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THE GENEALOGICAL ADVERTISER.
VOLUME III,
HE Genealogical Advertiser.
A QUARTERLY MAGAZINE
OF FAMILY HISTORY.
1900.
VOLUME III.
CAMBRIDGE, MASS.
LUCY HALL GREENLAW.
1900,
T, H. TVTa wvTTff A SO»
XJOSTON.
INDEX OF SUBJECTS
Abington, Marriages, 53
Abstracts, see Bristol County Probate
Records and Plymouth County Pro-
bate Records.
Administrations, see Bristol County Pro-
bate Records and Plymouth County
Probate Records.
Allen, Query, 64
Allen, will of John, I2i, 122
Answers to Queries:
Pierce, 32
Stedman, 96
Wilder, 128
Worden, 64
Arnold, will of Samuel, 94, 95
Baptisms and admissions, see East Yar-
mouth Church Records and Wey-
mouth Second Church Records.
Barker, adm. of Francis, 1 1 1
Barker, adm. of Isaac, 93
Barrows, will of John, 26
Bartlett, adm. of Benjamin, 26, 27
Bartlett, Query, 64
Betts, Query, 128
Biography :
Rev. David and Elizabeth (Prescott)
Hall, 97-101
Births, see Bristol and Bremen Fami-
lies, Falmouth, Kingston, and Sand-
wich Records.
Bonney, will of Thomas, 89
Book Notes:
Genealogies.
Allerton, 62, 63
Bates, 60
Bean, 62
Crosby, 30
Genealogies, continued.
Delano, 61
Foster, 31
Francis, 95, 96
Francis, Goodrich, Boardman, 128
Gorham, 62
Greenwood, 96
Hovey, 128
Lamb, Savory, Harriman, 96
Marvin, 29
Parshall, 95
Wade, 62
Other Books.
Annals of Yarmouth and Barring-
ton, Nova Scotia, 30
California Register, 62
Diary of Increase Mather, 60, 61
East Hampton, Conn., Church
Records, 29
Simsbury, Conn., Rev. Dudley
Woodbridge's Church Record, 30
Society of Mayflower Descendants
in State of IlHnois, 126, 127
Swansea Town Records, 127
Bosworth, will of Nathaniel, 122
Bowen, adm. of William, 119
Bowerman, Query, 32
Brace, Query, 128
Bremen, Maine, families of, 12-17, 3^-
40, 70-72, 123-125
Brewster, Note, 63, 64
Bridgewater, Marriages, 49, 50
Briggs, adm. of Jonathan, 118, 121
Bristol County Probate Records :
Administrations.
William Bowen, 119
Jonathan Briggs, 118, 121
Dorothy Brown, 120
John Brown, 120
Abigail Carpenter, 118
John Howland, 118
Ifidex of Subjects.
Administrations, continued.
John Martin, 119
Richard Stacy, 119
Wills.
John Allen, 121, 122
Nathaniel Rosworth, 122, 123
William Brown, 118, 119
Samuel Ilall, 122
Elizabeth Ilowland, 119, 120
John Hynton, 118, 119
Daniel King, 120
John Titus, 121
Bristol, Maine, families of, 12-17, 36-40,
70-72, 123-125
Bristol, Maine, Tax List of 179S, 65-69,
113-1 16
Brown, adm. of Dorothy, 120
Brown, adm. of John, 120
Brown, will of William, 118, 119
Broughton, Query, 32
Burden, adm. of William, 91
Carpenter, adm. of Abigail, 118
Coleman, adm. of Joseph, 112
Contributors to Volume III :
George C. Burgess, A.B., 22, 77
Albert W. Johnston, 12, 36, 70, 123
John J. Loud, Esq., 41, loi
Samuel P. May, 17, 85
Edith G. L. Pecker, 97
Frank Ernest Woodward, 65, 113
Cowing, Query, 32
Crocker, adm. of Daniel, 91
Curtis, will of Richard, no, in
Day, Query, 96
Deaths, see Bristol and Bremen Fami-
lies, Falmouth, Kingston, and Sand
wich Records and Stow Epitaphs
Dennis, Mass., see East Yarmouth
Doggett, will of Thomas, 90
Dotey, guardianship of John's children,
27
Dunham, will of John, 27
Dwelley, adm. of Richard, 89
Eames, will of Mark, 93, 94
East Yarmouth, Mass., now Dennis,
Records of the Church at, 17-21,
85-88
Edson, will of Samuel, 28
I'^pitaphs, see Stow, Mass., Epitaphs.
Elkins, Query, 32
Falmouth, Mass., Births, Marriages and
Deaths, 57-60, 81-85
Ford, adm. of John, 93
Franklin, Query, 128
Glass, will of Roger, 89
Griffin, Query, 128
Guardianships, see Plymouth County
Probate Records.
Hall, Rev. David and Elizabeth (Pres-
cott). Biography of, 97-101
Hall, will of Samuel, 122
Hamilton, Query, 32
Harden, Query, 128
Hatch, Query, 64
Hineley, Query, 64
Holmes, guardianship of Israel's chil-
dren, 27
Howland, adm. of John, 118
Howland, adm. of Joseph, 28, 92, 93
Howland, will of Elizabeth, 119, 120
Hyde, Quei-y, 64
Hynton, will of John, 118, 119
Illustrations :
Portrait of Rev. David Hall. Frontis-
piece.
Portrait of Elizabeth (Prescott) Hall.
Facing page 97.
Jameson, Note, 63
Jenney, will of Samuel, 27
King, will of Daniel, 120
Kingston, Mass., Births, Marriages and
Deaths, 22-26, 77-80
Kingston, Marriages, 51, 52
Layton, Query, 64
Lincoln County, Maine, Petitions, i-ii
Lincoln, Query, 128
Linton, Query, 64
Maccall, adm. of James, 92
McLane, Query, 128
Marriages, see Bristol and Bremen
Families, Falmouth, Kingston and
Sandwich Records, Plymouth County
Marriages and Weymouth Second
Church Records.
Marshfield, Marriages, 53, 54
Martin, adm. of John, 119
Marvin, Query, 96
Middleborough, Marriages, 52, 53
Morton, will of Ephraim, 109, no
Morton, adm. of Josiah, 112
Norcutt, will of William, 109
Index of Subjects.
