared on Sunday with white wig and triangular hat." He was buried in the Gatchell/Getchell graveyard, near Brunswick, Maine. His tombstone is inscribed "He.
51. RootsWeb.com, Privatized family file contact John McCormick, John Getchell born 1690 was buried in Getchell Cemetery, Brunswick, Maine. He was the son of Samuel Getchell and Elizabeth Jones.
52. The New England historical and genealogical register, Volume 63, 269, He was the largest land owner in Vassalboro. Resided at Getchell's Corner.
53. Maine Vital Records, Name: Peggy Tracy Gender: Female Birth Date: 16 May 1802 Birthplace: Durham, Androscoggin, Maine Father's Name: Solomon Tracy Indexing Project (Batch) No.: I01168-1 System Origin: Maine-EASy Source Film Number: 10821 Reference Number: p153 .
54. RootsWeb on-line, Some researchers believe the father of John and Samuel Gatchell may have been named Thomas Gatchell, and that this Thomas Gatchell married Susan Peach in 1609 in Pitminster, Somerset, England. The timing and location of this marriage appear to indicate a strong possibility that they are indeed the parents of John and Samuel Gatchell, who came to America. It is worthy to note that John Gatchell, Samuel's brother, named two of his children Thomas and Henry. Thomas Gatchell of England, who married Susan Peach, had a brother named Henry, who owned property in the Somerset, England, area. These names for John's sons support the argument that Thomas Gatchell of Somerset, England, is indeed the father of both John and Samuel. .
55. RootsWeb on-line, Gatchell/Getchell Descendants, The father of John and Samuel Gatchell, in all probability, was English. There are indications documented in the "Topographical Dictionary of 2885 English Emigrants to New England, 1620-1650" by Charles Edward Banks (1967) that the Gatchell brothers John and Samuel came from West Monkton, Somersetshire, England. The Mary & John Clearing House, vol. 19, part three, suggests the possibility that they came to America on the ship "Hopewell" which sailed from Weymouth, England, in 1635. Some researchers believe the father of John and Samuel Gatchell may have been named Thomas Gatchell, and that this Thomas Gatchell married Susan Peach in 1609 in Pitminster, Somerset, England. The timing and location of this marriage appear to indicate a strong possibility that they are indeed the parents of John and Samuel Gatchell, who came to America. It is worthy to note that John Gatchell, Samuel's brother, named two of his children Thomas and Henry. Thomas Gatchell of England, who married Susan Peach, had a brother named Henry, who owned property in the Somerset, England, area. These names for John's sons support the argument that Thomas Gatchell of Somerset, England, is indeed the father of both John and Samuel. .
56. As for the locality of John Gatchell's birth, it appears implied by the "Topographical Dictionary of 2885 English Emigrants to New England, 1620-1650" by Charles Edward Banks (1967). It appears clear that their ship came from the West Monkton area, and there is also other evidence of a significant Gatchell family presence in West Monkton at the correct time. However, apparently there are no definitive birth records proving the locality or parentage of the birth for John Gatchell or his brother Samuel Gatchell. Consequently, the presumed birth of John Gatchell and his brother in the West Monkton locality is based largely on circumstantial evidence. .
57. RootsWeb on-line, David A. Getchell's 1991 Getchell Genealogy also concludes the brothers John and Samuel were "probably" born in West Monkton, as they came from this locality in 1636. This work cites records in England of a large Gatchell farm in this area divided into two areas of 500 acres each and known as Upper and Lower Clavelsleigh. This work also indicates that this farm was in the hands of a Henry Gatchell, the sheriff of the county, during the 17th century, and it mentions that Henry Gatchell had a brother Thomas, that neither Henry nor Thomas had male descendants, so consequently this farm property was passed to daughters who had married men by the names of Popham, Sanford and Fytch. Perhaps, however, Henry or Thomas did have sons, but maybe they left the local area for America. .
58. Notes for SAMUELL GATCHELL, JR.: From the 1909 "Family of Samuel Getchell" by Everett Lamont Getchell: Samuel Getchell served with Capt. Poole's Co. stationed at Hatfield, Massachusetts during the winter of 1676-1677. This was with Caption Jonathan Poole's company during the King Philip's War. .
59. Ancestors of James Aidan Kelly, http://familytreemaker.genealogy.com/users/k/e/l/Richard-J-Kelly/index/html Media: Internet Page: #5636 .
60. RootsWeb.com, Privatized family file contact John McCormick, John Getchell born 1690 was buried in Getchell Cemetery, Brunswick, Maine. He was the son of Samuel Getchell and Elizabeth Jones.
61. Pat Schanck, Edward was born in Rome, then went to Starks, then to Pittston, then to Gardiner by the year 1880 lived on Water Street. Somewhere I came up with his birth being 19th May 1845. Most people seem to be using 1842. This must be further researched.
62. Edward W. Grant .Private Co., D. 12th Infrantry Mustered in Feb. 6, 1868. Served 6 months. .
63. US Census, 1880 Gardiner, Maine, Edward W. Grant Home in 1880: Gardiner, Kennebec, Maine Age: 38 Estimated Birth Year: abt 1842 Birthplace: Maine Relation to Head of Household: Self (Head) Spouse's Name: Lucy H. Father's birthplace: Maine Mother's birthplace: Maine Occupation: Laborer Marital Status: Married Race: White Gender: Male Household Members: Name Age Edward W. Grant 38 Lucy H. Grant 25 Oren A. Grant 9 William H. Grant 7 William Calhoon 38 .
64. US Census, 1870: New Sharon, Franklin, Maine, Edward Grant Estimated Birth Year: abt 1842 Age in 1870: 28 Birthplace: Maine Home in 1870: New Sharon, Franklin, Maine Race: White Gender: Male Post Office: New Sharon Household Members: Name Age Edward Grant 28 Lucy A Grant 15 .
65. Twelvth Maine Infantry William Bell John A Cook William T Davis Cornelius Mace Belcher S Stewart Isaac Thomas Hiram Bennett Hiram S Davis Edward W Grant Watson Nye William B Seavey .
66. 1880: Water Str., Gardiner, Kennebec, Maine, Edward W. Grant Age: 38 Estimated birth year: abt 1842 Birthplace: Maine Relation to Head of Household: Self (Head) Spouse's name: Lucy H. Father's birthplace: Maine Mother's birthplace: Maine Edward W. Grant 38 Lucy H. Grant 25 Oren A. Grant 9 William H. Grant 7 William Calhoon 38 .
67. Maine Census, 1800-90, 002, Edward W. Grant State: ME County: Kennebec County Township: Ed.119 Rome Year: 1890 .
68. 1890 Veterans Schedules, Edward W Grant Home in 1890 (Township, County, State): Rome, Kennebec, Maine Year enlisted: 1865 Year discharged: 1865 Rank: Private 12th Maine Date of Enlistment: looks like Feb. 6, 1865 Date of Discharge: Aug. 12, 1865; 6 months and 6 days. .
69. U.S. Civil War Soldier Records and Profiles, Edward W Grant Residence: Pittston, Maine Age at Enlistment: 22 Enlistment Date: 2 Jun 1865 Rank at enlistment: Private State Served: Maine Survived the War?: Yes Service Record: Enlisted in Company D, Maine 12th Infantry Regiment on 06 Feb 1865. Mustered out on 05 Aug 1865. Birth Date: abt 1843 Sources: Report of the Adjutant General of the State of Maine .
70. Augusta Area, Maine Directory, 1882, Edward W. Grant City: Augusta State: ME Occupation: harness-maker Year: 1882 Location 2: Lancey's block, Bridge .
71. US Census, 1880: Gardiner, Kennebec, Maine, Edward W. Grant Age: 38 Estimated birth year: abt 1842 Birthplace: Maine Relation to Head of Household: Self (Head) Spouse's name: Lucy H. Father's birthplace: Maine Mother's birthplace: Maine Occupation: Laborer Edward W. Grant 38 Lucy H. Grant 25 Oren A. Grant 9 William H. Grant 7 William Calhoon 38 .
72. Edward W. Grant Company: D Regiment: 12 State: Maine Arm of service: Infantry Event date: 1910 State/Arm service: Maine Inf. Company/Regiment: D,12 Publication title: Organization Index to Pension Files of Veterans Who Served Between 1861 and 1900 NARA publication number: T289 Publisher: National Archives and Records Administration Collection title: Civil War Pensions .
73. US Census, 1860 Rome, , Maine, USA, George Grant 47 Eda Grant 53 Gustavus Grant 21 Edward Grant 18 Esther Grant 13 Leonard Grant 11 .
74. US Census, 1850 Rome, Maine, George Grant 37 Eda Grant 43 Mary S Grant 16 Ada Grant 14 Gustavus Grant 12 Edward Grant 8 Eliphalet Grant 5 Easther Grant 3 Leonard Grant 1 .
75. US Census, 1870 New Sharon, Franklin, Maine, Edward Grant Birth Year: abt 1842 Age in 1870: 28 Birthplace: Maine Home in 1870: New Sharon, Franklin, Maine Race: White Gender: Male Value of real estate: View image Post Office: New Sharon Household Members: Name Age Edward Grant 28 Lucy A Grant 15 .
76. US Census, 1880 Gardiner, Kennebec, Maine, Edward W. Grant 38 Lucy H. Grant 25 Oren A. Grant 9 William H. Grant 7 William Calhoon 38 .
77. 1890 Veterans Schedules, Edward W Grant Home in 1890 (Township, County, State): Rome, Kennebec, Maine Year enlisted: 1865 Year discharged: 1865 Rank: Private .
78. 1880: Gardiner, Kennebec, Maine, Edward W. Grant Age: 38 Estimated birth year: abt 1842 Birthplace: Maine Relation to Head of Household: Self (Head) Spouse's name: Lucy H. Father's birthplace: Maine Mother's birthplace: Maine Neighbors: View others on page Occupation: Laborer Marital Status: Married Race: White Gender: Male Edward W. Grant 38 Lucy H. Grant 25 Oren A. Grant 9 William H. Grant 7 William Calhoon 38 .
79. State of Maine Marriage Certificate, for Oren A Grant, Oren A Grant's father was Edward W Grant and his mother was not listed. His father was a Harness Maker and res. of Rome and born in Rome, Maine.
80. ME 1890 Veterans Schedule, Year: 1890 Page: 002, Name: Edward W. Grant State: ME County: Kennebec County Township: Ed.119 Rome Year: 1890 Page: 002 Database: ME 1890 Veterans Schedule .
