FRANK Thomas of Falmouth (New Casco, 1753) m int 26 June 1750, Ann Babbage children: James & Rachel [page 1029 OTNY] FARNUM Dr John S b ?? d ??? married Susan ___________ children: a child b 16 Jul 1838; John S P b 10 Jul 1839; a child b 23 Jan 1844; Harriet Orissa b 3 Dec 1845; Jacob T b 1 Feb 1849; Lucia Maria b 1 May 1853; Mary Susan b 20 May 1858 [ page 48 New Gloucester] FARNUM Roswell b ?? d ?? married Rosamond ______ children: Hannah Elizabeth b 27 Jul 1839; Roswell M b 7 Dec 1843; Emma Frances b 5 Apr 1846 [page 48 New Gloucester] FARR Henry children: Simeon b 24 Aug 1791; John b 3 Mar 1793; Elizabeth b 11 May 1795; Reuben b 8 Apr 1797; William b 20 MAr 1799; Barbaree b 22 Jul 1801 [Durham by Hall] FARR John b ?? d ??? married Patience ______ children: Dexter B b 27 Mar 1832; Mary E b 21 Jul 1834 {page 48 New Gloucester] FARR Reuben b ??? d ??? married Margaret _______ children: Mary Susan Webster b 21 Nov 1843 [ page 49 New Gloucester, Me] FARROW John Sr[ s/o Jonathan & Johannah](see Elder's Hist. of Lewiston) b 1722 md Jael (Jace) d/o Richard Stubbs, 20 Jan 1747; she join the church 23 May 1742; he joined the church 31 Dec 1749 he died 25 May 1803 ae 81 she died 7/9 Oct 1809 ae 83y children i Rachael b 11 Sept 1749 at Falmouth married David Drinkwater ii Hannah b 17 Oct 1751 at N Yarmouth iii John bapt 17 Nov 1754, m (1) Mary Vining 9 Apr 1776 m (2) Hannah Shaw of Woolwich, 20 Sept 1781 [Elder's Families of Lewiston] iv Nathan bap 25 Nov 1759 v Rhoda md Eliab Mitchell vi Hulda( bapt 25 Nov 1759) vii Sarah ( bapt 5 May 1765) [see page 1030 OTNY for bapt records][see History of Durham ME page 183-4] FARROW/ Farrar Nathan married Esther Garcelon, lived in Lisbon ME, near the "Pinewood" [see History of Lewiston ME by Elder] FARROW Nathan s/o John Sr FARROW Nathan married Dorothy ______, she died ae 61y at N Yarmouth, Me on 9 Sept 1817 [E Argus issue 23 Sep 1817] FARWELL Henry (X) his mark. Children: John R b 3 Sep 1843; Mary Jane b 8 May 1845; William Eldridge b 19 Apr 1847; Amos A b 14 May 1851 [ Page 378 Gray History page 379] 7 3 Benjamin FAXON married Esther PRATT Children: Ebenezer b 22 Apr 1802, d 14 Dec 1875, he was a blacksmith, m Olive Thomason b 11 Jan 1808, d 27 June 1879 Children: Eben Franklin 1843-1932 m Ruby Ann Young b 1851 FELLOWS Joseph of Salisbury, MA he died 25 Oct 1751 md Mary (Mitchell)??? widow of Issachar Winslow children: i Eleanor (b 25 Oct 1746) md Benjamin Bradbury 23 Apr 1766 ii Susannah (b 18 Jul 1749) md Lemuel Tuck 28 Nov 1771 iii Samuel md Beulah Videto [see page 1030 OTNY] FERNALD Charles b ??? d ??? married Hannah B _____ children: Frederick b 4 Sep 1837; Clarence b 25 Dec 1839; Charles Herbert b 29 Sept 1841; Jenet F b 7 Jan 1844; Caroline B b 4 Nov 1846; Mary Ella b 18 Oct 1848 [ page 49 New Gloucester] FESSENDEN Thomas A D of Danville, ME, m int 12 Jul 1855, Elizabeth R Titcomb of Lewiston, ME [VR Danville. ME] FICKETT Charles L b 27 Nov 1865 at Danville ME m 2 Feb 1895 Ida Wilbur d/o Thomas & Martha (Fickett) Wilbur. Children: Eva Maud; Martha Louise FICKETT Daniel b 1783 d ???? married Ann _______ b 1800. Children: Levi b 15 Nov 1808; Esther b 18 June 1811; Abigail b 27 Feb 1813; Joseph b 27 Dec 1814; Fanny b 21 Sep 1818; Darius b 1 Feb 1821; Sarah b 7 Aug 1823; Moses D b 10 Dec 1824; Hannah P b 27 May 1827; Daniel b 28 Mar 1829; Zachariah I b 27 Oct 1830; Lydia A b 3 Nov 1832; Hathaway I b 29 Aug 1834; Harriet b 13 Jul 1836; Eliza & Mark b 13 May 1839; Mary E b 1841; Martha b 1845 [Page 45 Raymond ME VR][1850 Census of Casco ME] FICKETT Ebenezer wife- Mary ________ ch: all born in Pownal: AMos b 5 Oct 1809; Alvin b 15 Aug 1811; Esther Jones b 10 May 1813; Abigail b 26 Dec 1814; Ebenezer Jr b 25 Feb 1818; Mary b 2 Feb 1820; Emily b 15 Sep 1823 [p 210 VR Pownal] FICKETT George L b 26 Jul 1863, remained on the home farm, m at Pownal (ME) 5 Apr 1917 Ethel Moore, who was born in Lewiston ______ 1897, d/o ____________________. He died in Lewiston (ME) 22 Apr 1926, and she m (2) at Pownal (ME) 26 Aug 1926, William Lewis Hunnewell, who was born in Auburn (ME) 1878, s/o Winfield Scott & Lydia E (Fickett) Hunnewell. George L L & Ethel (Moore) Fickett had 4 children: George Loring Jr b 27 Jan 1918; Charles Lewis b 18 Sep 1919 d 21 May 1921; Eva M b 8 Apr 1924 (twin); Annie May b 8 Apr 1924 (twin) m Frank C Philbrook of Greene (ME), he was a mechanic, & s/o FRank & Margaret (Clark) Philbrook [Starbird Rec of Danville] FICKETT Joseph A b ???? d ???? m 20 Aug 1860, Mary A Sawyer. He was of Durham ME & She was of Danville ME [Ingersoll TC VR of Danville ME] FICKETT Loring Curtis b 19 May 1822 d 2 May 1909 s/o Nathaniel Jr. Loring was educated in Danville schools and remained on the home place farming and dealing in cattle. BY industry and strict attention to business he made a good living. and was held in esteem and respect by his neighbors. He m(1) 28 Apr 1852 at Durham (ME), Calista A RICE, born 24 Oct 1834 at Durham (ME) d 28 JUne 1858 at Danville (ME) He m(2) Martha J Bragdon, who was born in Danville (ME) 1 Dec 1838 d 17 Nov 1924 in Auburn (ME) d/o Hanson & Ann (Ayer) Bradgdon. CHILDREN: Richmond