Notes :
Brewster Memorial, 63, 64
Jameson Genealogy, 63
Old Planters Society, 31, 32
Owl, The, 64
Pioneers of Massachusetts, 63
Old Planters Society, Note, 31, 32
Orcutt, adm. of William, no
Otis, Query, 64
Owl, Note, 64
Peny, adm. of William, 91, 112
Petitions, Lincoln County, Maine, i-ii
Phillips, will of John, 28
Pierce, Reply, 32
Pincin, will of Thomas, 112
Pioneers of Massachusetts, Note 63
Plymouth County Marriages:
Abington, 53
Bridgewater, 49, 50
Kingston, 51, 52
Marshfield, 53, 54
Middleborough, 52, 53
Plymouth, 50, 51, 54
Wareham, 52, 54
Plymouth County Probate Rec-
ords:
A dm in istra tion s.
Francis Barker, in
Isaac Barker, 93
Benjamin Bartlett, 26, 27
William Burden, 91
Joseph Coleman, 112
Daniel Crocker, 91
Richard Dwelley, 89
John Ford, 93
Joseph Howland, 28, 92, 93
James Maccall, 92
Josiah Morton, 112
William Orcutt, no
William Perry, 91, 112
Joseph Piyor, 89
Josiah Snow, 89, 1 1 1
Benjamin Tilden, 92
Ephraim Turner, 89, in
Nathan Turner, 112
Francis West, 91
John Whistone, 92, in
Guardianships.
John Dotey's children, 27
Israel Holmes' children, 27
John Sutton's children, 91
Wills.
Samuel Arnold, 94, 95
John Barrows, 26
Thomas Bonney, 89
Richard Curtis, no, in
Thomas Doggett, 90
John Dunham, 27
Mark Fames, 93, 94
Samuel Edson, 28
Roger Glass, 89
Samuel Jenney, 27
Ephraim Morton, 109, no
William Norcutt, 109
John Phillips, 28
Thomas Pincin, 112
William Randall, no
Andrew Ring, 91, 92
John Rogers, 28, 29
Anthony Snow, 90
John Willis, 93
Plymouth, Marriages, 50, 51, 54
Poole, Query, 128
Pryor, adm. of Joseph, 89
Queries:
Allen, 64
Bartlett, 64
Betts, 128
Bowerman, 32
Brace, 128
Broughton, 32
Cowing, 32
Day, 96
Elkins, 32
Franklin, 128
Griffin, 128
Hamilton, 32
Hardon, 128
Hatch, 64
Hineley, 64
Hyde, 64
Layton, 64
Lincoln, 128
Linton, 64
McLane, 128
Marvin, 96
Otis, 64
Poole, 128
Randall, 32
Sanford, 96
Sill, 32
Smith, 64
Stedman, 64
Stewart, 64
Thorne, 96
Wilder, 96
Winslow, 64
Index of Subjects.
Queries, continued.
Woodruff, 32
Woodward, 32
Wyman, 32
Randall, Query, 32
Randall, will of William, no
Ring, will of Andrew, 91, 92
Rogers, will of John, 28, 29
Sandwich, Mass., Births, Marriages and
Deaths, 33-36, 73-77
Sanford, Query, 96
Sill, Query, 32
Smith, Query, 64
Snow, adm. of Josiah, 89, in
Snow, will of Anthony, 90
Stacy, adm. of Richard, 119
Stedman, Query, 64
Stedman, Reply, 96
Stewart, Queiy, 64
Stow, Mass., Epitaphs, 55, 56
Sutton, guardianship of John's children,
91
Thome, Query, 96
Tilden, adm. of Benjamin, 92
Titus, will of John, 121
Turner, adm. of Ephraim, 89, in
Turner, adm. of Nathan, 112
United States Direct Tax, 17c
113-117
3, 65^9,
Waldoborough, Maine, Tax List of
1798, 116-117
Wareham, Marriages, 52, 54
West, adm. of Francis, 91
Weymouth, Mass., Records of the
Second Church in, 41-49, 101-109
Whistone, adm. of John, 92, in
Wilder, Query, 96
Wilder, Reply, 128
Willis, will of John, 93
Wills, see Bristol County Probate Rec-
ords and Plymouth County Probate
Records.
Winslow, Query, 64
Woodruff, Queries, 32
Woodward, Query, 32
Worden, Reply, 64
Wyman, Query, 32
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Contents.
LINCOLN COUNTY, MAINE, PETITIONS i-ii
BRISTOL AND BREMEN FAMILIES. Continued 12-17
EAST YARMOUTH CHURCH RECORDS. Continued. . . . 1721^
KINGSTON, MASS., RECORDS. Continued 22 26
PLYMOUTH COUNTY PROBATE RECORDS. Continued . . 26-29
BOOK NOTES 29-31
NOTE 31-32
QUERIES 32
ANSWER TO QUERY 32
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LINCOLN COUNTY, MAINE, PETITIONS.
William Blakk Trask, A. M., of Dorchester, communicated to
the New England Historical and Genealogical Register (April, i8go)
a " Petition of the Inhabitants of Kennebec River for Protection,"
dated April 22. 1755, which contains substantially the same names as
the first of the two petitions here printed. As there are several names
in each petition not found in the other, and as they differ in date
nearly three years, it has been thought advisable to print the earlier
petition here in full, with rules to indicate the position of the signa-
tures by pages.
The first of the petitions which follow is not dated, but the refer-
ence to the date of the first in the second ("in NoV: 1752 "), and
the action of the House of Representatives on November 28, 1752,
est-ablish its place chronologically as fully two and one-half years
earlier than the petition published in the Register.
The second petition here printed differs from the others widely in
the names of its signers. The three petitions probably contain the
signatures of a large majority of the adult male inhabitants of that
part of York County which was incorporated July 21, 1760, as Lincoln
County. The signatures are arranged in two columns in the first
petition, and in three in the second.
