Ditt from Baden, WI, IN. Fueger from Baden, WI. Kennard from ME, MT. Norton from MA, ME. Schreck from WI, IN, IL. Sewell from New Brunswick, ME. Taute, from Magdeburg, WI, IA. Viles from ME, WI, IA. Ancestor Detective I have been researching my ancestors since 2001. The thrill of tracking down ancestors has become a serious hobby.

Middot; Maines Apple Detective. Middot; Mount McKinley Earlier Named for Maine Native. Middot; Maine Street Views. Middot; The Pownalborough Court House. Middot; Street Scene in Caribou, 1940. Allen, Americas First Black Lawyer. Middot; The Ancient Pavings of Pemaquid. Middot; The Fat Mens Convention of 1870. Middot; Historical Maine Maps Added to Rumsey Collection. Sunday, April 28, 2013.

Map of Waltham, 1834. Abstracted Marriage Records of Grafton, 1876-1894. Map of Bar Harbor, 1904. Land Ownership Map of the Town of Fryeburg. Plan of the Town of Turner, 1770. Plan of Portland, Early 1800s. Taxpayers in Falmouth, 1777. Some Marriages in Kittery, 1695-1738. Map of Oxford and Franklin County Timber Lands, 1899. Map of Lincoln County, 1857. Map of Sagadahoc County, 1858. Map of Waldo County, 1859.

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A discovery of family history with tips and advice you can use in your own genealogy research. Wednesday, December 6, 2017. The Mayflower Society Historian I worked with at my local chapter has been fantastic. She identified a few documents I had been missing in my application and through some delays on my part the actual full application with the necessary documentation was finally submitted on August 14, 2017. a little less than 5 months later. Last night I received an email from the Mayflower historian.

Bean, Bennet, Kingsley, Watts, Weston,Whitney, Williams. Burnham Tavern, Machias, ME; Florida; Haverhill, MA; Jonesboro, ME; Windber, PA. Today we have a special treat in the form of a guest blog. By my third cousin once removed, Tom R Williams. Our closest common ancestors are Samuel Watts and Esther Whitney. Take it away, Tom! .

Enter your email address to receive. Friday, December 28, 2012. As I discussed in my earlier post.

Métis National Council Historical Online Database. The Pittsburgh Jewish Newspaper Project. The Central Database of Shoah Victims Names. Sunday, May 06, 2007. Wyoming State Library came up with a great idea with its Name Changes in Patents Database. Métis National Council Historical Online Database. The Pittsburgh Jewish Newspaper Project.