81. US Census, 1860: Rome, Kennebec, Maine, Name: Edward Grant Age in 1860: 18 Birth Year: abt 1842 Birthplace: Maine Gender: Male Post Office: Rome George Grant 47 Eda Grant 53 Gustavus Grant 21 Edward Grant 18 Esther Grant 13 Leonard Grant 11 .
82. Farmington, [Maine] town register 1902-3 By Harry Edward Mitchell, 50, Served in the War of the Rebellion.
83. Edward Grant was a Harness Maker.
84. Starks, Maine Vital Records 1852-1892, 021-004A 0012060 LDS Farmington, Maine micro-film, New Sharon Mar., 26, 1870 I hereby certify that Edward W Grant and Lucy A Savage both of New Sharon, Franklin, Co., were united in matronmony on the third of Oct 1869 in the town of Starks, Somerset Co., by me. A true copy.Cyrus Stilson Minister of the Gospel. .
85. Maine Vital Records, Groom's Name: Edward W. Grant Bride's Name: Lucy A. Savage Marriage Date: 03 Oct 1869 Marriage Place: , Somerset, Maine Indexing Project (Batch) No.: M52278-2 System Origin: Maine-EASy Source Film Number: 12211 .
86. Ancestry.com and The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, 1880 United States Federal Census, Provo, UT, USA: MyFamily.com, Inc., 2005, Online publication - Ancestry.com and The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. 1880 United States Federal Census [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: MyFamily.com, Inc., 2005. 1880 U.S. Census Index provided by The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints © Copyright 1999 Intellectual Reserve, Inc. All rights reserved. All use is subject to the limited use license and other terms and conditions applicable to this site.Original data - United States of America, Bureau of the Census. Tenth Census of the United States, 1880. Washington, D.C.: National Archives and Records Administration, 1880.T9, 1,454 rolls. Gardiner, Kennebec, Maine, ED 94, roll T9_481, page 247.4000, image 0496.
87. Starks, Maine Vital Records 1852-1892, 021-004A 0012060 LDS Farmington, Maine micro-film, New Sharon Mar., 26, 1870 I hereby certify that Edward W Grant and Lucy A Savage both of New Sharon, Franklin, Co., were united in matronmony on the third of Oct 1869 in the town of Starks, Somerset Co., by me. A true copy.Cyrus Stilson Minister of the Gospel. .
88. Maine Vital Records, Groom's Name: Edward W. Grant Bride's Name: Lucy A. Savage Marriage Date: 03 Oct 1869 Marriage Place: , Somerset, Maine Indexing Project (Batch) No.: M52278-2 System Origin: Maine-EASy Source Film Number: 12211 .
89. Dept. of Human Services Augusta, Maine, 1-800-606-0215, 244 Water Street, Augusta, Maine 04333-0011.
90. Dept. of Human Services Augusta, Maine, Certificate of Death, Oren Alvin Grant; Died in Jay, Maine where he had been a resident for the past 20 Years. Widowed; had been a Sea Captain in the Fishing Industry most of his life.; Age 86; Parents: Edward W Grant and Lucy Savage; Cause of death: Left Ventricular failure due to Artherio-Sclerotic heart disease and Senility.; John Grant of Jay, Maine informant; Charles Eastmand M.D. of Livermore Falls, Maine.; Buriel 12/19/1956 Jay Hill Cemetery in Jay, Maine. Funeral Director : Henry C. O'Donnell of Livermore Falls, Maine. Recorded 12/27/56. "Note: I do not see him in the list of people in Jay Hill Cem. in Jay, Maine. 20 total."
91. US Census, 1930: Gorham, Cumberland, Maine, Note: My father Ralph E Hasty said that his mother Elsie E (Grant) Hasty did housekeeping for George Ladd. So I believe this is the right record for 1930. Elsie E Harty Age: 29 Estimated birth year: abt 1901 Birthplace: Maine Relation to Head of House: Boarder Race: White George D Ladd 28 Elsie E Harty 29 Lurd A Harty 12 Ralph E Harty 11 .
92. George D. Ladd Birth: 13 Nov 1901 Death: 7 Jan 1990 Civil: Maine .
93. Name at time of death Elsie E Harrison. She married William Harrison of Georgetown, Me. in Jan.21, 1934 No Children. Elsie was Ralph Edward Hasty's mother. Ralph was b. Mar. 4, 1919 in Hallowell, Me.
94. Rome vitals records recorded by James Tibbetts Town Clerk.
95. New Sharon, Maine Vital Records at Town Office.
96. US Census 1850 Rome, Maine, George & Eda can't Read or Write. He was a Laborer. They lived in the same neighborhood as Solomon T & Patience B Grant and Ebenezer & Dorcas Tracy.
97. US Census, 1860 Rome, Maine, George Grant 47 born Maine, Eda Grant 53, Gustavus Grant 21, Edward Grant 18, Esther Grant 13, Leonard Grant 11. .
98. US Census, 1850 Rome, Maine, George Grant age 37 b. Me.; Laborer; wife Eda age 43 b. Me. Mary A Grant, Ada 14, Gustavus 12, Edward 8, Eliphalet 5, Easther 3, Leonard 1.
99. US Census, 1860: Rome, Kennebec, Maine, George Grant Age in 1860: 47 Birth Year: abt 1813 Birthplace: Maine Post Office: Rome Household Members: Name Age George Grant 47 Eda Grant 53 Gustavus Grant 21 Edward Grant 18 Esther Grant 13 Leonard Grant 11 .
100. 1860 United States Federal Census, Ancestry.com. 1860 United States Federal Census [database online]. Provo, Utah: MyFamily.com, Inc., 2004. Original data: United States. 1860 United States Federal Census. M653, 1438 rolls. National Archives and Records Administration, Washington D.C. Rome, Kennebec, Maine, post office Rome, roll M653_439, page 0, image 330.
101. Rome vitals records recorded by James Tibbetts Town Clerk.
102. Vital Records Rome, Maine.
103. Maine Vital Records, Name: George Grant Gender: Male Baptism/Christening Date: 03 Jun 1812 Baptism/Christening Place: ROME, KENNEBEC, MAINE Father's Name: William Grant Mother's Name: Peggey Indexing Project (Batch) No.: C50351-1 System Origin: Maine-ODM Source Film Number: 12044 .
104. Maine Marriages to 1875, George Grant & Edee Allen 31 Aug 1833 in Hallowell, Maine.
105. Name: George Grant Spouse: Edee Allen Marriage Date: 31 Aug 1833 County: Hall State: ME .
106. 1860 United States Federal Census, Ancestry.com. 1860 United States Federal Census [database online]. Provo, Utah: MyFamily.com, Inc., 2004. Original data: United States. 1860 United States Federal Census. M653, 1438 rolls. National Archives and Records Administration, Washington D.C. Rome, Kennebec, Maine, post office Rome, roll M653_439, page 0, image 330.
107. Maine Marriages to 1875, George Grant & Edee Allen 31 Aug 1833 in Hallowell, Maine.
108. Name: George Grant Spouse: Edee Allen Marriage Date: 31 Aug 1833 County: Hall State: ME .
109. Orin lived with his wife and 2 sons John W and Edward O in Vienna Maine in 1900 (US CENSUS) Elsie was born there in 1901
110. US Census, 1880 Gardiner, Maine, Edward W. Grant 38 Lucy H. Grant 25 Oren A. Grant 9 William H. Grant 7 William Calhoon 38 .
111. Lillian Hand, Said Oren lived with her family in East Winthrop. when she was in Winthrop High School. Her father was Roger Lifeford Smith (named Lifeford after the Dr. that delivered him and mother was Gladys Victoria (Riggs) Smith. Roger was a boss at the Woolen Mill in Winthrop, Maine. Lillian said Oren was a fisherman.
112. US Census, 1930: Gorham, Cumberland, Maine, Lucy A Grant: mother Home in 1930: Gorham, Cumberland, Maine Age: 77 Estimated Birth Year: abt 1853 Relation to Head of House: Mother Race: White Household Members: Name Age Orrin A Grant 63 Farmer Lucy A Grant 77 Mother to Orrin; Lucy married at age 14. .
113. US Census, 1910: Richmond, Sagadahoc, Maine, Lucy A Grant Age in 1910: 55 Estimated Birth Year: abt 1855 Birthplace: Maine Relation to Head of House: Mother Father's Birth Place: Maine Mother's Birth Place: Maine Home in 1910: Richmond, Sagadahoc, Maine Marital Status: Widowed Race: White Gender: Female Household Members: Name Age Oren A Grant 39 Elenor F Grant 42 John W Grant 15 Edward O Grant 12 Elsie E Grant 9 Recilla M Grant 8 Scot A Grant 3 Lucy A Grant 55 Lillian M Frank 41 .
114. US Census, 1900 Rome & Vienna Towns, Kennebec, Maine, Orrin A Grant [Orrie A Grant] Home in 1900: Vienna, Kennebec, Maine Age: 30 Birth Date: Sep 1869 Birthplace: Maine Race: White Ethnicity: American Gender: Male Relationship to Head of House: Head Father's Birthplace: Maine Mother's Birthplace: Maine Spouse's Name: Almira E Marriage Year: 1891 Marital Status: Married Years Married: 9 Residence : Rome & Vienna Towns, Kennebec, Maine Orrin A Grant 30 Almira E Grant 32 John W Grant 5 Edward O Grant 3 .
115. US Census, 1880: Gardiner, Kennebec, Maine, Oren A. Grant Age: 9 Estimated birth year: abt 1871 Birthplace: Maine Relation to Head of Household: Son Father's Name: Edward W. Father's birthplace: Maine Mother's Name: Lucy H. Mother's birthplace: Maine Neighbors: View others on page Marital Status: Single Race: White Gender: Male Edward W. Grant 38 Lucy H. Grant 25 Oren A. Grant 9 William H. Grant 7 William Calhoon 38 .
116. US Census, 1870: Stockton, Waldo, Maine, Orin Grant Birth Year: abt 1869 Age in 1870: 1 Birthplace: Maine Race: White Gender: Male Post Office: Stockton Household Members: Name Age Alexander Grant 49 Julia A Grant 43 Emma T Grant 10 Lizzie A Grant 8 Hattie A Grant 6 Orin Grant 1 .
117. US Census, 1900 Vienna, Kennebec, Maine, Orrin A Grant [Orrie A Grant] Home in 1900: Vienna, Kennebec, Maine Age: 30 Birth Date: Sep 1869 Birthplace: Maine Race: White Gender: Male Relationship to Head of House: Head Father's Birthplace: Maine Mother's Birthplace: Maine Spouse's name: Almira E Marriage Year: 1891 Marital Status: Married Years Married: 9 Rome & Vienna Towns, Kennebec, Maine.
