Ancestors of Leo Ernest Gordon

Generation No. 1

1. Leo Ernest Gordon1, born June 21, 1911 in Dexter, ME; died November 21, 1997 in Dexter, ME. He was the son of 2. Leo Brooks Gordon and 3. Edith Mabel Jaquith. He married (1) Madeline Emma Dorr2,3 October 14, 1933 in Bangor, ME. She was the daughter of William I Dorr and Bessie Elizabeth Ames.

Children of Leo Gordon and Madeline Dorr are:

i. Joanne Madeline Gordon, born September 01, 1934 in Boston, MA; married (1) Robert Alan MacHarrie June 20, 1952 in Roslinda, MA; married (2) Douglas Lee Johansen August 10, 1968 in Rockville, Montgomery, MD.

ii. Nancy Edith Gordon, born March 08, 1937; married William Keating.

Generation No. 2

2. Leo Brooks Gordon4, born March 19, 1878 in Winn, ME5; died July 06, 1954 in Dexter, ME. He was the son of 4. Alfred M. Gordon and 5. Isabell Stuart Brooks. He married 3. Edith Mabel Jaquith6 September 30, 1908 in Dexter, ME.

3. Edith Mabel Jaquith7, born July 13, 1888 in E. Corinth, Penobscot, ME; died February 28, 1964 in Dexter, Penobscot, ME. She was the daughter of 6. Frank Albert Jaquith and 7. Minnie Ella Gould.

Children of Leo Gordon and Edith Jaquith are:

1 i. Leo Ernest Gordon, born June 21, 1911 in Dexter, ME; died November 21, 1997 in Dexter, ME; married Madeline Emma Dorr October 14, 1933 in Bangor, ME.

ii. Alfred Brooks Gordon, born October 02, 1909 in Dexter, ME; died October 12, 1971 in Hingham, MA; married Laura Ray January 01, 1942.

iii. Earl Alexander Gordon, born March 05, 1913 in Dexter, ME; died April 09, 1989 in Webster, MA; married Myrnie Smith.

iv. Dorothy Gordon, born Abt. 1915; died December 12, 1999 in Dover-Foxcroft, Piscatiquis, ME; married Edward Lambert.

v. John Henry Gordon, born February 17, 1916 in Dexter, ME; died September 04, 1987 in Ripley, ME of; married (1) Linda; married (2) Addie M Staples May 1962.

vi. Fred Blodgett Gordon, born Abt. 1919; married Nellie Maxine Harvey January 15, 1940.

vii. Donald Everett Gordon, born April 16, 1923; married Hazel Arvilla Jones September 25, 1945.

viii. Marjorie Gordon, born Abt. 1927; married Jim Welch.

ix. Frank Hardy Gordon, born June 20, 1925.

x. David Thomas Gordon, born Abt. 1931; married Ramona A Provost November 1958.

Generation No. 3

4. Alfred M. Gordon8,9,10,11,12,13,14, born February 12, 1842 in Chester, or Medway, Penobscot, ME; died November 20, 1931 in Winn, Penobscot, ME. He was the son of 8. Alford Gordon and 9. Elsie Kyle. He married 5. Isabell Stuart Brooks15,16,17,18,19,20 May 30, 1877 in Winn, Penobscot, ME.

5. Isabell Stuart Brooks21,22,23,24,25,26, born February 28, 1848 in Lowell or Robbinston, Washington, ME; died November 12, 1930 in Winn, ME. She was the daughter of 10. Joshua B. Brooks and 11. Nancy Mary Stuart.

Children of Alfred Gordon and Isabell Brooks are:

2 i. Leo Brooks Gordon, born March 19, 1878 in Winn, ME; died July 06, 1954 in Dexter, ME; married Edith Mabel Jaquith September 30, 1908 in Dexter, ME.

ii. Lewis P. Gordon, born July 16, 1880; died January 23, 1903 in Winn, Penobscot, ME27.

iii. Blanche Thirza Gordon, born December 31, 1885 in Winn, ? Penobscot Co., ME; died November 08, 1912 in Winn, Penobscot, ME; married (1) William Gove Abt. 1905; married (2) James Rutherford Davis Abt. 1908.

iv. Henry Ernest Gordon, born May 14, 1883; died July 20, 1930 in Winn, Penobscot, ME28; married Edith May Eastman May 13, 1911.

6. Frank Albert Jaquith29,30, born May 06, 1863 in Corinth, Penobscot, ME; died November 10, 1936 in Ripley, Somerset, Me31. He was the son of 12. Obed C Jaquith and 13. Betsey M. Stevens. He married 7. Minnie Ella Gould32,33,34,35,36 April 24, 1886 in Corinth, Penobscot, ME.

7. Minnie Ella Gould37,38,39,40,41, born 1869 in Dexter, Penobscot, ME42; died 1914 in Bangor, Penobscot, ME. She was the daughter of 14. Gershom L Gould and 15. Mary J Hersom.

Children of Frank Jaquith and Minnie Gould are:

3 i. Edith Mabel Jaquith, born July 13, 1888 in E. Corinth, Penobscot, ME; died February 28, 1964 in Dexter, Penobscot, ME; married Leo Brooks Gordon September 30, 1908 in Dexter, ME.

ii. Ernest Roy St. Clair, born December 09, 1890; died in Brewer, ME (resided in); married Harriet.

iii. Charles Vernon Jaquith, born September 28, 1892 in Dexter, Penobscot, ME; married (1) Marion Amazeen; married (2) unknown.

Generation No. 4

8. Alford Gordon43,44,45,46,47, born September 25, 1808 in Warren, Maine, MA48; died June 01, 1878 in Winn, Penobscot, ME. He was the son of 16. William Gordon and 17. Elizabeth Montgomery. He married 9. Elsie Kyle49,50,51 October 16, 1831 in Lincoln, Penobscot, ME.

9. Elsie Kyle52,53,54, born September 23, 1815 in Dixfield, Oxford, ME; died June 24, 1905 in Winn, Penobscot, ME. She was the daughter of 18. Ephraim Kyle and 19. Sarah (Sally) Osman.

Children of Alford Gordon and Elsie Kyle are:

4 i. Alfred M. Gordon, born February 12, 1842 in Chester, or Medway, Penobscot, ME; died November 20, 1931 in Winn, Penobscot, ME; married Isabell Stuart Brooks May 30, 1877 in Winn, Penobscot, ME.

ii. William H. Gordon, born June 22, 1833 in Chester, Penobscot, ME55; died January 07, 1907 in Winn, ME; married (1) Mary Ellen Faloon; married (2) Ursula A. Libbey January 12, 1864; married (3) Melissa Buck Maguire January 14, 1872 in Lincoln, Penobscot, ME.

iii. Zelpha A Gordon, born September 14, 1835 in Chester, Penobscot, ME; died May 25, 1838 in Winn, ME buried.

iv. Sarah E. Gordon, born September 05, 1837 in of Winn, ME; died May 31, 184756; married William L Wilson May 31, 1874 in Lincoln, Penobscot, ME.

v. George Wilcox Gordon, born September 23, 1839 in Winn, Penobscot, ME; died May 11, 1905 in Winn, Penobscot, ME; married Lydia Wright September 06, 1868 in Chester, Penobscot, ME.

vi. Amanda Gordon, born February 12, 1842; died April 29, 1920 in Orrington, Penobscot, ME ?.

vii. John Kyle Gordon, born October 21, 1846 in Winn, Penobscot, ME; died February 20, 1920 in Winn, Penobscot, ME; married Annie D Patterson October 25, 1877 in Winn, Penobscot, ME.

viii. Elsie Kyle Gordon, born 1848 in of Winn, ME; married Almon Leavitt January 08, 1870 in Carroll, Penobscot, ME.

ix. Lore E Gordon, born October 09, 1853 in of Kingman, ME; died January 05, 1916 in Lincoln, Penobscot, ME; married Henriette Morse January 01, 1880 in Springfield, ME.

x. Charles A. Gordon, born September 15, 1855; died April 14, 1925 in Winn, Penobscot, ME57; married Allie E. Foster December 08, 1878 in Winn, Penobscot, ME.

xi. Wilson M. Gordon, born April 30, 1858; died January 01, 1926 in Winn, Penobscot, ME; married Celia R Davis December 22, 1890 in Lincoln, Penobscot, ME.

xii. Orlando Hugh Gordon, born May 13, 1851 in Winn, Penobscot, ME of; died May 18, 1909 in Winn, Penobscot, ME.

xiii. Elbridge Gordon, born 1856.

xiv. Edwin Gordon, born 1858.

10. Joshua B. Brooks58,59, born 1811 in ME; died 1862. He was the son of 20. Abel Brooks and 21. Mary Boyce. He married 11. Nancy Mary Stuart60 1838.

11. Nancy Mary Stuart61, born 1817 in Deer Isle, New Brunswick, Canada; died 1856. She was the daughter of 22. William Stuart and 23. Prudence Pendleton.

Children of Joshua Brooks and Nancy Stuart are:

5 i. Isabell Stuart Brooks, born February 28, 1848 in Lowell or Robbinston, Washington, ME; died November 12, 1930 in Winn, ME; married Alfred M. Gordon May 30, 1877 in Winn, Penobscot, ME.

ii. Joshua Brooks, born February 28, 1848; married (1) Annie Eliz Libby Bef. 1867; married (2) Syrene L. Gordon Abt. 1867.

12. Obed C Jaquith62,63,64,65,66, born September 28, 1825 in Albion, Kennebect, ME; died 1920 in Corinth, Penobscot, ME. He was the son of 24. Collins Hathorn Jaquith and 25. Betsey Clark. He married 13. Betsey M. Stevens67,68 September 02, 1851 in Charleston, ME.

13. Betsey M. Stevens69,70, born 1827 in Charleston, ME; died 1870 in Corinth, ME. She was the daughter of 26. Jefferson Stephens and 27. Statira Snow.

Children of Obed Jaquith and Betsey Stevens are:

6 i. Frank Albert Jaquith, born May 06, 1863 in Corinth, Penobscot, ME; died November 10, 1936 in Ripley, Somerset, Me; married Minnie Ella Gould April 24, 1886 in Corinth, Penobscot, ME.

ii. Orianna F Jaquith, born September 02, 1853 in of Corinth, ME; married John A. Hersom September 25, 1869 in Corinth, Penobscot, ME.

iii. Harriet E Jaquith, born November 12, 1857 in Albion, ME; died April 08, 1928 in Corinth, ME; married Ai Johnson 1876.

Child of Obed Jaquith and Maria Jaquith is:

i. Hallie A Jaquith, born February 14, 1878 in Corinth, Penobscot, ME.

14. Gershom L Gould71,72,73,74,75,76, born April 21, 1844 in of Charleston, ME; died May 13, 1917 in Dexter, ME. He was the son of 28. Abel Gould and 29. Catherine Smith. He married 15. Mary J Hersom77,78 October 14, 1867 in Charleston, Penobscot, ME.