Province of the
Massachusetts Bay
[263] , f To the Honourable Spencer Phips Esq^ Lieu-
tenant Governour and Commander in Chief in
and over s^ Province. To the Hon'^'s; his
Majesty's Council for the same & the Honour-
^ able House of Representatives
ftumbly Shew
The Proprietors of that , Tract of Land lying on Both
sides of Kennebeck River which was granted to the late
Colony of New Plymouth in their Charter & afterwards by
that Colony granted to Antipas Boys & others Together with
Sundry of the Principal Settlers & Residents within the
Limits of said Tract
2 Lincoln County, Maine, Petitions.
That the Inhabitants of said Tract had formerly the Privilege of
holding a Court within that District & were vested with a peculiar
jurisdiction of matters arising among them in Subordination to the
Government of the late Colony of New Plymouth that of Later Times
the Courts- of Justice held in and for the County of york have exer-
cised Jurisdiction not only over your Petitioners Tract afor''. but also
over all Lands lying to the Eastward thereof to the utmost Limits of
this Province Eastward but how or by what Law they became pos-
sessed of that Jurisdiction Your Petitioners could never yet be able to
Discover That the great Distance that Suitors, Witnesses & Jurors
have to Travel from said Tract to York together with the Badness &
Danger of the Roads thither are a great Difificulty and Burden to
your Petitioners the Settlers on said Tract which together with the
perplexity arising from the Doubtfullness of such Courts Jurisdiction
over them and Danger that the Judgements obtained in such Courts
in Local Actions arising among them may some time or other be
called [264] in Question and Reversed are a great Discouragement
to your Petitioners in their Settlement and that it would very much
Facilitate and Promote the further peopling and Improving said
Tract and Render the Expensive Efforts of your Petitioners the
Proprietors to Settle the same more Successful if said District was
erected into a Distinct County Your Petitioners therefore pray your
Honour and the Honourable Houses would please to take the prem-
ises into your wise Consideration and make your Petitioners Tract
a for'', a Distinct and Seperate County with the usual Privileges and
Jurisdictions of a County or otherwise relieve your Petitioners upon
the premises as Your Wisdom shall Direct and Your Pef'^: &c
John Jones Jacob Wendell
James Bowdoin Edward Winslow
Jonathan Fox W'". Brattle
Edw^. Tyng Cha Apthorp
Nath': Thwing Thomas Hancock
Gershom Flagg Robert Temple
John Goodwin VVill"^ Bowdoin
Samuel Goodwin Rich*^ Foster
J a'-. Fox Silv. Gardiner
John Tufts James Pitts
Jonathan Reed Benj -i; Pollard
William Taylor
David Jeffries
Eleazer Harlow
[265] Thomas Walley Thomas Roott
Joseph Dowse '"«
Isaac Foster '^'^'Mu^°"''
Joseph Winslow his
John Winslow (ieorge G M m'^Gletton
mark
Lincoln Coiintv, Maine. Petitions.
Samuel Fowle
Habijah Weld
Seders
James grace
James Cunningham
John Wight
his
Joseph y Baber
mark
his
Martyn H Hay ley
mark
his
Michael -}- Thornton
mark
his
John Oliver
mark
Ephraim oleer
Alexander Campbell Junr
Jacob duer
Daniel Savage
Charles Snipe
William Chism
William Stinson
Joseph Paine
Micheal Malcom
Allen Malcom
Patt Drumond
Thomas Williams
Alex Campell
William Bryen
Samll Hinkley
James thompson
ebenezer Hinkley
Nathanel Berry
Nath" Larrabee
David Duning
George Harward
William Vincent
Joseph Lankester
Shubel Hinckley
William Reed
John Snell
John Spaulding
James Howard
John Howard
Samuel Howard
Moses Waymother
Silvnus Whitford
Davi Joy
[266] Philip Call
philip Call Junr
Thomas Parker
his
John Jh Hein Harring
mark
Thomas means
Townsend Smith
Ralph Kendall
John Cheney
Benjamin Kendall
elias Cheney
Andrew Reed
William Montgumry
David Reed
Robert montgumry
John Wyllie
his
Alex'^'^ / I] Erskin
mark
his
Tho^ S Storer
mark
Robert montgumry ju.
his
James W young
mark
David Lovett
Patreck Rodgers
John m^farland
John m'^farland Jun'
John Larmond
James Huston
William Huston
William Jones
Michael Jones
William Jones Junior
Richard Jones
Anthony Chapman
Ichabod Smith
John Wadleigh
William Blackston
Joshua Smith
Lemuel Perkins
John Rollings
Samuel Hall
Lmcohi County, Maine, Petitiofis.
his
Simon -}- Elelot
mark
Morgan Cafifry
Robert m'^gathry
Tho^ ) '( Selley
mark
his
Ichabod X Linscot
mark
his
Stephen X Hosdon
mark
Elisha Clark
Samuel Herdie
his
Willam \N Hilton
mark
[267] Nath" winslow
Nathaniel Winslow juner
Kenelm Winslow
William Rackleff
Elisha Winslow
Alexr: Nikels
Alexander Nikels Juner.
John Nikels
Henry Little
• James Clark
John Balentin
his
Thomas 7" murphey
mark
Peter Petersone
William Clark
James Clark Ju""
John Cuningham
Joseph Anderson
Samuel Anderson
James Hodg
John m^Near
David Given
WilUam M^Cleland
his
James /// forister
mark
Joseph Dacker
Joshua Siluester
James Day
John Decker
his
Rogels R C Colbee
John Gray
James Grant
Willam Gres
Elisher Kenny
Robert Lambort
John Tomson
Nathanel Runelet
Elijah Grant
Ephiram Grant
Andrew Grant
Sheribiah Lambert
John Decker the 2 juner
John Sutton
Sam" Trask
Ebenezer : Gove
Joseph hodsden
William Boyinton
Samuel Trask J*^
Sam'. Chapman
George Gray i
Robert Hooper
Joseph tayler
Caleb Byinton
moses Gray
Joseph Young-
Joseph Young ju'
John mc phetres
[268] John Pope
John Rowell
John Carlton
Samuel! Blanchard
Joseph Ewing
Alexander Ewing
Charles robertson
Benjamin Thompson
Lincoln Countw Maine, Petitions.