118. US Census, 1920 : Lewiston, Androscoggin, Maine, Orin Grant Home in 1920: Lewiston Ward 2, Androscoggin, Maine Age: 46 Estimated birth year: abt 1874 Birthplace: Maine Relation to Head of House: Self (Head) [Head] Spouse's name: Clara Father's Birth Place: Maine Mother's Birth Place: Maine Marital Status: Married Race: White Sex: Male Home owned: Rent Able to read: Yes Able to Write: Yes Neighbors: View others on page Household Members: Name Age Orin Grant 46 Clara Grant 28 Raymond Grant 18 Scott Grant 14 .
119. US Census, 1910: Richmond, Sagadahoc, Maine, Front Street. Oren A Grant Laborer in Cotton Mill. Age in 1910: 39 Estimated birth year: abt 1871 Birthplace: Maine Relation to Head of House: Head Father's Birth Place: Maine Mother's Name: Lucy A Mother's Birth Place: Maine Spouse's name: Elenor F "I think this was supposed to be Almira because the years of marriage line up with their marriage record and because the children are listed as theirs." Marital Status: Married Race: White Gender: Male Oren A Grant 39 Elenor F Grant 42 Laborer in Cotton Mill. John W Grant 15 Laborer in Cotton Mill. Edward O Grant 12 Elsie E Grant 9 Recilla M Grant 8 Scot A Grant 3 Lucy A Grant 55 Lillian M Frank 41 .
120. Dept. of Human Services Augusta, Maine, 1-800-606-0215, 244 Water Street, Augusta, Maine 04333-0011.
121. Dept. of Human Services Augusta, Maine, Certificate of Death, Oren Alvin Grant; Died in Jay, Maine where he had been a resident for the past 20 Years. Widowed; had been a Sea Captain in the Fishing Industry most of his life.; Age 86; Parents: Edward W Grant and Lucy Savage; Cause of death: Left Ventricular failure due to Artherio-Sclerotic heart disease and Senility.; John Grant of Jay, Maine informant; Charles Eastmand M.D. of Livermore Falls, Maine.; Buriel 12/19/1956 Jay Hill Cemetery in Jay, Maine. Funeral Director : Henry C. O'Donnell of Livermore Falls, Maine. Recorded 12/27/56. "Note: I do not see him in the list of people in Jay Hill Cem. in Jay, Maine. 20 total."
122. State of Maine Marriage Certificate, 26 Nov 1892 Justice of the Peace, at Augusta, Maine.
123. Groom's Name: Grant Owen A Groom's Residence: Augusta, ME Bride's Name: Clark Minnie E Bride's Residence: Augusta, ME Marriage Date: 26 Nov 1892 Certificate: 0 .
124. State of Maine Marriage Certificate, 26 Nov 1892 Justice of the Peace, at Augusta, Maine.
125. Groom's Name: Grant Owen A Groom's Residence: Augusta, ME Bride's Name: Clark Minnie E Bride's Residence: Augusta, ME Marriage Date: 26 Nov 1892 Certificate: 0 .
126. Name at time of death Elsie E Harrison. She married William Harrison of Georgetown, Me. in Jan.21, 1934 No Children. Elsie was Ralph Edward Hasty's mother. Ralph was b. Mar. 4, 1919 in Hallowell, Me.
127. Rome vitals records William & Peggy Grant in Rome with 7 children recorded May 2 1822, 77.
128. Solomon Tracy – born in Falmouth, ME, March 4, 1750, married Mary Getchell, daughter of Capt. John Getchell, of Brunswick on April 8, 1773 and settled in Durham, where he lived for a number of years and then moved to Rome, ME., where he lived and died. He served in the Revolution and was credited from No. 4, in Maine. He had several children born in Royalsborough or Durham: 1. Nathaniel, born March 22, 1778, married Molly Beals on December 24, 1881 2. Solomon Jr., married Deborah Dunn of Poland 3. Rhoda, married on December 5, 1805 to James LeBaron 4. Peggy, married on February 24, 1810 to William Grant. And probably others were born. .
129. 49. vi. WILLIAM GRANT, b. 1797, Cutler, Washington, ME by 1840; d. 02 September 1868, Cutler, Washington, ME. .
130. Pat Schanck, Originally I had him as having died in 1885. But have changed it to 1868 found in Christine Pettit's work.
131. on-line: someone said William and Peggy were married in Rome, Me. on 23 Apr 1810. Someone also said on the 10th of Apr. 1810.
132. History of Durham, Maine, m. int. 24 Feb. 1810 Wm. Grant and Peggy Tracy. .
133. Maine Vital Records, Groom's Name: William Grant Bride's Name: Peggy Tracy Marriage Date: 22 Apr 1810 Marriage Place: Brunswick, Cumberland, Maine Indexing Project (Batch) No.: M50296-2 System Origin: Maine-ODM Source Film Number: 10595 .
134. Maine Vital Records, Groom's Name: William Grant Bride's Name: Peggy Tracy Marriage Date: 24 Feb 1810 Marriage Place: Durham, Androscoggin, Maine Indexing Project (Batch) No.: I01168-1 System Origin: Maine-EASy Source Film Number: 10821 .
135. on-line: someone said William and Peggy were married in Rome, Me. on 23 Apr 1810. Someone also said on the 10th of Apr. 1810.
136. History of Durham, Maine, m. int. 24 Feb. 1810 Wm. Grant and Peggy Tracy. .
137. Maine Vital Records, Groom's Name: William Grant Bride's Name: Peggy Tracy Marriage Date: 22 Apr 1810 Marriage Place: Brunswick, Cumberland, Maine Indexing Project (Batch) No.: M50296-2 System Origin: Maine-ODM Source Film Number: 10595 .
138. Maine Vital Records, Groom's Name: William Grant Bride's Name: Peggy Tracy Marriage Date: 24 Feb 1810 Marriage Place: Durham, Androscoggin, Maine Indexing Project (Batch) No.: I01168-1 System Origin: Maine-EASy Source Film Number: 10821 .
139. 1860 United States Federal Census, Ancestry.com. 1860 United States Federal Census [database online]. Provo, Utah: MyFamily.com, Inc., 2004. Original data: United States. 1860 United States Federal Census. M653, 1438 rolls. National Archives and Records Administration, Washington D.C. Rome, Kennebec, Maine, post office Rome, roll M653_439, page 0, image 330.
140. Rome vitals records recorded by James Tibbetts Town Clerk.
141. Vital Records Rome, Maine.
142. Maine Vital Records, Name: George Grant Gender: Male Baptism/Christening Date: 03 Jun 1812 Baptism/Christening Place: ROME, KENNEBEC, MAINE Father's Name: William Grant Mother's Name: Peggey Indexing Project (Batch) No.: C50351-1 System Origin: Maine-ODM Source Film Number: 12044 .
143. Buried in Preston, New London, Ct, USA.
144. Buried in New London, Ct, USA.
145. Mary Gurney - International Genealogical Index / BI Gender: Female Birth: 1628 , , England Birth: < 1624> Death: 1658 Spouse: Daniel Shed Marriage: About 1647 Braintree, Norfolk, Massachusetts Marriage: About 1646 Billerica, Middlesex, Massachusetts Marriage: < 1645> Father: John GURNEY b. 29 Sep 1615 in Southwork, London, Eng Mother: Mary b. 1605 in England .
146. Some say that Elizabeth Jones parents are Robert Jones and Joanna Osgood.
147. Ancestors of James Aidan Kelly, http://familytreemaker.genealogy.com/users/k/e/l/Richard-J-Kelly/index/html Media: Internet Page: #5636 .
148. RootsWeb.com, Privatized family file contact John McCormick, John Getchell born 1690 was buried in Getchell Cemetery, Brunswick, Maine. He was the son of Samuel Getchell and Elizabeth Jones.
149. Ancestory.com, See "Dave Clark Five Plus a Few."
150. My Maine Heritage Kathrine Cole Aydelott, http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~megen/.
151. Burial: Kling Cemetery 1-94/1 Position 2, Augusta, ME April 1833 Buriel.
152. Patty Rose file on-line, MARY4 MANNING (Saml.,3 Wm.,2 Wm.1) b. 1679, Sep. 12, at Billerica, Mass.; m. 1703, Nov. 2, Josiah Crosby, b. 1677, Nov. 11, at Billerica, where they resided later; son of Simon and Rachel (Brackett), and grandson of Simon and Ann Crosby, of Cambridge. Josiah d. before 7 Oct., 1745; when Mary, his wife, d. is not known. Children: Josiah, Eliphalet, Elizabeth, Anna, Isaac, Ephraim, Mary, Elizabeth, Jane, Joanna, Jonathan, Esther. [ref 13:141] .
153. He was buried 1691 in Harvard Square, Cambridge, Middlesex, MA.
154. Boston, Suffolk County, MA.
155. He was buried 1691 in Harvard Square, Cambridge, Middlesex, MA.
156. Possible surname for Mary is Foote.
157. Title: Ancestors and Descendants of Lieut. Thomas Tracy of Norwich, Conn. Abbrev: E.E. Tracy Author: Evert E. Tracy Publication: Joel Munson's Sons, Albany, NY, 1898 Date: 28 Dec 2001 .
158. Buried in Preston, New London, Ct, USA.
159. International Genealogical Index, Miss. Almira E. Nichols - Gender: Female Marriage: 11 MAR 1886 Augusta, Kennebec, Maine Marriage: 14 OCT 1886 Augusta, Kennebec, Maine Spouse: Wm. A. Clark .
160. State of Maine Marriage Certificate, 26 Nov 1892 Justice of the Peace, at Augusta, Maine.
161. Groom's Name: Grant Owen A Groom's Residence: Augusta, ME Bride's Name: Clark Minnie E Bride's Residence: Augusta, ME Marriage Date: 26 Nov 1892 Certificate: 0 .
162. State of Maine Marriage Certificate, 26 Nov 1892 Justice of the Peace, at Augusta, Maine.
163. Groom's Name: Grant Owen A Groom's Residence: Augusta, ME Bride's Name: Clark Minnie E Bride's Residence: Augusta, ME Marriage Date: 26 Nov 1892 Certificate: 0 .
164. Name at time of death Elsie E Harrison. She married William Harrison of Georgetown, Me. in Jan.21, 1934 No Children. Elsie was Ralph Edward Hasty's mother. Ralph was b. Mar. 4, 1919 in Hallowell, Me.