15. Mary J Hersom79,80, born 1844 in of Corinth, ME; died April 10, 1872 in E. Corinth, ME. She was the daughter of 30. John Hersom and 31. Charlotte Pattern.

Children of Gershom Gould and Mary Hersom are:

7 i. Minnie Ella Gould, born 1869 in Dexter, Penobscot, ME; died 1914 in Bangor, Penobscot, ME; married Frank Albert Jaquith April 24, 1886 in Corinth, Penobscot, ME.

ii. Eva L Gould, born 1868; died 1939 in Dexter, ME buried; married Fred A Blodgett.

iii. Abel Gould, born Abt. 1871.

Child of Gershom Gould and Laura Davis is:

i. Abel J Gould, born April 14, 1871; died April 06, 1937 in Charleston, Penobscot, ME.

Generation No. 5

16. William Gordon81,82,83,84,85,86,87,88,89,90,91, born Abt. 1760 in Camden, Lincoln, ME (resided in); died August 05, 1813 in Warren, Knox, ME (late of)92. He was the son of 32. John Gordon. He married 17. Elizabeth Montgomery93,94,95,96,97,98,99 Abt. 1790 in Warren, Knox, ME.

17. Elizabeth Montgomery100,101,102,103,104,105,106, born 1769 in Warren, Knox, ME; died June 20, 1851 in Warren, Knox, ME. She was the daughter of 34. Robert Montgomery and 35. Elizabeth Cooper.

Notes for Elizabeth Montgomery:

Children of William Gordon and Elizabeth Montgomery are:

8 i. Alford Gordon, born September 25, 1808 in Warren, Maine, MA; died June 01, 1878 in Winn, Penobscot, ME; married Elsie Kyle October 16, 1831 in Lincoln, Penobscot, ME.

ii. William Gordon, born 1793; died 1816 in at sea.

iii. Amelia (Emily) Gordon, born October 25, 1793107; died 1881 in Greenfield, Penobscot, ME108; married (1) Jonathan Sargeant; married (2) Matthew White 1823.

iv. Elizabeth Gordon, born 1798; died 1876 in resided at Hope and Warren, Knox, ME109; married William Lawrence February 27, 1820 in Warren, Knox, ME.

v. Jane Gordon, born July 07, 1801; died November 14, 1858 in Union, Knox, ME (resided in )110; married Nathan Bachelor 1826 in Union, Knox, ME.

vi. Freelove (Lorna) Gordon, born 1804; died in Appleton, Knox, ME (resided in); married (1) spouse #1; married (2) John Newbit 1830 in lived in Appleton, ME111.

vii. Hugh Orlando Gordon, born January 1811; died September 11, 1868 in Union or Hope, Knox, ME (resided in); married Margaret Newbert 1824 in Union, Knox, ME112.

18. Ephraim Kyle113,114,115,116,117,118,119,120, born 1769 in Windham, Rockingham, NH121; died December 08, 1845 in Winn, Penobscot, ME. He was the son of 36. William Kyle and 37. Zilpha Merrill. He married 19. Sarah (Sally) Osman122,123,124 June 21, 1800 in Manchester, VT.

19. Sarah (Sally) Osman125,126,127, born December 15, 1780 in Londonderrry, Rockingham, NH; died June 26, 1862 in Winn, ME. She was the daughter of 38. John Osman.

Children of Ephraim Kyle and Sarah Osman are:

9 i. Elsie Kyle, born September 23, 1815 in Dixfield, Oxford, ME; died June 24, 1905 in Winn, Penobscot, ME; married Alford Gordon October 16, 1831 in Lincoln, Penobscot, ME.

ii. Zilpha Merrill Kyle, born August 03, 1803 in Berlin, VT; married Merrill.

iii. John Osman Kyle, born October 22, 1808 in Londonderry, NH; died April 23, 1843 in Chester, ME; married Susan W Hamilton October 16, 1831 in Chester, Penobscot, ME.

Notes for John Osman Kyle:

iv. Jerusha Conant Kyle, born February 16, 1810 in Litchfield, NH128.

v. Lydia Taber Kyle, born July 20, 1818 in Great Works, ME129.

20. Abel Brooks130,131, born May 03, 1768 in Woburn, Middlesex, MA; died 1847 in Robbinston, Washington, ME. He was the son of 40. Nathaniel Brooks and 41. Esther Wyman. He married 21. Mary Boyce132 July 03, 1795 in St. Andrews, NB, Canada.

21. Mary Boyce133, born 1776 in ME; died 1831 in Robbinston, ME. She was the daughter of 42. Samuel Boyce and 43. Isabella Stuart.

Children of Abel Brooks and Mary Boyce are:

10 i. Joshua B. Brooks, born 1811 in ME; died 1862; married Nancy Mary Stuart 1838.

ii. John G Brooks, born Abt. 1813; married Isabella A Stuart Bef. 1840.

22. William Stuart134, born 1785 in Little (aka Stuart's) Island, Passamaquoddy Bay, NBrunswick, Canada; died 1832 in Passamaquoddy Bay, NB, Canada (drowned). He married 23. Prudence Pendleton135 August 11, 1812 in All Saints Anglican Ch, St. Andrews, NBR, Canada.

23. Prudence Pendleton136.

Children of William Stuart and Prudence Pendleton are:

11 i. Nancy Mary Stuart, born 1817 in Deer Isle, New Brunswick, Canada; died 1856; married Joshua B. Brooks 1838.

ii. Wealthy P Stuart, born May 24, 1815; married Samuel Butler September 30, 1830.

iii. Isabella A Stuart, born Abt. 1823 in Deer Isle, NBr, Canada; died February 16, 1847 in Robbinston, ME; married (1) John G Brooks Bef. 1840; married (2) John G Brooks Bef. 1840.

24. Collins Hathorn Jaquith137,138, born March 04, 1791 in Jaffrey, NH; died May 08, 1858 in Albion, Kennebec, ME buried in Shaw Cemetery. He was the son of 48. Ebenezer Jaquith and 49. Sarah Hathorn. He married 25. Betsey Clark139,140,141,142,143,144 March 02, 1817 in Vassalboro, ME.

25. Betsey Clark145,146,147,148,149,150, born Abt. 1798 in of Harlem, now China, Kennebec, ME; died August 26, 1880 in bur. in Shaw cemetery. She was the daughter of 50. Silas Clark and 51. Elizabeth Campbell.

Children of Collins Jaquith and Betsey Clark are:

12 i. Obed C Jaquith, born September 28, 1825 in Albion, Kennebect, ME; died 1920 in Corinth, Penobscot, ME; married (1) Betsey M. Stevens September 02, 1851 in Charleston, ME; married (2) Maria D. Jaquith May 26, 1871 in Corinth, Penobscot, ME.

ii. Harrison Jaquith, born October 22, 1818.

iii. Reuben Clark Jaquith, born January 02, 1820 in Albion, Kennebect, ME; died October 03, 1840 in Albion, Kennebec, ME.

iv. Harriet M Jaquith, born September 25, 1823; died December 13, 1880; married (1) William Baker; married (2) John H Tozier.

26. Jefferson Stephens151, born 1805 in Winthrop, Kennebec, ME; died 1872. He married 27. Statira Snow152.

27. Statira Snow153, born Abt. 1810 in Orrington, Penobscot, ME (native of); died 1857 in Charleston, Penobscot, ME.

Notes for Jefferson Stephens:

came to Charleston, Penobscot in 1828.

Children of Jefferson Stephens and Statira Snow are:

13 i. Betsey M. Stevens, born 1827 in Charleston, ME; died 1870 in Corinth, ME; married Obed C Jaquith September 02, 1851 in Charleston, ME.

ii. George S Stevens, born Abt. 1829; died in So. Framingham, MA (resided in); married Pamela King.

iii. Drusilla Stevens, born Abt. 1831 in Corinth, ME (native of); died in Charleston, Penobscot, ME (?); married Levi Marshall 1850.

iv. Daniel S Stevens, born Abt. 1833; died in Orrington, Penobscot, ME.

Notes for Daniel S Stevens:

died at 10 yrs of age

v. Judah B Stevens, died in Charleston, Penobscot, ME.

Notes for Judah B Stevens:

died at 16 yrs

vi. Levi Stevens, born Abt. 1837.

Notes for Levi Stevens:

died of disease contracted in the late war

vii. James Stevens, died in died in service.

viii. Alexander Stevens, died in Charleston, Penobscot, ME; married Penial Bither.

ix. Hannah B Stevens, born Abt. 1840 in Charleston, Penobscot, ME (lived in homestead).

28. Abel Gould154,155,156, born March 06, 1816 in Unity, Waldo, ME; died March 16, 1869 in Charleston, Penobscot, ME157. He was the son of 56. Samuel Gould and 57. Rachel Dyer. He married 29. Catherine Smith158 February 23, 1841 in Charleston, Penobscot, ME.

29. Catherine Smith159, born December 1823 in Belmont, Waldo, ME; died August 14, 1897 in Charleston, Penobscot, ME160.

Children of Abel Gould and Catherine Smith are:

14 i. Gershom L Gould, born April 21, 1844 in of Charleston, ME; died May 13, 1917 in Dexter, ME; married (1) Mary J Hersom October 14, 1867 in Charleston, Penobscot, ME; married (2) Laura A Davis November 11, 1876 in Penobscot Co, ME.

ii. Lorenzo Gould, born Abt. 1850.

iii. Albert S Gould, born May 05, 1846 in Charleston, Penobscot, ME; died September 20, 1922 in Charleston, Penobscot, ME161; married Sarah A Gould in Dixmont, Penobscot, ME.

iv. Ester J Gould, born 1848; died 1924 in Charleston, Penobscot, ME.

v. Daniel W Gould, born 1852; died 1928.

vi. Abel W Gould, born Abt. 1854.

vii. Francis H Gould, born 1857; died 1940 in Charleston, Penobscot, ME; married (1) Jennie M Christie February 18, 1885 in Corinth, Penobscot, ME; married (2) Ida Berquist November 08, 1904 in Charleston, ME.

viii. Freeland W Gould, born October 15, 1860 in of Charleston, ME; died September 18, 1932 in Charleston, Penobscot, ME; married (1) Belle; married (2) Maria Libbey May 01, 1886 in Corinth, Penobscot, ME.

ix. Katie E Gould, born October 25, 1863 in of Charleston, ME; died March 22, 1949 in Charleston, Penobscot, ME; married Charles F. Kenney January 25, 1887 in Corinth, Penobscot, ME.

x. Georgia A Gould, born 1866; died 1931 in Charleston, ME buried; married Ernest J Williams October 23, 1886 in Lewiston, Androscoggin, ME.

xi. Aba U Gould, born Abt. 1867; died April 29, 1854 in Charleston, Penobscot, ME.

xii. Ernest J Gould, born 1858; married Georgia.

30. John Hersom162, born July 04, 1814 in Berwick, ME; died May 29, 1883 in Corinth, ME. He was the son of 60. John Hersom. He married 31. Charlotte Pattern163.

