the sloop's log fall 2014

Sloops Log 1 Fall 2014

Editors Notes Dear Sloops Log Readers,Welcome to the autumn 2014 issue. Please enjoy.

A Letter From the President by Donna Miller Damon.We are continuing our series of census reports with Toby Webb. This time we look at the 18800 list of Chebeague residents. Donna Miller Damon will continue working with the above census and tell us how people were making a living on the island in 1880.Nancy Maull, one of our many island artists gives us the story of how she ended up on the east end of Chebeague.We have some wonderful photos from Ken Hamilton showing Chebeague and Crow Islands with very few trees.In this issues Toll of the Sea update, Donna will focus on the twentieth century. Unlike the previous stories these tragedies are familiar to many islanders.Its the Portland waterfront back when with the most amusing tales from Mabel and Jackie Doughty, and, Sylvia and Audrey Hamilton.Suzie Stavropoulos has given us some quotes from the Six Town Times of 120 years ago and some recipes from the 1961 Chebeague Island Cookbook.Following up on Martha Os story of vanished island names, I will give a short history of the Curit family.And last but not least Mystery Photo, old and new!

Sincerely,Jane Frizzell, Editor

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On the left is a painting by Louise Rich Todd. The painting depicts the small boats used by the West Winds Girls Sailing Camp on the north shore of Chebeague on Carters Point Road. The camp was operated in the 1930s and 1940s by Jan and Marion Friis. The Sloops Log will be presenting articles on this camp in our next issue.We are very glad to use a paint-

ing by Louise. We all fondly re-member her life and will continue to enjoy her art for many years to come.

J.F.


From the Presidents Desk:

Although it is still fall, it feels like winter after the recent snow storm. A century from now folks will discover a diary written this fall and learn about the surprise storm. What else will they learn about what Chebeague was like in 2014? They will read about our triumphs and tragedies - the challenges we face as inhabitants of an unbridged island in the 21st century and a community that is busy beyond belief? Will they reflect on the various aspects of everyday life that we take for granted and learn that Louise Todd died and Carol Munroe had a baby the same week? Will they be surprised when they read that so many families have moved to the island that the writer cant name the children in the school? How different will life be like then? Will neigh-bors still help neighbors? I hope so, for throughout the centuries of Chebeagues recorded history, the one constant in an ever changing world has been the ability of this community to come together in time of need.

Over the years several diaries have been donated to the Museum. On the surface the daily recording of weather, vital statistics, and daily events arent too exciting, but when one delves deeply you can be transported back in time and walk the roads to the post office, drive in a buggy to church, bait a trawl in a fish house, blast 40 tons of rock off from Banges, entertain friends at the Mayflower Club, win a prize speaking contest at the Hall, plant bluenose potatoes, or attend a seance. Diaries and journals connect the places and names and make the pastcome alive.

This past summer a woman named Virginia McGrath came by the Mu-seum. She and her daughter were staying at the hotel. They had made a special trip to Chebeague from Massachusetts. Her mother and two uncles had played in a trio at Charlie Hamiltons Hill Crest Hotel in 1916. The Kearney trio, came from Con-necticut, and was comprised of Adeline Mary, 19, piano; Alfred,15 cornet; and John, 14, violin. Their parents had visited them once during the summer.

Adeline kept a photographic journal chronically that summer. Virginia McGrath was 82, and she wanted to make sure that the journal and her mothers story was preserved. She arrived un-announced to make the gift. Entitled Memories of a summer spent at Hill Crest at Chebeague Island, Maine, The Acadia of Casco Bay. She chronicles the sum-mer by including postcards, photographs, tide calendars, menus, and brochures and describes trips to Old Orchard, Portland, and Peaks Island. She includes photos of people playing tennis, fishing parties, and interactions with the Native Americans who summered here. Photographs of island houses and landmarks, coupled with jour-nal entries, describe a Chebeague that no one now living ever experienced.

In several entries she mentioned Admiral Robert Peary and Eagle Island: Peary and his wife visited the Hill Crest and our hotel is very proud to have his signature, which due to his hands being frozen on his northern journeys, is very indistinct. They returned to Connecticut on the

Eastern Steamship Ransom B. Fuller.The story of life on Chebeague is richer

because of journals such as the one do-nated by Virginia McGrath.

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While Chebeagues agricultural production had increased by 1880, stone slooping was still an important economic driver. Many Che-beaguers spent the decade of the 1880s in Penobscot Bay building the the Rockland Breakwater or carrying granite to rail-heads; tourism had yet to impact Che-beague. When Edward L. Elwell, an author and promoter of tourism in Portland and Casco Bay, published Portland and Vicin-ity in 1876, he predicted that: ...before the lapse of many years it [Casco Bay] must become one of the most frequented summer resorts on our coast...it offers a most desirable place for the recreation of visitors, and the happiness of its perma-nent inhabitants. While Elwells prophesy for the islands desirability as a tourist destination was coming true for Long Island and Peaks Island, a quarter century would elapse before tourism would be an economic driver on Chebeague. Ewell described Great Chebeague as: ...a large island...of two thousand acres, and has a considerable population, with churches and schools. It has never been much visited as a summer- resort. Che-beague was a community, and agriculture was an important segment of Chebeagues three legged economic stool. In 1880 Great Chebeague was home to 42 people who identified themselves as farmers. A total of 46 farms were included in the Ag-ricultural Census, because four farmerswere renters or hired hands.

Unfortunately, the names on part of one page of the Agricultural Census was illegible. The numbers could be deci-phered but not the names. The long time farmers were aging and farms were being passed on to the next generation. Henry Mansfield Jr. had deeded his 65 acre home-stead adjacent to Indian Island, to his son, Isaiah Mansfield, who continued the Man-sfield tradition of having the top producing Chebeague farm. William V. Littlefield, lived in house razed by the Gilmartins and continued to manage and farm the large holdings of his father, William T. Littlefield, who owned farmland on both the back and front shores. Littlefield and Mansfield also operated stores at what is

now known as Central and near the Hook, respectively, which provided a local market for the islands most valuable farms. Uncle Jack Hamilton had died and his son, John F. Hamilton, captain of the M.M. Hamil-ton, hired Sweden native, David Petersen, to operate the farm. Hamilton and his wife spent summers there. The Hamilton Company store at Hamiltons Landing, operated by Hamiltons brother, James,provided another market, as the store continued to buy from islanders as well.(see mystery photo article page 19).

Each Census asks different questions making decade by decade comparisons difficult. The following is a composite picture of agriculture on Chebeague in 1880. Chebeaguers mowed 344 acres pro-ducing 270 tons of hay. They had 75 milk cows that produced 6760 pounds of butter and an excess of 912 gallons of milk that was sold. Islanders owned twelve horses, thirty oxen, and 38 other cattle. 66 calves were dropped (born) of which 27 were purchased, 26 were sold live, and 32 were slaughtered. Some of the calves were des-tined to become milk cows or oxen. The excess males were usually slaughtered. 14 new lambs were born of which 3 were sold

and 7 were slaughtered. 32 fleece resulted in 110 pounds of wool. 33 swine were recorded. It would appear that the number of sheep were dwindling.

For the first time the Census recorded the number of chickens and eggs on the 46 farms. Based on the data, 585 chickens laid 4265 eggs! 16.5 acres produced 198 bushels of barley; 9 acres produced 205 bushels of corn; and 2027 bushels of potatoes grew on 43.5 acres. Islanders harvested 1386 bushels of beans. They cut 220 cords of wood that they sold for $663, which is about $3 a cord!!!

Several families moved to Chebeague after the Civil War. Perhaps one of the most interesting new Chebeague farmers was Andrew Tozier. He and his wife Lizzie bought a small 10 acre farm on the West End that extended from Colemans Cove across South Road to the Cushmans. The Toziers had a cow that dropped a calf, 20 chickens that produced 150 eggs, and they grew about 40 bushels of potatoes. While a small farmer, Tozier had big stories. He regaled the island boys with tales of the Civil War. Tozier had served with JoshuaChamberlain during the War serving at Little Round Top, as well as Petersburg,

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The farmland was clear and fully operational, when Ellis Ames Ballard bought the 65 acre Isaiah and Henry Mansfield farm in 1901.


where he carried the wounded Cham-berlain from the field. The Toziers left Chebeague during the1890s, but not be-fore leaving islanders with an eye witness account of the turning point in theCivil War.