Daniel Lankester
Ebenezer Smith
Thomas Stinson
Joshua Farnam
Edward Savage
William Gilmor
Thomas Stinson j'.
his
John -|- gerdy
mark
Isaac Savage
his
Jams X stinson
marke
William Pumory
miles Goodwin
Ezra Danes
James Whidden
Lazarus Noble
Timothy Whidden
his
William ^ Reed
mark
Samuel Allen
William Malcom
Tobias Ham
[269] Ebenezer Standwood
Judah Chase
Sam'': Standwood
David Stanwood
Thomas Stanwood
Will"' Standwood
John Reed
William Ross
John Smart
James Elett
Andrew Ellott
Robert Smart
Thomas m'^gregor
Nehemiah Ward
John Giuen
his
John orr
mark
Samuel Clark
James Hervey
his
William m^ -|- Nest
mark
John Starbird
Tho^ Skofield
his
william musterd
mark
AUexander potter
James Potter
John malcom
his
Robart R Dunlap
mark
John Dunlap
his
Joseph -j- Jack
mark
Joseph Smith
Willâ„¢ Speer
Robert Speer jun^
Rob^ Speer
James Duning
John Phelan
John Martine
John Williams
Robert Dening
James Douglass
Will'" Woodside
Wâ„¢ Woodside Juneo""
James wooden
Alexander Willson
Robert Willson
Hugh Willson
Robert Giveen
John Mallett
James Doyle
Nathnel Barns
his
John Ul Sarrad
mark
Wait Weber
Jonenthan Webber
his
Joshua ^/ Gray
mark
Benj Bunker
Elisha Allen
his
willâ„¢ Ul alexander
mark
James allexonder
John AUexander
Edward Cuningham
william tarr
John mathews
Lincoln County, Maine, Petitions.
Willeam Simpson
Abijah Young
Joseph ori"
his
Joshua tt Crommel
mark
John Malconi
his
John -|- Bunker
mark
Isaac Hall
George Combes
John Jorden
alexander thompson
Cornelius thompson
James thompson
[270] david Jenkins
his
Joseph S Thompson
mark
Isaac Snow
John Snow
peter comes
Abel Eaton
his
Selvanes ^ Comes
mark
his
Samuel y william
mark
Peter Combes Jr
John Gatchell
Step" Gatchell
David Doughty
John Gachell Juner
Anthony combs j"^
Anthony Combs
Timothy Tebbets
Moses Tebbets
Peter Woodward
Sepren Cornish
mark
John ^ Aston
his
his
John Cornish
mark
Joshua lumbert
Beniamen whitney
Benj" Denlow
his
Corneales J Keaff
mark
his
Brant C Robinson
mark
his
Patrick wals
mark
David Trufant
his
Samuel / nielune
mark
his
Samuel X melune Juner
mark
John Solwen
his
Robert -f- Sedgley
mark
his
Nathanel K Geleson
mark
Nath Donnell
his
Tarrance T m'^macken
mark
his
Timothy 7 Rordan
mark
Jonathan Philbrook
lon^. Philbrook junr
job Philbrook
Isaiah Crooker
Elijah Crooker
[271] John Stinson
Philip Hodgkins
his
John W onale
mark
Stephen greenleaf
Daniel Lankester
Benjamin Pumeroy
Sameuel Wels
James Blethen
Joseph Mackentir
his
Josiah W Day
mark
Lincoln County, Maine, Petitions.
his
Klihu -\- Lankester
mark
James Beueridge
his
John Torp
mark
his
James X Thornton
mark
his
mathew oo whelan
mark
his
Patrick -|- niurry
mark
William Johnson
Simon Burtton
James Drumond
William Marshall
John Blethen sen
John Blethen j. 2
Franses Wyman
Nicholas Rideout
William Rideout
David gustin
his
andrew A Bennet
mark
his
James 2 Newbury
mark
[272] John Cleary
his
John X Dun
mark
his
Timothy ® Dunton
mark
Stephen Greenleaf
John gray
Richard Greenleaf
Samuel Greenleaf
Simon Crosby
Joseph Greenleafv
Daniel Gray
Aaron Abbot
his
John -|- Getchel
mark
his
henery X Slomen
mark
his
Isrel C\J hunewell
mark
his
Stephen oo Day
mark
his
Will-", -j- Karday
mark
Francis Wyman jun''
Nathanel Wyman
Cornelius hall
Arthur Percey
Thomas Percey
his
Timothy -|- Ruork
mark
Samll Hinkley
James m'^faden
John m<=fadin
Matthew m'^Kinney
George m'^Kinney
his
John R Flan
mark
James m^faden Juner
his
Robert P poor
mark
James Johnston
Phill: White
Obadiah Call
Phinehas Parker
William Sewall
William Philbrook
williani Sproul
James morton
Robert Sprouel
James Sprouel
John m'^Kown
his
Corneles D Thornton
mark
his
John Dun
mark
his
Thomas D Hutchinsons
mark
his
Ringin VI Erskins
mark
Lincoln Counfy, Maine, Feiilions.
James Savage
his
Daniel W m^Kenncy
mark
Solomon walker
moses hilton
James miller
Walter Cean
Joseph fowles
James Crocker
arnold wethun
Charles gliclden
Samuel Kelley
his
John Speed
his
[273] George e Calwell
mark
Francis young
his
George e Clark
mark
John Hiscock
Richard Hiscock
Elisha Winslow
his
Cornelious Jones
mark
Joseph Hussey
Thomas Humphrys
John m'^Farland
Ephraim m'^Farlaiid
Samuel M'^Cobb
John Beath
William Moor
Willim fullertown
Will'". FuUerton Juner
Walter W Beath
mark
Andrew m'^farland
Robert Wylie
Willim wylie
Andrew Reed
his
Benjamen X Linnaken
mark
his
Clarke X Linnaken
mark
Thomas Partridge
W^ilem hekes
Joseph wittum
James Stinson
John Leeman
Robert Foy
Ebenezar Leeman
Charls Blagdon
Samvel Barter
his
James -)- Brewer
mark
Samuel Barter jr
his
James X Brewer juner
mark posted
John Orr
Daniel Lenecken
his
Joseph X Leneken
mark
[274] In the House of Rep'^^^ Nov'' 28, 1752 Read and
Ordered that the Pef^ Serve the Prop''s and Inhab'^ of the
within mentioned Tract of Land (non Pef^^) with a copy of
this Pet" by inserting the Substance thereof in one or more
Lincoln County, Maine, Petitions. 9
of the publick newspapers ; that so they may shew cause if
any they have on Wednesday the 27th of Dec'' next if the
Court be then Sitting, if not, on the hrst fryday of the next
Sitting of this Court why the Prayer thereof should not be
granted
Sent up for concurrence
T. Hubbard Spk^
In Council; l)ecem^ 14. 1752; Read & Now Concur'd
J. Willard. Secry.
Massachusetts Archives, ivl. 116, pp. 26^-274.