165. US Census, 1850 Augusta, Maine, Almira Saunders Age: 36 Estimated Birth Year: abt 1814 Birth Place: Maine Gender: Female Augusta, Kennebec, Maine Household Members: Name Age Almira Saunders 36 Emeline A Saunders 9 Jacob Saunders 38 .
166. US Census, 1880, Name: Almira Saunders Home in 1880: Augusta, Kennebec, Maine Age: 66 Estimated birth year: abt 1814 Birthplace: Maine Relation to Head of Household: MotherL Father's birthplace: Vermont Mother's birthplace: Vermont Neighbors: View others on page Occupation: None Marital Status: Widowed Race: White Gender: Female Henry O. Nichols 46 Emeline A. Nichols 39 Annie E. Nichols 17 Jacob H. Nichols 15 Almira E. Nichols 12 Lonie M. Nichols 10 James S. Nichols 8 Nellie M. Nichols 6 Orville A. Nichols 2 Almira Saunders 66 .
167. Burial: Kling Cemetery 1-90A/1, Augusta, Kennebec County, ME .
168. Alternate Death date: 20 oct 1886.
169. US Census, 1870 census - Augusta, Kennebec, ME:, Nichols Henry O, age 36, brick mason, real estate value - $800, personal property value - $300 Emeline, age 29 Annie E, age 7, b. ME Jacob H, age 5, b. ME Almina E, age 2, b. ME Lonie, age 4 mo, b. ME John M, age 14, attending school, b. ME\tab (Henry O's brother) Abner W, age 19, brick mason, b. ME (Henry O's brother) .
170. US Census, 1900 census - Augusta, Kennebec, ME:, 49 Gage St, Nichols Emeline, age 59, b. Feb 1841 ME, widowed, housekeeper, mother of 10 children - 8 of whom were alive at that time Annie, age 36, b. Dec 1863 ME, shoe stitcher Jacob, age 34, b. Sept 1865, notions dealer Orville, age 21, b. June 1878 ME, chair caner Angie, age 18, b. July 1881 ME, at school .
171. Rich & Joyce O'Keefe Family Trees, Rich O'Keefe, Entries: 18327 Updated: 2009-04-05 00:15:09 UTC (Sun) Contact: Rich O'Keefe Sources: 1860, 1870, 1880 & 1900 census records Information provided by Ralph V. Nichols, Dec. 2007 .
172. Vital Records of Augusta, Maine: Vol II - Marriages and Deaths, Page: 34, vol II, Author: Editor Ethel Colby Conant Publication: Published under authority of the Maine Historical Society 1934 Note: to the year 1892 Repository: Media: Book Text: "Nichols, Henry C. and Emeline A. Saunders, April 12, 1862. [Int. Henry O.]" .
173. US Census, 1870: Augusta, Kennebec, Maine, Henry O Nichols Estimated Birth Year: abt 1834 Age in 1870: 36 Birthplace: Maine Race: White Gender: Male Post Office: Augusta Household Members: Name Age Henry O Nichols 36 Emeline Nichols 29 Annie E Nichols 7 Jacob H Nichols 5 Almira E Nichols 2 Lonie Nichols 4/12 John M Nichols 14 Abner W Nichols 19 .
174. Daily Kennebec Journal, Sep 10, 1886, Kennebec Journal contained an article on the proceedings of the Superior Court in Augusta, September Term, Judge W.P. Whitehouse presiding: "Thursday, Sept. 9th Henry O. Nichols et al vs T M Rollins and Almon Lyon Titcomb & Titcomb for plffs J H Potter for deft. This is an action of assumpsit (?) on account annexed to writ to recover a balance of $117.86 on a contract for stone work on certain tenement houses of the Edwards Manufacturing Co, for the building of which the defts were the original contractors and sub-let to the plffs. The parties are at issue upon the terms of the contract. The case was given to the jury at 5 o'clock." No outcome of the trial has been discovered. .
175. Daily Kennebec Journal, Mar 6, 1886, Mar 6, 1886 Daily Kennebec Journal contained an article on Ward Caucuses as follows: "The republicans of ward four met at their ward rooms yesterday and made the following nominations: Warden - Henry O. Nichols" .
176. 1870 census - Augusta, Kennebec, ME: Nichols Henry O, age 36, brick mason, real estate value - $800, personal property value - $300 Emeline, age 29 Annie E, age 7, b. ME Jacob H, age 5, b. ME Almina E, age 2, b. ME Lonie, age 4 mo, b. ME John M, age 14, attending school, b. ME\tab (Henry O's brother) Abner W, age 19, brick mason, b. ME (Henry O's brother) .
177. Augusta Area, Maine Directory, 1882, 1882 Augusta Directory, Name: Henry O. Nichols City: Augusta State: ME Occupation: mason Year: 1882 Location 2: house West River road .
178. US Census, 1850 Brewer, , Maine, USA.
179. US Census, 1860 Augusta, Kennebec, Maine, Henry O Nichols Age in 1860: 26 Birth Year: abt 1834 Birthplace: Maine : Gender: Male Post Office: Augusta Value of real estate: View image Household Members: Name Age Jacob Saunders 48 Almina Saunders 46 Emeline A Saunders 19 Henry O Nichols 26 .
180. US Census, 1870 Augusta, Kennebec, Maine, USA, Nichols Henry O, age 36, brick mason, real estate value - $800, personal property value - $300 Emeline, age 29 Annie E, age 7, b. ME Jacob H, age 5, b. ME Almina E, age 2, b. ME Lonie, age 4 mo, b. ME John M, age 14, attending school, b. ME\tab (Henry O's brother) Abner W, age 19, brick mason, b. ME (Henry O's brother) .
181. US Census, 1880 Augusta, Kennebec, Maine, Henry O. NICHOLS Self M Male W 46 ME Brick Mason ME ME Emeline A. NICHOLS Wife M Female W 39 ME Keeping House ME ME Annie E. NICHOLS Dau S Female W 17 ME Student ME ME Jacob H. NICHOLS Son S Male W 15 ME Student ME ME Almira E. NICHOLS Dau S Female W 12 ME Student ME ME Lonie M. NICHOLS Dau S Female W 10 ME Student ME ME James S. NICHOLS Son S Male W 8 ME Student ME ME Nellie M. NICHOLS Dau S Female W 6 ME Student ME ME Orville A. NICHOLS Son S Male W 2 ME ME ME Almira SAUNDERS M-in-L W Female W 66 ME None VT VT .
182. The May 9, 1872 Kennebec Journal contained an advertisement worded as follows: "NICHOLS' Hydraulic CEMENT PIPE For Drains, Culverts, Blow Pipes, Sewers, Chimneys, Hot and Cold Air Flues, &c Manufactured at Corner Water & King Sts., near M.C.R.R. Depot, Bath, Me. Pipe can be seen, and orders left at Gould & Cross' Stove Store, Water Street, Augusta HENRY O NICHOLS, Agent" The same advertisement appeared on Mar 4, 1873.
183. 1880 Augusta, ME business directory: Masons - Nichols H. O. West River road .
184. 1882 Augusta, ME directory: Henry O. Nichols mason house West River road .
185. Mar 6, 1886 Daily Kennebec Journal contained an article on Ward Caucuses as follows: "The republicans of ward four met at their ward rooms yesterday and made the following nominations: Warden - Henry O. Nichols" .
186. Daily Kennebec Journal, Sep 10, 1886, proceedings of the Superior Court in Augusta, September Term, Judge W.P. Whitehouse presiding: "Thursday, Sept. 9th Henry O. Nichols et al vs T M Rollins and Almon Lyon Titcomb & Titcomb for plffs J H Potter for deft. This is an action of assumpsit (?) on account annexed to writ to recover a balance of $117.86 on a contract for stone work on certain tenement houses of the Edwards Manufacturing Co, for the building of which the defts were the original contractors and sub-let to the plffs. The parties are at issue upon the terms of the contract. The case was given to the jury at 5 o'clock." No outcome of the trial has been discovered. .
187. Vital Records of Augusta, Maine: Vol II Marriages and Deaths, Author: Editor Ethel Colby Conant, Publication: Published under authority of the Maine Historical Society 1934 Note: to the year 1892 Repository: Media: Book Page: 34, vol II Text: "Nichols, Henry C. and Emeline A. Saunders, April 12, 1862. [Int. Henry O.]" .
188. 1880 Augusta, Kennebec, Maine, Henry O. Nichols Age: 46 Estimated birth year: abt 1834 Birthplace: Maine Relation to Head of Household: Self (Head) Spouse's name: Emeline A. Father's birthplace: Maine .
189. 1900: Augusta, Kennebec, Maine, Emiline Nichols 59 Annie Nichols 30 Jacob Nichols 24 Orville Nichols 31 Angie Nichols 18 .
190. Possibly born in Brewer, Penobscot County, ME.
191. buried in Kling Cemetery, Augusta, Kennebec County, ME.
192. Vital Records of Augusta, Maine: Vol II - Marriages and Deaths, Page: 34, vol II, Author: Editor Ethel Colby Conant Publication: Published under authority of the Maine Historical Society 1934 Note: to the year 1892 Repository: Media: Book Text: "Nichols, Henry C. and Emeline A. Saunders, April 12, 1862. [Int. Henry O.]" .
193. US Census, 1850 Brewer, Penobscot, Maine, Henry W Nichols Age: 45 Estimated Birth Year: abt 1805 Birth Place: New Hampshire Gender: Male Home in Household Members: Name Age Albert N Nichols 9 Cyntha V Nichols 14 Edith M Nichols 2 Eliza A Nichols 11 Eliza M Nichols 34 Henry O Nichols 16 Henry W Nichols 45 Mary S Nichols 5 .
194. US Census, 1870: Augusta, Kennebec, Maine, Henry W Nichols Est. Birth Year: abt 1804 Age in 1870: 66 Birthplace: Maine Race: White Gender: Male Post Office: Augusta Household Members: Name Age Albert A Nichols 29 Vesta Nichols 31 Henry W Nichols 66 .
195. US Census, 1880: Augusta, Kennebec, Maine, Henry W. Nichols Age: 76 Estimated Birth Year: abt 1804 Birthplace: Vermont Relation to head-of-household: Father Father's birthplace: Rhode Island Mother's birthplace: Vermont Occupation: Ret. Farmer Marital Status: Widower Race: White Albert A. Nichols 39 Vesta Nichols 41 Arthur A. Nichols 8 Wilbur D. Nichols 6 Henry W. Nichols 76 Flora J. Towle 23 prob Cynthia's daughter Laura ?or Flora?. .