The in- migrants also including several members of the Hannaford family from Cape Elizabeth, who bought three farms off the North Road. John Han-nafords farm included the old Chebeague dump and cemetery; Roscoe Hannafords farm was located in the Sunset areaabutting what was referred to as Pogy Cove; and their father, George Greely Hannaford, lived a house that sat on the cellar hole that is visible at the intersection of Schoolhouse and North Road. When George Hannaford died his daughter Mary Dyer and her son, Quincy operated the farm. (The house was moved and is still extant diagonally across from the Kids Place, now Kidd formerly Alvin Newcomb.) Later one of their relatives, who was a founder of Hannaford Broth-ers, would own one of the farms for a short time. The story goes that they and other islanders sold their extra products because increased immigration created a demand for food in large metropolitan areas such as New York. Together the Hannafords hadmore than thirty acres under cultivation, which equaled the Mansfields holdings near Indian Island and was five acres more than William Seabury (the Waldo Cove area) and ten more than the Higgins Farm (Dayton). All of these farms had addition-al acreage but this figure represents acre-age that was actually under cultivation.

During the decade of the 1870s the the number of apple orchards exploded! In 1870 there were only 3 commercial orchards listed. By 1880, 32 farmers harvested 592 bushels of apples from 934 trees on 42.5 acres. Some of the orchards were established but others had been just planted. Mary Hannaford Dyers 125 apple trees produced 75 bushels indicatingthat the trees were established. It is likely that some of them had been been planted decades before by the Morse family, whose

farm extended from North Road to the west of Schoolhouse Road, but they were not a commercial crop in 1870. William V. Littlefield picked 60 bushels from 120 trees. His farms included the Massach-setts Colony and the Carters Point Road. Could some of the ancient apple trees tucked into the woods be this old? DavidPetersen, hired man at the John F. Ham-ilton farm (Gwillim), reported 30 apple trees that produced 18 bushels of apples that sold for $10. Is it possible that the apple tree in MacDermotts (Jones) yard is one of those trees?

Joseph Franklin Curit farm. Photo taken from the North Road looking down at the back of the farm-house. The Howard Curit farmhouse is to the left (now Sillin/Lukac). This would have been a typical view from the North Road c. 1880 when most of that side of the island was under cultivation.

William V. Littlefields farmhouse was originally the Solomon Hamilton home. It was located on the site of the Gilmartin house near Central, and then known as Littlefields Landing.

Ironically, this is the last US Agricul-tural Census of Chebeague, for from the 1880s on agriculture declined as the old farmers died off and their descendants left the island. Many of these abandoned ancestral farms became cottage devel-opments creating a new economic op-portunity to replace agriculture. Despite the temptation to cash out, the Curits, Jenks,and Higgins continued to farm their land into the mid twentieth century. So when you walk through the woods and see a wheel rut think back to the days when much of Chebeague was cleared and under cultivation and a loaded ox cart traversed the farm field where you now stand.


Howard Curit House with apple trees, which may have dated back to the 1870s.

William T. Littlefield (center with white beard) pictured with his children including his son William V., who together managed Chebeagues largest farm. They are standing in front of the Littlefield homestead(now Dick and Joan Phipps).

Uncle Jack Hamiltons house and barn surrounded by one of the islands earliest orchards.


The Sloops Logs ongoing series of census transcriptions continues with the Federal census of 1880. A nation-wide count every ten years is required by the U. S. Constitution, principally to determine the allocation of seats in the House of Representatives. Various pieces of additional information have been gathered in each census, however,

and from that information we can learn a lot about the island community.The census of 1880 was the fourth in which the government

did not merely count the population, but listed every citizen by name, gender and age. For the first time, the 1880 list also identified a persons specific relationship to the head of each household. It specified marital status, profession and literacy status and counted various medical issues. For births in the prior year, it even noted the month of the recent birth. Finally, in an era of greatly increasing immigration into the United States, it recorded each persons place of birth, as well as those of both of each persons parents.

Chebeague had not changed dramatically in the decade from 1870. The population had increased slightly, from 510 to 536, 276 males and 260 females. Half the population was aged 20 or younger, but this was a decline from 53% in 1870; the school population had similarly declined, from 193 to 154. One gets the sense that the island community was maturing; most households were led by men in their thirties or forties and there were now 41 people aged sixty or older. Lucy Webber was eighty-five, David Hamilton was eighty-two, farmers Robert Hamilton and Seth Higgins were eighty, David Bennett and his wife Susan and Joseph Thompson were all seventy-five. Twenty-one widows or widowers were living on the island.

The industrialization that was beginning to change America had not reached the island. Three professions continued to employ almost all the men: sailor (including two identi-fied as sea captains and one as a rigger) (54), farmer (42), and fisherman (31). This was a decline in the number of fishermen, a slight increase in the number of sailors, and a surprising increase in the number of farmers (from only 22) in 1870. In addition, there were two teachers, five carpenters, one ships carpenter, three retail grocers (running the Hamilton store on the Stone Wharf), one clergyman, one physician, and one mail carrier.Almost all of the adult women were keeping house. The

only two exceptions were Ruth Ann Ross, 44, living with her parents David and Mary Hamilton, and Martha Mansfield, 48. Both were dressmakers. Both were widows.Of interest given trends that emerged in the next two de-

cades of the nineteenth century, no one on Chebeague in 1880 was employed in anything connected to the tourism industry.

Chebeague in the1880 U.S. CensusBy Morrison Toby Webb

Like industrialization, immigration had not had much of an effect on the island. Almost everyone had been born in Maine, as had his or her parents. One now well-established family had come from out of state: the Roses from Rhode Island, and a number of spouses had come from elsewhere in New England or New Brunswick and Nova Scotia. But Hugh Bowen, born in Ireland, and farmers David Petersen and Charles Gillott, both born in Sweden, were the only three men to have come from across the Atlantic. Peters-ens house keeper, Mary Warner, was from England. Joanna, wife of William Ross, had been born in Prussia. John Han-nafords three daughters had been born in California. Everyone else was from the Northeast United States or Atlantic Canada.Instead, the island families were growing in place. One

hundred forty-six Hamiltons were more than a quarter of the islands population. There were thirty-four Rosses, twenty-nine Doughtys, twenty-five Webbers, twenty-four Thompsons, eigh-teen Curits, sixteen Littlefields and fourteen Hannafords.

Most of the records of the 1890 U. S. census (and all of those relating to Maine) were lost in a fire. The next ar-ticle in this series, therefore, will jump ahead to 1900. During the two decade interlude, steam engines at sea and on railroads brought great changes to the stone sloop industry which had profited Chebeague and brought tourists to Maine. Both led to significant changes in the life of the island.

As with prior transcriptions, the transcription of the original census pages which follows attempts to record precisely what the census taker wrote, which was not always accurate. The residents of Chebeague were not iden-tified as such in the census; these names have been pulled from the Town of Cumberland census based upon our general knowledge of island history. To conserve space, columns in the census which offer no new information have been omit-ted: all people listed were white, and there were no entries in columns headed months unemployed, sickness/disability, blind, deaf or dumb, insane. The columns cannot read contained one name, cannot write contained four names, crippled one name and idiotic one name.