31. Charlotte Pattern164, born March 15, 1818; died April 20, 1897 in Corinth, ME.

Notes for John Hersom:

see WFT V5 under Mary H. Hersom.

Corinthian cemetery - Possible child: Frank L. Hersom 11 Apr 1855 - 16 Feb 1916 m. Nellie Davis b. 14 Aug 1860 - 26 Nov 1899. Frank W. 18 Aug 1878 - 23 Oct 1928.

Children of John Hersom and Charlotte Pattern are:

15 i. Mary J Hersom, born 1844 in of Corinth, ME; died April 10, 1872 in E. Corinth, ME; married Gershom L Gould October 14, 1867 in Charleston, Penobscot, ME.

ii. Francis L Hersom, born Abt. 1856; married Nellie Davis Abt. 1877 in Berwick, ME.

Generation No. 6

32. John Gordon165,166,167,168,169,170, born Abt. 1735 in resided in Hope, part of Cambden, ME; died Abt. 1785.

Children of John Gordon are:

16 i. William Gordon, born Abt. 1760 in Camden, Lincoln, ME (resided in); died August 05, 1813 in Warren, Knox, ME (late of); married Elizabeth Montgomery Abt. 1790 in Warren, Knox, ME.

ii. John Gordon, born July 28, 1764 in NH; died March 15, 1815171; married Marion Simpson Abt. 1800.

iii. Benjamin Gordon, born 1757; died December 05, 1835 in Camden, Hope and Belmont (1818), MA (resided in).

34. Robert Montgomery172,173,174,175,176, born July 13, 1738 in Middleboro, (Plymouth) MA; died December 1822 in Warren, (Knox) ME. He was the son of 68. John Montgomery and 69. Mary Strobridge. He married 35. Elizabeth Cooper177,178 Abt. 1762.

35. Elizabeth Cooper179,180, born March 15, 1739/40 in Pemaquid, (Lincoln) ME; died March 04, 1834 in Warren, ME of. She was the daughter of 70. Boice Cooper and 71. Katherine Kellyhorn.

Children of Robert Montgomery and Elizabeth Cooper are:

17 i. Elizabeth Montgomery, born 1769 in Warren, Knox, ME; died June 20, 1851 in Warren, Knox, ME; married William Gordon Abt. 1790 in Warren, Knox, ME.

ii. John Montgomery, born October 04, 1763 in Warren, ME; died June 16, 1854 in resided in Warren, ME; married Julia Ann Howard 1796.

iii. Lydia Montgomery, born August 1765 in Warren, ME of; died August 19, 1857 in Warren, ME; married Deacon Lore Alford.

iv. Mary Montgomery, born Abt. 1767; married Jas. Fennel.

v. William Montgomery, born 1772 in of Warren ?; died May 21, 1854 in So. Thomaston, Knox, ME; married Mary Rackliff October 28, 1802 in Boothbay, Lincoln, ME.

vi. Hugh Montgomery, born April 19, 1775 in Warren, ME; died 1804 in Trinidad; married Anne in Middleborough, Plymouth, MA.

vii. Margaret Montgomery, born Abt. 1777; died October 19, 1865; married John Varner.

viii. Catherine Montgomery, born Abt. 1779; died February 01, 1827; married Daniel Howard December 09, 1805.

ix. Sarah Montgomery, born Abt. 1781 in Warren, ME of; married (1) Murphy in Philadelphia; married (2) Causley.

x. Robert Montgomery, born July 1783 in Thomaston, ME; died January 06, 1870 in Warren, ME; married Rachel Whittier April 22, 1806.

36. William Kyle181,182,183,184, born August 08, 1755 in Windham, NH; died in Manchester, VT (lived in). He was the son of 72. John Kyle , Jr. and 73. Agnes. He married 37. Zilpha Merrill185.

37. Zilpha Merrill186, born April 17, 1757; died in Manchester, VT (lived in). She was the daughter of 74. Peter Merrill , Jr. and 75. Mehitable Kelly.

Children of William Kyle and Zilpha Merrill are:

18 i. Ephraim Kyle, born 1769 in Windham, Rockingham, NH; died December 08, 1845 in Winn, Penobscot, ME; married Sarah (Sally) Osman June 21, 1800 in Manchester, VT.

ii. William Kyle, born Abt. 1767; died 1868 in Rumford, Oxford, ME; married Mary Lunt.

iii. Amos Kyle, born Abt. 1769; died 1862 in Auburn, Androscoggin, ME.

38. John Osman187, born Abt. 1755.

Child of John Osman is:

19 i. Sarah (Sally) Osman, born December 15, 1780 in Londonderrry, Rockingham, NH; died June 26, 1862 in Winn, ME; married Ephraim Kyle June 21, 1800 in Manchester, VT.

40. Nathaniel Brooks188,189, born July 18, 1734 in Woburn, Middlesex, MA; died April 03, 1783 in Woburn, Middlesex, MA. He was the son of 80. Nathanial Brooks and 81. Submitte Poulter. He married 41. Esther Wyman190,191 January 16, 1756 in Woburn, Middlesex, MA.

41. Esther Wyman192,193, born August 19, 1736 in Woburn, MA; died March 04, 1815 in Woburn, Middlesex, MA. She was the daughter of 82. Benjamin Wyman and 83. Esther Richardson.

Children of Nathaniel Brooks and Esther Wyman are:

20 i. Abel Brooks, born May 03, 1768 in Woburn, Middlesex, MA; died 1847 in Robbinston, Washington, ME; married (1) Mary Boyce July 03, 1795 in St. Andrews, NB, Canada; married (2) Prudence Pendleton Abt. 1832.

ii. Esther Brooks, born October 14, 1756.

iii. Hannah Brooks, born October 11, 1758; died April 1776.

iv. Lucy Brooks, born October 24, 1760.

v. Nathaniel Brooks, born March 08, 1763; died February 06, 1820.

vi. Benjamin Brooks, born May 18, 1765; died January 19, 1810.

vii. Reuben Brooks, born April 27, 1778; died October 05, 1790.

viii. Hannah Brooks, born June 30, 1781; died June 26, 1870; married Josiah Richardson June 26, 1804.

42. Samuel Boyce194, born Abt. 1750. He married 43. Isabella Stuart195 April 19, 1775 in Prospect, ME.

43. Isabella Stuart196, born December 07, 1754 in Georgetown, ME; died July 1847 in Robbinston, ME. She was the daughter of 86. Charles Stuart and 87. Mary.

Child of Samuel Boyce and Isabella Stuart is:

21 i. Mary Boyce, born 1776 in ME; died 1831 in Robbinston, ME; married Abel Brooks July 03, 1795 in St. Andrews, NB, Canada.

48. Ebenezer Jaquith197,198,199,200,201, born November 20, 1758 in Billerica, Middlesex, MA; died June 19, 1844 in Jaffrey, Cheshire, NH. He was the son of 96. Ebenezer Jaquith and 97. Ester French. He married 49. Sarah Hathorn202,203 June 22, 1786 in Jaffrey, Cheshire, NH.

49. Sarah Hathorn204,205, born August 09, 1767 in Jaffrey, NH; died May 19, 1834 in Jaffrey, NH. She was the daughter of 98. Collins Hathorn and 99. Sarah Dean.

Children of Ebenezer Jaquith and Sarah Hathorn are:

i. Sarah or Sally Jaquith, born November 18, 1786.

ii. Esther Jaquith, born December 22, 1787.

iii. Ebenezer Jaquith, born June 25, 1789 in Jaffrey, NH of; died in Vassalboro, Kennebec, ME of.

24 iv. Collins Hathorn Jaquith, born March 04, 1791 in Jaffrey, NH; died May 08, 1858 in Albion, Kennebec, ME buried in Shaw Cemetery; married Betsey Clark March 02, 1817 in Vassalboro, ME.

v. Joseph Jaquith, born October 08, 1792.

vi. Luke Jaquith, born January 30, 1794; died in Palermo, ME (resided in) east of Vassalboro, ME.

vii. Asa Jaquith, born August 28, 1797 in East Jaffrey, NH; died June 12, 1866 in East Vassalboro, ME; married Mary Dearborn October 04, 1821 in Cambridge, Middlesex, MA.

viii. John Jaquith, born August 03, 1799.

ix. Ira Jaquith, born April 19, 1802.

x. Seth Jaquith, born July 13, 1804 in Jaffrey, Cheshire, NH; died 1866; married Anna Robbinson.

xi. Son Jaquith, born August 26, 1805; died Abt. 1805.

xii. Son Jaquith, born February 14, 1807.

xiii. Elijah Jaquith, born June 27, 1808.

xiv. Abigail Jaquith, born April 24, 1811.

50. Silas Clark206, born 1763 in MA. He was the son of 100. Samuel Clark and 101. Hannah Harris. He married 51. Elizabeth Campbell207.

51. Elizabeth Campbell208, born 1766 in NH.

Children of Silas Clark and Elizabeth Campbell are:

25 i. Betsey Clark, born Abt. 1798 in of Harlem, now China, Kennebec, ME; died August 26, 1880 in bur. in Shaw cemetery; married Collins Hathorn Jaquith March 02, 1817 in Vassalboro, ME.

ii. James Clark, born 1788.

iii. Silas Clark , Jr., born 1792 in VT.

iv. Oliver Clark, born 1794 in NH.

v. Louisa Clark, born 1796.

vi. Samuel Clark, born 1798.

vii. Ira Clark, born 1799.

viii. Alpheus Clark, born 1801.

ix. Leander Clark, born 1803.

x. Matthew W Clark, born 1808.

56. Samuel Gould209,210,211,212,213, born 1778 in Kennebec, ME of; died January 13, 1849 in Corinth, ME. He married 57. Rachel Dyer214,215 November 25, 1802 in Sidney or Vassalboro, Kennebec, ME216.

57. Rachel Dyer217,218, born March 01, 1778 in Sidney, Kennebec, ME219; died August 29, 1832 in Corinth, ME. She was the daughter of 114. Benjamin Dyer and 115. Jemima Blake.

Children of Samuel Gould and Rachel Dyer are:

28 i. Abel Gould, born March 06, 1816 in Unity, Waldo, ME; died March 16, 1869 in Charleston, Penobscot, ME; married Catherine Smith February 23, 1841 in Charleston, Penobscot, ME.

ii. A. Aron Gould, born 1807 in of Corinth, ME; died 1842 in Corinth, ME; married Sarah C Haynes April 03, 1833 in Penobscot, ME.

iii. George B Gould, born Abt. 1802 in Elliott, York, ME of; died 1842 in Corinth, ME; married Sarah C.

iv. Irene Gould, born December 31, 1815; died April 26, 1898; married Edward D Baker.

v. Hiram Gould, born November 05, 1814; died February 22, 1901 in E. Corinth, ME; married Eunice C.

vi. Robinson Gould.

