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15201Mayo - Michael Lawrence Mayo
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15202Torrey - 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.
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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. [show more]
15203Jefferson Torrey House
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15204Lunt - Lester E. Lunt (1903-1984)
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Lester was a descendant of Lunt – Abner Coffin Lunt (1751-1792).
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Lester was a descendant of Lunt – Abner Coffin Lunt (1751-1792).
15205Reed - Gardner Adam Reed (1912-1976)
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15206Trask - Millicent Flavilla Trask (1903-1981)
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15207Trask - Charles Orville Trask (1908-1961)
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15208Norwood - Daniel Fairfield Norwood (1861-1924)
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15209Lane - Fitz Henry Lane (1804-1865)
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15214Adelia - Schooner
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15215Hattie J. Allen - Schooner
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15217Clytie - Schooner Yacht
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15220Atlanta - Auxiliary Sail Steamer
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15227Stanley - Fannie Stanley
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15228Jaques - Herbert Jaques (1857-1916)
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Herbert Jaques served as chairmen of the Bar Harbor Village Improvement Association Roads and Path Committee from 1893 to 1900. Jaques was extremely devoted to this position and built many trails during his seven year tenure. The Jaques family had a summer home at Schooner Head, thus much of his work was in that area.
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Herbert Jaques served as chairmen of the Bar Harbor Village Improvement Association Roads and Path Committee from 1893 to 1900. Jaques was extremely devoted to this position and built many trails during his seven year tenure. The Jaques family had a summer home at Schooner Head, thus much of his work was in that area.
15231Stanley - Leslie Victor Stanley (1902-1995)
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15232Stanley - Robert Elliot Stanley (1898-1976)
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15233Bartlett - Emily Mayo (Bartlett) Dix (1838-1898)
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15234MacKinnon - Marcella Katherine (MacKinnon) Stanley (1904-1986)
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15235Bulger - Michael Bulger (1799-1859)
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Along with John Carroll, Michael Bulger arrived on Great Cranberry Island from Ireland by way of Newfoundland around 1820. Michael was a builder and probably built several houses on Great Cranberry Island. He married Dolly Newman and together they had four children.
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Along with John Carroll, Michael Bulger arrived on Great Cranberry Island from Ireland by way of Newfoundland around 1820. Michael was a builder and probably built several houses on Great Cranberry Island. He married Dolly Newman and together they had four children.
15236Newman - Dorothy (Newman) Bulger (1808-1894) aka Dolly
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15237Bulger - Samuel Newman Bulger (1835-1919) aka Capt. Samuel Newman Bulger
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15238Stanley - Mary Lurvey (Stanley) Bulger (1834-1925) aka Mae Sam
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Mary Bulger was the youngest child of Thomas and Mary Lurvey Stanley. Mary and Capt. Samuel had four children, two boys died in infancy.
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Mary Bulger was the youngest child of Thomas and Mary Lurvey Stanley. Mary and Capt. Samuel had four children, two boys died in infancy.
15239Bulger - Ella Florence (Bulger) Joy Spurling (1867-1938)
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15240Asticou - Passenger Boat
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