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| 15169 | Wakefield - Anna Margaretta Wakefield (1870-1900) |
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| Anna Margaretta Wakefield was born to Frances Anna Lathrop and Thomas Lafayette Wakefield on June 15, 1870. She became a teacher and lived in Dedham, Massachusetts. She probably died in 1900. | 
Description: Anna Margaretta Wakefield was born to Frances Anna Lathrop and Thomas Lafayette Wakefield on June 15, 1870. She became a teacher and lived in Dedham, Massachusetts. She probably died in 1900. | |||||
| 15170 | Steenstra - Mary F. Steenstra (1874-1953) |
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| Mary F. Steenstra was born on July 30, 1874 to Rev. Peter Henry and Susan Brown (Learned) Steenstra in Cambridge, Massachusetts. Mary’s father, famous as P.H. Steenstra (1833-1911), born in Holland, was professor of Old Testament (Hebrew) literature and interpretation at the Episcopal Theological School [affiliated with Harvard College] in Cambridge, Massachusetts for forty years. He wrote several books on theology and Christian interpretation and was often quoted in his lifetime. The Steenstra family seems to have lived at the Theological School at 18 Hawthorn Street, Cambridge. They summered near Money Maker Lake in Robbinston, Washington County, Maine. Grace Episcopal Church in Robbinston, was founded in 1882 by Dr. Steenstra to serve the colony of summer people in the area. The Carpenter Gothic building is still used for summer services and is listed on the National Register of Historic Places (#01000816). Mary F. Steenstra’s brother, Frederick Henry Steenstra, graduated from Harvard and her sister, Isabella Greene Steenstra, a librarian, was an alumna of Radcliffe, but we have found no record of Mary at any college. Neither Mary nor her sister Isabella married. From about 1920 to at least 1935, when Mary was 61, the sisters had rooms at 23 Berkley Street in Cambridge. The head of the household was Marion Abott [Sic], 66. The only other resident was a servant. Mary and Isabella traveled widely. We have found no record of Mary’s employment . | 
Description: Mary F. Steenstra was born on July 30, 1874 to Rev. Peter Henry and Susan Brown (Learned) Steenstra in Cambridge, Massachusetts. Mary’s father, famous as P.H. Steenstra (1833-1911), born in Holland, was professor of Old Testament (Hebrew) literature and interpretation at the Episcopal Theological School [affiliated with Harvard College] in Cambridge, Massachusetts for forty years. He wrote several books on theology and Christian interpretation and was often quoted in his lifetime. The Steenstra family seems to have lived at the Theological School at 18 Hawthorn Street, Cambridge. They summered near Money Maker Lake in Robbinston, Washington County, Maine. Grace Episcopal Church in Robbinston, was founded in 1882 by Dr. Steenstra to serve the colony of summer people in the area. The Carpenter Gothic building is still used for summer services and is listed on the National Register of Historic Places (#01000816). Mary F. Steenstra’s brother, Frederick Henry Steenstra, graduated from Harvard and her sister, Isabella Greene Steenstra, a librarian, was an alumna of Radcliffe, but we have found no record of Mary at any college. Neither Mary nor her sister Isabella married. From about 1920 to at least 1935, when Mary was 61, the sisters had rooms at 23 Berkley Street in Cambridge. The head of the household was Marion Abott [Sic], 66. The only other resident was a servant. Mary and Isabella traveled widely. We have found no record of Mary’s employment . [show more] | |||||
| 15172 | Rich - Samuel G. Rich (c. 1808-1871) |
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| Samuel G. Rich was born to Jonathan and Margaret (Gott) Rich circa 1808. Samuel married Clarissa R. Galley, daughter of John and Hannah (Richardson) Galley. Samuel died on April 23, 1871 and Clarissa died on November 13, 1890. Elias "Heavenly Crown" Rich (1779-1867) was an uncle to Samuel G. Rich as Elias' father, John Rich (1741-1811) was Samuel’s grandfather. |