161 172 Seabury, William m 48 x Farmer ME ME MESeabury, Sarah F. f 49 Wife x Keeping house ME ME MESeabury, Emily C. f 21 Daughter x at home ME ME MESeabury, Benjamin M. m 17 Son x at home xSeabury, Edgar W. m 15 Son x at home x ME ME MESeabury, Maud E. f 11 Daughter x at home x ME ME MESeabury, John W. m 8 Son x at home x ME ME MEGorman, Philip A. m 27 Boarder x Sailor ME ME MEGorman, Mary A. f 23 Wife x ME ME ME

162 173 Rose, Ezekiel A. m 65 x Farmer RI RI RIRose, Sarah D. f 51 Wife x Keeping house RI RI RIRose, Robert D. m 25 Son x Fisherman RI RI RIRose, Ezekiel A. m 23 Son x Fisherman RI RI RIRose, Enoch m 22 Son x Fisherman RI RI RIRose, Dora S. f 18 Daughter x School Teacher RI RI RI

163 174 Strout, Isaac m 58 x House carpenter ME ME MEStrout, Sarah S. f 52 Wife x Keeping house ME ME MEStrout, Addie f 22 Daughter x at home ME ME MEStrout, Ambrose m 20 Son x Carpenter ME ME MEStrout, Nellie E. f 18 Daughter x at home x ME ME MEStrout, Isaac E. m 16 Son x at home x ME ME MEStrout, Cora J. f 14 Daughter x at home x ME ME MEStrout, Alice P. f 11 Daughter x at home x ME ME MEStrout, Annie M. f 9 Daughter x at home x ME ME ME

164 175 Johnson, John m 69 x Farmer ME ME MEJohnson, Hannah f 61 Wife x Keeping house ME ME MEFarr, John m 10 Grandson x at home x ME ME ME

164 176 Whitney, Frank m 21 x Fisherman ME ME MEWhitney, Martha L. f 21 Wife x Keeping house ME ME ME

165 177 Littlefield, Frank m 25 x Farmer ME ME MELittlefield, Mary E. f 22 Wife x Keeping house ME ME MELittlefield, Ida E. f 2 Daughter x at home ME ME ME

165 178 Doughty, Joseph M. m 22 x Fisherman ME ME MEDoughty, Lois F. f 19 Wife x Keeping house ME ME MEDoughty, Alvira E. f 3/12 Feb Daughter x at home ME ME ME

165 179 Calder, John m 26 x Fisherman ME ME MECalder, Mary A. f 16 Wife x Keeping house ME ME MECalder, Annie M. f 9/12 Sept Daughter x at home ME ME ME

166 180 Higgins, Seth m 80 x Farmer ME ME MEHiggins, Rebecca f 60 Wife x Keeping house ME ME MEHiggins, Adaline f 27 Daughter x at home ME ME MEHiggins, Mary J. f 26 Daughter x at home ME ME MEHiggins, Sylvanus m 24 Son x at home ME ME MEHiggins, Irene f 20 Daughter x at home ME ME ME

167 181 Ross, Fredk. O. m 34 x Farmer ME ME MERoss, Emily f 30 Wife x Keeping house ME ME MERoss, William S. m 8 Son x at home x ME ME MERoss, Addie M. f 5 Daughter x at home ME ME ME

168 182 Fisher, Joseph m 51 x Fisherman ME ME MEFisher, Margaret S. f 46 Wife x Keeping house NS NS NS

169 183 Doughty, David H. m 48 x Fisherman ME ME MEDoughty, Christiana f 40 Wife x Keeping house ME ME MEDoughty, Bertha f 8 Daughter x at home x ME ME MEDoughty, Nancy f 5 Daughter x at home x ME ME MEDoughty, Alice f 3 Daughter x at home ME ME ME

170 184 Webber, Caroline f 55 x Keeping house ME ME MEWebber, William L. m 21 Son x Sailor ME ME MEWebber, Franklin P. m 17 Son x Fisherman ME ME ME

171 185 Cushing, William S. m 28 x Fisherman ME ME MECushing, Mary J. f 27 Wife x Keeping house ME ME MECushing, George H. m 6 Son x at home ME ME MECushing, Earnest W. m 3/12 Mar Son x at home ME ME ME

172 186 Doughty, Daniel W. m 32 x Fisherman ME ME MEDoughty, Andelia f 29 Wife x Keeping house ME ME MEDoughty, Freddy W. m 10 Son x at home x ME ME MEDoughty, Fanny L. f 8 Daughter x at home x ME ME MEDoughty, Nancy L. f 66 Boarder x ME ME ME

173 187 Ross, David H. m 58 x Farmer ME ME MERoss, Lavina f 35 Wife x Keeping house ME ME MERoss, Rufus W. m 6 Son x at home x ME ME MEMokler, Annie f 32 Boarder x NS England NS

174 188 Bennett, David m 75 x Farmer ME ME MEBennett, Susan f 75 Wife x Keeping house ME ME ME

175 189 Tozier, Andrew J. m 42 x Farmer ME ME METozier, Lizzie f 34 Wife x Keeping house ME ME METozier, Andrew J. Jr. m 14 Son x at home x ME ME METozier, Grace E. f 7/12 Oct Daughter x at home ME ME ME

176 190 Mitchell, Martha f 73 x Keeping house ME ME ME177 191 Doughty, Andrew J. m 40 x Fisherman ME ME ME

Doughty, Mary A. f 38 Wife x Keeping house ME ME MEDoughty, Hartley L. m 19 Son x Fisherman ME ME MEDoughty, Everett T. m 18 Son x Fisherman ME ME MEDoughty, Clinton m 17 Son x Fisherman ME ME MEDoughty, Elijah m 10 Son x at home x ME ME MEDoughty, Arthur L. m 8 Son x at home x ME ME MEDoughty, Clara M. f 5 Daughter x at home ME ME MEDoughty, Edward A. m 2 Son x at home ME ME ME

178 192 Jenks, Joshua m 47 x Farmer ME ME MEJenks, Nettie L. f 30 Wife x Keeping house ME ME MEJenks, Harry H. m 4 Son x at home ME ME MEJenks, Edward M. m 1 Son x at home ME ME ME

179 193 Tobey, Daniel m 67 x Fisherman ME ME METobey, Sarah f 57 Wife Keeping house ME ME MEKenedy, Michael C. m 19 Son x Fisherman ME ME MEKenedy, Lucy J. f 16 Daughter x at home ME ME ME

180 194 Ricker, Stephen m 36 x Fisherman ME ME MERicker, Melissa f 30 Wife x Keeping house ME ME MERicker, William R. m 10 Son x at home ME ME MERicker, Charles W. m 7 Son x at home ME ME MERicker, Ivy E. f 1 Daughter x at home ME ME ME

181 195 Mansfield, Henry m 66 x Farmer ME ME MEMansfield, Rachel f 67 Wife x Keeping house ME ME MEMansfield, Justina f 26 Daughter x at home ME ME MEMansfield, Isiah m 34 x Farmer ME ME MEMansfield, Sarah f 31 Wife x Keeping house ME ME MEMansfield, Michael M. m 14 Son x at home x ME ME MEMansfield, Joseph w. m 7 Son x at home x ME ME ME

182 197 Ricker, Rufus m 38 x Fisherman ME ME MERicker, Lydia M. f 34 Wife x Keeping house ME ME MERicker, Mary A. f 13 Daughter x at home ME ME MERicker, George A. m 11 Son x at home x ME ME MERicker, Lydia A. f 8 Daughter x at home ME ME MERicker, Maud E. f 6 Daughter x at home ME ME MERicker, James H. m 3 Son x at home ME ME ME

183 198 Dyer, Mary W. f 58 D. Keeping house ME ME MEDyer, Quincy P. S. m 23 Son x Farmer ME ME ME

184 199 Dyer, Alfred L. m 27 x Farmer ME ME MEDyer, Mary J. m 22 Wife x Keeping house ME ME MEDyer, Gilman m 4 Son x at home ME ME MEDyer, Edith E. f 2 Daughter at home ME ME ME

184 200 Thompson, Jas. J. m 28 x Fisherman ME ME METhompson, Philena f 25 Wife x Keeping house ME ME METhompson, Eugene R. m 7 Son x at home x ME ME METhompson, Frances M. f 5 Daughter x at home ME ME METhompson, Herbert A. m 1 Son at home ME ME METhompson, Effie M. f 2/12 Mar Daughter x at home ME ME ME

185 201 Hannaford, Roscoe m 43 x Farmer ME ME MEHannaford, Prudence f 44 Wife x Keeping house NB NB NBHannaford, George L. m 13 Son x at home x NB NB NBHannaford, Charles M. m 10 Son x at home x NB NB NBHannaford, Fannie E. f 9 Daughter x at home x NB NB NBHannaford, Benj. F. m 7 Son x at home x NB NB NBHannaford, Walter E. m 6 Son x at home x NB NB NBHannaford, Lillian A. f 3 Daughter x at home NB NB NBHannaford, William S. m 1 Son at home NB NB NB

186 202 Hill, Abner C. m 51 x Farmer ME ME MEHill, Mary F. f 59 Wife x Keeping house ME ME MEHill, Phillip M. m 14 Son x at home x ME ME ME