[207] (Jovernour and Commander in Chief in & over His Maj-
estys Province of the Massachusetts Bay and the Honour-
able the Council & Honourable House of Representatives.
The Memorial of
Humbly Sheweth
That a great number of the Inhabitants of the County of York to the
Eastward of North Yarmouth, petitioned the Great tSi General Court
in NoV: 1752. to be formed into a Distinct & Seperate County, for
the reasons in said Petition mentioned, which Petition as we are in-
form'd was revived in Feb^: 1760. and then refered together with a
Petition from Falmouth for a New County to the next May Sessions
your Memorialists having long experienced the great charge incon-
venience & hardship of attending upon Courts at a Distance.
Humbly pray your Honours
that a New County may be formed in the Easterly part of the County
of York to be bounded on the West by a line to run from some part
of Casco=Bay to Amorescoggin River and from thence by Amores-
coggin River and all that part of the Province which lies to the East-
ward of such a line may be included in said New County ; and that
Pownallborough may be the Shire or County Town, and have the
Priviledge of being Represented at the General Court, all which will
greatly accommodate the Inhabitants and have a great tendency to
incourage the Growth & Settlements of that part of the Province.
THE GENEALOGICAL ADVERTISER.
VOLUME III,
HE Genealogical Advertiser.
A QUARTERLY MAGAZINE
OF FAMILY HISTORY.
1900.
VOLUME III.
CAMBRIDGE, MASS.
LUCY HALL GREENLAW.
1900,
T, H. TVTa wvTTff A SO»
XJOSTON.
INDEX OF SUBJECTS
Abington, Marriages, 53
Abstracts, see Bristol County Probate
Records and Plymouth County Pro-
bate Records.
Administrations, see Bristol County Pro-
bate Records and Plymouth County
Probate Records.
Allen, Query, 64
Allen, will of John, I2i, 122
Answers to Queries:
Pierce, 32
Stedman, 96
Wilder, 128
Worden, 64
Arnold, will of Samuel, 94, 95
Baptisms and admissions, see East Yar-
mouth Church Records and Wey-
mouth Second Church Records.
Barker, adm. of Francis, 1 1 1
Barker, adm. of Isaac, 93
Barrows, will of John, 26
Bartlett, adm. of Benjamin, 26, 27
Bartlett, Query, 64
Betts, Query, 128
Biography :
Rev. David and Elizabeth (Prescott)
Hall, 97-101
Births, see Bristol and Bremen Fami-
lies, Falmouth, Kingston, and Sand-
Bonney, will of Thomas, 89
Book Notes:
Genealogies.
Allerton, 62, 63
Bates, 60
Bean, 62
Crosby, 30
Genealogies, continued.
Delano, 61
Foster, 31
Francis, 95, 96
Francis, Goodrich, Boardman, 128
Gorham, 62
Greenwood, 96
Hovey, 128
Lamb, Savory, Harriman, 96
Marvin, 29
Parshall, 95
Wade, 62
Other Books.
Annals of Yarmouth and Barring-
ton, Nova Scotia, 30
California Register, 62
Diary of Increase Mather, 60, 61
East Hampton, Conn., Church
Records, 29
Simsbury, Conn., Rev. Dudley
Woodbridge's Church Record, 30
Society of Mayflower Descendants
in State of IlHnois, 126, 127
Swansea Town Records, 127
Bosworth, will of Nathaniel, 122
Bowen, adm. of William, 119
Bowerman, Query, 32
Brace, Query, 128
Bremen, Maine, families of, 12-17, 3^-
40, 70-72, 123-125
Brewster, Note, 63, 64
Bridgewater, Marriages, 49, 50
Briggs, adm. of Jonathan, 118, 121
Bristol County Probate Records :
Administrations.
William Bowen, 119
Jonathan Briggs, 118, 121
Dorothy Brown, 120
John Brown, 120
Abigail Carpenter, 118
John Howland, 118
Ifidex of Subjects.
Administrations, continued.
John Martin, 119
Richard Stacy, 119
Wills.
John Allen, 121, 122
Nathaniel Rosworth, 122, 123
William Brown, 118, 119
Samuel Ilall, 122
Elizabeth Ilowland, 119, 120
John Hynton, 118, 119
Daniel King, 120
John Titus, 121
Bristol, Maine, families of, 12-17, 36-40,
70-72, 123-125
Bristol, Maine, Tax List of 179S, 65-69,
113-1 16
Brown, adm. of Dorothy, 120
Brown, adm. of John, 120
Brown, will of William, 118, 119
Broughton, Query, 32
Burden, adm. of William, 91
Carpenter, adm. of Abigail, 118
Coleman, adm. of Joseph, 112
Contributors to Volume III :
George C. Burgess, A.B., 22, 77
Albert W. Johnston, 12, 36, 70, 123
John J. Loud, Esq., 41, loi
Samuel P. May, 17, 85
Edith G. L. Pecker, 97
Frank Ernest Woodward, 65, 113
Cowing, Query, 32
Crocker, adm. of Daniel, 91
Curtis, will of Richard, no, in
Day, Query, 96
Deaths, see Bristol and Bremen Fami-
lies, Falmouth, Kingston, and Sand
wich Records and Stow Epitaphs
Dennis, Mass., see East Yarmouth
Doggett, will of Thomas, 90
Dotey, guardianship of John's children,
27
Dunham, will of John, 27
Dwelley, adm. of Richard, 89
Eames, will of Mark, 93, 94
East Yarmouth, Mass., now Dennis,
Records of the Church at, 17-21,
85-88
Edson, will of Samuel, 28
I'^pitaphs, see Stow, Mass., Epitaphs.