196. Burial: Kling Cemetery, Augusta, Kennebec County, ME .
197. Possibly born in Brewer, Penobscot County, ME.
198. buried in Kling Cemetery, Augusta, Kennebec County, ME.
199. Burial: Kling Cemetery 1-90A/1, Augusta, Kennebec County, ME .
200. Burial: Kling Cemetery, Augusta, Kennebec County, ME .
201. Title: Mormon's familysearch.org International Genealogy Index (IGI) record on the Internet Repository: Media: Electronic Baptism: 2 MAR 1655/56 Reading, Middlesex, MA.
202. Burial: 7 APR 1735 Billerica, Middlesex, MA.
203. Buried in Stuben, Cumberland, Maine, USA.
204. Old Falmouth (now Portland), Cumberland Co., ME .
205. .
206. Title: World Family Tree Vol. 5, Ed. 1 Author: Br~derbund Software, Inc. Publication: Release date: August 22, 1996 Repository: Book Title: World Family Tree, Vol. 5 Title: World Family Tree, Vol. 5 Text: Customer pedigree. Text: Tree #115 .
207. Tracy, Solomon 23170736 b. unknown d. unknown Rome Cemetery Rome Kennebec County Maine, USA Tracy, Solomon 23170754 b. unknown d. Mar. 14, 1861 Rome Cemetery Rome Kennebec County Maine, USA Tracy, Solomon 23170756 b. unknown d. Oct. 23, 1862 Rome Cemetery Rome Kennebec County Maine, USA .
208. Dec 03, 1716 Death date?
209. US Census, 1900 Augusta, Kennebec, Maine, USA, Emiline Nichols Home in 1900: Augusta, Kennebec, Maine; they rent on Gage Street. Age: 59 Birth Date: Feb 1841 Birthplace: Maine Race: White Ethnicity: American Gender: Female Relationship to head-of-house: Head Father's Birthplace: Maine Mother's Birthplace: Maine Mother: number of living children: 8 Mother: How many children: 10 Marital Status: Widowed Residence : Augusta City, Kennebec, Maine Household Members: Name Age Emiline Nichols 59 Housekeeper Annie Nichols 30 Shoe Stitcher Dau./Single Jacob Nichols 24 Can't read Occ. Son/Single Orville Nichols 31 Chair Cainer Son/Single Angie Nichols 18 No Occ. Dau./Single All children are Emiline's and all are Single. .
210. Alternate Death date: 20 oct 1886.
211. Vital Records of Augusta, Maine: Vol II - Marriages and Deaths, Page: 34, vol II, Author: Editor Ethel Colby Conant Publication: Published under authority of the Maine Historical Society 1934 Note: to the year 1892 Repository: Media: Book Text: "Nichols, Henry C. and Emeline A. Saunders, April 12, 1862. [Int. Henry O.]" .
212. US Census, 1860 Augusta, Kennebec, Maine, USA, Emeline A Saunders Age in 1860: 19 Birth Year: abt 1841 Birthplace: Maine Home in 1860: Augusta, Kennebec, Maine Gender: Female Post Office: Augusta Household Members: Name Age Jacob Saunders 48 Brick Mason Almina Saunders 46 Emeline A Saunders 19 Henry O Nichols 26 Brick Mason .
213. US Census, 1850 Augusta, Kennebec, Maine, USA, Almira Saunders age 36 Jacob Saunders age 38 Emeline A Saunders age 9.
214. Published under authority of the Maine Historical Society 1934, Author: Editor Ethel Colby Conant, Note: to the year 1892 Repository: Media: Book Page: 420, vol. II Text: " Saunders Jacob, April 17, 1877, a. 65. [dup. b. March 22, 1812, in Sidney, s. of Jacob and Nancy.]" .
215. "Augusta - Kling Cemetery Saunders, Jacob, d.17 April 1877 age 65 yrs Almira, his wife, d. 21 Dec 1887 age 74 yrs Franklin, d. 31 Dec 1846 age 7 mos Joseph F., d. 9 Jan 1842 age 3 yrs James J., d. 14 Nov 1841 age 7 yrs 2 mos" .
216. 1860 Augusta Town Report, Surveyors of Wood and Bark—Lot Hamlen, Eleazer Smith, Paschal S. Bronsdon, Joseph F. Gannett, M. P. Faught, Charles Si Greenleaf, Jacob Saunders, Hiram Reed, William Libbey, P. S. Percival, Joseph S. Whitney, C. E. Hayward, John ivf. Webster, Thomas Wadsworth, Amos Church, N. H. Leighton, James Safford, Levi Hicks, Joshua L. Heath, George Sawtelle, Eben Packard, Thomas Fuller, Osgood Carlton, David Leighton, Hiram Sawtelle, Harvey L. Cushing, J. Davis, W. T. Folsom, John Hoxie, W. 0, Green, F. C. Fletcher, Benj. Gardiner, Levi Page.
217. US Census, 1850 Augusta, Kennebec, Maine, Jacob Saunders Age: 38 Estimated birth year: abt 1812 Birth Place: Maine Gender: Male Family Number: 1357 Household Members: Name Age Jacob Saunders 38 Almira Saunders 36 Emeline A Saunders 9 .
218. US Census, 1870: Augusta, Maine, Jacob an Almira.
219. Text: "Augusta - Kling Cemetery Saunders, Jacob, d.17 April 1877 age 65 yrs Almira, his wife, d. 21 Dec 1887 age 74 yrs Franklin, d. 31 Dec 1846 age 7 mos Joseph F., d. 9 Jan 1842 age 3 yrs James J., d. 14 Nov 1841 age 7 yrs 2 mos" .
220. US Census, 1880 Augusta, Kennebec, Maine, USA, Henry O. NICHOLS Self M Male W 46 ME Brick Mason ME ME Emeline A. NICHOLS Wife M Female W 39 ME Keeping House ME ME Annie E. NICHOLS Dau S Female W 17 ME Student ME ME Jacob H. NICHOLS Son S Male W 15 ME Student ME ME Almira E. NICHOLS Dau S Female W 12 ME Student ME ME Lonie M. NICHOLS Dau S Female W 10 ME Student ME ME James S. NICHOLS Son S Male W 8 ME Student ME ME Nellie M. NICHOLS Dau S Female W 6 ME Student ME ME Orville A. NICHOLS Son S Male W 2 ME ME ME Almira SAUNDERS M-in-L W Female W 66 ME None VT VT .
221. Maine Vital Records, Name: Jacob Saunders Gender: Male Birth Date: 22 Mar 1812 Birthplace: AUGUSTA, KENNEBEC, MAINE Father's Name: Jacob Saunders Mother's Name: Nancy Indexing Project (Batch) No.: C50263-1 System Origin: Maine-ODM Source Film Number: 1033823 .
222. Burial: Kling Cemetery 1-94/1 Position 6, Augusta, ME.
223. Alternate Death date: 20 oct 1886.
224. see page 823, 824, Genealogical and personal memoirs relating to the families of Boston and ... edited by William Richard Cutter.
225. Had 14 children. .
226. Burial: Kling Cemetery 1-94/1 Position 2, Augusta, ME .
227. International Genealogical Index, Jacob Sanders - Gender: Male Marriage: 15 APR 1804 Augusta, Kennebec, Maine Spouse: Nancy Dutton .
228. Maine Vital Records, Name: Jacob Saunders Gender: Male Birth Date: 22 Mar 1812 Birthplace: AUGUSTA, KENNEBEC, MAINE Father's Name: Jacob Saunders Mother's Name: Nancy Indexing Project (Batch) No.: C50263-1 System Origin: Maine-ODM Source Film Number: 1033823 .
229. Burial: Kling Cemetery 1-94/1 Position 6, Augusta, ME.
230. Elsie lived with Lucy then age 64, Ralph & Leon in Hallowell in 1920 on Water Str. It says Elsie was married and worked in Shoe Factory and Lucy was widowed.
231. Bessie Hasty had Lucy Grant born Mar.13, 1852.
232. US Census, 1930: Gorham, Cumberland, Maine, Lucy A Grant Age: 77 Estimated Birth Year: abt 1853 Relation to Head of House: Mother Race: White Age at first marriage:21 for Orrin and 14 for Lucy. Parents' birthplace: Maine Household Members: Name Age Orrin A Grant 63 Farmer. Lucy A Grant 77 Mother b. Maine and her parents born in Maine. .
233. CousinConnect.com, BOYNTON : GRANT : SAVAGE Query Text: I am looking for info on the ancestors of Lucy Savage born 13Mar1856 in Mercer,Maine.Lucy married 30 Oct. 1869 to Edward W. Grant,born 19 May 1845 in Rome,Maine.Lucy died 06 Jul.1939 in Jefferson,Me. According to her death certificate the last place she had lived was Georgetown,Me.The info on her death certificate was provided by a Herman W.Boynton. .
234. US Census, Home in 1860: Augusta, Kennebec, Maine, Lucy Savage Age in 1860: 5 Birth Year: abt 1855 Birthplace: Maine Gender: Female Post Office: Augusta Household Members: Name Age George Savage 34 Mary Savage 28 Lucy Savage 5 Ellen Crockett 11 .
235. US Census, 1910 Richmond, Maine, Lucy A Grant; Mother age 55. She had 2 children and 2 are still living. Widowed.
236. US Census, 1930 Gorham, Maine, This says Lucy was married at age 14. This would bring her birthdate to 1855.
237. Family Records from the Grant's, pg 4, My Great Aunt Retta had: Lucy A Grant died July 6th in 1938 " My Mother had her death as July 10th 1936 age 84."
238. Alternate Death date is 06 Jul 1936.
239. Starks, Maine Vital Records 1852-1892, 021-004A 0012060 LDS Farmington, Maine micro-film, New Sharon Mar., 26, 1870 I hereby certify that Edward W Grant and Lucy A Savage both of New Sharon, Franklin, Co., were united in matronmony on the third of Oct 1869 in the town of Starks, Somerset Co., by me. A true copy.Cyrus Stilson Minister of the Gospel. .
240. Maine Vital Records, Groom's Name: Edward W. Grant Bride's Name: Lucy A. Savage Marriage Date: 03 Oct 1869 Marriage Place: , Somerset, Maine Indexing Project (Batch) No.: M52278-2 System Origin: Maine-EASy Source Film Number: 12211 .
241. Starks, Maine Vital Records 1852-1892, 021-004A 0012060 LDS Farmington, Maine micro-film, New Sharon Mar., 26, 1870 I hereby certify that Edward W Grant and Lucy A Savage both of New Sharon, Franklin, Co., were united in matronmony on the third of Oct 1869 in the town of Starks, Somerset Co., by me. A true copy.Cyrus Stilson Minister of the Gospel. .