Description: Samuel G. Rich was born to Jonathan and Margaret (Gott) Rich circa 1808. Samuel married Clarissa R. Galley, daughter of John and Hannah (Richardson) Galley. Samuel died on April 23, 1871 and Clarissa died on November 13, 1890. Elias "Heavenly Crown" Rich (1779-1867) was an uncle to Samuel G. Rich as Elias' father, John Rich (1741-1811) was Samuel’s grandfather. | |||||
| 15176 | Holden - Frederick Clark Holden (1868-1944) |
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| Frederick Clark Holden was born to Simeon Amasa and Hannah Augusta Gott (Verrill) Holden, on November 4, 1868 in Tremont, Maine. Frederick married Rachel Maude Wilson, daughter of William Wilson, a pharmacist in Brooklyn, New York, on November 10, 1897. Frederick Clark Holden died, at the age of 76, on August 27, 1944 in Prout’s Neck, Maine. | 
Description: Frederick Clark Holden was born to Simeon Amasa and Hannah Augusta Gott (Verrill) Holden, on November 4, 1868 in Tremont, Maine. Frederick married Rachel Maude Wilson, daughter of William Wilson, a pharmacist in Brooklyn, New York, on November 10, 1897. Frederick Clark Holden died, at the age of 76, on August 27, 1944 in Prout’s Neck, Maine. | |||||
| 15177 | Mayo - Lisa Caroline (Mayo) Wilkinson (1887-1965) |
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| Lisa married Holley Albert Wilkinson in 1912. | 
Description: Lisa married Holley Albert Wilkinson in 1912. | |||||
| 15178 | Mayo - Isaac Pepper Mayo (1774-1866) |
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| 15179 | Young - Rosanna (Young) Mayo (1781-1865) |
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| 15180 | Wilkinson - Holley Albert Wilkinson (1886-1970) |
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| 15181 | Holley - Jenny Wood (Holley) Wilkinson (1866-1947) |
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| 15182 | Wilkinson - Joan (Wilkinson) Morehouse (1915-2004) |
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| 15188 | Emery - Osmond Emery (1856-1932) |
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| 15189 | Harper - Ermine Townley (Harper) Emery (1864-1937) aka Mina |
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| Mina was the granddaughter of William Hiram Harper Jr. (1794-1858) | 
Description: Mina was the granddaughter of William Hiram Harper Jr. (1794-1858) | |||||
| 15190 | Clark - Sara A. (Clark) Reed (1835-1917) |
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| 15191 | Reed - Mildred E. (Reed) Carver (1864-1910) |
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| Mildred E. (Reed) Carver (1864-1910) was born on July 23, 1864 to Benjamin B. Reed and Sara A. Clark Reed on July 23, 1864 in Tremont, Maine. Mildred first married Albert Jefferson Carver (1864-) of Seal Cove, son of Wills Carver and Sally (Hopkins) Carver, in 1886 in Tremont. Mildred gave piano lessons. Mildred marred second John Clancy of South Thomaston, Maine, on November 11, 1907 in Tremont. Mildred E. (Reed) Carver died on June 23, 1910 in Tremont. She was buried in Hillrest Cemetery, West Tremont, next to her sister, Nancy M. (Reed) Branscom, Mrs. Charles E. Branscom. | 
Description: Mildred E. (Reed) Carver (1864-1910) was born on July 23, 1864 to Benjamin B. Reed and Sara A. Clark Reed on July 23, 1864 in Tremont, Maine. Mildred first married Albert Jefferson Carver (1864-) of Seal Cove, son of Wills Carver and Sally (Hopkins) Carver, in 1886 in Tremont. Mildred gave piano lessons. Mildred marred second John Clancy of South Thomaston, Maine, on November 11, 1907 in Tremont. Mildred E. (Reed) Carver died on June 23, 1910 in Tremont. She was buried in Hillrest Cemetery, West Tremont, next to her sister, Nancy M. (Reed) Branscom, Mrs. Charles E. Branscom. [show more] | |||||
| 15192 | Hodgdon - Frank Leslie Hodgdon (1869-1941) |
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| Frank may have been a stage driver and mail carrier. |
Description: Frank may have been a stage driver and mail carrier. | |||||
| 15193 | Butler - William Lawton Butler (1877-1943) aka Bill |
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| William first married Alice M. Campbell. He second married Rose E. Campbell | 
Description: William first married Alice M. Campbell. He second married Rose E. Campbell | |||||