187 203 Bishop, Benj. m 40 x FarmerBishop, Sarah E. f 35 Wife x Keeping house ME ME MEBishop, William L. m 18 Son x at home x ME MEBishop, Edwin H. m 4 Son x at home ME ME

188 204 Turner, Alpha m 65 x Clergyman ME ME METurner, Dora S. R. f 44 Wife x Keeping house ME ME ME

189 205 Ross, William S. m 61 x Farmer ME ME MERoss, Joanna A. f 46 Wife x Keeping house Prussia Prussia PrussiaRoss, James W. m 36 Son x Fisherman ME ME MEBarker, Augusta f 12 Stepdaughter x at home x ME France PrussiaBarker, Peter F. m 8 Stepson x at home x ME France Prussia

190 206 Chamberlain, Ed. m 32 x Ship carpenter CT CT CT Chamberlain, Susan E. f 32 Wife x Keeping house ME ME ME

Turner, Percy G. m 13 Stepson x ME CT METurner, Thomas D. m 10 Stepson x ME CT MERoss, Norton S. m 25 Boarder x Fisherman ME ME ME

191 207 Mansfield, Emma L. f 30 x Dress maker ME ME MEMansfield, Cecil A. m 2 Son x at home ME ME MEHill, Addie S. f 19 Sister x x ME ME ME

192 207 Mansfield, Jas. E. m 40 x Sailor ME ME MEMansfield, Emily f 39 Wife x Keeping house ME ME MEMansfield, James F. m 19 Son x Farmer x ME ME MEMansfield, Arthur H. m 16 Son x at home x ME ME MEMansfield, Racheal E. f 12 Daughter x at home x ME ME MEMansfield, Eliza B. f 8 Daughter x at home x ME ME MEMansfield, Willie A. m 10 Son x at home x ME ME MEMansfield, Justina E. f 6 Daughter x at home x ME ME MEMansfield, Lucy C. f 3 Daughter x at home ME ME ME

192 208 Hamilton, Alonzo S. m 33 x Farm laborer ME ME MEHamilton, Angie L. f 22 Wife x Keeping house ME ME MEHamilton, Evie D. f 6 Daughter x at home x ME ME MEHamilton, Myra C. f 2 Daughter x at home ME ME MEHamilton, Mary E. f 1/12 May Daughter x at home ME ME ME

193 209 Curit, Franklin F. m 40 x Sea Captain ME ME MECurit, Martha J. f 40 Wife x Keeping house ME ME MECurit, Elmer F. m 17 Son x at home x ME ME MECurit, Howard m 14 Son x at home x ME ME MECurit, Nellie M. f 2 Daughter x at home ME ME MECurit, Eva f 1 Daughter x at home ME ME ME

194 210 Ross, Freeman G. m 34 x Sailor ME ME MERoss, Etta A. f 21 Wife x Keeping house MA MA MARoss, Willie E. m 1 Son x at home ME ME ME

195 211 Littlefield, Robt R m 70 x Farmer ME MELittlefield, Phebe W. f 57 Wife x Keeping house ME ME ME

196 212 Hamilton, Henry m 38 x Laborer ME ME MEHamilton, Margery E. f 33 Wife x Keeping house ME ME MEHamilton, Freddie G. m 12 Son x at home ME ME MEHamilton, Harry B. m 5 Son x at home ME ME ME

197 113 Cleaves, Reuben A. m 22 x Sailor ME ME MECleaves, Nellie J. f 16 Wife x Keeping house ME ME MECleaves, Eliza V. f 1 Daughter x ME ME ME

198 114 Hamilton, Sol. L. m 67 x Farmer ME ME MEHamilton, Elizabeth A. f 42 Wife x Keeping house NB NB NBHamilton, Lewellyn m 27 Son x Sailor ME ME NBHamilton, Edward P. m 16 Son x at home ME ME NB

199 215 Hamilton, Clara E. f 14 Daughter x at home x ME ME MEHamilton, Chas. W. m 12 Son x at home x ME ME MEHamilton, Alwilda A. f 5 Daughter x at home x ME ME ME

200 216 Johnson, Barnwell m 63 x Fisherman ME ME MEJohnson, Dorcas A. f 52 Wife x Keeping house ME ME MEJohnson, Willie F. m 16 Son x at home x ME ME MEJohnson, Effie A. f 13 Daughter x at home x ME ME MEBrion, Mary E. f 13 Granddaughter x at home x ME ME ME

201 217 Long, James m 24 x Sailor ME ME MELong, Sarah M. f 21 Wife x Keeping house ME ME MELong, Willie F. m 2 Son x at home ME ME ME

202 218 Littlefield, Geo. W. m 34 x Fisherman ME ME MELittlefield, Eliza A. f 28 Wife x Keeping house ME ME MELittlefield, Edith B. f 5 Daughter x x ME ME MELittlefield, Manley F. m 3 Son x ME ME ME

203 219 Thompson, Nathaniel m 68 x Farmer ME ME METhompson, Jane f 68 Wife x Keeping house ME ME METhompson, Dorcas S. f 37 Daughter x ME ME MEDoughty, Alonzo m 20 Boarder x Fisherman x ME ME ME

204 220 Thompson, Wm. F. m 51 x Farmer ME ME METhompson, Louisa F. f 46 Wife x Keeping house ME ME ME

204 221 Thompson, Joseph m 75 x ME ME ME205 222 Webber, Benj. m 64 x Farmer ME ME ME

Webber, Louisa H. f 62 Wife x Keeping house NH NH NH206 223 Webber, Chas. G. m 29 x Sailor ME ME NH

Webber, Alma f 22 Wife x Keeping house ME ME MEWebber, Minnie f 2 Daughter x ME ME MEWebber, Ethel f 4 Daughter x ME ME ME

207 224 Hamilton, John A. m 31 x Sailor ME ME MEHamilton, Susan D. f 32 Wife x Keeping house ME NH MEHamilton, Ardell A. m 5 Son x at home x ME ME MEHamilton, Ella G. f 2 Daughter x at home ME ME ME

208 225 Hamilton, David m 82 x Farmer ME ME MEHamilton, Mary W. f 72 Wife x Keeping house ME ME MERoss, Ruth Ann f 44 Daughter x Dress maker ME ME ME

209 226 Hamilton Sol. F. m 36 x Farmer ME ME MEHamilton, Lucy A. f 32 Wife x Keeping house ME ME MEHamilton, Herman W. m 8 Son x x ME ME MEHamilton, Clarence V. m 4 Son x ME ME MEHamilton, Florence V. f 4 Daughter x ME ME MEHill, Caroline f 28 Boarder x ME ME ME

210 227 Hamilton, Jos. F. m 57 x Farmer ME ME MEHamilton, Lydia A. f 55 Wife x Keeping house ME ME MEHamilton, Theo. H. m 23 Son x Laborer ME ME MEHamilton, Wm. H. m 17 Son x Farm laborer ME ME MEHamilton, Dorcas J. f 15 Daughter x at home x ME ME ME

211 228 Hamilton, Ambrose E. m 37 x Sailor ME ME MEHamilton, Martha J. f 38 Wife x Keeping house MA MA MAHamilton, Alta C. f 15 Daughter x at home x ME ME MAHamilton, Hattie E. f 11 Daughter x at home x ME ME MAHamilton, Addison C. m 8 Son x at home ME ME MA

212 229 Thompson, Barnwell J. m 41 x Fisherman ME ME METhompson, Harriet A. f 30 Wife x Keeping house ME ME METhompson, Nellie f 11 Daughter x x ME ME METhompson, Jennie F. f 5 Daughter x x ME ME METhompson, Geo. L. m 3 Son x ME ME METhompson, Oscar L. m 1 Son x ME ME METhompson, Betsey f 74 Boarder ME ME ME

213 230 Curit, Sewell m 32 x Sailor ME ME MECurit, Ellen f 30 Wife x Keeping house ME ME MECurit, Freddie m 6 Son x at home x ME ME MECurit, Forrest m 3 Son x at home ME ME ME

214 231 Bowen, Hugh m 45 x Sea Capt. Ireland Ireland IrelandBowen, Dorcas H. f 43 Wife x Keeping house ME ME MEBowen, Henry W. m 17 Son x x ME ME MERoot, Stephen E. m 39 Boarder x Physician VT CT VTRoot, Eva M. f 13 Boarder x VT VT OH

