Androscoggin County ME Archives History - Books .....Dain (Dane, Dean) Family 1899
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Book Title: History Of Durham, Maine

DAIN.

   John Dain (spelled also Dane and Dean) of Conn.(?) bought lot 67 in 1771.
John, Jr., received it from his father and sold forty acres of it in 1778 to
William McGray. His house stood opposite the old North Meeting House. Here
McGray had his hotel. The main part of the house was carried to Brunswick by
Nathaniel Lincoln and erected on Noble St. The part now standing, called the
"Philip Douglas House," was built by Lincoln.

   John Dain, Jr., was a Revolutionary soldier. He married Elizabeth Proctor,
moved to Lisbon and kept Dain's Ferry, 1799-1817. He died 4 Aug. 1837. His wife
died 28 Sept. 1838. They were married in Portland, 24 Feb. 1778. Rachel Dain
married, 27 Dec. 1770, Edmund Lane. Mercy Dain married, 23 July 1780, John Blake
and lived in Lisbon. Joseph Dain was living in Durham in 1789. William Dain
married Mary Wagg and lived in Lisbon. Hannah Dain married George Sawyer of
Lisbon. Ebenezer Dean or Dain was a Revolutionary soldier and died in the Army.


Additional Comments:
Part of Chapter XII.
GENEALOGICAL NOTES

Extracted from:

HISTORY OF DURHAM, MAINE
WITH GENEALOGICAL NOTES.

BY EVERETT S. STACKPOLE.

PUBLISHED BY VOTE OF TOWN.

LEWISTON: PRESS OF LEWISTON JOURNAL COMPANY. 
1899.



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