Elkins, Query, 32
Falmouth, Mass., Births, Marriages and
Deaths, 57-60, 81-85
Ford, adm. of John, 93
Franklin, Query, 128
Glass, will of Roger, 89
Griffin, Query, 128
Guardianships, see Plymouth County
Probate Records.
Hall, Rev. David and Elizabeth (Pres-
cott). Biography of, 97-101
Hall, will of Samuel, 122
Hamilton, Query, 32
Harden, Query, 128
Hatch, Query, 64
Hineley, Query, 64
Holmes, guardianship of Israel's chil-
dren, 27
Howland, adm. of John, 118
Howland, adm. of Joseph, 28, 92, 93
Howland, will of Elizabeth, 119, 120
Hyde, Quei-y, 64
Hynton, will of John, 118, 119
Illustrations :
Portrait of Rev. David Hall. Frontis-
piece.
Portrait of Elizabeth (Prescott) Hall.
Facing page 97.
Jameson, Note, 63
Jenney, will of Samuel, 27
King, will of Daniel, 120
Kingston, Mass., Births, Marriages and
Deaths, 22-26, 77-80
Kingston, Marriages, 51, 52
Layton, Query, 64
Lincoln County, Maine, Petitions, i-ii
Lincoln, Query, 128
Linton, Query, 64
Maccall, adm. of James, 92
McLane, Query, 128
Marriages, see Bristol and Bremen
Families, Falmouth, Kingston and
Sandwich Records, Plymouth County
Marriages and Weymouth Second
Church Records.
Marshfield, Marriages, 53, 54
Martin, adm. of John, 119
Marvin, Query, 96
Middleborough, Marriages, 52, 53
Morton, will of Ephraim, 109, no
Morton, adm. of Josiah, 112
Norcutt, will of William, 109
Index of Subjects.
Notes :
Brewster Memorial, 63, 64
Jameson Genealogy, 63
Old Planters Society, 31, 32
Owl, The, 64
Pioneers of Massachusetts, 63
Old Planters Society, Note, 31, 32
Orcutt, adm. of William, no
Otis, Query, 64
Owl, Note, 64
Peny, adm. of William, 91, 112
Petitions, Lincoln County, Maine, i-ii
Phillips, will of John, 28
Pierce, Reply, 32
Pincin, will of Thomas, 112
Pioneers of Massachusetts, Note 63
Plymouth County Marriages:
Abington, 53
Bridgewater, 49, 50
Kingston, 51, 52
Marshfield, 53, 54
Middleborough, 52, 53
Plymouth, 50, 51, 54
Wareham, 52, 54
Plymouth County Probate Rec-
ords:
A dm in istra tion s.
Francis Barker, in
Isaac Barker, 93
Benjamin Bartlett, 26, 27
William Burden, 91
Joseph Coleman, 112
Daniel Crocker, 91
Richard Dwelley, 89
John Ford, 93
Joseph Howland, 28, 92, 93
James Maccall, 92
Josiah Morton, 112
William Orcutt, no
William Perry, 91, 112
Joseph Piyor, 89
Josiah Snow, 89, 1 1 1
Benjamin Tilden, 92
Ephraim Turner, 89, in
Nathan Turner, 112
Francis West, 91
John Whistone, 92, in
Guardianships.
John Dotey's children, 27
Israel Holmes' children, 27
John Sutton's children, 91
Wills.
Samuel Arnold, 94, 95
John Barrows, 26
Thomas Bonney, 89
Richard Curtis, no, in
Thomas Doggett, 90
John Dunham, 27
Mark Fames, 93, 94
Samuel Edson, 28
Roger Glass, 89
Samuel Jenney, 27
Ephraim Morton, 109, no
William Norcutt, 109
John Phillips, 28
Thomas Pincin, 112
William Randall, no
Andrew Ring, 91, 92
John Rogers, 28, 29
Anthony Snow, 90
John Willis, 93
Plymouth, Marriages, 50, 51, 54
Poole, Query, 128
Pryor, adm. of Joseph, 89
Queries:
Allen, 64
Bartlett, 64
Betts, 128
Bowerman, 32
Brace, 128
Broughton, 32
Cowing, 32
Day, 96
Elkins, 32
Franklin, 128
Griffin, 128
Hamilton, 32
Hardon, 128
Hatch, 64
Hineley, 64
Hyde, 64
Layton, 64
Lincoln, 128
Linton, 64
McLane, 128
Marvin, 96
Otis, 64
Poole, 128
Randall, 32
Sanford, 96
Sill, 32
Smith, 64
Stedman, 64
Stewart, 64
Thorne, 96
Wilder, 96
Winslow, 64
Index of Subjects.
Queries, continued.
Woodruff, 32
Woodward, 32
Wyman, 32
Randall, Query, 32
Randall, will of William, no
Ring, will of Andrew, 91, 92
Rogers, will of John, 28, 29
Sandwich, Mass., Births, Marriages and
Deaths, 33-36, 73-77
Sanford, Query, 96
Sill, Query, 32
Smith, Query, 64
Snow, adm. of Josiah, 89, in
Snow, will of Anthony, 90
Stacy, adm. of Richard, 119
Stedman, Query, 64
Stedman, Reply, 96
Stewart, Queiy, 64
Stow, Mass., Epitaphs, 55, 56
Sutton, guardianship of John's children,
91
Thome, Query, 96
Tilden, adm. of Benjamin, 92
Titus, will of John, 121
Turner, adm. of Ephraim, 89, in
Turner, adm. of Nathan, 112
United States Direct Tax, 17c
113-117
3, 65^9,
Waldoborough, Maine, Tax List of
1798, 116-117
Wareham, Marriages, 52, 54
West, adm. of Francis, 91
Weymouth, Mass., Records of the
Second Church in, 41-49, 101-109
Whistone, adm. of John, 92, in
Wilder, Query, 96
Wilder, Reply, 128
Willis, will of John, 93
Wills, see Bristol County Probate Rec-
ords and Plymouth County Probate
Records.