Curtis b 10 Mar 1854 at Danville, (ME) m at Presque Isle (ME), Sarah Weaver, who was b in Ashland (ME); Harriet E b 21 June 1857 never married;; B 3 George L b 26 Jul 1863 m Ethel Moore at Pownal (ME); Charles L b 27 Nov 1865 m Ida Wilbur d/o Thomas & Martha (Fickett) Wilbur; Annie; Eva Mae b 29 Oct 1871 m Eli Edgecomb; Walter E; Elbridge E; & Nellie R [Starbird Rec of Danville][VR J- 90 Danville ME] FICKETT Moses D b 10 Dec 1824 at Raymond ME d 1893 ae 68y 23d , Civil War 4th Maine Reg Vol Co 1 s/o Daniel Fickett. [TR Book page 45 Raymond ME] Moses D m Caroline E _________ b cira 1839 d 1908 ae 69y 3m 24d. Children: Nathan E b Feb 1855 [MOCA Records at Maine State Library, Maplewood Cem Allen Rd Pownal ME] FICKETT Nathan E b Feb 1855 d 1920 ae 65y married 12 Sep 1874, at Lewiston ME, Angie (Alexander) b June 1856. Children: Myron L b 9 Nov 1875 at New Gloucester ME m Josephine Sawyer b Apr 1883; Clarence L b 1877 [Pownal ME 1900 Census] FICKETT Nathaniel s/o John & Isabell (Dyer) Fickett. Nathaniel settled on a farm in Danville (ME) near the Durham line in 1821, was descended in direct line from John Fickett, the first of the name in Maine, and perhaps in America. Nathaniel m 18 Oct 1780, ____________had 9 children: Nathaniel Jr b 15 Aug 1794; [see Starbird's Records of Danville Families] FICKETT Nathaniel Jr was born at Cape Elizabeth (ME) 15 Aug 1794/3.d ????? s/o Nathaniel & Isabella. Nathaniel Jr was a ship builder. Moving to Danville he took up farming & dealing in cattle. His service in the AROOSTOOK WAR, cannot be substaintiated. He was a school Agent in 9th Danville School District and in 1844 taught the school in his district. He m(1) at Hanover (MA), 4 Mar 1821, Hannah P Curtis, who was born in Hanover (MA) 16 Mar 1802 the d/o Seth & Persis Curtis, she died in Danville, 24 Feb 1842, and Nathaniel m (2) Nov 1842 Miss Elizabeth Edwards of Otisfield (ME) CHildren: Loring Curtis b 19 May 1822; Asa Richard b 4 May 1824 d 5 Jul 1841 Danville; Sarah Perces b 5 May 1826 m Stillman Pollister; Martha Jane b 18 Mar 1828 m Jesse Dyer Jr; AI Jackson b 5 Feb 1830; Nancy Ann b 31 Jan 1832; Enos Holbrook b 22 Mar 1834; Elbridge Lewis b 8 Oct 1836; Hannah Augusta b 22 Jul 1839; Olive b 1 Nov 1841 {Starbird Records of Danville][Book 2 page 41 Danville ME VR] FIELD Amos married Nancy Hart children: i Daniel 7 Dec 1812 at (North Yarmouth, now) Cumberland, Me. He m(1) 7 Jul 1842, Jane Merrill, b 8 Dec 1814 at Falmouth, Me d 19 Jan 1859 at Danville, Me d/o Oliver & Clarissa (Poole) Merrill [see Starbird's Records of Danville, Maine families] FIELD Daniel b 7 Dec 1812 at Cumberland (ME) s/o Amos & Nancy (Hart) Field. He moved into Danville (ME) shortly after his first marriage and occupied the farm lately owned by Leander Mosher. He was a prosperous farmer and a man of eminent natural ability, qualities which recommended him for the important part he played in the municipal affairs of Danville & Auburn. He was agent for his Danville school district in 1845, was selectman of Danville in 1857 and 1858 and 7 3 in the latter year was elected as a Repulican to the Maine Legislature of that year. During the contest of annexation of the Town of Danville to Auburn he took prominent part, favoring annexation. The joining of the two towns becoming an accomplished fact in 1867. Mr Field was again elected the Legislaturer of 1868. Upon the organization of the City of Auburn (ME) he was chosen to Ward four Alderman. He became a member of Cumberland Lodge of Masons At New Gloucester, and was subsequently elected Chaplain of the LOdge serving until his family moved to Califorina. Both he and his 2nd wife were charter members of Danville Jct Grange. Daniel Field m(1) 7 Jul 1842, Jane F Merrill b 8 DEc 1814 at Falmouth (ME) d 19 Jan 1859 at Danville (ME) d/o Oliver & Clarissa (Poole) Merrill m(2) 17 May 1859 at Parsonsfield (ME), Mrs Hannah L Doe. He moved date uncertaain, with his whole family to Oakland, (CA), where he died 4 JUl 1897. THe date of the deatth of his second wife is not known. CHILDREN: Charles L b 2 Sep 1845 m Edna Ricker d/o Dr Ricker of Lewiston (ME); Daniel Hebert b 28 Feb 1852 [Starbird rec of Danville, Me] [VR 2-44 Danville, ME] FIELD David s/o James children i Samuel has A.B. from Waterville married in Boston preached in RI 1854 ii Levi res at Portland 1854 FIELD Enos child i Anna died Apr 1823 ae 18y FIELD Ezra H b ??? d ??? married Abigail ______ children: Elbridge; Susan; Frances Charlotte D b 17 Jul 1837; Lydia b 5 Jan 1840; Asa b ????; Elizabeth b 5 Aug 1843; a child b 1844; Ezra H b 27 May 1847 [ page 49 New Gloucester] FIELD James married Abigail True 24 Aug 1775 children i Enos married Abigail Prince ii Daniel b 3 Nov 1777 m(1) Jane Bartol of Freeport m(2) Phebe d/o John Davis iii Sarah married Samuel Wheeler iv William married Sarah Davis died at sea v Abigail married John s/o Rev T Greene she m(2) _____Rice vi Dorcas married Andrew Howard vii Anna died ae 14y married N L Gray FIELD Moses m Anna (Blake) ch: Eunice b 18 Feb 1797; Ezra b 5 Mar 1799; John b 18 Oct 1801; Jonathan b 30 May 1803; Hannah b 18 June 1805; Wiliiam b 18 