242. Maine Vital Records, Groom's Name: Edward W. Grant Bride's Name: Lucy A. Savage Marriage Date: 03 Oct 1869 Marriage Place: , Somerset, Maine Indexing Project (Batch) No.: M52278-2 System Origin: Maine-EASy Source Film Number: 12211 .
243. Dept. of Human Services Augusta, Maine, 1-800-606-0215, 244 Water Street, Augusta, Maine 04333-0011.
244. Dept. of Human Services Augusta, Maine, Certificate of Death, Oren Alvin Grant; Died in Jay, Maine where he had been a resident for the past 20 Years. Widowed; had been a Sea Captain in the Fishing Industry most of his life.; Age 86; Parents: Edward W Grant and Lucy Savage; Cause of death: Left Ventricular failure due to Artherio-Sclerotic heart disease and Senility.; John Grant of Jay, Maine informant; Charles Eastmand M.D. of Livermore Falls, Maine.; Buriel 12/19/1956 Jay Hill Cemetery in Jay, Maine. Funeral Director : Henry C. O'Donnell of Livermore Falls, Maine. Recorded 12/27/56. "Note: I do not see him in the list of people in Jay Hill Cem. in Jay, Maine. 20 total."
245. "See this site for connections to Shed family of Billerica, Mass." FAMILY TREES of THORNTON - WILKINS - KITTREDGE of Merrimack New ... He married Sophia Shepherd/Sheppard (who was b. abt 1800 in CT) and left two children. ...... Oct 1890 NH; married about 1915 to Maria Amanda Nichols/Nichol. ...... Ephraim Weston Clark of Peacham, VT. He was b. 1799 Haverhill NH? and d. ..... 1. Esther, b. 16 Oct 1800 Merrimack NH; m. 26 Dec 1826 (Aug 1827) Luther ... www.nh.searchroots.com/HillsboroughCo/.../familytrees3.html - Cached - Similar .
246. Daniel Shedd - International Genealogical Index / NA Gender: Male Marriage: 1646 Billerica, Middlesex, Massachusetts Spouse: Mary Gurney Birth: 25 JAN 1620 Finchingfield, Essex, England Birth: 25 JUN 1620 Finchingfield, Essex, England Death: 03 JUL 1708 Billerica, Middlesex, Massachusetts Father: Daniel Shed, Mother: Sarah Shed .
247. Sarah Shed - International Genealogical Index Gender: Female Birth: 30 OCT 1658 Braintree, Norfolk, Massachusetts Father: Daniel Shed, Mother: Mary Death: 27 FEB 1720 Burial: 27 FEB 1720 Spouse: John Dutton Marriage: 20 SEP 1681 Billerica, Middlesex, Massachusetts .
248. American Marriages Before 1699, John Dutton Sarah Shed 20 Sep 1681 Billerica, Mass.
249. Buried in New London, Ct, USA.
250. Buried in Stuben, Cumberland, Maine, USA.
251. Descendants of Owain ap Maredudd ap Tudur, 11. Mary Griswold (1656.08.26-1711.04.24) m. 1672.07.11 in Norwich, CT to Jonathan Tracy (1646.02.21-1704.02.25) .
252. According to A.H. Davison: Jonathan is Lt. Jonathan Tracy. Jonathan 2nd m. 21 Aug 1711, Mary Richard Hannah was the oldest daughter of Jonathan Tracy. .
253. According to a Preston town historian, Jonathan was the first tavern owner in Preston.
254. Buried in Preston, New London, Ct, USA.
255. Buried in New London, Ct, USA.
256. Thomas and Daniel were never married and died single. Five of the sons served in the American Revolution: Jeremiah, credited to Lincoln County; Solomon, whose residence was given as No. 4; Jonathan Jr., and Asa of Gouldsboro, and Christopher Tracy served as privates in Capt. Henry Dyer’s company, Colonel Foster’s regiment, on various alarms, at Machias, in August, September, and October of 1777, and also served as privates in Capt. Reuben Dyer’s company on an expedition against St. John New Brunswick in October and December 1777. This information was proved by Mr. N.B. Tracy by a letter from James J. Tracy, Chief of Archives Division Office of the Secretary of Commonwealth, Boston, Mass.
257. Robinson Roots, [Ltjonathantracy.ftw], 'He lived in what is now Portland, Maine about twenty years. The first of August 1762, he mo ved to Gouldsboro Maine, induced by the Proprietors by offers of free grants of three lots o f land for himself and one for each of his sons. ' From: Mrs. Scammon copied from a letter from Mrs. Jessie Tracy Nix to Mrs. Scammon. Which m eans, it should be public record, and needs to be verified. Jonathan Tracy died at the home of his daughter Lydia Leighton. He is buried at Steuben. The information on the descendants of this line comes from "Genealogy of the Tracy Family, Ba sed on the Historical Address Before the Fourth Annual Reunion of the Tracy Family Held at Go uldsboro, Maine, August 19, 1899 by N.B. Tracy; With additional Data by Mrs. Lucy M. Tracey , McKinley Me. Obtained from the Book 'Sullivan and Sorrento Since Seventeen Sixty' by Lelia A. Clark Johnson; edited by C. Tr acy MacFarlane, Moncton, New Brunswick, September 26, 1959". I received this text copy in th e early 1980's from Robert Keith [Geise] Shoemaker and his [3rd] wife, Susan [nee Kincaid] . They had picked it up while they were stationed at Misowa Naval base in Japan from a Trac y descendant they met there. Its true, we are everywhere! With that in mind, the information on the children, and the text information enclosed is fro m that manuscript. Where I have found material that supports those statements, I have note d it. George Gildersleeve [ibid] states that he married 1) Lucy Avery, b. 1713, and married 2) to A bigail Riggs. He does not list any sources for the information. .
258. Ruby Tracy:, Jonathan moved from Preston, CT to Old Falmouth in the District of Maine, Commonwealth of Massachusetts, which is now known as the Stroudwater district of Portland, Maine settling there in 1742. He and Abigail became members of the First Parish Church there in 1744. He was Sergeant of the Back Cove militia in Falmouth from 1751-1762 during the French and Indian War, which was one long struggle between France and Great Britain for possession of North America. Most of the Algonkian speaking tribes were friendly with the French. So the Iroquois, enemies of the Algonkian, sided with the British. Both the French and British bribed the Indians with liquor and guns in an effort to win their support. In the end, the British were victorious. Jonathan and Abigail with their 10 children, the youngest being Samuel who was about six weeks old, moved to Gouldsboro from Old Falmouth the first part of August in 1762. He had been enticed there by an offer of free grants of land from the proprietors--three lots for himself and one for each of his sons. He built his home on Gouldsboro Point on West Bay. He was one of the original settlers and owned several hundred acres of land. On April 19, 1775, "the shot that was heard around the world" was fired in Lexington and the Revolutionary war started. Jonathan and Abigail had five sons who served in the Revolutionary War. In late September of 1795, Abigail passed away. Six months later in mid-March of 1796, Jonathan died at the home of his daughter, Lydia (Tracy) Leighton. It is uncertain where they are or were buried. Some say they were buried on the shore by their home on West Bay in Gouldsboro. If so, over the last 200 years, erosion and high tides may have washed their remains out to sea. The T. R. Hammond was built on the shores of Jonathan Tracy's homestead in 1857. A piece was taken by Mr. William Workman, the father of our masons, in trade. Afterwards, Mr. Workman sold his interest for a horse and carriage, exhibiting his keen.
259. sense of humor by saying, "I now have the reins in my own hands." William Workman was a great grandson-in-law of Jonathan and Abigail. He married Lydia Foster Stevens who was the daughter of Abigail (Tracy) Stevens and Captain Joseph Stevens and the great-granddaughter of Mary (Tracy) Stevens and Deacon Jonathan Stevens. Mary was Jonathan and Abigail's second daughter and fifth born child. Seventy-five (plus or minus) acres of Jonathan's original holdings are still owned by the descendants of the Tracy Reunion Association, Incorporated. This acquisition can to be attributed to the foresight and vision of some of our ancestors who wanted to preserve the land for all generations to come and keep it in the family. To raise the money for the purchase of the land, the Association sold shares at $1.00 a piece. No one was allowed to buy more than five shares. This was to prevent dominance, superiority and personal gain. The land was purchased in fall of 1900. For many years, the annual Reunion was held on the property in the grove where there was a pavilion. Due to lack of upkeep the pavilion deteriorated and was no longer suitable for use. Since that time, the Reunions have been held at various locations including Cushman Grange, Steuben School Gym, The Womens' Club in Prospect Harbor and the Gouldsboro Community Building. .
260. Near the house, stood a very large piece of red granite upon which Jonathan had chiseled his initials and the year of 1762-that was the year he settled in Gouldsboro. This huge piece of red granite had remained intact on the property which had been passed down through the years with various descendants owning it. One of the Tracy widows mortgaged an acre of the land with the house thereon which was the original home of Jonathan and Abigail Tracy. It was located on the point, which was the prime spot of the land. When she passed away, the mortgagee foreclosed on the homestead. The house sat empty and eventually fell to ruin as the years took their toll. That one acre of land was deserted and landlocked for many years, as there was no means of access except by boat or on foot. In 1991, one of the Tracy heirs sought a right-of-way across the Tracy Reunion property as she wanted to buy this acre and build a home on it. The right-of-way was granted and sometime during the construction of the road or the house, that historic red granite boulder "was lost". Discrepancies: Ida Marie's GEDCOM shows that Jonathan was born on December 19, 1713. Ruby Tracy shows he was born on December 29, 1713. .
261. He had a son Christopher, who was the father of the Jonathan Tracy who was born in Norwich (or Preston) 29 Dec. 1713. This Jonathan came to old Falmouth, Me., and married in 1743 Abigail, dau. of Jeremiah and Rachel Riggs. (Riggs was a tanner, son of John and Ruth (Wheeler) Riggs of Gloucester, Mass. He came to Falmouth in 1725 and lived near Stroudwater.) Their first four children were baptized at the First Parish Church, of which the parents became members in 1744. They lived in the vicinity of Back Cove, and he was Sergeant of a militia company there in 1757. .
262. In Aug. 1762 Jonathan Tracy moved to Gouldsborough, Me., induced by the proprietors by the free grant of lots of land for himself and sons. His descendants in that town and vicinity are very numerous. In an old family Bible, now in the possession of Wm. H. Thomas, the following children are recorded: .