Winslow, Query, 64
Woodruff, Queries, 32
Woodward, Query, 32
Worden, Reply, 64
Wyman, Query, 32
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Contents.
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KINGSTON, MASS., RECORDS. Continued 22 26
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NOTE 31-32
QUERIES 32
ANSWER TO QUERY 32
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LINCOLN COUNTY, MAINE, PETITIONS.
William Blakk Trask, A. M., of Dorchester, communicated to
the New England Historical and Genealogical Register (April, i8go)
a " Petition of the Inhabitants of Kennebec River for Protection,"
dated April 22. 1755, which contains substantially the same names as
the first of the two petitions here printed. As there are several names
in each petition not found in the other, and as they differ in date
nearly three years, it has been thought advisable to print the earlier
petition here in full, with rules to indicate the position of the signa-
tures by pages.
The first of the petitions which follow is not dated, but the refer-
ence to the date of the first in the second ("in NoV: 1752 "), and
the action of the House of Representatives on November 28, 1752,
est-ablish its place chronologically as fully two and one-half years
earlier than the petition published in the Register.
The second petition here printed differs from the others widely in
the names of its signers. The three petitions probably contain the
signatures of a large majority of the adult male inhabitants of that
part of York County which was incorporated July 21, 1760, as Lincoln
County. The signatures are arranged in two columns in the first
petition, and in three in the second.
Province of the
Massachusetts Bay
[263] , f To the Honourable Spencer Phips Esq^ Lieu-
tenant Governour and Commander in Chief in
and over s^ Province. To the Hon'^'s; his
Majesty's Council for the same & the Honour-
^ able House of Representatives
ftumbly Shew
The Proprietors of that , Tract of Land lying on Both
sides of Kennebeck River which was granted to the late
Colony of New Plymouth in their Charter & afterwards by
that Colony granted to Antipas Boys & others Together with
Sundry of the Principal Settlers & Residents within the
Limits of said Tract
2 Lincoln County, Maine, Petitions.
That the Inhabitants of said Tract had formerly the Privilege of
holding a Court within that District & were vested with a peculiar
jurisdiction of matters arising among them in Subordination to the
Government of the late Colony of New Plymouth that of Later Times
the Courts- of Justice held in and for the County of york have exer-
cised Jurisdiction not only over your Petitioners Tract afor''. but also
over all Lands lying to the Eastward thereof to the utmost Limits of
this Province Eastward but how or by what Law they became pos-
sessed of that Jurisdiction Your Petitioners could never yet be able to
Discover That the great Distance that Suitors, Witnesses & Jurors
have to Travel from said Tract to York together with the Badness &
Danger of the Roads thither are a great Difificulty and Burden to
your Petitioners the Settlers on said Tract which together with the
perplexity arising from the Doubtfullness of such Courts Jurisdiction
over them and Danger that the Judgements obtained in such Courts
in Local Actions arising among them may some time or other be
called [264] in Question and Reversed are a great Discouragement
to your Petitioners in their Settlement and that it would very much
Facilitate and Promote the further peopling and Improving said
Tract and Render the Expensive Efforts of your Petitioners the
Proprietors to Settle the same more Successful if said District was
erected into a Distinct County Your Petitioners therefore pray your
Honour and the Honourable Houses would please to take the prem-
ises into your wise Consideration and make your Petitioners Tract
a for'', a Distinct and Seperate County with the usual Privileges and
Jurisdictions of a County or otherwise relieve your Petitioners upon
the premises as Your Wisdom shall Direct and Your Pef'^: &c
John Jones Jacob Wendell
James Bowdoin Edward Winslow
Jonathan Fox W'". Brattle
Edw^. Tyng Cha Apthorp
Nath': Thwing Thomas Hancock
Gershom Flagg Robert Temple
John Goodwin VVill"^ Bowdoin
Samuel Goodwin Rich*^ Foster
J a'-. Fox Silv. Gardiner
John Tufts James Pitts
Jonathan Reed Benj -i; Pollard
William Taylor
David Jeffries
Eleazer Harlow
[265] Thomas Walley Thomas Roott
Joseph Dowse '"«
Isaac Foster '^'^'Mu^°"''
Joseph Winslow his
John Winslow (ieorge G M m'^Gletton
mark
Lincoln Coiintv, Maine. Petitions.
Samuel Fowle
Habijah Weld
Seders
James grace
James Cunningham
John Wight
his
Joseph y Baber
mark
his
Martyn H Hay ley
mark
his
Michael -}- Thornton
mark
his
John Oliver
mark
Ephraim oleer
Alexander Campbell Junr
Jacob duer
Daniel Savage
Charles Snipe
William Chism
William Stinson
Joseph Paine
Micheal Malcom
Allen Malcom
Patt Drumond
Thomas Williams
Alex Campell
William Bryen
Samll Hinkley
James thompson
ebenezer Hinkley
Nathanel Berry
Nath" Larrabee
David Duning
George Harward
William Vincent
Joseph Lankester
Shubel Hinckley
William Reed
John Snell
John Spaulding
James Howard
John Howard
Samuel Howard
Moses Waymother
Silvnus Whitford
Davi Joy
[266] Philip Call
philip Call Junr
Thomas Parker
his
John Jh Hein Harring
mark
Thomas means
Townsend Smith
Ralph Kendall
John Cheney
Benjamin Kendall
elias Cheney
Andrew Reed
William Montgumry
David Reed
Robert montgumry
John Wyllie
his
Alex'^'^ / I] Erskin
mark
his
Tho^ S Storer
mark
Robert montgumry ju.
his
James W young
mark
David Lovett
Patreck Rodgers
John m^farland
John m'^farland Jun'
John Larmond
James Huston
William Huston
William Jones
Michael Jones
William Jones Junior
Richard Jones
Anthony Chapman
Ichabod Smith
John Wadleigh
William Blackston
Joshua Smith
Lemuel Perkins
John Rollings
Samuel Hall
Lmcohi County, Maine, Petitiofis.
his
Simon -}- Elelot
mark
Morgan Cafifry
Robert m'^gathry
Tho^ ) '( Selley
mark
his
Ichabod X Linscot
mark
his
Stephen X Hosdon
mark
Elisha Clark
Samuel Herdie
his
Willam \N Hilton
mark
[267] Nath" winslow
Nathaniel Winslow juner
Kenelm Winslow
William Rackleff
Elisha Winslow
Alexr: Nikels
Alexander Nikels Juner.