Apr 1807; Zackaria; Almira [VR page 18 Freeport] FIELD William married Sally ________ children: Timothy Davis b 20 Mar 1803 North Yarmouth; William b 8 June 1805; Sarah Ann b 11 Feb 1807 at Pownal, Me; James b 22 Mar 1809; Andrew Howard b 6 Mar 1811; John b 12 APr 1813; David b 27 Feb 1815; Dorcas b 10 Jan 1817; Abigail b 6 Mar 1819; Samuel C b 3 Jul 1821 [VR Pownal (Me) page 206] 7 3 FIELD Zachariah married Tabitta Lunt he died 10 May 1842 ae 80y, she died 11 Aug 1853 ae 83y children i Joseph married______Allen ii John married Eliza Allen iii Rachael married Abel Black iv Joshua v Obadiah married Esther Allen vi James married Polly Low of Gray was lost at sea vii Josiah lost at sea viii Hannah b Joah Black ix Benjamin married ______(Ridout)? Finson "the old Finson house of Danille ME when owned by Buckley burned 19 Feb 1833 [Garcelon Journal AHS] FINSON Ambrose b 1 June 1789 d 1829 at Hartland ME. He taught school in 4th Danville District (1809) and aslo served as a sarqeant in the Militia. He moved to Hartland Me in 1815, he worked as a carpenter and was employed in Bangor ME. In Hartland ME he was the first Captain of the local Militia Co. He was a delagete to the Maine Constitutional Convention (1819) and later served in the Maine House 1820. He married 11 Mar 1810, Elizabeth Jordan b 15 Apr 1788 d/o James & ELizabeth (McKenney) Jordan. Children: Ambrose Jr; Elizabeth; John; Thomas; Thomas; Eveline Jordan; James Jordan; Mary J; John D; Henry Warren; Greenleaf [see Starbird's Records of Danville, Me] FINSON Thomas b 4 Mar 1755 Gloucester, MA d 30 Jan 1807 of cancer at Pejepscot, Me s/o Thomas Sr & Mary ( ). He settled about 1793, clearing a farm "one of the most active & public spirited early settlers of the Pejepscot Claim. Major Thomas m 7 Sep 1777 at Gloucester, Ma, Mary Dresser b 23 Dec 1755 d 12 Oct 1812. Thomas Finson's mother d 3 Nov 1803 at Pejepscot, Me. Thomas Jr served in the Colonial militia, and was a private in Capt John Rowe's Co. , Col Ebenezer Bridge's Regiment at the Battle of Bunker Hill. At the close of the Revolution he lived for a time on Martha's Vineyard Island, where he was undoubtedly a fishman. He returned to Gloucester and remained there until his settlement on the Pejepscot Claim. In Pejepscot (Auburn), Thomas Finson was a frequent colaboratee of "Squire" Giddinge in the building of highways and bridges and in the establishment of the first school in the neighborhood. He recognized, as did the the squire the need for concerted community action and was a signer of the petition, 1799, urging the incorporation of the town. AT the first Pejepscot Town meeting in 1802, Maj Finson had the houor of being chosen Moderator. At that meeting he was chosen Highway surveyor, Tythingman, and a member of the special committee to lay out roads. He was the meber of the school committee of 1804 & on the hire preaching committee in 1804-1806. Major was in the militia 1799- _____, served was Capt and later a major. Andrew Giddinge wrote in his diary " Annual trailing in this Commonwealth - Capt Finson's Co turned out first time " this was dated 6 May 1800 Thomas Finson m 7 Sep 1777 at Gloucester (MA)m Mary Dresser, who was b 23 DEc 1755 at Gloucester (MA) d 16 Oct 1812. HIs family moved into Penobscot & Somerset Co. Children: Polly b 27 Apr 1778 -Gloucester, MA d 3 Jun 1795 at Pejepscot, Me; Thomas b 7 Jan 1780 m 13 Mar 1806, Anna Rowe; John b 1 June 1782 at Gloucester, Ma d 11 Mar 1783; Sally b 25 Dec 1783 at Gloucester m 7 Mar 1805, Thomas Sargent Tyler of New Gloucester, Me; John Dresser b 7 May 1786; Ambrose b 1 June 1789 m Elizabeth Jordan, 1 Mar 1809; Elizabeth Kinsley b 15 Jan 1791 at Gloucester, MA d 29 Nov 1808; Polly b 23 Feb 7 3 1796 m 23 Mar 1815, Samuel Stinchfield; Jabez R b 6 Oct 1799; Betsy Dyer b 2 May 1801 FINSON Thomas Jr b 7 Jan 1780 at Gloucester, MA m 13 Mar 1806 at Pejepscot, Me, Anna Rowe, b 13 June 1786 at Pejepscot Claim, Me. Children: John Dresser b 2 Nov 1806; Thomas b 16 Feb 1806 at Pejepscot, Me; Jonathan Rowe b 14 Jan 1811; Fezenden b 4 Feb 1813 d 23 June 1815; William Henry b 29 Jan 1815; baby b 29 Jan 1815 d 10 Feb 1815; Betsey Dyer b 12 Apr 1817 {page 96 Danville, ME VR] FISHER Onesphorus son of Samuel Fisher Jr b 6 Dec 1752 d Mar 1829 married Ruth d/o Paul & Hannah ( Cushing) Prince children i Rachael b 1779 died at Falmouth 30 Nov 1851 ae 72 ii Samuel b 1 May 1781 married Mary Reed 4 Mar 1807 iii Ruth died unmarried ae 25y [Eastern Argus states d 1814 ae 30y, issue 26 May 1814] see VR of N Yarmouth, Me] iv Onesophorus died a youth [page 1030 OTNY for bapt records] FISHER Samuel Sr came from Duxboro, Mass joined church 18 Nov 173? was b 1677 married Deborah Stetson he died 24 Nov 1767 ae 90y FISHER Samuel 2nd s/o Samuel Sr & Deborah (Stetson) b 12 Nov 1722 married Hannah d/o Nathaniel Blanchard Sr 14 Dec 1769 he died 2 Sept 1786 ae 64y She died 20 Mar 1816 ae 86y children i Onesophorus b 7 Dec 1752 married Ruth Prince ii Rebecca b 14 Mar 1757 married Daniel Drinkwater iii Deborah b 8 June 1760 married William Buxton June 1789 iv Hannah b 12 July 1762 married Nathaniel Gordon 19 Nov 1783 