263. Of these Solomon, Christopher and Samuel settled in Durham. Solomon Tracy married 8 April 1773 in Falmouth Mary Getchell. They lived for a while in Durham, where sons Solomon Jr., Nathaniel, who m. 24 Dec. 1801 Molly Beal, and probably other children* were born. They removed to Rome, Me. Solomon Jr. returned to Durham, married Deborah Dunn of Poland and had the following children: .
264. Buried in Stuben, Cumberland, Maine, USA.
265. Old Falmouth (now Portland), Cumberland Co., ME .
266. .
267. Title: World Family Tree Vol. 5, Ed. 1 Author: Br~derbund Software, Inc. Publication: Release date: August 22, 1996 Repository: Book Title: World Family Tree, Vol. 5 Title: World Family Tree, Vol. 5 Text: Customer pedigree. Text: Tree #115 .
268. Tracy, Solomon 23170736 b. unknown d. unknown Rome Cemetery Rome Kennebec County Maine, USA Tracy, Solomon 23170754 b. unknown d. Mar. 14, 1861 Rome Cemetery Rome Kennebec County Maine, USA Tracy, Solomon 23170756 b. unknown d. Oct. 23, 1862 Rome Cemetery Rome Kennebec County Maine, USA .
269. Thomas Tracy b. 1610 emigrated to America 1636.He was known in colonial history as Lieut.Thomas Tracy of Norwich Conn.He married the widow of an Edward Mason& had 7 child.,John>Thomas,Jonathan,Miriam,Dr. Solomon,Danial & Samuel..Jonathan 1st the 3rd son, B.1646 married Mary Griswold& had 9 child.Their 5th son Jonathan 2nd B.1713 married Abigail Riggs in 1743.The had 13 child.#9 being Asa.He married 3 time,Hannah Cleeves.Crocha Lyman&Hannah Joy Settled in Durham& then moved to Rome.where he lived & died.I only have alist of 4 child. but it is thought they had more Unforrt. Phoebe is not among them .There was a Phoebe born Oct. 26,1800. To His brother Solomon & his wif Mary Phillips. I'm not sure where ..Hope this helps. We havw quite q bit of Tracy info on the name all the way from Osin in the 3rd century .
270. Lt. Thomas Tracy, of Norwich,, Lieut. Thomas Tracy was evidently a man of talent and ac- tivity, skillful in the management of varions kinds of business. He took great interest in ship-building, and did not think it a degradation to use his hands as well as his mind. The confi- dence placed in him by his associates is manifested in the great number of appointments which he received. His name is on the roll of the Legislature as representative of Norwich, at twenty- seven sessions. The elections were semi-annual, and Mr. Tracy was chosen twenty-one times, beginning October 9, 1662, and ending July 5, 1684. The others were extra sessions. In August 1673, he was lieutenant of the "New London County Dragoons," enlisting to fight the Dutch and Indians. .
271. By first marriage he had seven children, of whom Jonathan was born in 1648. He married 11 July 1672 Mary, dau. of Francis Greswould and settled in that part of Norwich, Conn., which is now Preston. He was Town Clerk, Lieut, in the Training Band, and Justice of the Peace. He died in 1711. He had a son Christopher, who was the father of the Jonathan Tracy who was born in Norwich (or Preston) 29 Dec. 1713. This Jonathan came to old Falmouth, Me., and married in 1743 Abigail, dau. of Jeremiah and Rachel Riggs. (Riggs was a tanner, son of John and Ruth (Wheeler) Riggs of Gloucester, Mass. He came to Falmouth in 1725 and lived near Stroudwater.) Their first four children were baptized at the First Parish Church, of which the parents became members in 1744. They lived in the vicinity of Back Cove, and he was Sergeant of a militia company there in 1757. .
272. Descendants of Owain ap Maredudd ap Tudur, 9. Thomas Tracy (1610.11.07-1685.11.07) 2nd Thomas, born 9 years after his mother died. m. 1641.01 or circa 1678 (sic) to Martha Bourne (christened 1611.12.08-circa 1676/85?) m. 1641 to Mrs. Mary Mason (christened 1611.12.08-pre 1654) m. 1641 to Mary Foote, b. circa 1614 m. Mrs. Martha Bradford, b. circa 1614 m. Mrs. Mary Stoddard, b. circa 1614 .
273. Buried in Norwich, New London, Ct, USA.
274. Title: Ancestors and Descendants of Lieut. Thomas Tracy of Norwich, Conn. Abbrev: E.E. Tracy Author: Evert E. Tracy Publication: Joel Munson's Sons, Albany, NY, 1898 Date: 28 Dec 2001 .
275. Buried in Preston, New London, Ct, USA.
276. buried at Morthoe, Devon, England.
277. He was buried 1691 in Harvard Square, Cambridge, Middlesex, MA.
278. Descendants of Owain ap Maredudd ap Tudur, Tudor Decendents 6. Elizabeth Brydges (Bridges, Brugges) (1515-post 1557) m. 1537 to Henry (John) Tracy (1526-1551.09) .
279. Descendants of Owain ap Maredudd ap Tudur, 7. John Tracy (1544-1591.09.25) m. 1574 to Anne Throckmorton (circa 1546-1581.05.21) m. to Barbara Lucy .
280. Buried in Preston, New London, Ct, USA.
281. Maine Vital Records, Name: Peggy Tracy Gender: Female Birth Date: 16 May 1802 Birthplace: Durham, Androscoggin, Maine Father's Name: Solomon Tracy Indexing Project (Batch) No.: I01168-1 System Origin: Maine-EASy Source Film Number: 10821 Reference Number: p153 .
282. on-line: someone said William and Peggy were married in Rome, Me. on 23 Apr 1810. Someone also said on the 10th of Apr. 1810.
283. History of Durham, Maine, m. int. 24 Feb. 1810 Wm. Grant and Peggy Tracy. .
284. Maine Vital Records, Groom's Name: William Grant Bride's Name: Peggy Tracy Marriage Date: 22 Apr 1810 Marriage Place: Brunswick, Cumberland, Maine Indexing Project (Batch) No.: M50296-2 System Origin: Maine-ODM Source Film Number: 10595 .
285. Maine Vital Records, Groom's Name: William Grant Bride's Name: Peggy Tracy Marriage Date: 24 Feb 1810 Marriage Place: Durham, Androscoggin, Maine Indexing Project (Batch) No.: I01168-1 System Origin: Maine-EASy Source Film Number: 10821 .
286. on-line: someone said William and Peggy were married in Rome, Me. on 23 Apr 1810. Someone also said on the 10th of Apr. 1810.
287. History of Durham, Maine, m. int. 24 Feb. 1810 Wm. Grant and Peggy Tracy. .
288. Maine Vital Records, Groom's Name: William Grant Bride's Name: Peggy Tracy Marriage Date: 22 Apr 1810 Marriage Place: Brunswick, Cumberland, Maine Indexing Project (Batch) No.: M50296-2 System Origin: Maine-ODM Source Film Number: 10595 .
289. Maine Vital Records, Groom's Name: William Grant Bride's Name: Peggy Tracy Marriage Date: 24 Feb 1810 Marriage Place: Durham, Androscoggin, Maine Indexing Project (Batch) No.: I01168-1 System Origin: Maine-EASy Source Film Number: 10821 .
290. 1860 United States Federal Census, Ancestry.com. 1860 United States Federal Census [database online]. Provo, Utah: MyFamily.com, Inc., 2004. Original data: United States. 1860 United States Federal Census. M653, 1438 rolls. National Archives and Records Administration, Washington D.C. Rome, Kennebec, Maine, post office Rome, roll M653_439, page 0, image 330.
291. Rome vitals records recorded by James Tibbetts Town Clerk.
292. Vital Records Rome, Maine.
293. Maine Vital Records, Name: George Grant Gender: Male Baptism/Christening Date: 03 Jun 1812 Baptism/Christening Place: ROME, KENNEBEC, MAINE Father's Name: William Grant Mother's Name: Peggey Indexing Project (Batch) No.: C50351-1 System Origin: Maine-ODM Source Film Number: 12044 .
294. Ltjonathantracy.ftw] Served in the revolution, is listed as follows in the DAR Centennial edition of Patriots: Solomon Tracy b. 3-4-1750; d.p. 1777; m. Mary Getchell; Pvt MA. His residence was given as No. 4. C. Tracy MacFarland gives the following information: ..... settled in Durham after marriag e where he lived for a number of years. He then moved to Rome, Maine where he lived the rema inder of his life, dying there. He had several children born in Royalsborough or Durham main e. Only four children are listed, there were probably others born but C.T. MacFarland has foun d no record. Source Ruby Tracy: Solomon served as a private in Captain Henry Dyer's company and Colonel Foster's regiment on various alarms at Machias in August, September and October of 1777. He also served in Captain Reuben Dyer's company on an expedition against St. John, Nova Scotia from October through December, 1777. He enlisted on September 11, 1775 and served 3 months, 3 weeks and 6 days. He was a private in Captain Francis Shaw's company. His company was stationed at Gouldsborough, No. 4, Narraguagus and Pleasant River to defend the coastline. After his military stay, he settled in Durham where he lived for a number of years. In 1810, he left Durham and moved to Rome, Maine. Apparently, his four children were all born in Durham and the youngest one was married in 1810 about the time he came to Rome. Solomon, Jr. and Nathaniel, his two sons, both lived and died in Rome. It is unknown where his two daughters and their husbands lived. In 1812, at the age of 62, he went to New Brunswick to visit his oldest brother Jeremiah. Of the twelve siblings, he was the only one to ever pay a visit to Jeremiah. We can only speculate as to how he may have gotten there. He probably went by boat or ship--this would seem to be the most likely way he would have traveled. Sol was over six feel tall and could hit a blow like a steam hammer. Yet he had a meek way and a sociable drawl. He was never.