215 232 Grannell, Albert H. m 36 x Sailor NB NB NBGrannell, Sophronia H. f 32 Wife x Keeping house ME ME MEGrannell, Minnie L. f 13 Daughter x at home ME NB MEGrannell, Carrie E. f 11 Daughter x at home ME NB MEGrannell, Stella M. f 2 Daughter x at home ME NB MEGrannell, Millie M. f 3/12 Feb Daughter x at home ME NB ME

216 233 Hamilton, Sarah F. f 74 x ME ME MELong, John F. m 20 Boarder x Sailor ME ME ME

217 234 Cleaves, Eliza f 66 x Keeping house ME ME MECleaves, Isaac m 29 Son x Sailor ME ME MESylvester, Mary E. f 36 Daughter x MA ME MESylvester, Eliza E. f 9 Granddaughter x at home x ME ME MASylvester, Herman J. m 7 Grandson x at home x ME ME MASylvester, Elvie C. f 3 Granddaughter x at home ME ME MA

218 235 Hamilton, Rufus S. m 46 x Sailor ME ME MEHamilton, Clarinda f 40 Wife x Keeping house ME ME VTHamilton, Lydia M. f 20 Daughter x at home ME ME MEHamilton, James W. m 17 Son x at home x ME ME MEHamilton, Mary E. f 10 Daughter x at home x ME ME MEHamilton, Maud H. f 7 Daughter x at home x ME ME ME

219 236 Hamilton, Ephram S. m 37 x Sailor ME ME MEHamilton, Fannie E. f 33 Wife x Keeping house ME ME MEHamilton, Lester C. m 8 Son x at home x ME ME MEHamilton, Ernest W. m 1 Son x at home ME ME ME

220 237 Hamilton, Ed. W. m 40 x House carpenter ME ME MEHamilton, Abbie f 41 Wife x Keeping house ME ME MEHamilton, Mary J. f 18 Daughter x at home ME ME MEHamilton, Ambrose M. m 14 Son x at home x ME ME MEHamilton, Harvey B. m 9 Son x at home x ME ME ME

221 238 Stowell, Daniel m 64 x ME ME MEStowell, Hannah f 63 Wife x Keeping house ME ME ME

221 239 Hamilton, Frank m 31 x Fisherman ME ME MEHamilton, Jennie O. f 26 Wife x Keeping house ME ME ME

222 240 Hamilton, Henry W. m 34 x Sailor ME ME MEHamilton, Martha J. f 39 Wife x Keeping house ME ME MEHamilton, Eliza A. f 14 Daughter x at home x ME ME MEHamilton, Lincoln F. m 13 Son x at home x ME ME MEHamilton, Fanny G. f 10 Daughter x at home x ME ME MEHamilton, Arthur H. m 5 Son x at home x ME ME ME

223 241 Cleaves, Aaron m 37 x Sailor ME ME MECleaves, Caroline L. f 36 Wife x Keeping house ME ME MECleaves, George L. m 13 Son x at home x ME ME MECleaves, Chas. A. m 11 Son x at home x ME ME ME

224 242 Hill, David N. m 39 x Sailor ME ME MEHill, Serena f 39 Wife x Keeping house ME ME MEHill, Freeland O. m 11 Son x at home x ME ME MEHill, Susie A. f 9 Daughter x at home x ME ME MEHill, Nellie F. f 6 Daughter x at home x ME ME MEHill, Bessie A. f 2 Daughter x at home ME ME ME

225 243 Hill, David N. m 73 x Farmer ME ME MEHill, Phebe f 66 Wife x Keeping house ME ME MEHenley, Matilda R. f 42 Daughter ME ME ME

226 244 Hamilton, Stephen B. m 38 x Retail Grocer ME ME MEHamilton, Hattie E. f 35 Wife x Keeping house ME ME MEHamilton, Cora G. f 11 Daughter x x ME ME MEHamilton, Della G. f 3 Daughter x ME ME ME

227 245 Hamilton, Jas. M. m 48 x Retail Grocer ME ME MEHamilton, Eunice f 44 Wife x Keeping house ME ME MEHamilton, Clinton M. m 23 Son x Retail Grocer ME ME MEHamilton, Chas. W. m 18 Son x at home x ME ME MEHamilton, Bertha M. f 7 Daughter x at home x ME ME ME

228 246 Brewer, Joseph m 24 x Sailor ME ME MEBrewer, Millie f 21 Wife x Keeping house ME ME MEBrewer, Gertrude f 3 Daughter x at home ME ME MEBrewer, Freddie N. m 1 Son x at home ME ME ME

229 247 Hamilton, Rob't. m 80 x Farmer ME ME MEHamilton, Serena f 77 Wife x Keeping house ME MA MA

229 248 Hamilton, Emery W. m 30 x Sailor ME ME MEHamilton, Rebecca S. f 27 Wife x Keeping house ME ME MEHamilton, Eliza M. f 1 Daughter x at home ME ME ME

230 249 Hamilton, Rob't Jr. m 49 x Sailor ME ME MEHamilton, Betsey f 49 Wife x Keeping house ME ME MEHamilton, Alvin J. m 26 Son x ME ME MEHamilton, Harry L. m 18 Son x x ME ME MEHamilton, Emma E. f 16 Daughter x at home x ME ME MEHamilton, Louisa J. f 12 Daughter x at home x ME ME MEHamilton, Mary L. f 8 Daughter x at home x ME ME ME

231 250 Smith, Wm. F. m 46 x Mail carrier MA Scotland MASmith, Mahala f 43 Wife x Keeping house ME ME MESmith, Levi E. m 18 Son x at home x ME MA ME

232 251 Petersen, David E. m 56 x Farmer Sweden Sweden SwedenWarner, Mary A. f 37 Servant x Housekeeper England England EnglandGillott, Chas. m 24 Servant x Farm-laborer Sweden Sweden Sweden

233 252 Ross, Elias m 53 x Sailor ME ME MERoss, Susan G. f 48 Wife x Keeping house ME ME MERoss, George C. m 29 Son x Sailor ME ME MERoss, Irvin L. m 13 Son x at home x ME ME MERoss, Flora H. f 9 Daughter x at home x ME ME ME

234 253 Grannell, Chas. A. m 42 x Farmer NB Ireland NBGrannell, Etta M. f 34 Wife x Keeping house ME ME MEGrannell, Sadie L. f 15 Daughter x at home x ME NB MEGrannell, Jennie B. f 8 Daughter x at home x ME NB MEGrannell, Arthur L. m 4 Son x at home ME NB ME

235 254 Ross, Samuel m 49 x Sailor ME ME MERoss, Eliza F. f 42 Wife x Keeping house ME ME MERoss, Lonville R. m 22 Son x ME ME MERoss, Leonard A. m 20 Son x Sailor ME ME MERoss, Mary E. f 17 Daughter x at home x ME ME MERoss, Clara S. f 14 Daughter x at home x ME ME MERoss, Mellen S. m 3 Son x at home ME ME ME

236 255 Hamilton, Jeremiah H. m 43 x Sailor ME ME MEHamilton, Caroline M. f 43 Wife x Keeping house NH NH MEHamilton, Albert L. m 17 Son x x ME ME NHHamilton, Freeman S. m 15 Son x x ME ME NHHamilton, Nellie E. f 12 Daughter x x ME ME NHHamilton, Lillian A. f 12 Daughter x x ME ME NHHamilton, Lester E. m 10 Son x x ME ME NH

237 256 Ross, Julia A. f 60 Keeping house NH NH MERoss, Eloise A. f 18 Daughter x ME ME NH

238 257 Hamilton, Alfred E. m 38 x Sailor ME ME MEHamilton, Helen A. f 39 Wife x Keeping house NH NH NHHamilton, Mabel C. f 15 Daughter x x ME ME NHHamilton, Walter W. m 10 Son x x NH ME NHHamilton, Alice M. f 8 Daughter x x ME ME NH

239 258 Hill, Reuben m 55 x Sailor ME ME MEHill, Mary F. f 52 Wife x Keeping house ME ME MEHill, Isaac S. m 20 Son x Sailor x ME ME MEHill, Geo. S. m 18 Son x Sailor x ME ME MEHill, Reuben F. m 15 Son x ME ME ME