v Daniel b 12 March 1765 vi Huldah b 23 Jan 1767 vii Joseph b 4 Sept 1769 lost at sea with Capt Wm Myrick about 1794 or 5 [see page 1029 OTNY] FISHER Samuel 3rd s/o Onesophorus & Ruth (Prince) Fisher b May 1781 married (1) Mary d/o William & Hannah Reed 4 Mar 1807 He died in Brookelin, NY 14 July 1854 ae 73 children i Malinda married William Sutton ii Fisher Ames b married in New York iii Roxana b married William Morgan iv Samuel v Hannah married Kempton Smith vi Mary married Barnham married (2) in New York and had a only child born about 1850 FITTS John 2-1-2 Freeport 1790 FITZ Andrew Giddinge b 10 Dec 1812 s/o Moses & Rebecca (Giddinge) Fitz He was educated in Danville. At age about 21 years to Corinth, Penobscot County, Maine. He was a farmer and a successful surveyor and his serves were it great demand. 7 3 When the Aroostook War threatened, he was called into active service being a private in Captain Nathan Ellis; Company, Corinth Light Infantry. He was on active duty on the frontier from 20 Feb to 22 Apr 1839. He married at Corinth, Susan Stevens. Children: Laurette m _____ Drown; Eliza m ______ Goodwin; Bathiah H m ______ Cool; Amos G?; Frank; Andrew J; Sherman G; Loring [see History of Penobscot Co, Corinth (MAINE)] FITZ Andrew Giddinge b 29 June 1835 d 25 May 1921 s/o Moses Toppan & Mary (Emerson) Fitz. He attended Lewiston Falls Academy and at age 19 was teaching school in Danville's 4th, 3rd, & 10th districts. Later he purchased a general store at Southwest Bend in Durham (ME) with Henry E. operated the store until the outbreak of the civil War. He was a cornet player and in Sep 1861, he enlisted as a musician in the band of the 10th Maine Infantry Regiment. Before enlisting he had played in Chandler's Band of Portland (ME), and one of the outstanding musical organization in the State. Upon the expiration of his enlistment term, he returned to Durham (ME) but reenlisted as was assigned to the 131st US Colored Regiment. Soon promoted Lieut, he became a Capt of a company stationed at Port Hudson, Louisiana. His efficient and conspicous service won him the position of Provost Marshall, and he remained at Port Hudson on guard duty until the close of the war. He was discharged with the rank of Major. Major Fitz returned to Durham (ME) formed an association with Kendall & Whitney Co., of Portland, and for the next 30 years was a commerical traveller for that company. In 1895 he purchased a large farm in Durham (ME) and for 19 years was one of the town's most advanced and prosperous farmers, selling the farm and moving to Lewiston (ME) in 1919. He was an ardent advocate of temperance and was instrumental organizing a Temperance Society in Durham (ME). He was nominated by the Republicans and elected to the Legislature of 1899. Major Fitz married m 30 June 1867, Miss Fannie M Libbey, born at North Yarmouth (ME) d/o Jonathan & Frances ( ) Libbey. Children: FITZ Henry Emerson b 4 Mar 1837 d 30 June 1911 s/o Moses T & Mary (Emerson) Fitz. Henry as a young man sought a quality education, studied at Lewiston Falls Academy. When 16 years was teaching school at the 12th Danville School district (1853) and worked diligently to save money for a more advanced education. After teaching in the 9th District in 1854 and again in the 12th district in 1856 he joined his brother, Andrew, in running a general store ibn Durham (ME). In 1859, he entered Westbrook Seminary and although he was able to study there only three months, he rated a brilliant student. He returned to the genernal store business to earn more money but before to could return to school again the Civil War interrupted his plans. He enlisted first as a private in the Union Army. He attained the rank of Captain and stationed at Port Hudson, Louisiana. After receiving a permanent injury and not fit for active service, re-enlisted as a quartermaster's clerk, and served until the close of the War. For a time he tired cotton raising in Louisianna, but the climate was injurious to his health and he returned North to locate in Portland (ME) where he was appointed inspector in the US Customs service. Thru close acquaintance with Vice President Hannibal Hamlin then United States Senator from Maine, Henry Fitz was appointed bill clerk in United States Senate, serving in this capacity nine consequetive years. He later entered the US Postal service and shortly was employed by the War Department in setting claims in Tennessee, Kentucky, and Indiana. In 1889, he returned to the Postal service and was the first Postal Inspector appointed under the civil Service Act. For the next seven years he travelled into nearly every state in the Union in connection with his duties. In 1896 Henry Fitz resigned from Federal service, located in New York city, where three of his sons had already located, and became an executive of a 7 3 corporation. He later opened and operated a stationary store in New York City. He m 1st 23 May 1860 , Sarah H Strout, who was b 23 May 1841 d/o James & Hannah (Gerrish) Strout. She d 11 Oct 1868 m(2) _______________ Children: Marcia ; Charles; ____________ [Starbird's Records of