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This website covers
communities in the valleys of the Allagash and the Fish Rivers in northern
Aroostook County, and the valleys of the Green and Madawaska Rivers in Madawaska
County
The upper St.John River valley was originally inhabited by members of the Maliseet nation, who called the region Wulustuk. Early settlers from Quebec, Acadia and Maine referred to the region as The Madawaska Settlement This website also includes information on the rest of Aroostook County, Maine and on Victoria County, New Brunswick This page is the starting point for history and genealogy links for the communities in the valley of the upper St. John River, or Wulustuk, in Aroostook County, Maine, USA and in Madawaska & Victoria Counties, New Brunswick, Canada. In the early days the community spanned both banks of the St. John River, known to the original population of the valley as Wulustuk. Many of the documents transcribed here, especially from the first half of the 1800s, therefore include communities on both sides of the river. |
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Other Records
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Madawaska County:
Baker Brook |
Clair | Connors
| Edmundston
| Rivière-Verte
| Saint-André
| Sainte-Anne |
Saint-Basile |
Saint-François
| Saint-Hilaire
| Saint-Jacques
| Saint-Léonard
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Information on Victoria County:
Aroostook County:
Upper St.John Valley:
Allagash | Castonia
Settlement (Twp.16, R.12) | Cyr Plantation
| Daigle | EagleLake
| Fort Kent | Frenchville
| Grand Isle | Hamlin
| Madawaska | New
Canada Plantation | Portage Lake
| St.Agatha | St.
Francis | St. John Plantation | VanBuren
| Wallagrass |
Information on the rest of Aroostook County:
In the course of researching my own ancestors I've transcribed documents from some of the regions from which they came before moving to the Upper St.John River valley.
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Last revised 15 Jun 2007
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