60. John Hersom, born Abt. 1794.

Child of John Hersom is:

30 i. John Hersom, born July 04, 1814 in Berwick, ME; died May 29, 1883 in Corinth, ME; married Charlotte Pattern.

Generation No. 7

68. John Montgomery220,221,222, born 1707 in Scotland; died 1787 in Lakeville, Middleborough, Plymouth, MA223. He married 69. Mary Strobridge224,225 January 30, 1734/35 in Lakeville, (Plymouth) MA226,227.

69. Mary Strobridge228,229, born 1717 in Carndonough, Donegal, Ulster, Ireland; died May 16, 1790 in Lakeville, Middleboro, Plymouth, MA. She was the daughter of 138. William Strobridge and 139. Margaret Henry.

Children of John Montgomery and Mary Strobridge are:

34 i. Robert Montgomery, born July 13, 1738 in Middleboro, (Plymouth) MA; died December 1822 in Warren, (Knox) ME; married Elizabeth Cooper Abt. 1762.

ii. Margaret Montgomery, born 1740 in Warren, ME of; died 1827.

iii. Isabella Montgomery, born 1742.

iv. John Montgomery, born 1744; died in Boothbay, ME; married Lydia Montgomery.

v. Thomas Montgomery, born 1749.

vi. Samuel Montgomery, born 1753; died 1787 in Lakeville, Middleborough, Plymouth, MA.

vii. Hugh Montgomery, born 1755; married Anne Sampson.

viii. Jean Montgomery, born 1758.

70. Boice Cooper230,231, born 1720 in Ireland; died 1795 in Warren, ME. He was the son of 140. Francis Cooper , Esq. and 141. Elizabeth North. He married 71. Katherine Kellyhorn.

71. Katherine Kellyhorn, born Abt. 1720.

Children of Boice Cooper and Katherine Kellyhorn are:

35 i. Elizabeth Cooper, born March 15, 1739/40 in Pemaquid, (Lincoln) ME; died March 04, 1834 in Warren, ME of; married Robert Montgomery Abt. 1762.

ii. Boice Cooper, born Abt. 1742.

iii. Catherine Cooper, born Abt. 1744; married (1) Jameson; married (2) John Cox March 18, 1773; married (3) David Kelloch Abt. 1795.

Notes for David Kelloch:

father, ______, of Scotch-Irish descent, came with his two sons, Finley and David, from the North of Ireland to Portsmouth, NH and remained in Philadelphia. p. 563

no children

72. John Kyle , Jr.232,233, born Abt. 1710; died Aft. 1780 in Windham, NH ?. He was the son of 144. John Kyle and 145. Mary. He married 73. Agnes.

73. Agnes.

Children of John Kyle and Agnes are:

36 i. William Kyle, born August 08, 1755 in Windham, NH; died in Manchester, VT (lived in); married Zilpha Merrill.

ii. Ephraim Kyle, born July 01, 1753 in settled in Manchester, VT; died August 25, 1838 in Kitley, Canada.

iii. Mary Kyle, born Abt. 1750; died in Windham, NH ?.

iv. Janet Kyle, born Abt. 1750; married Lidgard.

74. Peter Merrill , Jr.234,235, born September 10, 1718 in Newbury, Essex, MA; died in Methuen, MA. He was the son of 148. Peter Merrill and 149. Sarah Haseltine. He married 75. Mehitable Kelly236,237 1738.

75. Mehitable Kelly238,239, born August 18, 1716 in Amesbury, MA. She was the daughter of 150. Abiell Kelly and 151. Rebecca Davis.

Children of Peter Merrill and Mehitable Kelly are:

37 i. Zilpha Merrill, born April 17, 1757; died in Manchester, VT (lived in); married William Kyle.

ii. Amos Merrill, born December 06, 1739; died May 22, 1822.

iii. Timothy Merrill, born July 09, 1742 in Methuen, MA.

iv. Peter Merrill, born December 10, 1752 in Salem, NH; died January 15, 1826 in Corinth, VT; married Sarah Bixley.

v. Sally Merrill, born May 20, 1755 in Methuen, Essex, MA.

80. Nathanial Brooks240,241, born August 17, 1703 in Woburn, Middlesex, MA; died March 1766 in Woburn, Middlesex, MA. He was the son of 160. Jabez Brooks and 161. Hephzibah Cutter. He married 81. Submitte Poulter242,243 Bef. 1731.

81. Submitte Poulter244,245, born June 16, 1708 in Lexington, Middlesex, MA; died June 01, 1799 in Woburn, Middlesex, MA. She was the daughter of 162. Jonathan Poulter and 163. Elizabeth Coolidge.

Children of Nathanial Brooks and Submitte Poulter are:

40 i. Nathaniel Brooks, born July 18, 1734 in Woburn, Middlesex, MA; died April 03, 1783 in Woburn, Middlesex, MA; married Esther Wyman January 16, 1756 in Woburn, Middlesex, MA.

ii. Submit Brooks, born January 08, 1729/30 in Woburn, Middlesex, MA; died June 01, 1799 in Woburn, Middlesex, MA; married Nathaniel Wyman March 14, 1761 in Woburn, Middlesex, MA.

iii. Jonathan Brooks, born July 16, 1737; died March 17, 1795; married Ruth Fox February 18, 1762.

iv. Josiah Brooks, born December 14, 1739; married (1) Rebecca; married (2) Betty Flagg August 11, 1763.

v. Elizabeth Brooks, born April 22, 1742; died August 05, 1807 in Woburn, Middlesex, MA; married Zachariah Richardson December 30, 1767 in Woburn, Middlesex, MA.

vi. Reuben Brooks, born January 08, 1742/43.

vii. David Brooks, born March 29, 1749; died September 07, 1840 in Princeton, Worcester, MA; married Patience White June 14, 1774.

82. Benjamin Wyman246, born Abt. 1755. He married 83. Esther Richardson247.

83. Esther Richardson248, born Abt. 1760.

Child of Benjamin Wyman and Esther Richardson is:

41 i. Esther Wyman, born August 19, 1736 in Woburn, MA; died March 04, 1815 in Woburn, Middlesex, MA; married Nathaniel Brooks January 16, 1756 in Woburn, Middlesex, MA.

86. Charles Stuart, born Abt. 1710; died 1799. He married 87. Mary Bef. 1732.

87. Mary.

Children of Charles Stuart and Mary are:

43 i. Isabella Stuart, born December 07, 1754 in Georgetown, ME; died July 1847 in Robbinston, ME; married Samuel Boyce April 19, 1775 in Prospect, ME.

ii. William Stuart, born February 12, 1750/51 in Georgetown, ME; died 1830 in Stuart's Island, Passamaquoddy Bay, NBR, Canada.

iii. John C Stuart, born December 07, 1754.

96. Ebenezer Jaquith249,250,251,252,253, born December 24, 1732 in Billerica (Middlesex), MA; died December 29, 1802 in Jaffrey (Cheshire), NH254. He was the son of 192. Abraham Jaquith and 193. Hannah Farley. He married 97. Ester French255,256 January 19, 1758.

97. Ester French257,258, born February 22, 1735/36 in Billerica (Middlesex), MA; died May 08, 1823 in Jaffrey (Cheshire), NH259. She was the daughter of 194. Ebenezer French and 195. Elizabeth Hill.

Children of Ebenezer Jaquith and Ester French are:

48 i. Ebenezer Jaquith, born November 20, 1758 in Billerica, Middlesex, MA; died June 19, 1844 in Jaffrey, Cheshire, NH; married Sarah Hathorn June 22, 1786 in Jaffrey, Cheshire, NH.

ii. Jessie Jaquith, born November 27, 1764 in Jaffrey, Cheshire, NH; died January 29, 1808 in Gilsum (Cheshire), NH; married Keziah Hathorn 1784.

iii. Samuel Jaquith, born Abt. 1766 in Wilmington, Middlesex, MA; died 1825.

iv. Esther Jaquith, born Abt. 1768.

v. Hannah Jaquith, born Abt. 1770.

vi. Olive Jaquith, born Abt. 1772.

vii. Nabby Jaquith, born Abt. 1774.

viii. Levi Jaquith, born Abt. 1776.

98. Collins Hathorn, born Abt. 1741 in Jaffrey, NH. He married 99. Sarah Dean.

99. Sarah Dean, born Abt. 1745 in Jaffrey, NH.

Children of Collins Hathorn and Sarah Dean are:

49 i. Sarah Hathorn, born August 09, 1767 in Jaffrey, NH; died May 19, 1834 in Jaffrey, NH; married Ebenezer Jaquith June 22, 1786 in Jaffrey, Cheshire, NH.

ii. Keziah Hathorn, born 1760 in Jaffrey, Cheshire, NH; married Jessie Jaquith 1784.

100. Samuel Clark260, born Abt. 1740; died in Newburyport, MA ?. He married 101. Hannah Harris261.

101. Hannah Harris262, born Abt. 1742.

Child of Samuel Clark and Hannah Harris is:

50 i. Silas Clark, born 1763 in MA; married Elizabeth Campbell.

114. Benjamin Dyer263, born Abt. 1750. He married 115. Jemima Blake264.

115. Jemima Blake265, born Abt. 1755.

Child of Benjamin Dyer and Jemima Blake is:

57 i. Rachel Dyer, born March 01, 1778 in Sidney, Kennebec, ME; died August 29, 1832 in Corinth, ME; married Samuel Gould November 25, 1802 in Sidney or Vassalboro, Kennebec, ME.

Endnotes

1. Joanne Johansen, father.

2. Joanne Johansen, mother.

3. 1920 census, ED#75:Sh 7A, 6 yrs old at 154 Mt. Hope Ave.

4. Joanne Johansen, my grandfather.

5. Vital Records of Winn, ME.

6. Frank Gordon, The orphanage she was raised in was in Rockland.

7. Frank Gordon, The orphanage she was raised in was in Rockland.

8. 1920 census, Vol 20, E.D. 130, Sh. 1, Ln 67, Penob, Winn. House 16. Alfred M. was 77 yrs; Belle B was 71.

9. History of Penobscot County, Maine (1882), (Cleveland: Williams, Chase & Co.), 283, Apr 8 1857, at a town mtg. became Constable, $75 raised for town charges and support of poor. $100 raised for support of schools, $300 for highways. Between 1851 and 1854, inhabitants of Snowville, or River Township No. 4, were organized as Five Islands Plantation.On Apr 8 1957, town of Winn incorporated. In 1855, 36 voters. Listed in bills of town, Alfred Gordon, Constable $4.00.Chester lies on the northwest side of the Penobscot, having Winn and Lincoln on the opposite side. Mentions the Snow, Gordon, Brown and Fire Islands between Chester & Winn in the Penobscot river. Incorporated in 1834. 400 people reside almost altogether on the river road and up the Medunkeunk Stream.

10. FHC - Idaho, 9252, IGI - says b. in Medway, Penobscot. Batch number: 7732113 Sheet: 4 .

11. Edited by Ruth Gray, Marriage Returns of Penobscot County, Maine, (Picton Press, Camden, ME), 682, p. 387 of Winn records. m. by S. H. Bailey.