Danvill] FITZ Ira Waterman b 9 Mar 1854 at Danville (ME) d 28 June 1933 at Auburn (ME) s/o Simeon Parsons & Prudence D Waterman Fitz. Ira went to Danville common schools & Edward Little High School. He later furthered his studies at Eastman Business College at Poughkeepsie, New York, from which he was graduated in 1873. On returning to Auburn (ME) learned the shoemakers trade and for several years worked at this occupation. He entered the last manufacturing business as a junior memeber of the firm of Jepson & Fitz, and in 1881 bought out his partners. He took his brother Amos G Fitz into the firm and incorporated the new firm Fitz Brothers Co. Their earliest factory was located in Railroad Square, Auburn, but business became so successful expansion was necessary, and after 1891 it was moved to Minot Ave, Auburn, occupying a much larger plant. For 20 years the business was controlled by the fitz brothers. In 1911, the brothers sold the business to the United Last Co which for many years contined to operate under the name of Fitz Brothers Last Co. After retiring from business, Mr Fitz was engaged in many community enterprises. He was active in the Auburn YMCA, a director for many years, and served two years on the State YMCA Board. He was active in the Auburn Chamber of Commerce, and was for a time a director of that organization. He served two terms as a trustee for the State Sanatoriums. In the municipal affairs of the city of Auburn serving as Alderman for Ward 2 in 1911- 12 and later on the City Council of Auburn, ME. In fraternal circles he was a long-time member of Androscoggin Lodge of Odd Fellows, a member of Ruth Rebekah Lodge and of the Pejepscot Encampment. He was a member of High Street Congregational Church. Ira Fitz was a lover of horses, and for many years kept driving horses. When ice racing was popular, he participated in the sport, and often owned and drove race horse at the Maine Fair in Lewiston (ME). Ira Fitz m (1) 14 Dec 1876 Isadore E Pettengill, who was b 22 Jan 1855 d/o Andrew & Olive (White) Pettengill. She died in Auburn, 2 Jan 1900. He m(2) 20 Nov 1901 Mrs Martha York Cushing wid/o John C Cushing of Freeport ME. She was b 6 Feb 1857 at Pownal (ME) d 8 Jan 1933 at Auburn d/o David T & Hannah (True) Libbey FITZ Moses b 2 Mar 1766 Ipswich, MA d 21 Oct 1823 m 8 Feb 1790, Rebecca Giddinge b 25 Apr 1768 at Gloucester, MA d 23 Jan 1849. He moved to Pejepscot Claim, Cumberland Co., ME in 1798 from New Gloucester (ME) and cleared a farm on the road from Danville Corner to Rowe's Corner (where Richard Lane now (1989) lives) on the Old Danville Rd). Moses Fitz was a farmer & operated a wood working shop where he huilt & repaired furniture used by the early families in town. In his shop the furniture for the first Pejepscot school house was built. His business was sufficiently demanding to require the assistance of one and at times two employees. Children: Sally b 5 Feb 1791 at Gloucester, MA m 30 Dec 1819, Loring Hackett at Danville, Me; Hannah Somes b 30 Mar 1793; George Giddinge b 9 Dec 1795; Rebecca b 17 Jun 1797 m 3 Nov 1825, Davis Hackett of Lewiston, Me; Eliza b 23 Jun 1799 d 2 Feb 1896 at Auburn, Me m ______ Welch; Bethia b 11 Mar 1801; Moses b 10 May 1803; Arria b 7 Aug 1805; Richard Tappan b 19 Apr 1807; Mary b 4 Jan 1810; Andrew Giddinge b 10 Dec 1812; Simeon Parsons b 14 Jan 1816 d 29 May 1890 [VR page 22 Danville, Me] FITZ Moses Jr b 10 May 1803 at Pejepscot (ME) d 16 Jan 1884 s/o Moses & Rebecca (Giddinge) Fitz. He secured education as the town school affored, settled on the home farm which he inherited, and made farming his life's work. He was a Justice of the Pease & school Agent for the first Danville School. In 1837 attained the 7 3 rank of Major of the 4th division, 4th Maine Milita Regiment. Moses Fitz at Poland (ME) 7 Mar 1833, Mary EMerson, who was born in Poland (ME) 25 May 1808 d/o Jonathan & Hepizbah Emerson. Children: Henry Emerson b 29 June 1834 d 26 Oct 1836; Andrew Giddinge q.v.; Henry EMerson q.v.; Rebecca b 3 Nov 1838 at Danville, m 17 June 1860, WIlliam Henry Rounds s/o Nathaniel & Purlina (Perley) Rounds; Mary b 7 Jan 1841 d 17 May 1925 in Auburn (ME); Arria b 20 Aug 1842 m 1 Dec 1869, Hiram Waterhouse of Island Pond, Vermont; Margaret b 19 AUg 1844 d 16 Mar 1845; Moses 3rd b 11 Jan 1846 died same day; Moses 3rd b 10 Feb 1848 studie in Danville public schools and at Lewiston Falls Academy, was a charter member and the first Secretary of Danville Jct Grange # 65.; Hannah b 13 Jan 1850 d 13 Mar 1937 m 6 Aug 1876, James F Ford, who was born 16 Sep 1851 s/o Allen & Sarah ( ) Ford [Starbird's Records of Danville][VR 2-91 Danville ME] FITZ Simeon Parsons b 14 Jan 1815/6? d 29 Apr 1890 at Pejepscot (ME) s/o Moses Sr & Rebecca (Giddinge) Fitz. In early manhood be bought a farm near Rumford Jct (off Washington St, Auburn, ME), he was a farmer & cattle dealer. Simeom Fitz m(1) at Danville (ME) 2 June 1844, Mary A Jordan,b 18 Aug 1812 at Lewiston ME d 13 Jul 1848 at Danville ME d/o Nathaniel & Abigail (Garcelon) Jordan. He m(2) at Auburn (ME), 29 May 1853, Prudence Waterman, b 22 Jan 1820 at Minot ME d 8 May 1903 at Auburn ME d/o Lordornick & Prudence (Dillingham) Waterman. Children (two children by each marriage): Abigail Garcelon b 1 Dec 1845. She never married, but lived in her father's family until the death of her step- mother in 1903. She died in Auburn (ME) 27 Oct 1929; Amos Giddinge b 16 Mar 1848 d 1 June 1849 at Danville (ME); Ira Waterman b 29 Mar 1854 at Danville m(1) Isadora E Pettengill, who was born at AUburn, 22 Jul 1855 d/o Andrew & Olive (White) Pettengill. She died in Auburn, 2 Jan 1900, and Ira m 2nd Mrs Martha L Cushing, widow of __________, who was b 6 Feb 1857 at Pownal (ME) d/o David T & Hannah (True) Libbey. She died in Auburn 28 June 1933; Amos Giddinge b 23 Jul 1859 d 11 Mar 1939 at Lewiston (ME) m(1) at Auburn (ME) 31 Oct 1885, Winnie A Brown, who was born 4 Jul 1860 at Danvers (MA) d/o George H & Almira (Dinsmore) Brown. She died in Auburn (ME) 2 Aug 1910. He married at _________ Mrs Josephine S Miller wid/o _______ She was b in Portland, ME, 11 Sep 1860 d/o Thomas & Ursula (Moore) McConkey. She died in Auburn, 28 June 1935 [Starbird's records of Danville][#125 Danville, Me 1850 US Census] [VR 2-118 Danville ME] FLAGG Alvin of Danville, ME m int 8 Apr 1861, Laura A Smith of Danville, ME [VR Danville] FLAGG Jonathan L of Danville, ME, m int 13 Apr 1862, Alice Rowe of Danville, ME [VR Danville] FLETCHER Jabez - Born 2 Jul 1800 at Gray ME, d ?? s/o ?? Jabez Fletcher m Betsey (Tasker) b 17 Mar 1811 at Ossipee NH? Children all Born at Dixmont ME: Louisa b 10 Sep 1828; Benjamin R b 10 Dec 1830; Sarah H b 25 Nov 1835; Marill E b 12 June 1837; Angelia V b 16 May? 1840; Pillsbury C b 17 April 1844; Eveline H b 5 Feb 1846; Margeret A b 29 Oct 1848; Jabez C b 6 Aug? 1855. {Dixmont VR} FLETCHER Zachariah 2-0-3 GRAY ME 1790 Census) FOGG Benoni born at__________________came from Hampton, NH joined church 1742 married Mary (Parker) she joined church 3 June 1733 children i Mary at Hampton, NH 8 Mar 1732 ii Hannah b 5 May 1734 at N Yarmouth d 20 July 1738 7 3 iii Jeremiah b 29 Dec 1735 d 2 July 1738 iv David b 17 Mar 1737 v Mary b 29 June 1738 [see page 1062 OTNY] FOGG Benaiah [2-0-2 Freeport 1790] FOGG Benaiah married 18 Aug 1746 Esther Parker [ d/o Capt James & Sarah ( ) Parker. children: Mary b 11 Feb 1748; Benjamin b 17 Aug 1751; Esther b 31 Jan 1754; Benaiah b 22 Oct 1756; David b 13 Apr 1759] page 1062 OTNY FOGG Benjamin [1-3-4 Freeport 1790] FOGG Benjamin m Betsey (Holbrook) ch: Cynthia b 20 Mar 1805; Docas illigetimate child of Poll Fogg b 31 Jan 1801 [page 18 Freeport VR] FOGG Daniel b ??? d ??? s/o Enoch. Daniel Fogg married Sarah _______ children: Susannah b 12 Apr 1805; Joseph b 30 Jan 1808; Betsey b 30 May 1810; Sarah b 22 June 1812; Enoch b 2 Jan 1817 [page 51 New Gloucester, Me VR] FOGG Daniel b ???? d ??? married Priscilla ______ children: Mary b 19 Dec 1809; Lucy b 30 Apr 1813; Lemuel R b 25 JUne 1816; Samuel b 15 Mar 1819; Henry A b 18 Dec 1822; Daniel A b 4 June 1829 [page 51 New Gloucester, Me VR] FOGG Daniel A b ??? d??? married Susan ______ children: Abbie Susan b 15 Feb 1859; Priscilla R b 16 Apr 1855; George A b 8 May 1857; ALice Rogers; Winthrop Cobb [page 52 New Gloucester] FOGG Edmund b ??? d ??? married Sarah ______ children: Mary b 11 June 1773; Rachel b 21 Mar 1775; Edmund b 31 Mar 1777; Walter b 15 Feb 1779; Anna b 13 June 1781; Samuel b 10 Aug 1783; Sarah b 10 Aug 1783; William b 23 Apr 1785; Elizabeth b 24 Mar 1793 [page 50 New Gloucester, Me] FOGG Edmund b ??? d??? married Hannah _______ children: Charles b 12 Jan 1807; Edmund b 1 Nov 1808; Elliot Y b 31 Oct 1810 [ Page 51 New Gloucester, Me VR] FOGG Edmund b ??? d ??? married Mary A _______ children: Charles Edward b 18 Jan 1839; John S b 7 Nov 1840; Harriet A C b 26 Feb 1849 [VR page 52 New Gloucester] FOGG Enoch b ??? d ??? s/o Samuel Fogg, and came from Scarboro' to New Gloucester, Me. Enoch Fogg married Lois _______ children: Elizabeth b 17 Mar 1773; Sarah b 29 June 1775; Daniel b 4 Dec 1777 [page 49-50 New Gloucester, Me] FOGG Ephraim wife- Mary ________ children: John b 30 Sep 1804 Scarboro (Me); Elisabeth b 9 Oct 1807; Elisabeth b 17 Jan 1810; Alvan 15 Dec 1805; Moses b 31 Dec 1811 at Pownal; Elisabeth b 29 Mar 1808 at Pownal; Elisabeth b 11 Mar 1811 [page 207 VR Pownal] FOGG Joseph S b ?? d ?/ married Abigail L ______ children: Harriet C b 18 Nov 1835; Susan M S b 13 Dec 1837; a child b June 1848 [ page 51-52 New Gloucester] FOGG Lemuel R b ???? d ???? married Sally _______ children: Charles H N b 17 Jul 1846; Ruel Williams b 4 Oct 1853; Sarah Melissa b 8 Jul 1858 [ Page 52 New Gloucester] 7 3 FOGG Samuel Jr b ???? d ??? married 28 Nov 1782, Sarah [SNOWMAN], who was b 22 Apr 1756 at New Gloucester d 26 Feb 1804children: Esther b 3 Oct 1783; Daniel b 3 Feb 1785; Hannah b 13 Jul 1786; Sarah b 10 Mar 1788; Lucy b 15 June 1790; Samuel b 2 Jul 1793; Elizabeth b 25 Apr 1795; Lois b 30 Mar 1797 [page 50 New Gloucester, Me VR] [letter to David C Young dated 4/21/1988 from Curtis Talbot of St Agatha, Me] FOGG Samuel {1-1-2 Freeport 1790] FOGG Simeon - Born ?? at Richmond, ME, d ??, m Sarah H b at Scarboro, ME. Children: Hiram G b 