240 259 Soule, Roscoe A. m 33 x Farmer ME ME MESoule, Nancy f 30 Wife x Keeping house ME ME MESoule, Alice f 4 Daughter x at home ME ME MESoule, Horace M. m 9 Son x at home x ME ME MESoule, Eunice f 70 Mother x ME ME ME

241 260 Hamilton, John A. m 45 x Fisherman NS NS NSHamilton, Harriet W. f 40 Wife x Keeping house ME ME MEHamilton, Alex H. m 20 Son x ME NS MEHamilton, Howard S. m 15 Son x x ME NS MEHamilton, Rob't. W. m 13 Son x x ME NS MEHamilton, Grace F. f 8 Daughter x x ME NS ME

242 261 Hamilton, Roswell E. m 43 x Sailor ME ME MEHamilton, Georgiana f 40 Wife x Keeping house NH NH NHHamilton, Isabel E. f 16 Daughter x at home x ME ME NHHamilton, Almeda E. f 11 Daughter x at home x ME ME NHEastman, Olive H. f 61 Boarder x NH NH NH

243 262 Hamilton, Sumner E. m 34 x Sailor ME ME MEHamilton, Nettie S. f 27 Wife x Keeping house ME ME NHHamilton, Edna E. f 7 Daughter x at home x ME ME MEHamilton, Mildred R. f 8/12 x ME ME ME

244 263 Webber, Chas. A. R. m 51 x Sailor ME ME MEWebber, Susan J. f 42 Wife x Keeping house ME ME MEWebber, Chas L. m 19 Son x at home x ME ME MEWebber, Edith J. f 14 Daughter x at home x ME ME MEWebber, Eva P. f 12 Daughter x at home x ME ME MEWebber, Edward C. m 5 Son x at home ME ME MEWebber, Susie M. f 2 Daughter x ME ME ME

245 264 Ross, Edward m 41 x House carpenter ME ME MERoss, Lewis B. m 14 Son x at home x ME ME MERoss, Inez A. f 11 Daughter x at home x ME ME MERoss, Ernest C. m 13 Son x at home x ME ME MEDavis, Hattie M. f 37 x Housekeeper ME ME ME

246 265 Hamilton, David O. m 39 x Farmer ME ME MEHamilton, Clara L. f 29 Wife x Keeping house NH NH NHHamilton, Chas. A. m 10 Son x at home x ME ME NHHamilton, Addie F. f 8 Daughter x at home x ME ME NHHamilton, Mary G. f 6 Daughter x at home x ME ME NH

247 266 Hill, Granville m 25 x Fisherman ME ME MEHill, Hattie f 22 Wife x Keeping house ME ME MEHill, Wilber m 5/12 Dec Son x ME ME MERoss, George m 35 Boarder x Farm laborer ME ME MEEmmons, Lavinia f 57 Boarder x ME ME ME

248 267 Thompson, Chas. W. m 48 x Sailor ME ME METhompson, Julia A. f 46 Wife x Keeping house ME ME METhompson, Alice B. f 17 Daughter x at home ME ME METhompson, Chas. F. m 16 Son x at home x ME ME METhompson, Herman J. m 12 Son x at home x ME ME METhompson, Eugene R. m 10 Son x at home x ME ME ME

249 268 Ross, John S. m 32 x Sailor CT CT CTRoss, Ella E. f 26 Wife x ME ME ME

250 269 Webber, John A. m 34 x Fisherman ME ME MEWebber, Hattie E. f 38 Wife x Keeping house ME ME MEWebber, Willie C. m 10 Son x x ME ME MEWebber, George E. m 8 Son x x ME ME MEWebber, Eddie J. m 5 Son x x ME ME MEWebber, Carrie M. f 2 Daughter x ME ME MEWebber, Lucy M. f 85 Boarder x ME ME ME

251 270 Hamilton, Cyrus m 28 x Sailor ME ME MEHamilton, Phebe f 28 Wife x Keeping house ME ME MEHamilton, Silas E. m 8 Son x at home x ME ME MEHamilton, Osborn m 1 Son x at home ME ME MEHamilton, Martin m 18 Boarder x Sailor ME ME ME

252 271 Hamilton, Ropheas m 30 x Sailor ME ME MEHamilton, Julia m 22 Wife x Keeping house ME ME MEHamilton, Carrie f 3 Daughter x at home ME ME MEHamilton, Austin m 1 Son x at home ME ME ME

253 272 Hamilton, Ruel m 39 Sailor ME ME MEHamilton, Hulda f 38 Wife Keeping house ME ME MEHamilton, Henry D. m 14 Son x at home x ME ME MEHamilton, Mellen L. m 13 Son x at home x ME ME MEHamilton, Nellie S. f 11 Daughter x at home x ME ME MEHamilton, Dana J. m 8 Son x at home x ME ME MEHamilton, Herbert W. m 6 Son x at home x ME ME MEHamilton, Horace B. m 3 Son x at home ME ME ME

254 273 Hamilton, Simeon m 74 x Farmer ME ME MEHamilton, Ellen f 57 Wife x Keeping house ME ME MEHamilton, George m 24 Boarder x Sailor ME ME ME

255 274 Mansfield, Martha M. f 48 x Dress maker ME ME MEMansfield, Ellis m 23 Son x Sailor ME ME MEMansfield, Martha T. f 21 Daughter x ME ME ME

256 275 Hamilton, Royal F. m 36 x Sailor ME ME MEHamilton, Martha E. f 37 Wife x Keeping house ME ME MEHamilton, Orrin A. m 7 Son x x ME ME MEHamilton, Wilbert R. m 1/12 Apr Son x ME ME MEHamilton, Eliza W. f 67 Boarder x ME ME ME

257 276 Bennett, Stephen F. m 41 x Sailor ME ME MEBennett, Caroline A. f 43 Wife x Keeping house ME ME MEBennett, Willie F. m 13 Son x Sailor x ME ME MEBennett, Royal H. m 16 Son x Sailor x ME ME MEBennett, Lydia E. f 14 Daughter x at home x ME ME MEBennett, Eva A. f 10 Daughter x at home x ME ME MEBennett, Lillian S. f 8 Daughter x at home x ME ME MEBennett, Francis D. m 2 Son x at home ME ME ME

259 277 Hamilton, Wm. F. m 23 x Sailor ME ME MEHamilton, Elsie M. f 18 Wife x x Keeping house ME ME MEHamilton, Rosa B. f 1/12 May Daughter x ME ME ME

260 278 Littlefield, Wm. V. m 36 x Farmer ME ME MELittlefield, Prudence R. f 34 Wife x Keeping house ME ME MELittlefield, Elisha F. m 10 Son x at home x ME ME MELittlefield, Jennie E. f 6 Daughter x at home x ME ME ME

260 279 Hamilton, John R. m 45 x Sailor ME ME MEHamilton, Statira f 41 Wife x Keeping house ME ME MEHamilton, Benj. F. m 18 Son x at home x ME ME MEHamilton, Sherman M. m 14 Son x at home x ME ME MEHamilton, Addison B. m 10 Son x at home x ME ME ME

261 280 Littlefield, Rob't E. m 28 x Sailor ME ME MELittlefield, Eliza J. f 22 Wife x Keeping house ME ME MELittlefield, Viola E. f 4 Daughter x ME ME ME

262 281 Bates, Eben E. m 36 x Carpenter ME ME MEBates, Susie A. f 35 Wife x Keeping house ME ME MEBates, Wesley W. m 7 Son x at home x ME ME MEBates, Willis W. m 5 Son x at home x ME ME ME

263 282 Littlefield, Wm. T. m 69 x Farmer ME ME MELittlefield, Susan H. f 63 Wife x Keeping house ME ME MELittlefield, Ammi R. m 30 Son x School teacher ME ME MELittlefield, Mayall M. m 21 Son x Farmer x ME ME METalbot, Izora f 14 x x ME NB ME

263 283 Emmons, Hudson S. m 26 x Sailor ME ME MEEmmons, Etta A. f 25 Wife x Keeping house ME ME MEEmmons, Rose V. f 3 Daughter x ME ME ME

264 284 Swan, Albert L. m 38 x Fisherman CT CT CTSwan, Abbie C. f 29 Wife x Keeping house ME ME MESwan, Bertha R. f 8 Daughter x x ME CT MESwan, Effie A. f 7 Daughter x x ME CT MESwan, George F. m 4 Son x ME CT MESwan, William A. m 2 Son x ME CT MESwan, Ralph m 4/12 Jan Son x ME CT ME