12. 1860 census, 802, Penobscot, Winn. age 17, listed as farm laborer.

13. 1816-1883, Penobscot County Probate, 321, Hugh Gordon a minor over 14 of Winn gdn Aug 1870 Alfred Gordon (40:629).

14. South Winn cemetery, transcribed as Nov 20 1931. I had April 1931 typed in.

15. WFT V1 #0656.

16. FHC - Idaho, 9252, IGI - known as Belle S. Brooks. twin to Joshua.

17. History of Windham, NH, 778 - 782, Stuart family line. Alexander Stuart's lived about 1760. p. 782 Alexander, the son, became a proprietor in Belfast, ME, at the time of the emigration from Windham and Londonderry, about 1769. Supplement to History of Windham, p.132 -Lands granted in Ireland to Cromwellian officers, 1649 Stuart, Alexander, roll 2, p. 104, other Stuarts as well.

18. Vital Records of Winn, ME, formerly of Lowell. try Lowell, ME.

19. Edited by Ruth Gray, Marriage Returns of Penobscot County, Maine, (Picton Press, Camden, ME), 682, m. by S.H. Bailey.

20. 1920 census, ED#130:Sh1B, 71 yrs. mother from Canada.

21. WFT V1 #0656.

22. FHC - Idaho, 9252, IGI - known as Belle S. Brooks. twin to Joshua.

23. History of Windham, NH, 778 - 782, Stuart family line. Alexander Stuart's lived about 1760. p. 782 Alexander, the son, became a proprietor in Belfast, ME, at the time of the emigration from Windham and Londonderry, about 1769. Supplement to History of Windham, p.132 -Lands granted in Ireland to Cromwellian officers, 1649 Stuart, Alexander, roll 2, p. 104, other Stuarts as well.

24. Vital Records of Winn, ME, formerly of Lowell. try Lowell, ME.

25. Edited by Ruth Gray, Marriage Returns of Penobscot County, Maine, (Picton Press, Camden, ME), 682, m. by S.H. Bailey.

26. 1920 census, ED#130:Sh1B, 71 yrs. mother from Canada.

27. Donald Gordon.

28. Donald Gordon.

29. Leo Gordon's notes, About 1893, his wife was committed to Bangor St. mental hospital.The children were sent to an orphanage.

30. E. Corinth TR, not in town records, began 1864. b. 1863.

31. Leo Gordon.

32. Leticia Rosado Russell, Jaquith & Johnson families, (AOL e-mail "[email protected]"), "Electronic," middle name.

33. Edited by Ruth Gray, Marriage Returns of Penobscot County, Maine, (Picton Press, Camden, ME), 922, p. 284 (Corinth). m. by Rev. P.F. Brown.

34. Frank Gordon, About 1893, was committed to Augusta State hospital. Transferred to Bangor State Hospital when it opened (1910?) where she remained until she d. in 1914.

35. Leo Gordon.

36. E. Corinth TR, b. Dexter.

37. Leticia Rosado Russell, Jaquith & Johnson families, (AOL e-mail "[email protected]"), "Electronic," middle name.

38. Edited by Ruth Gray, Marriage Returns of Penobscot County, Maine, (Picton Press, Camden, ME), 922, p. 284 (Corinth). m. by Rev. P.F. Brown.

39. Frank Gordon, About 1893, was committed to Augusta State hospital. Transferred to Bangor State Hospital when it opened (1910?) where she remained until she d. in 1914.

40. Leo Gordon.

41. E. Corinth TR, b. Dexter.

42. David Gordon, couldn't find in E. Corinth town records.

43. Leo Gordon's notes..

44. 1850 census, 336, Penobscot TWP 4 R. check census page - says Alfred, but had to be Alford.

45. Reynolds, Mary, "Electronic," ran a sawmill in Mattawamkeag-Winn which seems to have beenoriginally owned by one of the many John Gordons. If William and John(Jr.) were brothers, it sounds reasonable that Alford would have gone toWinn when he was old enough to work. There is a history of Winn whichhas a lot of stuff about Kyles. One of the U.S. soldiers killed in a helicopter attackin Somalia in November l993 was a Gordon from Mattawankeag. Larry readabout him in the Bangor Daily News at that time. He received the Medalof Honor postumously in May 1994.

46. 1860 census, 802, Penobscot, Winn, house #133; family#127. lists 10 children and Alfred (Alford) as 57, Eliza as 44. farmer. real estate value $1200; personal prop. $677. birthplace Maine. also list a domestic, 78 yrs, Sarah Kile? from New Brunswick.

47. South Winn cemetery, our Gordons. Dana Rae Pelletier. Alford transcribed as Gorden. Also listed under the Leavitt plot as Alford Gordon.

48. Reynolds, Mary, "Electronic," said Alford b. in Warren, which was in Mass. in 1808. [email protected].

49. Marion Edna Reed Kimball, The Pilgrim Way, (House of Falmouth, Inc., Portland, Maine), 21, 35, Elsie and "Alfred" Alford made their new home in Plantation No. 1 (Chester) on the lot recently vacated by Leo Harmon. Devoted member of Free-Will- baptist ch. and went to monthly conferences of the ch when past 80 years of age.

50. Jo Kimball Loupin, descendant of John Osman Kyle, brother of Elsie.

51. South Winn cemetery, Dana Rae Pelletier website.

52. Marion Edna Reed Kimball, The Pilgrim Way, (House of Falmouth, Inc., Portland, Maine), 21, 35, Elsie and "Alfred" Alford made their new home in Plantation No. 1 (Chester) on the lot recently vacated by Leo Harmon. Devoted member of Free-Will- baptist ch. and went to monthly conferences of the ch when past 80 years of age.

53. Jo Kimball Loupin, descendant of John Osman Kyle, brother of Elsie.

54. South Winn cemetery, Dana Rae Pelletier website.

55. Marion Edna Reed Kimball, The Pilgrim Way, (House of Falmouth, Inc., Portland, Maine), 35.

56. Dana Willis Fellows, MD, History of the Town of Lincoln, (Dingley Press, Inc., Lewiston, ME), was his 3rd wife.

57. Local History and Genealogy for Lincoln, Maine and Surrounding Towns, "The Mattanawcook Observer," February 1984, Vol. 2 No. ?.

58. Donald Gordon.

59. WFT V1 #0656.

60. WFT V1 #0656.

61. WFT V1 #0656.

62. Corinthian cemetery, Obed and his 2nd wife Maria Jaquith (first cousins) are buried with his 1st wife Betsey Stevens Corinth, ME.

63. Mason S. Palmer, Town of Corinth, Maine, early gleanings and random collections, (Bangor: Press of B.A. Burr, (Whig and courier job office) 1893), 4, 5, 12, 28, Corinthis 6 mi square, 23040 acres, bounded on North by Charleston, East by Hudson, West by Exeter, South by Levant, is the 186th town in district of Maine, loated as a township in 1792, known as township #2, in the 4th range of townships north of the Waldo patent.Township named "New Ohio" in 1792 by Tibbets and Budge, when they decided to stay there instead of going to Ohio. Kenduskeag stream runs southeasterly thru center of town. Pushaw pond in northern part of town. Early settlers got salmon of good size, at a distance of 17 mi from waters of the Penobscot. Royal Clark was one of the newcomers with Budge & Tibbets. 1811 Jun 21, township 2 was incorporated and became Corinth. Were 197 inhabitants. First town meeting 17 Mar 1812: Jonathan Snow, surveyor of highways, David Gove, assessor. "The town road leading directly west from Corinth Methodist meeting house, after passing farms of J. B. Wheeler and C.B. Bragdon, leads you to the neighborhood known as the Thomas Bean settlement, and you pass farms of R. Folley, A.French, A. Johson, R. Doe, H. Clark, J. Hersom and O. Jaqueth. These are good farms and well cultivated."

64. 1850, 1860 census, 336, living with Hiram and Eunice Gould. Letitia Rosado Russell, cousin, CA.

65. FHL, IGI, M521631, says m. in Corinth.

66. E. Corinth TR, b. Albion in Frank Jaquith's marriage records.

67. Corinthian cemetery.

68. FHL, IGI, M521631.

69. Corinthian cemetery.

70. FHL, IGI, M521631.

71. Corinthian cemetery, take road to left, down bottom of hill, next to Blodgett stone.

72. Edited by Ruth Gray, Marriage Returns of Penobscot County, Maine, (Picton Press, Camden, ME), 439, p. 322, Charleston records. says Gershom "S." Gould.

73. Donald Gordon, lived next door to L.B. Gordon on Lincoln St., Dexter, where credit union is (corner of Lincoln and Main St.).

74. David Gordon, owned land from the credit union to Lake Wassookeag.

75. FHL, IGI, 9325, ME, says m. Corinth, Penobscot..

76. 1816-1883, Penobscot County Probate, 322`, oldest son of Abel Gould (will).

77. Edited by Ruth Gray, Marriage Returns of Penobscot County, Maine, (Picton Press, Camden, ME), 439, p. 322, Charleston records.

78. Charleston, ME TR, d. 4 oct 1872.

79. Edited by Ruth Gray, Marriage Returns of Penobscot County, Maine, (Picton Press, Camden, ME), 439, p. 322, Charleston records.

80. Charleston, ME TR, d. 4 oct 1872.

81. 1800 census, 558 (677), living in Camden, Lincoln, ME - need to get a copy of the page: not sure about following ages. Males: (1)under 5; (1) 15 to 20; Females: (3) under 5, (1) 15 to 20.

82. "Wiscasset, ME courthouse," Book #36, p. 24, Apr 2, 1796, 1793, March 5 - rec'd 10 pounds 10 shillings for 100 acres of land (Lot #35) in Cambden township fr William Gregory. 1796, March 13 - rec'd $180 for 100 acres of land (Lot #37) in Cambden township, Lincoln Co., Commonwealth of Mass. from Wm. McGoone and Ebenezer McGoone both of Cambden.

83. Maine Pensioners of 1835, 174, Lists William Gordon in Lincoln County, private, 21st regiment infantry, heirs: Freelove, Alfred, Hugh, Elizabeth and Jane Gordon; annual allowance 48.00, sums rec'd 240.00, ending of pension Feb 17, 1820. Also lists a John Gordon, Jr in Lincoln Co., private, 21st regiment infantry; heirs, Justin, John and Josiah Gordon.

84. Internet, Mary Reynolds, Searsport, Maine. William must have died before l820 because I have seen application of his wife for Rev. War. pension in Probate records in Rockland, ME.

85. History of New Windham, NH, 1778, William Gordon mentioned as receiving 10 pounds to join the intended expedition to Providence, RI. Aug. 1778, the French fleet sent to operate against the British in Rhode Island. NH men volunteered and joined the Continental Army in RI. 1778, Jan 3, change of a town line placed William in Salem, NH; he signed a petition to be reunited with Windham which was turned down. In 1798, Windham voted in all future taxes to omit those living in Salem.The people of Scotch descent in Salem were entirely separated in religious and town affairs from their Presbyterian relatives in Windham. End of Revolution 19 Apr 1783.

86. Reynolds, Mary, "Electronic," Beth Eyles RR1 Box l36 Lincoln Center Me 04458. Looking at her letter I can't believe that the date is 1991. Hope she is still in Lincoln Center.There is a lot of stuff about children of William and Betsey. Rec'd letter fr Beth June 7 1999.

87. Maine state archives, land grant. Gordan, William - Fryeburg - Maine.

88. 1810 census, 118, Lincoln, Camden. 9 people total. 21001 12110. Have copy of census pg showing Benjamin and John also.

89. FHL, IGI, 9284 Maine, liv.abt 1767, of Warren, ME relative: Mary S. Murdock.

90. LDS, 331, liv.abt.1767, of Warren, Maine. Microfilm #0183470. Salt Lake Temple records "Baptisms for the Dead," Book 3B 1917 - 1918. Sep 24, 1917. Thomas Beissinger and others, listed a proxy. Mary S. Murdoch listed as inst. Many Montgomerys listed on p.332,334,342, 346 and Elizabeth Cooper on p.346.

91. Lois Gordon, Glen Cove - site of land that Wm. Gordon owned. went to LDS center there. near Camden?

92. DAR Patriot Index, Says d. in MA. Revolutionary War Pensioners, Vol. 44, see Ayers, Joseph. S. File #5251Death: also listed under Pensioners of Maine, 1835.

93. Cyrus Eaton, Annals of the Town of Warren in Knox County, Maine, (Masters and Livermore, Hallowell. 1877), m. Wm. Gordon r. Warren rem. up country, p. 588 (not sure this is Annals of Warren, might be DAR patriots).

94. 1800 census, 558, Lincoln Co.

95. 1820 census, 252, Betsy Gordon in Warren, Lincoln, ME - 020100/00201/001. M33 Roll#36.

96. 1830 census, 1830 census shows Elizabeth Gordon in York Co, Corning? p. 303, 2 females - 50-60 , 20-30; and p. 251, Elizabeth Gordon, ME York Co, York, females - 3, 1 50-60 and 2@20-30.

97. Reynolds, Mary, "Electronic," I do have copies of the applications for guardianship from Betsey Gordon in l8l8.

98. Kennebec Co. Court records, Possibly ours? GORDON, BETSEY A Plt/Def PLT Location AugustaCase #9472 Mo/Year 5/1850 Page 13-286 Box/File 116-62 Cause DIVORCE.

99. LDS, 346, Microfilm#0183470, #11482. temple records Mary S. Murdoch Inst.

100. Cyrus Eaton, Annals of the Town of Warren in Knox County, Maine, (Masters and Livermore, Hallowell. 1877), m. Wm. Gordon r. Warren rem. up country, p. 588 (not sure this is Annals of Warren, might be DAR patriots).

101. 1800 census, 558, Lincoln Co.

102. 1820 census, 252, Betsy Gordon in Warren, Lincoln, ME - 020100/00201/001. M33 Roll#36.

103. 1830 census, 1830 census shows Elizabeth Gordon in York Co, Corning? p. 303, 2 females - 50-60 , 20-30; and p. 251, Elizabeth Gordon, ME York Co, York, females - 3, 1 50-60 and 2@20-30.

104. Reynolds, Mary, "Electronic," I do have copies of the applications for guardianship from Betsey Gordon in l8l8.

105. Kennebec Co. Court records, Possibly ours? GORDON, BETSEY A Plt/Def PLT Location AugustaCase #9472 Mo/Year 5/1850 Page 13-286 Box/File 116-62 Cause DIVORCE.

106. LDS, 346, Microfilm#0183470, #11482. temple records Mary S. Murdoch Inst.

107. Local History and Genealogy for Lincoln, Maine and Surrounding Towns, "The Mattanawcook Observer," February 1984, Vol. 2 No. ?: Ruth Gordon Varney genealogy.

108. Internet, Susan Wacaser [email protected]. she was born on May 16, 1794, two years after Wm & Elizabeth's marriage, according to your message. I have found her grave in Greenfield, Maine. She was married twice; first to Matthew White, who may have been born in Belmont, then to Jonathan Sargeant. She died in 1881. Her daughter Alice Lucinda White married my ancestor William Twombly.

109. Local History and Genealogy for Lincoln, Maine and Surrounding Towns, "The Mattanawcook Observer," February 1984, Vol. 2 No. ?: Ruth Gordon Varney genealogy - had 3 or more children.

110. Local History and Genealogy for Lincoln, Maine and Surrounding Towns, "The Mattanawcook Observer," February 1984, Vol. 2 No. ?: resided in Union, ME - had 11 children.

111. Local History and Genealogy for Lincoln, Maine and Surrounding Towns, "The Mattanawcook Observer," February 1984, Vol. 2 No. ?: had 5 children.

112. Local History and Genealogy for Lincoln, Maine and Surrounding Towns, "The Mattanawcook Observer," February 1984, Vol. 2 No. ?: Ruth Varney Genealogical records, had one child.

113. Leo Gordon's notes., 2nd settlers in TWP#4, became Winn 1822.

114. History of Penobscot County, Maine (1882), (Cleveland: Williams, Chase & Co.), 498, First settlers, Joseph Snow. 1822 - came from Bradley, made a clearing and built a log house on what was later Lot. No. 8. 4th child born in Lewiston, ME- returned to Londonderry, NH 2 children.More children from Rumford Falls, ME. 8th child born across river in Dixfield where Elsie Kyle was born, then to Great Works again last two children born. Dec 8, 1841 logs. piled up to be put in river rolled over him and killed him instantly. 76 yrs by grandson, Jackson Kyle.

115. Rev. War pension papers, Vol. 44, R. File No. 6056, Under Koyle, Ephraim.

116. 1837 census, Tp 4 R3 (Winn) bounds: Mattawamkeag, Webster, Lee, Lincoln, Chester. Its previous designations were: River Township 4, Snowville, Fiver Islands being settled in 1820. Winn incorp. 21 Mar 1857 the 398th town in Maine. Cyrus I.Fay 1 2 4 7, Joseph Snow 3 7 4 14; Amos Berry 3 2 2 7; Leonard Snow 2 2 2 6; Ephraim Kyle 0 0 2 2 (2 over 21); Thomas Brackett 1 5 2 8.

117. Leonard Morrison, A History of Windham, NH, (Boston, MA: Cupples, Upham & Co. 1883), Applied for Rev. War Pension, age 74, (1832). Residence at date of appl. Oswego, NY. Residence at date of application: Windham, NH. b. Windham, NH, 1749. Enlisted 1775 under Capt. James Gilmore, reenlisted under Capt. Elisha Woodbury and wounded at Bunker Hill. Draft in 1777, served under Stark and aided in cutting off Burgoyne's retreat. 1778, volunteered aboard ship "Mifflin" under Capt. Daniel McNeal-served 10 mos. In 1780, moved fr. Windham to Manchester, VT and volunteered under Ethan Allen to guard the frontier. Not sure this is the our Ephraim Kyle.

118. Mabel Libby Booker, History and Genealogy of Chester, Maine, 138.

119. Marion Edna Reed Kimball, The Pilgrim Way, (House of Falmouth, Inc., Portland, Maine), 21, moved to Lunt's Grant (Peru) abt 10 mi below Rumford Falls on the Androscoggin River. Entire settlement composed of 5 grants: Viz Peck's, Thompson's, Fox's, and Lunt's Upper and Lower grants. He settled in the upper district. School agent and fence viewer in 1814. Buried in old Snow burying ground in So. Winn.

120. DanaRae's web site, bur. in Snow's cemetery,Winn.

121. Mabel Libby Booker, History and Genealogy of Chester, Maine, 138.

122. Marion Edna Reed Kimball, The Pilgrim Way, (House of Falmouth, Inc., Portland, Maine), 21, bur. in Old Snow burying ground in So. Winn.

123. Leo Gordon, Sarah moved with Ephraim:1808 in Londonderry, NH, then to Litchfield, NH 8 mi from Londonderry; then went to Oxford Co. to a place called Lunt's Grant, Peru, 10 mi below Rumford Falls on the Androscoggin River. Entire settlement composed of 5 grants incl. Lunt's Upper and Lower Grants. He settled in Upper district. School agent and fence viewer here in 1814. not in Londonderry, NH book at DAR. only child of John Osman.

124. 1830 census, 1830 census, p 13, Penobscot, Lincoln for Benjamin Osman (don't know if related) - 4 males: 1@50-60, 3@10-20; 1 female 50-60.

125. Marion Edna Reed Kimball, The Pilgrim Way, (House of Falmouth, Inc., Portland, Maine), 21, bur. in Old Snow burying ground in So. Winn.

126. Leo Gordon, Sarah moved with Ephraim:1808 in Londonderry, NH, then to Litchfield, NH 8 mi from Londonderry; then went to Oxford Co. to a place called Lunt's Grant, Peru, 10 mi below Rumford Falls on the Androscoggin River. Entire settlement composed of 5 grants incl. Lunt's Upper and Lower Grants. He settled in Upper district. School agent and fence viewer here in 1814. not in Londonderry, NH book at DAR. only child of John Osman.

127. 1830 census, 1830 census, p 13, Penobscot, Lincoln for Benjamin Osman (don't know if related) - 4 males: 1@50-60, 3@10-20; 1 female 50-60.

128. Marion Edna Reed Kimball, The Pilgrim Way, (House of Falmouth, Inc., Portland, Maine).

129. Marion Edna Reed Kimball, The Pilgrim Way, (House of Falmouth, Inc., Portland, Maine), 21.

130. Donald Gordon.

131. GenServ#WYMO6MA, Woburn Vital Records Births Deaths & Marriages 1640-1873.

132. WFT V1 #0656.

133. WFT V1 #0656.

134. WFT V1 #0656.

135. WFT V1 #0656.

136. WFT V1 #0656.

137. George Oakes Jaquith and Georgetta Jaquith Walker, The Jaquith family in America, (Boston : New England Historic Genealogical Society, 1982), Collins and 3 brothers went to Maine in 1808, settling in adjoining townships and hewing farms out of the hard wood wilderness. Collins to Albion, Luke to Palermo, and Asa & Ebenezer to Vassalboro. Collins had a long flintlock rifle, as reported in letters written by his grandson, Reuben Clark Jaquith, in 1917 & 1922. Resided in Sidney, ME 1821-1822.

138. Joanne Johansen, Central Maine railroad went from Waterville, Fairfield (west of Albion), north of Vassalboro to Newport.

139. Mason S. Palmer, Town of Corinth, Maine, early gleanings and random collections, (Bangor: Press of B.A. Burr, (Whig and courier job office) 1893), 28, H. Clark mentioned as one of the farms in Corinth, along with A. French, A. Johnson, R. Doe, H. Clark, J. Hersom and O. Jaqueth. These are good farms and well cultivated. Also a James Clark in First Bapt. ch. in Palermo with Luke Jaquith.

140. A History of the Early Settlement of Palermo ME, Ch 4, January 23, 1816 - John Clark is mentioned. Sylvester Cemetery in Palermo mentions CLARK: John, d. 4-26-1865 73 yrs - possibly Betsey's brother ?John, Jr., d. 12-19-1839 19 yrs; Mary, d. 2-8-1841 25yrs.

141. Penobscot Co. query, CHANDLER; 1475-1873; ENG>MA,USA>ME,USA Posted by John Clement <[email protected]> on Tue, 27 Jul 1999 John CHANDLER 1802-1888 of Corinth, Maine.........+Betsy S. CLARK 1802-1881 ...............d/o Ebenezer and Susan (SMITH) CLARK.

142. Edited by Ruth Gray, Maine Families in 1790, (Special Publication No.2, Maine Genealogical Society, Picton Press, Camden, Maine, 1988), V1:45,46, Elisha and Ephraim Clark mentioned in Jefferson or China.

143. Maine marriages before 1892, (Maine state archives), "Electronic," Clark, Lizzie G. from Vassalboro m. Portland 1869.

144. Leticia Rosado Russell, Jaquith & Johnson families, (AOL e-mail "[email protected]"), "Electronic," bur. in Shaw cemetery, Albion, Kennebec, ME.

145. Mason S. Palmer, Town of Corinth, Maine, early gleanings and random collections, (Bangor: Press of B.A. Burr, (Whig and courier job office) 1893), 28, H. Clark mentioned as one of the farms in Corinth, along with A. French, A. Johnson, R. Doe, H. Clark, J. Hersom and O. Jaqueth. These are good farms and well cultivated. Also a James Clark in First Bapt. ch. in Palermo with Luke Jaquith.

146. A History of the Early Settlement of Palermo ME, Ch 4, January 23, 1816 - John Clark is mentioned. Sylvester Cemetery in Palermo mentions CLARK: John, d. 4-26-1865 73 yrs - possibly Betsey's brother ?John, Jr., d. 12-19-1839 19 yrs; Mary, d. 2-8-1841 25yrs.

147. Penobscot Co. query, CHANDLER; 1475-1873; ENG>MA,USA>ME,USA Posted by John Clement <[email protected]> on Tue, 27 Jul 1999 John CHANDLER 1802-1888 of Corinth, Maine.........+Betsy S. CLARK 1802-1881 ...............d/o Ebenezer and Susan (SMITH) CLARK.

148. Edited by Ruth Gray, Maine Families in 1790, (Special Publication No.2, Maine Genealogical Society, Picton Press, Camden, Maine, 1988), V1:45,46, Elisha and Ephraim Clark mentioned in Jefferson or China.

149. Maine marriages before 1892, (Maine state archives), "Electronic," Clark, Lizzie G. from Vassalboro m. Portland 1869.

150. Leticia Rosado Russell, Jaquith & Johnson families, (AOL e-mail "[email protected]"), "Electronic," bur. in Shaw cemetery, Albion, Kennebec, ME.

151. History of Penobscot County, Maine (1882), (Cleveland: Williams, Chase & Co.), 283.

152. History of Penobscot County, Maine (1882), (Cleveland: Williams, Chase & Co.), 283.

153. History of Penobscot County, Maine (1882), (Cleveland: Williams, Chase & Co.), 283.

154. History of Penobscot County, Maine (1882), (Cleveland: Williams, Chase & Co.), 355, don't know what source this came from "moved to Corinth @ 16 yrs, and to Charleston a few years later and married Catherine Smith."

155. Edited by Ruth Gray, Marriage Returns of Penobscot County, Maine, (Picton Press, Camden, ME), 49, p. 151, Penobscot Co. m. by Gershom Lord.

156. 1816-1883, Penobscot County Probate, 322, Will: 28 Nov 1868 - Apr 1869. Wife unnamed, oldest son Gershom L., 2nd son Albert S., 3rd son Daniel W., 4th son Francis H., 5th son Freeland W., oldest dau Esther J., 2nd dau Katy E., 3rd dau Georgie A (57:191). of Old Town, ae 14y.

157. Charleston, ME cemetery, to left of tall Higgins monument, abt halfway between Rt. 15 and monument.

158. Edited by Ruth Gray, Marriage Returns of Penobscot County, Maine, (Picton Press, Camden, ME), 49, p. 151, Penobscot records. of Charleston, ME.

159. Edited by Ruth Gray, Marriage Returns of Penobscot County, Maine, (Picton Press, Camden, ME), 49, p. 151, Penobscot records. of Charleston, ME.

160. Charleston, ME cemetery, next to Abel Gould's stone.

161. Charleston, ME cemetery.

162. Bouttelle cemetery, off W. Corinth Rd on Ledge Hill Rd or Exeter Mills Rd.

163. Bouttelle cemetery, Corinth, I believe.

164. Bouttelle cemetery, Corinth, I believe.

165. 1790 census, in Camden: males: >16 (3); <16 (1); 1 female.

166. 1810 census, 118, Camden, Lincoln.

167. Maine Pensioners of 1835, 21st regiment infantry. same John Gordon ? patriot index - 7-28-1754 MA; d. 1-7-1793 MA m. Phoebe Willard.

168. Anna Simpson Hardy, History of Hope, ME, xii, 1772, Apr 3 - John Gordon gave up his permission which is now on proprietors file. 1774, May 2 - John Gordon permitted to settle Lot #60.1785, Nov 9 - Benjamin Gordon permitted to settle Lot #16.

169. DAR Abstracts of Rev. War pensions, 1388, Also, Josiah Gordon - S29838, NH line appl Kennebec Co., ME, age 75. b. 1757 in Exeter, NH; lived in Cheshire, NH during war. Chesterville, ME for 20 yrs.

170. Camden, Maine records, Twenty Associates Records for Camden, Maine. April 7, 1769 John Gordon of St. Georges, a turner allowed to settle on lot #8. April 3, 1772 Abraham Jones allowed to settle on lot #8 John Gordon having given up his permission. May 2, 1774, John Gordon allowed to settle on lot #60. [email protected] (Sandy Delano).

171. Maine Pensioners of 1835.

172. Cyrus Eaton, Annals of Warren, Christened 13 Jul 1738, Middleboro

173. FHL, IGI, addendum. christened 13 Jul 1738, Middleboro, Plymouth, MA.

174. Maine Genealogical Society, Probate records of Lincoln County, Maine, (Special Publication No. 6. Picton Press, Camden, Maine.1895, rev. 1991), 15, Townsend became Boothbay Harbor. John Montgomery of Townsend, Adm'r, 5 Sep 1764. [I,56] Inventory by Samuel McCobb and Robert Wiley, both of Townsend, and John Orr, of Walpole 3 Nov 1754, 35 lbs [I, 99].

175. Maine Genealogical Society, Probate records of Lincoln County, Maine, (Special Publication No. 6. Picton Press, Camden, Maine.1895, rev. 1991), 12, Will of a different Robert Montgomery of Townsend (became Boothbay Harbor) in County of York, prov. of Mass. Bay in New England, 25 Mar 1758. to wife Sarah 1/3 of my personal and real estate; son James 5 shillings, Robert 5 shillings, Dau Anna 1/2 of remainder of my real and personal estate, John and Samuel remained to be divided equally. executors - Sarah, Brother Capt. William Miller and Samuel McCobb. witnesses - John North, Walter Baker, John Montgomery. probated 27 Sep 1763.

176. LDS, 334, Microfilm#0183470, #11061. Temple records Sep 24 1917.

177. Cyrus Eaton, Annals of the Town of Warren in Knox County, Maine, (Masters and Livermore, Hallowell. 1877), 70, Mr. Eaton took the narration of Boice Cooper's return fr. Ireland from Mrs. Elizabeth Montgomery, dau. of Boice, an intelligent and dignified old lady, whose frequent and interesting visits at his house, even though very young, are still remembered,.

178. LDS, 346, Microfilm #0183470, #11467. liv.abt.1739, of Warren.

179. Cyrus Eaton, Annals of the Town of Warren in Knox County, Maine, (Masters and Livermore, Hallowell. 1877), 70, Mr. Eaton took the narration of Boice Cooper's return fr. Ireland from Mrs. Elizabeth Montgomery, dau. of Boice, an intelligent and dignified old lady, whose frequent and interesting visits at his house, even though very young, are still remembered,.

180. LDS, 346, Microfilm #0183470, #11467. liv.abt.1739, of Warren.

181. 1790 census, had six other children. Manchester, VT. Leo Gordon's notes.

182. Supplement to History of Windham, NH, 1775 was in Windham Military Co.

183. Gleanings in Londonderry and Dublin, Ireland, 122, Kile, William, married Mary Gee, Apr 6, 1684. taken from church register, parish of Templemore, Londonderry, Ireland, in the diocese of Derry.

184. Mabel Libby Booker, History and Genealogy of Chester, Maine, 138.

185. Marion Edna Reed Kimball, The Pilgrim Way, (House of Falmouth, Inc., Portland, Maine), 35, mentioned that Elsie Kyle Gordon named her first dau for her grandmother Zilpha Merrill Kyle.

186. Marion Edna Reed Kimball, The Pilgrim Way, (House of Falmouth, Inc., Portland, Maine), 35, mentioned that Elsie Kyle Gordon named her first dau for her grandmother Zilpha Merrill Kyle.

187. Leo Gordon, Deserted from English Army to America leaving fortune in Bank of England. Leo Gordon research probably from Lois Gordon Crawford. 1980s.

188. Donald Gordon.

189. GenServ#WYMO6MA, 1256.

190. WFT V1 #0656.

191. Wyman Family, "Electronic."

192. WFT V1 #0656.

193. Wyman Family, "Electronic."

194. WFT V1 #0656.

195. WFT V1 #0656.

196. WFT V1 #0656.

197. George Oakes Jaquith and Georgetta Jaquith Walker, The Jaquith family in America, (Boston : New England Historic Genealogical Society, 1982).

198. Mass. Soldiers and Sailors, 8:720, 722, Ebenezer served in the Revolution as a private in Captain Timothy Walker's Company, Colonel Green's Regiment, which answered the Lexington Alarm, 19 April 1775. He was at Bunker Hill, and at one time was a member of Captain Pollard's Company from Billerica.

199. DAR Abstracts of Rev. War pensions, Vol 96.

200. Annett and Lehtinen, History of Jaffrey, 2:438, Ebenezer settled at Jaffrey near the homestead of his father; his son Seth later occupied it.

201. 1790 census, In the 1790 census of Jaffrey he was listed as head of a household consisting of 1 male over 16, one male under 16, and 3 females.

202. Jaques database, http://genweb.net/~jaques/jaquesfa/aqwg06.htm#275.

203. FHL, IGI, AFN:ZXDG-PP.

204. Jaques database, http://genweb.net/~jaques/jaquesfa/aqwg06.htm#275.

205. FHL, IGI, AFN:ZXDG-PP.

206. CD 15.

207. CD 15.

208. CD 15.

209. Corinthian cemetery.

210. History of Penobscot County, Maine (1882), (Cleveland: Williams, Chase & Co.).

211. Mason S. Palmer, Town of Corinth, Maine, early gleanings and random collections, (Bangor: Press of B.A. Burr, (Whig and courier job office) 1893), 6, On easterly side of Kenduskeag, lay an elevation of grounds peculiarly adapted for planting an Eden neighborhood on which Deacon John Hunting, Herrick, Ball, Samuel Gould and David Gove, and other settled a neighborhood called "Hunting settlement, then East Corinth.

212. NEHGS register, 351, emigrated from ME to E. Portland in 1795.

213. Joanne Johansen, moved to Dixmont, Penobscot with son George in 1822.

214. E. Corinth TR, mother of Hiram.

215. LDS Ancestral File, 184710 Page Number: 1141 Reference Number: 19335.

216. FHL, IGI, M503422, also see Batch number: 8820104 Sheet: 16 .

217. E. Corinth TR, mother of Hiram.

218. LDS Ancestral File, 184710 Page Number: 1141 Reference Number: 19335.

219. FHL, IGI, 457842.

220. Thomas Weston, History of Middleboro, MA, (Houghton, Mifflin & Co.), 105, 429, 434-436, all John's children born in Middleboro.

221. Vital records of Middleborough, MA.

222. Joanne Johansen, Elder's Pond in Lakeville, takes its name fr. John, an elder in the First Baptist Ch. Acquired land-May 19, 1735, fr Elkanah Leonard (Plymouth Registry of Deeds, vol. 333, p. 92). January 1769, freed his negro manservant, Prince, certain parties giving bonds that he should not become a charge to the town. p.105.

223. USGenWeb Massachusetts, Plymouth County, Lakeville, Middleborough, Plymouth, MA cemetery listing, Thompson Hill cemetery.

224. Internet - GENDEX - I1650 & Ancestral file 4.18, FHC.

225. Joanne Johansen, One book said she was born en route to America or Ireland. Immigrant.

226. Internet - GENDEX - I1650, Apr 1998 & Ancestral file 4.18, Mass. Bay Colony.

227. Internet - GENDEX - I1650, Apr 1998 & Ancestral file 4.18, says father of Mary is William Strowbridge (immigrant] d. in Middleborough, MA.

228. Internet - GENDEX - I1650 & Ancestral file 4.18, FHC.

229. Joanne Johansen, One book said she was born en route to America or Ireland. Immigrant.

230. Eaton, Cyrus, Annals of the Town of Warren in Knox County, Maine w/ early history of Broad Bay, St. George's and the neighboring settlements of the Waldo Patent, (Masters and Livermore, Hallowell. 1877), 521, came from Ireland about 1740. Fought with the German settlers who came in 1741 to Broad Bay. Tired of the unequal contests, he relinquished his possessions to Waldo and removed to George's river. Took his two lots in the upper town, along with two back lots he could select were deemed an equivalent for his possessions at Broad Bay. p.69. 1747, Ft. Frederick, Indians attacking. Cooper along with Reuben Pitcher, going down the reiver for rock-weed, were taken prisoner by the Indians and French, and carried off to Canada. Boice, continuing his usual contented and jovial manner, and accommodating himself to the Indian humor, readily answering their questions respecting the cattle, number of men at the fort, and other matters received good usage. While in prison in Canada, a fellow prisoner died, and bequeathed him his violin. His skill on the violin soon made him known to the governor, at whose house he was well entertained, till, on an exchange of prisoners, he was freed and returned.* p.77-78. *Mrs. Montgomery, J. Huse, &c. Returned to Ireland, sold an inheritance there, and brought back a number of men and women, who signed an obligation to work for him severn years in payment of their passage. Among them was Lawrence Parsons. Parsons was patronized by Cooper, married at his house, and rec'd from him the farm at Broad Cove in Cushing. Parsons went onto farm in 1750. Cooper brought up one of his daughters, who was married to Joseph Skinner of this town.* *Mrs. Montgomery , daughter of Cooper L. Parsons, 1st and other. p.69-70 1758, British put forth all their energy in the war; several expeditions planned. Boice Cooper, corporal, was on the muster roll of Capt. Alex. Nickels' company at Ft Frederick, from Aug 14, 1758 to Sep 30, 1759, p.115. A list of settlers in St. George's river, Medumcook, and Broad Bay lists Boice Cooper along with John North in St. George's Upper Town. Supposedly written by Capt. John North.

231. Maine Genealogical Society, Probate records of Lincoln County, Maine, (Special Publication No. 6. Picton Press, Camden, Maine.1895, rev. 1991), 11, 15, Inventoried Benjamin Burton's estate, late of St. Georges along w/Samuel Gilchrist, and Patrick Porterfield all of St. Georges, 18 Jul 1763 414 lbs:2:9:3:3. [I, 47-48] Acct. filed 20 Feb 1782 [II, 260] P.15 - one of executors of Moses Robinson estate 25 Apr 1763.

232. Leonard Morrison, A History of Windham, NH, (Boston, MA: Cupples, Upham & Co. 1883), 74, 75, 1776, Mar 14 -The Continental Congess "Resolved that it be recommended to the several assemblies,.... of safety of the United Colonies immediately to cause all persons to be disarmed within their respective Colonies, who are notoriously disaffected to the cause of America, or who have not associated, and refuse to associate, to defend by arms, the United Colonies against the hostile attempts of the British fleets and armies." 1776, Apr 12 - An order sent to selectmen of towns saying "You are requested to desire all males about 21 yrs (Lunatics, Idiots, and Negroes excepted), to sign to the declaration and make return of, together with the name or names of all who shall refuse to sign..." 1776, Aug 26 - Signers of the Association Test in Windham. "We the Subscribers, do hereby solemnly engage, and promise, that we will, to the utmost of our Power, at the Risque of our Lives and Fortunes, with Arms, oppose the Hostile Proceedings of the British Fleets and Armies against the United American Colonies.- John Kyel, Peter Merrill, Peter Merrill, Jr. 1749 - first burial - David Gregg, son of William and Elizabeth (Kyle) Gregg, who died Mar 6. This site became the first cemetery. An acre of land laid out. Kyles buried there. 1835, Mar 11- Alexander Gordon, one selectman, concerning the new cemetery to be laid out.

233. Mabel Libby Booker, History and Genealogy of Chester, Maine, 138, was a deacon or a minister.

234. History of Windham, NH, 642.

235. Internet, at merrill.freewebworld.com/family/follett/d0029/I2934.html. can't get to it. search on merrill.

236. Internet, GenServ - #proc7nc states date born and place. 3/1998, Also fr. Leo Gordon's notes.

237. David W. Hoyt, Old families of Salisbury and Amesbury, MA, (Reprinted in one volume by Genealogical Publishing Co., Inc. Baltimore, 1982), 222.

238. Internet, GenServ - #proc7nc states date born and place. 3/1998, Also fr. Leo Gordon's notes.

239. David W. Hoyt, Old families of Salisbury and Amesbury, MA, (Reprinted in one volume by Genealogical Publishing Co., Inc. Baltimore, 1982), 222.

240. Donald Gordon.

241. GenServ#WYMO6MA, 998.

242. WFT V3 #0693, "Electronic."

243. GenServ#WYMO6MA.

244. WFT V3 #0693, "Electronic."

245. GenServ#WYMO6MA.

246. GenServ#WYMO6MA, Early Massachucetts Marriages Prior to 1800.

247. GenServ#WYMO6MA, Early Massachucetts Marriages Prior to 1800.

248. GenServ#WYMO6MA, Early Massachucetts Marriages Prior to 1800.

249. Genealogical Register, 713-714.

250. DAR Abstracts of Rev. War pensions, Mrs. Mary A. Jaquith Stebbins. DAR ID Number: 95327 born in Swanzey, N. H. Wife of Elijah Stebbins, Jr. Descendant of Ebenezer Jaquith, as follows: 1. Levi L. Jaquith (b. 1828) m. 1850 S. Louise Kingsbury (1833-92). 2. Seth Jaquith (1804-66) m. Anna Robbins (1806-78). 3. Ebenezer Jaquith, Jr. (1758-1844) m. 1783 Sarah Hathorn (1767-1834). 4. Ebenezer Jaquith m. 1758 Esther French (1736-1823).

251. WFT Vol 6, Family History Library, Salt Lake City, Ut, Film # 0769338 & 0901881.

252. Annett and Lehtinen, History of Jaffrey, Ebenezer Jaquith (1732-1802) enlisted, 1775, in Capt. Solomon Pollard's company from Billerica, Mass., where he was born. He died in Jaffrey, NH.

253. George Oakes Jaquith and Georgetta Jaquith Walker, The Jaquith family in America, (Boston : New England Historic Genealogical Society, 1982), 19.

254. Ancestral File ver 4.18, FHC.

255. DAR Abstracts of Rev. War pensions, Mrs. Mary A. Jaquith Stebbins. DAR ID Number: 95327 born in Swanzey, N. H. Wife of Elijah Stebbins, Jr. Descendant of Ebenezer Jaquith, as follows: 1. Levi L. Jaquith (b. 1828) m. 1850 S. Louise Kingsbury (1833-92). 2. Seth Jaquith (1804-66) m. Anna Robbins (1806-78). 3. Ebenezer Jaquith, Jr. (1758-1844) m. 1783 Sarah Hathorn (1767-1834). 4. Ebenezer Jaquith m. 1758 Esther French (1736-1823).

256. Jaquith/Burgess web site, "Electronic," moved to Jaffrey, NH about 1779. fr. Margaret Burgess @ "[email protected]", 4/1998.

257. DAR Abstracts of Rev. War pensions, Mrs. Mary A. Jaquith Stebbins. DAR ID Number: 95327 born in Swanzey, N. H. Wife of Elijah Stebbins, Jr. Descendant of Ebenezer Jaquith, as follows: 1. Levi L. Jaquith (b. 1828) m. 1850 S. Louise Kingsbury (1833-92). 2. Seth Jaquith (1804-66) m. Anna Robbins (1806-78). 3. Ebenezer Jaquith, Jr. (1758-1844) m. 1783 Sarah Hathorn (1767-1834). 4. Ebenezer Jaquith m. 1758 Esther French (1736-1823).

258. Jaquith/Burgess web site, "Electronic," moved to Jaffrey, NH about 1779. fr. Margaret Burgess @ "[email protected]", 4/1998.

259. Ancestral File ver 4.18, FHC.

260. 1850 census, #089, Newburyport. Is a Samuel there.

261. CD 15.

262. CD 15.

263. LDS Ancestral File, 457842.

264. LDS Ancestral File, 457842.

265. LDS Ancestral File, 457842.