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                                       WILSON.

            Hubbard Wilson was born in Falmouth, Feb. 6, 18o9.  He mar-

         ried, June 9, 1836, Elizabeth  Allen, who was born in Falmouth, May

         6, 1817.  Children
            Leonora, b. Sept. 1, 1837, M. May 1, 1866, Dr. N. B. Colman.
            Joel, b. Sept. 21, 1883 m. Adeline Waterhouse; 2d, Sarah J. Hall of Bruns-
                 wick; was a captain in the Civil War.
            Harriet A., b. Apr. 22, 184  I ,  d. Feb. I4, 1851.
            Horace, b. Feb. 1o, 1843, in.  Mary A. Lord of Bangor, Feb. 6, 1868; was in the
                  Civil War.
                                            m. Hattie A. Brown of Baldwin, June 29,
            James K. P.,
                          b. Apr. 24, 1845,  1876; was in the Civil War.
            George M. D  .,                 d. Apr. 15,1846.
            Sarah M., b. -, is a teacher in California.
            Ella F b. July 22, 185o, m.  Rev. Roscoe L. Green, July 25, 1876.
            Elbridge M., b. May 17,  I  S54, m. Annie Sawyer of Westbrook, Apr. 15, 1882;
                  was on the board  of selectmen for 1 891 -2-3-4, and has also represented
                  the town in the State Legislature.
            Eva, b. Dec. 18, 1855, d. Dec. 30, 1874.
              Mr. Wilson was a farmer, and lived on the farm now owned by
            his son Elbridge. He died May 15, 1883      his wife died Nov. i5,

            1888.

From the History of Gorham, Maine by Hugh Davis McLellan, Portland, Me 1903
copied by David C. Young, 1997
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