265 285 Poor, Benj. m 39 x Rigger ME ME MEPoor, Lucy E. f 30 Wife x Keeping house ME ME MEPoor, Freddie W. m 4 Son x ME ME MEPoor, Edith B. f 3/12 Feb Daughter x ME ME ME

266 286 Curit, Joshua m 46 x Farmer ME ME MECurit, Maria f 45 Wife x Keeping house ME ME MECurit, Addie A. f 23 Daughter x ME ME MECurit, Lilla B. f 16 Daughter x x ME ME MECurit, Ellis M. m 14 Son x at home x ME ME MECurit, Merton E. m 11 Son x at home x ME ME MECurit, Walter J. m 9 Son x at home x ME ME MECurit, Clara F. f 5 Daughter x at home x ME ME MECurit, Minnie S. f 2 Daughter x at home ME ME ME

267 287 Kennedy, Wm. H. m 33 x ME ME MEKennedy, Ella F. f 28 Wife x Keeping house ME ME MEKennedy, Maggie E. f 5 Daughter x x ME ME MEKennedy, Freddie A. m 2 Son x ME ME ME

268 288 Hannaford, John G. m 52 x Farmer ME ME MEHannaford, Mary f 42 Wife x Keeping house NY Ireland IrelandHannaford, Minnie E. f 13 Daughter x x CA ME IrelandHannaford, Carrie J. f 12 Daughter x x CA ME IrelandHannaford, Malvina I. f 9 Daughter x x CA ME Ireland

*** ***278 302 Doughty, Asa m 38 x ME ME ME

Doughty, Hannah T. f 35 Wife x Keeping house ME ME MEDoughty, Herman L. m 13 Son x ME ME MEDoughty, Bertrand J. m 10 Son x ME ME MEDoughty, Amanda E. f 5 Daughter x ME ME MEDoughty, Josie C. f 10/12 July Daughter x ME ME ME

279 303 Webber, Isaac H. m 32 x Mariner ME ME MEWebber, Beckie W. f 29 Wife x Keeping house ME ME ME

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228 246 Brewer, Joseph m 24 x Sailor ME ME MEBrewer, Millie f 21 Wife x Keeping house ME ME MEBrewer, Gertrude f 3 Daughter x at home ME ME MEBrewer, Freddie N. m 1 Son x at home ME ME ME

229 247 Hamilton, Rob't. m 80 x Farmer ME ME MEHamilton, Serena f 77 Wife x Keeping house ME MA MA

229 248 Hamilton, Emery W. m 30 x Sailor ME ME MEHamilton, Rebecca S. f 27 Wife x Keeping house ME ME MEHamilton, Eliza M. f 1 Daughter x at home ME ME ME

230 249 Hamilton, Rob't Jr. m 49 x Sailor ME ME MEHamilton, Betsey f 49 Wife x Keeping house ME ME MEHamilton, Alvin J. m 26 Son x ME ME MEHamilton, Harry L. m 18 Son x x ME ME MEHamilton, Emma E. f 16 Daughter x at home x ME ME MEHamilton, Louisa J. f 12 Daughter x at home x ME ME MEHamilton, Mary L. f 8 Daughter x at home x ME ME ME

231 250 Smith, Wm. F. m 46 x Mail carrier MA Scotland MASmith, Mahala f 43 Wife x Keeping house ME ME MESmith, Levi E. m 18 Son x at home x ME MA ME

232 251 Petersen, David E. m 56 x Farmer Sweden Sweden SwedenWarner, Mary A. f 37 Servant x Housekeeper England England EnglandGillott, Chas. m 24 Servant x Farm-laborer Sweden Sweden Sweden

233 252 Ross, Elias m 53 x Sailor ME ME MERoss, Susan G. f 48 Wife x Keeping house ME ME MERoss, George C. m 29 Son x Sailor ME ME MERoss, Irvin L. m 13 Son x at home x ME ME MERoss, Flora H. f 9 Daughter x at home x ME ME ME

234 253 Grannell, Chas. A. m 42 x Farmer NB Ireland NBGrannell, Etta M. f 34 Wife x Keeping house ME ME MEGrannell, Sadie L. f 15 Daughter x at home x ME NB MEGrannell, Jennie B. f 8 Daughter x at home x ME NB MEGrannell, Arthur L. m 4 Son x at home ME NB ME

235 254 Ross, Samuel m 49 x Sailor ME ME MERoss, Eliza F. f 42 Wife x Keeping house ME ME MERoss, Lonville R. m 22 Son x ME ME MERoss, Leonard A. m 20 Son x Sailor ME ME MERoss, Mary E. f 17 Daughter x at home x ME ME MERoss, Clara S. f 14 Daughter x at home x ME ME MERoss, Mellen S. m 3 Son x at home ME ME ME

236 255 Hamilton, Jeremiah H. m 43 x Sailor ME ME MEHamilton, Caroline M. f 43 Wife x Keeping house NH NH MEHamilton, Albert L. m 17 Son x x ME ME NHHamilton, Freeman S. m 15 Son x x ME ME NHHamilton, Nellie E. f 12 Daughter x x ME ME NHHamilton, Lillian A. f 12 Daughter x x ME ME NHHamilton, Lester E. m 10 Son x x ME ME NH

237 256 Ross, Julia A. f 60 Keeping house NH NH MERoss, Eloise A. f 18 Daughter x ME ME NH

238 257 Hamilton, Alfred E. m 38 x Sailor ME ME MEHamilton, Helen A. f 39 Wife x Keeping house NH NH NHHamilton, Mabel C. f 15 Daughter x x ME ME NHHamilton, Walter W. m 10 Son x x NH ME NHHamilton, Alice M. f 8 Daughter x x ME ME NH

239 258 Hill, Reuben m 55 x Sailor ME ME MEHill, Mary F. f 52 Wife x Keeping house ME ME MEHill, Isaac S. m 20 Son x Sailor x ME ME MEHill, Geo. S. m 18 Son x Sailor x ME ME MEHill, Reuben F. m 15 Son x ME ME ME

240 259 Soule, Roscoe A. m 33 x Farmer ME ME MESoule, Nancy f 30 Wife x Keeping house ME ME MESoule, Alice f 4 Daughter x at home ME ME MESoule, Horace M. m 9 Son x at home x ME ME MESoule, Eunice f 70 Mother x ME ME ME

241 260 Hamilton, John A. m 45 x Fisherman NS NS NSHamilton, Harriet W. f 40 Wife x Keeping house ME ME MEHamilton, Alex H. m 20 Son x ME NS MEHamilton, Howard S. m 15 Son x x ME NS MEHamilton, Rob't. W. m 13 Son x x ME NS MEHamilton, Grace F. f 8 Daughter x x ME NS ME

242 261 Hamilton, Roswell E. m 43 x Sailor ME ME MEHamilton, Georgiana f 40 Wife x Keeping house NH NH NHHamilton, Isabel E. f 16 Daughter x at home x ME ME NHHamilton, Almeda E. f 11 Daughter x at home x ME ME NHEastman, Olive H. f 61 Boarder x NH NH NH

243 262 Hamilton, Sumner E. m 34 x Sailor ME ME MEHamilton, Nettie S. f 27 Wife x Keeping house ME ME NHHamilton, Edna E. f 7 Daughter x at home x ME ME MEHamilton, Mildred R. f 8/12 x ME ME ME

244 263 Webber, Chas. A. R. m 51 x Sailor ME ME MEWebber, Susan J. f 42 Wife x Keeping house ME ME MEWebber, Chas L. m 19 Son x at home x ME ME MEWebber, Edith J. f 14 Daughter x at home x ME ME MEWebber, Eva P. f 12 Daughter x at home x ME ME MEWebber, Edward C. m 5 Son x at home ME ME MEWebber, Susie M. f 2 Daughter x ME ME ME

245 264 Ross, Edward m 41 x House carpenter ME ME MERoss, Lewis B. m 14 Son x at home x ME ME MERoss, Inez A. f 11 Daughter x at home x ME ME MERoss, Ernest C. m 13 Son x at home x ME ME MEDavis, Hattie M. f 37 x Housekeeper ME ME ME