| 15194 | Campbell - Alice M. (Campbell) Butler (1889-1925) |
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| 15195 | Robbins - William H. Robbins (1860-?) |
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| William was the father of Sherm Robbins and the grandfather of Sydney Robbins. | 
Description: William was the father of Sherm Robbins and the grandfather of Sydney Robbins. | |||||
| 15196 | Butler - Annie May (Butler) Harper (1878-1966) |
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| Annie May Butler was born on May 10, 1878, to Andrew J. and Eleanor “Lena” (Shuman) Butler on Bartlett’s Island, Maine. Annie married Ansel Lyman Harper on December 7, 1901 in Tremont, Maine. Ansel died on August 18, 1952 and Annie May (Butler) Harper died on August 31, 1966 in Seal Cove, Maine. | 
Description: Annie May Butler was born on May 10, 1878, to Andrew J. and Eleanor “Lena” (Shuman) Butler on Bartlett’s Island, Maine. Annie married Ansel Lyman Harper on December 7, 1901 in Tremont, Maine. Ansel died on August 18, 1952 and Annie May (Butler) Harper died on August 31, 1966 in Seal Cove, Maine. | |||||
| 15197 | Harper - Ansel Lyman Harper (1876-1952) |
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| Ansel Lyman Harper was born on March 26, 1876 to William Hiram III and Hannah A. (Marshall) Harper in Seal Cove, Maine. Ansel married Annie May Butler (1878-1966), daughter of Andrew J. and Eleanor “Lena” (Shuman) Butler, on December 7, 1901 in Tremont, Maine. Ansel was a house painter in 1910. Ansel Lyman Harper died on August 18, 1952 in Seal Cove, Maine. Ansel was the grandson of William Hiram Harper Jr. (1794-1858). | 
Description: Ansel Lyman Harper was born on March 26, 1876 to William Hiram III and Hannah A. (Marshall) Harper in Seal Cove, Maine. Ansel married Annie May Butler (1878-1966), daughter of Andrew J. and Eleanor “Lena” (Shuman) Butler, on December 7, 1901 in Tremont, Maine. Ansel was a house painter in 1910. Ansel Lyman Harper died on August 18, 1952 in Seal Cove, Maine. Ansel was the grandson of William Hiram Harper Jr. (1794-1858). | |||||
| 15199 | Reed - Edmund Blanchard Reed III (1902-1964) |
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| 15200 | Davis - Mary Lou (Davis) Mayo |
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| 15201 | Mayo - Michael Lawrence Mayo |
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| 15202 | Torrey - Jefferson Torrey (1846-1914) |
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| Jefferson Torrey (1846-1914) was born in 1846 to Levi Jr. and Joanna (Staples) Torrey on Swans Island, Maine. Jefferson married Lydia Marie Dolliver (1849-1909), daughter of Benjamin Spurling and Mercey (Smith) Dolliver on April 12, 1869 on Swans Island. Jefferson and Lydia’s oldest child, Lizzie T. Torrey (1871-1918), later Mrs. Linwood E. Joyce, was born on Swans Island. Their next child, Ira C. Torrey (1872-1927) was born at Bass Harbor. Their last child, Levi Benjamin Torrey (1873-1894) was born on Swans Island so the Torrey’s stay in Tremont may have been just long enough to build the house. Jefferson Torrey died on April 1, 1914 on Swans Island and is buried at Rose Hill Cemetery, Atlantic, Swans Island. |
Description: Jefferson Torrey (1846-1914) was born in 1846 to Levi Jr. and Joanna (Staples) Torrey on Swans Island, Maine. Jefferson married Lydia Marie Dolliver (1849-1909), daughter of Benjamin Spurling and Mercey (Smith) Dolliver on April 12, 1869 on Swans Island. Jefferson and Lydia’s oldest child, Lizzie T. Torrey (1871-1918), later Mrs. Linwood E. Joyce, was born on Swans Island. Their next child, Ira C. Torrey (1872-1927) was born at Bass Harbor. Their last child, Levi Benjamin Torrey (1873-1894) was born on Swans Island so the Torrey’s stay in Tremont may have been just long enough to build the house. Jefferson Torrey died on April 1, 1914 on Swans Island and is buried at Rose Hill Cemetery, Atlantic, Swans Island. [show more] | |||||
| 15204 | Lunt - Lester E. Lunt (1903-1984) |
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| Lester was a descendant of Lunt – Abner Coffin Lunt (1751-1792). | 
Description: Lester was a descendant of Lunt – Abner Coffin Lunt (1751-1792). |