295. looking for trouble and his demeanor fooled some people. He escaped being pressed into service in the British Navy as related in N. B. Tracy's Historical Address at the Tracy Reunion on August 19, 1899 at Gouldsboro, Maine. . . . ."One time he went down into New Brunswick to visit his brother Jeremiah. He was in St. John one day, calling on a trader whom he knew, and toasting his long shanks by the stove when in walked a British Captain in the Navy with a file of six men all well armed. This, mind you, was just prior to the War of 1812. "Come along down to the wharf with me," said the Captain, addressing Uncle Sol. "Guess I won't," replied Uncle Sol. "I'm comfortable here." "That don't make any difference," said the Captain; "we want you to go down, now." "Wal, Capt," drawled Uncle Sol, "I've been daown to the wharf and seed it all before. I don't know as I want to see it naow." "There's no need for you to talk about it any more," said the brash Britisher. "We want you to go down to the wharf and you're going, and now." "Wal, p'raps I shell, and p'raps I won't." "If you don't go of your accord, we shall take you." "Wal, p'raps ye will -- and then agin, p'raps ye won't." When Sol said this, the Captain stepped up to him and put his hand on the lofty shoulder of the old man. Sol was going on seventy. (According to his date of birth, he was actually 62). His boast was that he allowed no man to go patting him on the back. He made one pass and the Captain, a second later, was lying flat on the floor, stunned by the great, hairy fist that swung up under his nose. As soon as the Captain fell, his six marines started for Uncle Sol. They clubbed their muskets and proposed to make short work of him. But -- and this is vouched for -- almost before they knew where they were at, they were piled in a corner on top of the Captain. Their muskets flew every which way. Then Uncle Sol straddled the heap and held it down; he literally sat down on them! The Captain begged to be.
296. let up. He was at the bottom of the heap. He assured Sol that if he would remove the pressure, they would let him alone. And after considering the matter, Uncle Sol arose and the pile disentangled itself. Sol looked at them, rather doubtfully, as they resumed their arms. "Oh, we're not going to trouble you again," said the Captain. "We shall keep our promise." "Well, you'd better stick to that idee," said Uncle Sol calmly. "For I want to tell ye naow, that ye ain't got men enough in the hull British Navy to take me." The trader, who afterward visited in Brunswick, brought the story to Maine, saying that when he saw that press-gang coming, he knew there would be fun. But somehow or other they don't have that variety of double-fisted old chaps in these days.". Solomon Tracy was a genuine Yankee, a 'Brother Jonathan." It has been said that he was a very powerful man, and many anecdotes have circulated in the family of his prowess, his shrewdness --- as well as feats of strength. One story related by the Reverend Jonathan Tracy, father of N. B. Tracy and son of Reverend Christopher, Solomon's brother, is about a Magic Rooster. N.B. Tracy writes in hisHistorical Address. . . . "My father used to tell about a curious sort of person, full of magic and black art, who went abroad over Maine mystifying the rustics. According to my informant, this personage, whoever he was had some of the Hindu arts down fine. You know they say that some of the more remarkable of the East Indian juggling tricks are purely mental illusions of the spectator instead of actual occurrences produced by the operator. That is to say, when the Hindu throws the cord into the air, and apparently climbs up and up and out of sight, he simply hypnotizes his bystanders into the belief that he is performing the feat. Now I am told that this unknown who went about through Maine did similar things. One time he was giving an exhibition in Brunswick. He gathered a crowd about and informed the wondering peop.
297. RootsWeb.com, Ruby Tracy's file, people that his trained rooster would walk up the street dragging a sixty foot mast hitched to his tail. And then the magician took a rooster out of his black box, made a few mystic passes, and lo, the rooster strutted away, drawing behind him in the dust, something that certainly, to their eyes, bore every appearance of that sixty-foot mast. And while they stood there, peering and wondering, and dumb with their amazement, Uncle Sol Tracy walked up. Now it so happened that Uncle Sol, as the story goes, was born with a veil over his face, therefore he couldn't be hypnotized or mesmerized, as they called it in the old days. He came crowding up, and elbowed to the front rank of the crowd. "What in thunder are ye lookin' at?" he shouted. "Why, can't ye see that rooster pullin' that mast along?" someone in the crowd inquired. "Mast nothin'!" snorted Uncle Sol. "I've got pretty good eyes myself, and I don't see anything there but a rooster pulling along a straw." "And do you know," says the man who tells me the story, "that's all there was to it. The rooster had a straw. Just as soon as Uncle Sol said it, then every one could see for themselves for the spell was broken. And the magician was so mad that he set out to lick Uncle Sol; but after that black art chap had given him a look or two, -- well, he changed his mind." And from what I hear myself of Uncle Sol Tracy's early prowess, I guess the dealer in black art made a wise decision. . . . . .
298. Solomon Tracy – born in Falmouth, ME, March 4, 1750, married Mary Getchell, daughter of Capt. John Getchell, of Brunswick on April 8, 1773 and settled in Durham, where he lived for a number of years and then moved to Rome, ME., where he lived and died. He served in the Revolution and was credited from No. 4, in Maine. He had several children born in Royalsborough or Durham:.
299. Of these Solomon, Christopher and Samuel settled in Durham. Solomon Tracy married 8 April 1773 in Falmouth Mary Getchell. They lived for a while in Durham, where sons Solomon Jr., Nathaniel, who m. 24 Dec. 1801 Molly Beal, and probably other children* were born. They removed to Rome, Me. Solomon Jr. returned to Durham, married Deborah Dunn of Poland and had the following children.
300. Old Falmouth (now Portland), Cumberland Co., ME .
301. .
302. Title: World Family Tree Vol. 5, Ed. 1 Author: Br~derbund Software, Inc. Publication: Release date: August 22, 1996 Repository: Book Title: World Family Tree, Vol. 5 Title: World Family Tree, Vol. 5 Text: Customer pedigree. Text: Tree #115 .
303. Tracy, Solomon 23170736 b. unknown d. unknown Rome Cemetery Rome Kennebec County Maine, USA Tracy, Solomon 23170754 b. unknown d. Mar. 14, 1861 Rome Cemetery Rome Kennebec County Maine, USA Tracy, Solomon 23170756 b. unknown d. Oct. 23, 1862 Rome Cemetery Rome Kennebec County Maine, USA .
304. Maine Vital Records, Name: Peggy Tracy Gender: Female Birth Date: 16 May 1802 Birthplace: Durham, Androscoggin, Maine Father's Name: Solomon Tracy Indexing Project (Batch) No.: I01168-1 System Origin: Maine-EASy Source Film Number: 10821 Reference Number: p153 .
305. The ancestor of the Tracys came from Normandy with William the Conqueror. His coat of arms may be seen in the Roll of Battle Abbey, "Argent, an escallop in the chief point sable, between two bandlets gules." Grace, dau. of Henri de Traci, Lord of Barnstable, married, 1104, John de Studeley, and her second son assumed the name of his maternal ancestor, William de Traci, and had the coat of arms above described, except that the color argent was changed to or. The tenth Sir William Tracy of Toddington had a son, Richard Tracy Esq. of Stanway, whose son Nathaniel was the father of the Lieut. Thomas Tracy, born about 1610, who was enrolled at Salem 23 Feb. 1637. He married in Wethersfield, Conn., 1641, the widow of Edward Nason, and lived in Saybrook fourteen years. He settled in Norwich, Conn., about 1655. He was Deputy or Representative of the town twenty-one semi-annual sessions, and his son Solomon nineteen sessions. He m. (2) 1676 Mrs. Martha Bradford; (3) Mrs. Mary (Foot) (Stoddard) Goodrich. He died in Norwich 7 Nov. 1685. .
306. Buried in Norwich, New London, Ct, USA.
307. Burial: Kling Cemetery, Augusta, Kennebec County, ME .
308. Dec 03, 1716 Death date?
309. Notes for ELIZABETH WHITAKER: The case for Elizabeth's maiden name was researched and eloquently and convincingly espoused in an article in the Downeast Maine genealogical newsletter many years ago. It was published as follows: WHO WAS ELIZABETH (__________) GATCHELL? by Lillian Seebohm Undoubtedly, one of the greatest challenges to a genealogist tracing family lines is to be able to discover the surname which belongs in the (_________) which so frequently follows the given name of an early ancestress. I have sought to meet this challenge in one case; and I here set forth the conclusion I have reached regarding the maiden name of Elizabeth Gatchell, the wife of Capt. John3 Gatchell (Samuel2-1), of Salisbury, Essex County, Massachusetts and Scarborough and Brunswick, Maine. My research into the Gatchell family has shown me that there are still a large number of descendants of John3 and Elizabeth Gatchell in Maine, several of whom are actively tracing their ancestral lines. I should like to submit my hypothesis for their consideration and for consideration by any other person who may find it of interest. The first child of John3 and Elizabeth (_________) Gatchell was John4 Jr., born at Scarborough, April 25, 1719. On November 7, 1742, he married Mary Barbour of Falmouth. In his History of Durham, Maine, Everett Stackpole lists the twelve children of John4 and Mary Gatchell (although he ascribes them to John3). The eleventh child and youngest daughter was Elizabeth W., born February 15, 1764, who married Samuel Tracy. The International Genealoqical Index to the Latter Day Saints' (Mormon) genealogical collection contains this entry: "Gatchell, Elizabeth Whitecar, married Samuel Tracy at Brunswick, Cumberland County, Maine, May 28, 1783." Here was a woman bearing the given name of her grandmother; and her middle name was certainly a surname, possibly her grandmother's maiden name.
310. In several of my family lines, I had encountered instances where a female child was named for her grandmother, with the grandmother's maiden surname being the child's middle name. I felt, therefore, that here was a possible clue to the identity of Elizabeth (_________) Gatchell. "Whitecar" somehow did not seem to be an actual surname, but rather a corruption or misspelling of a name. Broken into syllables and spoken, it can become "Whi-te-car" or a common surname "Whitaker". Assuming that this was the name, I looked for other instances of the spelling "Whitecar". In Massachussetts Soldiers and Sailors of the Revolution it appears among a large number of variant spellings of the name Whitaker. In the 1820 federal census, a Moses Whitecar appears in Montville, Maine. The index to volumes 1-50 of the New England Historical and Genealogical Register lists a dozen different spellings under the heading "Whitaker" - among them "Whitacar", "Whitacer" and "Whiticar". The vital records of Beverly, Massachusetts, show the marriage in 1716 of Abraham Whitticer and Lydia Stone. Subsequently, Lydia "Whitecar" owned the covenant and had a child baptized in 1718; and in 1724, a Lydia "Whitecar" married Edward Whittington of Marblehead. I was satisfied that "Whitecar" could well be "Whitaker". The problem, then was to find an Elizabeth Whitaker who could feasibly have become the wife of John3 Gatchell. .
311. RootsWeb.com, Elizabeth Getchell died 10 May 1771 and was buried in Getchell Cemetery, Brunswick, Maine in May of 1771.
312. There was an Elizabeth White born in Hallowell in Jan 9, 1816 to Timothy and Hannah.
313. Possibly born in Brewer, Penobscot County, ME.
314. buried in Kling Cemetery, Augusta, Kennebec County, ME.
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