John Nikels
Henry Little
• James Clark
John Balentin
his
Thomas 7" murphey
mark
Peter Petersone
William Clark
James Clark Ju""
John Cuningham
Joseph Anderson
Samuel Anderson
James Hodg
John m^Near
David Given
WilUam M^Cleland
his
James /// forister
mark
Joseph Dacker
Joshua Siluester
James Day
John Decker
his
Rogels R C Colbee
John Gray
James Grant
Willam Gres
Elisher Kenny
Robert Lambort
John Tomson
Nathanel Runelet
Elijah Grant
Ephiram Grant
Andrew Grant
Sheribiah Lambert
John Decker the 2 juner
John Sutton
Sam" Trask
Ebenezer : Gove
Joseph hodsden
William Boyinton
Samuel Trask J*^
Sam'. Chapman
George Gray i
Robert Hooper
Joseph tayler
Caleb Byinton
moses Gray
Joseph Young-
Joseph Young ju'
John mc phetres
[268] John Pope
John Rowell
John Carlton
Samuel! Blanchard
Joseph Ewing
Alexander Ewing
Charles robertson
Benjamin Thompson
Lincoln Countw Maine, Petitions.
Daniel Lankester
Ebenezer Smith
Thomas Stinson
Joshua Farnam
Edward Savage
William Gilmor
Thomas Stinson j'.
his
John -|- gerdy
mark
Isaac Savage
his
Jams X stinson
marke
William Pumory
miles Goodwin
Ezra Danes
James Whidden
Lazarus Noble
Timothy Whidden
his
William ^ Reed
mark
Samuel Allen
William Malcom
Tobias Ham
[269] Ebenezer Standwood
Judah Chase
Sam'': Standwood
David Stanwood
Thomas Stanwood
Will"' Standwood
John Reed
William Ross
John Smart
James Elett
Andrew Ellott
Robert Smart
Thomas m'^gregor
Nehemiah Ward
John Giuen
his
John orr
mark
Samuel Clark
James Hervey
his
William m^ -|- Nest
mark
John Starbird
Tho^ Skofield
his
william musterd
mark
AUexander potter
James Potter
John malcom
his
Robart R Dunlap
mark
John Dunlap
his
Joseph -j- Jack
mark
Joseph Smith
Willâ„¢ Speer
Robert Speer jun^
Rob^ Speer
James Duning
John Phelan
John Martine
John Williams
Robert Dening
James Douglass
Will'" Woodside
Wâ„¢ Woodside Juneo""
James wooden
Alexander Willson
Robert Willson
Hugh Willson
Robert Giveen
John Mallett
James Doyle
Nathnel Barns
his
John Ul Sarrad
mark
Wait Weber
Jonenthan Webber
his
Joshua ^/ Gray
mark
Benj Bunker
Elisha Allen
his
willâ„¢ Ul alexander
mark
James allexonder
John AUexander
Edward Cuningham
william tarr
John mathews
Lincoln County, Maine, Petitions.
Willeam Simpson
Abijah Young
Joseph ori"
his
Joshua tt Crommel
mark
John Malconi
his
John -|- Bunker
mark
Isaac Hall
George Combes
John Jorden
alexander thompson
Cornelius thompson
James thompson
[270] david Jenkins
his
Joseph S Thompson
mark
Isaac Snow
John Snow
peter comes
Abel Eaton
his
Selvanes ^ Comes
mark
his
Samuel y william
mark
Peter Combes Jr
John Gatchell
Step" Gatchell
David Doughty
John Gachell Juner
Anthony combs j"^
Anthony Combs
Timothy Tebbets
Moses Tebbets
Peter Woodward
Sepren Cornish
mark
John ^ Aston
his
his
John Cornish
mark
Joshua lumbert
Beniamen whitney
Benj" Denlow
his
Corneales J Keaff
mark
his
Brant C Robinson
mark
his
Patrick wals
mark
David Trufant
his
Samuel / nielune
mark
his
Samuel X melune Juner
mark
John Solwen
his
Robert -f- Sedgley
mark
his
Nathanel K Geleson
mark
Nath Donnell
his
Tarrance T m'^macken
mark
his
Timothy 7 Rordan
mark
Jonathan Philbrook
lon^. Philbrook junr
job Philbrook
Isaiah Crooker
Elijah Crooker
[271] John Stinson
Philip Hodgkins
his
John W onale
mark
Stephen greenleaf
Daniel Lankester
Benjamin Pumeroy
Sameuel Wels
James Blethen
Joseph Mackentir
his
Josiah W Day
mark
Lincoln County, Maine, Petitions.
his
Klihu -\- Lankester
mark
James Beueridge
his
John Torp
mark
his
James X Thornton
mark
his
mathew oo whelan
mark
his
Patrick -|- niurry
mark
William Johnson
Simon Burtton
James Drumond
William Marshall
John Blethen sen
John Blethen j. 2
Franses Wyman
Nicholas Rideout
William Rideout
David gustin
his
andrew A Bennet
mark
his
James 2 Newbury
mark
[272] John Cleary
his
John X Dun
mark
his
Timothy ® Dunton
mark
Stephen Greenleaf
John gray
Richard Greenleaf
Samuel Greenleaf
Simon Crosby
Joseph Greenleafv
Daniel Gray
Aaron Abbot
his
John -|- Getchel
mark
his
henery X Slomen
mark
his
Isrel C\J hunewell
mark
his
Stephen oo Day
mark
his
Will-", -j- Karday
mark
Francis Wyman jun''
Nathanel Wyman
Cornelius hall
Arthur Percey
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Timothy -|- Ruork
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John m<=fadin
Matthew m'^Kinney
George m'^Kinney
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John R Flan
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James m^faden Juner
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Robert P poor
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James Johnston
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William Sewall
William Philbrook
williani Sproul
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James Sprouel
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Corneles D Thornton
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John Dun
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Thomas D Hutchinsons
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Ringin VI Erskins
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Lincoln Counfy, Maine, