Franklin County ME Archives History - Businesses .....Perkins Plantation 1883
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PERKINS PLANTATION.

Eighteen milts W. of Farmington. On stage-line from Wilton to Weld. Originally
with Washington, a part of Carthage. Set off and called No. 4. Named from Dr.
Perkins, of Farmington, who originally owned the territory. Population-1870,
149; 1880, 134. Valuation, 1880-Polls, 27; Estates, $22,087. 

Nearest Post-office, Weld.

  Assessors-Asa M. Adams, Nelson W. Adams, Ezekiel N. Carter.

  Clerk-Asa M. Adams.

  Treasurer-Nelson W. Adams.

  Constable and Collector-Charles E. Blanchard.

  School Supervisor-Asa M. Adams.

  Clergyman-Edward L. Wentworth, Chris.

  Manufacturers-*C. L.Woodward & Son, all kinds of wooden boxes, also long and
short lumber.


Additional Comments:
Extracted from:

MAINE STATE YEAR-BOOK,
AND
LEGISLATIVE MANUAL,
FOR THE YEAR
1883-84,
FROM APRIL 1, 1883, TO APRIL 1, 1884,

BY EDMUND S. HOYT.
PREPARED PURSUANT TO ORDERS OF THE LEGISLATURE.

PORTLAND: HOYT, FOGG &  DONHAM,
193 MIDDLE STREET.


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