246 265 Hamilton, David O. m 39 x Farmer ME ME MEHamilton, Clara L. f 29 Wife x Keeping house NH NH NHHamilton, Chas. A. m 10 Son x at home x ME ME NHHamilton, Addie F. f 8 Daughter x at home x ME ME NHHamilton, Mary G. f 6 Daughter x at home x ME ME NH

247 266 Hill, Granville m 25 x Fisherman ME ME MEHill, Hattie f 22 Wife x Keeping house ME ME MEHill, Wilber m 5/12 Dec Son x ME ME MERoss, George m 35 Boarder x Farm laborer ME ME MEEmmons, Lavinia f 57 Boarder x ME ME ME

248 267 Thompson, Chas. W. m 48 x Sailor ME ME METhompson, Julia A. f 46 Wife x Keeping house ME ME METhompson, Alice B. f 17 Daughter x at home ME ME METhompson, Chas. F. m 16 Son x at home x ME ME METhompson, Herman J. m 12 Son x at home x ME ME METhompson, Eugene R. m 10 Son x at home x ME ME ME

249 268 Ross, John S. m 32 x Sailor CT CT CTRoss, Ella E. f 26 Wife x ME ME ME

250 269 Webber, John A. m 34 x Fisherman ME ME MEWebber, Hattie E. f 38 Wife x Keeping house ME ME MEWebber, Willie C. m 10 Son x x ME ME MEWebber, George E. m 8 Son x x ME ME MEWebber, Eddie J. m 5 Son x x ME ME MEWebber, Carrie M. f 2 Daughter x ME ME MEWebber, Lucy M. f 85 Boarder x ME ME ME

251 270 Hamilton, Cyrus m 28 x Sailor ME ME MEHamilton, Phebe f 28 Wife x Keeping house ME ME MEHamilton, Silas E. m 8 Son x at home x ME ME MEHamilton, Osborn m 1 Son x at home ME ME MEHamilton, Martin m 18 Boarder x Sailor ME ME ME

252 271 Hamilton, Ropheas m 30 x Sailor ME ME MEHamilton, Julia m 22 Wife x Keeping house ME ME MEHamilton, Carrie f 3 Daughter x at home ME ME MEHamilton, Austin m 1 Son x at home ME ME ME

253 272 Hamilton, Ruel m 39 Sailor ME ME MEHamilton, Hulda f 38 Wife Keeping house ME ME MEHamilton, Henry D. m 14 Son x at home x ME ME MEHamilton, Mellen L. m 13 Son x at home x ME ME MEHamilton, Nellie S. f 11 Daughter x at home x ME ME MEHamilton, Dana J. m 8 Son x at home x ME ME MEHamilton, Herbert W. m 6 Son x at home x ME ME MEHamilton, Horace B. m 3 Son x at home ME ME ME

254 273 Hamilton, Simeon m 74 x Farmer ME ME MEHamilton, Ellen f 57 Wife x Keeping house ME ME MEHamilton, George m 24 Boarder x Sailor ME ME ME

255 274 Mansfield, Martha M. f 48 x Dress maker ME ME MEMansfield, Ellis m 23 Son x Sailor ME ME MEMansfield, Martha T. f 21 Daughter x ME ME ME

256 275 Hamilton, Royal F. m 36 x Sailor ME ME MEHamilton, Martha E. f 37 Wife x Keeping house ME ME MEHamilton, Orrin A. m 7 Son x x ME ME MEHamilton, Wilbert R. m 1/12 Apr Son x ME ME MEHamilton, Eliza W. f 67 Boarder x ME ME ME

257 276 Bennett, Stephen F. m 41 x Sailor ME ME MEBennett, Caroline A. f 43 Wife x Keeping house ME ME MEBennett, Willie F. m 13 Son x Sailor x ME ME MEBennett, Royal H. m 16 Son x Sailor x ME ME MEBennett, Lydia E. f 14 Daughter x at home x ME ME MEBennett, Eva A. f 10 Daughter x at home x ME ME MEBennett, Lillian S. f 8 Daughter x at home x ME ME MEBennett, Francis D. m 2 Son x at home ME ME ME

259 277 Hamilton, Wm. F. m 23 x Sailor ME ME MEHamilton, Elsie M. f 18 Wife x x Keeping house ME ME MEHamilton, Rosa B. f 1/12 May Daughter x ME ME ME

260 278 Littlefield, Wm. V. m 36 x Farmer ME ME MELittlefield, Prudence R. f 34 Wife x Keeping house ME ME MELittlefield, Elisha F. m 10 Son x at home x ME ME MELittlefield, Jennie E. f 6 Daughter x at home x ME ME ME

260 279 Hamilton, John R. m 45 x Sailor ME ME MEHamilton, Statira f 41 Wife x Keeping house ME ME MEHamilton, Benj. F. m 18 Son x at home x ME ME MEHamilton, Sherman M. m 14 Son x at home x ME ME MEHamilton, Addison B. m 10 Son x at home x ME ME ME

261 280 Littlefield, Rob't E. m 28 x Sailor ME ME MELittlefield, Eliza J. f 22 Wife x Keeping house ME ME MELittlefield, Viola E. f 4 Daughter x ME ME ME

262 281 Bates, Eben E. m 36 x Carpenter ME ME MEBates, Susie A. f 35 Wife x Keeping house ME ME MEBates, Wesley W. m 7 Son x at home x ME ME MEBates, Willis W. m 5 Son x at home x ME ME ME

263 282 Littlefield, Wm. T. m 69 x Farmer ME ME MELittlefield, Susan H. f 63 Wife x Keeping house ME ME MELittlefield, Ammi R. m 30 Son x School teacher ME ME MELittlefield, Mayall M. m 21 Son x Farmer x ME ME METalbot, Izora f 14 x x ME NB ME

263 283 Emmons, Hudson S. m 26 x Sailor ME ME MEEmmons, Etta A. f 25 Wife x Keeping house ME ME MEEmmons, Rose V. f 3 Daughter x ME ME ME

264 284 Swan, Albert L. m 38 x Fisherman CT CT CTSwan, Abbie C. f 29 Wife x Keeping house ME ME MESwan, Bertha R. f 8 Daughter x x ME CT MESwan, Effie A. f 7 Daughter x x ME CT MESwan, George F. m 4 Son x ME CT MESwan, William A. m 2 Son x ME CT MESwan, Ralph m 4/12 Jan Son x ME CT ME

265 285 Poor, Benj. m 39 x Rigger ME ME MEPoor, Lucy E. f 30 Wife x Keeping house ME ME MEPoor, Freddie W. m 4 Son x ME ME MEPoor, Edith B. f 3/12 Feb Daughter x ME ME ME

266 286 Curit, Joshua m 46 x Farmer ME ME MECurit, Maria f 45 Wife x Keeping house ME ME MECurit, Addie A. f 23 Daughter x ME ME MECurit, Lilla B. f 16 Daughter x x ME ME MECurit, Ellis M. m 14 Son x at home x ME ME MECurit, Merton E. m 11 Son x at home x ME ME MECurit, Walter J. m 9 Son x at home x ME ME MECurit, Clara F. f 5 Daughter x at home x ME ME MECurit, Minnie S. f 2 Daughter x at home ME ME ME

267 287 Kennedy, Wm. H. m 33 x ME ME MEKennedy, Ella F. f 28 Wife x Keeping house ME ME MEKennedy, Maggie E. f 5 Daughter x x ME ME MEKennedy, Freddie A. m 2 Son x ME ME ME

268 288 Hannaford, John G. m 52 x Farmer ME ME MEHannaford, Mary f 42 Wife x Keeping house NY Ireland IrelandHannaford, Minnie E. f 13 Daughter x x CA ME IrelandHannaford, Carrie J. f 12 Daughter x x CA ME IrelandHannaford, Malvina I. f 9 Daughter x x CA ME Ireland

*** ***278 302 Doughty, Asa m 38 x ME ME ME

Doughty, Hannah T. f 35 Wife x Keeping house ME ME MEDoughty, Herman L. m 13 Son x ME ME MEDoughty, Bertrand J. m 10 Son x ME ME MEDoughty, Amanda E. f 5 Daughter x ME ME MEDoughty, Josie C. f 10/12 July Daughter x ME ME ME

279 303 Webber, Isaac H. m 32 x Mariner ME ME MEWebber, Beckie W. f 29 Wife x Keeping house ME ME ME

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