1843 m 2 Dec 1865, Sarah P Waterhouse d/o Abner of Danville, ME {VR Danville, ME] FOGG Timothy 2-0-2 Gray ME 1790 FOGG William, 66 acres of land and building thereon [New Gloucester, Me tax 1815] FORBES John m int 29 Jan 1796 Abigail True of Bowdoin, ME [p 138 N Yarmouth VR] FORBES Duncan free black Cumberland 1800 FORBES Duncan d 29 Dec 1855 ae 100y or more. married Mary _______ res Cumberland, Me. she died 14 Aug 1821. Children: a negro child d 7 June 1810; Duncan bap 1827; Dorcas bap 1831; and John bap 1831 [page 1122 OTNY] FORD Allen C - Born 2 Dec 1825 at Lewiston ME d 30 Apr 1864 m(1) 16 Nov 1854, Ann Leighton. Children by 1st wife: James F b 16 Sep 1851 at Danville; Ada A b 16 Dec 1854; (child by 2nd wife?): Etta b 5 Jan 1857 at Auburn d 20 Dec 1860; Minnie b 2 Jun 1859 at Lewiston ME; Granville Q b 16 Oct 1861 d 31 Dec 1861 [Danville ME VR J-134] FORD James b ??? d ??? married Lucy ________. Children: Eliab Latham b 20 Sep 1819; James b 14 Mar 1823; Mary Jones b 24 Jul 1824; Lucy Latham b 10 APr 1827; Nathaniel b 19 May 1829; Charles b 29 Apr 1833 [Gray ME page 125 VR] FORD Nathaniel b ???? d ????? married Mary ________. [1790 census Gray ME 1-2-3] Children: Sarah b 5 Nov 1783; Nathaniel b 2 Apr 1786; Elisha Jones b 27 Jul 1787; Deborah b 11 Aug 1789; Nathaniel b 10 Dec 1791; Mary b 5 Oct 1794; James b 19 Aug 1796; Miriam Staples b 16 Apr 1798; Samuel b 30 Apr 1800; John b 13 Apr 1802 [Gray ME VR page 109] FOSTER David b 17 May 1820 pb Essex, MA He moved to Danville (ME) shortly after marriage and was engaged in farming. He m(2)? at New Gloucester (ME) 26 Apr 1850/1854, Hannah Barnes/Burns, who was born at New Gloucester, Me. Children: Mary F b 20 Mar 1852 at Danville (ME); Harriet L b 22 Oct 1857, educated in Danville/Auburn Schools m 1 Dec 1874 Gerald L Allen [Starbird record's of Danville][VR J-49 Danville, ME] ????? ???? was the above Mary the dau by another marriage ???? 7 3 FOSTER Benjamin m Rebecca (Curtis?) ch: Susanna b 12 May 1787; Daniel b 21 Nov 1788; Stillman b 21 Nov 1791; Fanny b 8 Mar 1794; Nathaniel b 28 Mar 1796; James b 8 Mar 1798; Rachel b 27 Oct 1802 [Page 18 VR Freeport] FOSTER Isaac b ??? d ??? married Patience ______________. 1790 census gray me 2-0-2 Children: John b 1 Oct 1768; Isaac b 24 Jan 1770; Jacob b 3 Sep 1771; Joseph b 23 Mar 1773; Samuel b 6 Jul 1774; Rachel b 28 Apr 1776; William b 28 Apr 1776; Hepsibath b 21 Jul 1777; Moses b 23 Dec 1778; William b 7 Oct 1783; Rebecca b 24 Feb 1784 [Gray ME VR page 105] FOSTER James H b ??? d ???? married Lorana ________ children: Leonard b 20 Jul 1838; Lucinda b 10 Oct 1840 [ Page 53 New Gloucester] FOSTER Joseph F b 8 Aug 1812 at Gloucester (MA) m 1 Apr 1844, Rebecca W McLane at Roxbury (MA), who was b 12 Jan 1819. They moved to Danville (ME) cira 1846 and located on the Foster Road (Poland, Me), now Auburn, Me. Aside from his serving as agent for the Grand Truck Railway at Danville Jct, little is known of his occupaation. He served as Postmaster at WEst Danville, 1850-52, and again in 1864-66. children: Edward B b 26 Roxbury, MA 26 JUne 1845 d 5 Aug 1845 at Roxbury MA 5 Aug 1845; Mary E b 25 June 1847 d 7 Aug 1848; Joseph W b 20 Feb 1850 (Poland) Danville; Albert S b 7 Aug 1851 d 14 Feb 1854; Rebecca b 4 Aug 1854 at Danville d 7 Mar 1856; Emiline b 24 Aug 1856 at Danville; MOses b 14 Feb 1858 d 2 Feb 1907 at Auburn, Me [Starbird's records of Danville, Me] FOSTER Joseph b 1790 in Mass was living in Poland (Me) in 1850 listed in his home in 1850 were: Susan b 1790; Jasper b 1814; David b 1820; Moses b 1821; Rebecca b 1819; Lucy b 1824; Eliza D b 1832; and Joseph b 20 Feb 1850 [US Census 1850] FOSTER Moses B b ??? d ???? married Eliza _______ child: Samuel H b 22 Nov 1842 [page 52 New Gloucester] FOSTER Moses B b ???? d ????? married Eliza J _________. Children: Caleb C b 12 Apr 1837; Eliza J b 12 Oct ____; [Gray ME page 289 VR] FOSTER Phinehas [2-3-4 Freeport 1790] FOXCROFT Joseph E b ??? d ??? married Hannah ______ children: Samuel b 1 Aug 1802; Hannah b 19 JUne 1804; Joseph E b 11 Dec 1805; [ children by 2nd wife, Abigail ______]: Abigail Catherine Mary b 23 Jul 1812 [page 53 New Gloucester] FOXCROFT Samuel b ??? d ???? married Salome ________ child: Abbie Stone b 16 Dec 1858 [ Page 53 New Gloucester] FOWLER John 1-2-4 Gray ME 1790 Census FRANCIS Thomas b 23 Nov 1764 Hay, Breconshire Co, South Wales m Eunice d/o Thomas & Eunice (Parsons) Millett of New Gloucester ME. Children: Thomas b 26 Jan 1785 d 27 Jan 1869; ; John b 2 Dec 1787 d 23 Sep 1864; Mark b 7 Oct 1789 d 2 Oct 1864; Davis b 9 Apr 1791 d 19 Mar 1830; Esther b 6 June 1793 d 22 Dec 1813; Eunice b 9 Dec 1794 (twin) d 18 Dec 1862; Lois b 9 Dec 1794 (twin) d 12 Dec 1794; Matilda b 9 Oct 1796; Betsey b 10 Oct 1798 d 24 Aug 1816; polly b 28 Jul 1800 d 15 Mar 1813; Susanna C b 9 Aug 1802; Benjamin b 31 Oct 1804 d 3 June 1884; Samuel 23 Aug 1806 d 11 Feb 1889; Lorania b 13 June 1808 d 30 Sep 1831 [page 55 History of Leeds ME 1901] 7 3 FRANK James 1-2-3 Gray ME 1790 FRANK Thomas 1-2-3 Gray ME 1790 FRASIER/FRAZIER Henry W b 26 Aug 1821 at Dartmouth, Nova Scotia, d 8 Jul 1895 at Auburn (ME) s/o John & Mary ( ) Frasier. He moved to Lewiston (ME) as a youngman, living there until about 1857, when he purchased a farm in Danville on the road from Plummer's Corner to New Gloucester (ME). His farm stand, now (1950) gone was nearly opposite the McKenney Cemetery on that road. He m (1_ 17 Mar 1854 at Lewiston (ME), Jane Bradbury, who was b in Auburn (then Minot) 4 Apr 1833. Children{recorded in Auburn, Me}: William Henry b 21 Aug 1856; Mary Jane b 16 Aug 1859 [Starbird Rec of Danville] [VR 1- 32 Danville] FREEMAN William b 18 Feb 1830 at Gorham ME s/o ______________ He m 20 Dec 1854, Mary A Nevens,b 20 APr 1831 at Pownal ME. They first lived in Poland (ME) then moved into Danville where for a time he kept a store at Danville Corner. He may have lived at Marston's Corner, for he served as Postmaster at West Danville, the early designation of Marston's Corner. Children [recorded in Danville VR]: Charles b 16 Sep 1855 at Poland (ME) [Starbird's records of Danville][VR J-25 Danville ME] FREEMAN Charles - Born 1847 at Freeport ME, d ??, s/o ?? Charles Freeman enlisted at ae 14 yrs as a drummer/musician in Co I 5th ME in 1861. He later served in Co H 13th ME & Co H 30th ME. HIs res was Bethel ME and he had lt complex, blue eyes, brown hair and 5' tall. FRENCH Elisha married Joanna Eaton she died 28 Dec 1774 children: i Hannah b 28 July 1740 FROST Anthony M b 3 Mar 1802 at Moultonboro (NH?) [Page 114 Gray ME VR] FROST David Morse b 29 June 1800 [Page 114 Gray ME VR] FROST Henry b 28 Feb 1775 pb Freeport (then part of North Yarmouth) d 12 Mar 1815 at Pejepscot, Me m Nov 1799 at Brunswick, Me, Lucy Jordan b 13 Aug 1780 at Cape Elizabeth, Me d/o Jonathan & Tabitha (Jordan) Jordan of Webster, Me. he move to Pejepscot (now Auburn, Me) In Danville he was a farmer & millman, Highway surveyor in 1805-1808 and Grand Juror in 1809. He was active in military affairs. He rose from a noncommissioned officer in Danville Milita Co to the rank of Capt 1812-1814. In the fall of 1814, the war of 1812 in progress and with British men-of-war lurking off the coast of Maine, fear for the safety of Bath and Portland. Consequently a draft of men from Capt FRost's company was order for the defense of POrtland. Under date of Thurs Sept 7, Squire Giddinge noted in his diary. " Mr William Bradbury arrived from NG (New Gloucester, ME) to bring orders for a draft from Capt Frost's Frost Company of 30 men & one Commd officer Wrote in Bradbury's office for him as acting adjt retnd home found ANdrew drafter to go to Portland" ANd again under date of Sat 10th Sept he wrote " N L Ingersoll went with wagon and 8 loads of militia soldiers departed in morning about 3 O'Clock" HIs widow married 2nd ________ Staples, a farmer from Lisbon, ME. Children all born in Pejepscot: George Dennis b 21 Jan 1801; Lucy b 8 Dec 1802; Nathaniel b 25 Dec 1804; William b 16 Aug 1806 ; Anna b 6 Jul 1808; Henry b 7 Sep 1810; Nancy b 7 May 1813; Tabitha b 28 Sep 1815 {see starbird records for addition information} [VR Danville, Maine page 30] FROST Josiah b 4 Sep 1804 at Norway (ME) s/o Jacob & Deborah ( ) Frost. He 7 3 was educated in Norway and moved into Danville in 1826, may have lived in the family of Lemuel Dyer. He gained some recognition in town, a licensed auctioneer and tythingman in 1835. He married in 5 Apr 1827, Lydia Dyer, b 24 June 1807 at Pejepscot (ME) d/o Lemuel & Sarah (Leach) Dyer. Children recorded in Danville Records: Catherine b 25 June 1827; Lydia b 23 Set 1829; George b 29 Dec 1832 {Starbird's records of Danville, Me][VR 2-71 & 1-46 Danville ME] FROST Phineas b 20 May 1749 at Berwick, Me. " He was living on the county road from Southwest Bend, Durham, Me, into Pejepscot (Danville, now Auburn) as early as 1770 when the road was built. He sold in 1775, and apparently moved to (North Yarmouth, now) Freeport where he remained until moving onto the Pejepscot Claim (Danville) some time before the incorporation of the town, and settled on the South River Road (Now Auburn, Me). He was active in town affairs....." " He m(1) Margaret Gerrish b 31 June 1750 d/o William & Mary (Morrell) Gerrish. She d 30 Mar 1801 in Freeport, Me. m(2) 3 Oct 1802, Eleanor Witherell b 16 May 1778 at Lebanon, Me by 1 wife children:: Eunice b 21 Apr 1773 in Royalsboro, Me; Henry b 28 Feb 1775 in (North Yarmouth) Freeport; Lovey b (23) or 6 Mar 1777 (North Yarmouth) Freeport; Peggy b 19 Jan 1779 (North Yarmouth) Freeport d 30 Mar 1800; William b 11 Dec 1780 at (North Yarmouth) now Freeport; Polly b 22 Dec 1782 at (N Yarmouth) now Freeport; James b 25 Mar 1785 at North Yarmouth (Now Freeport) d 7 May 1811 in Pejepscot, Me (Now Auburn); Martha b 27 DEc 1787 at N Yarmouth (Now Freeport); Margaret (or Peggy) b 10 May 1790 at Freeport, Me m Charles P McKinney; Phineas b 31 June 1792 at Freeport; and children by 2nd wife: John b 26 Nov 1803 at Pejepscot (now Auburn, Me) [see Charles Starbird's records of early families of Danville, Me at AHS] [page 40 VR Danville, Me] Royal River Valley Families (Old North Yarmouth, Cumberland Co, Maine Families) compiled by David C. 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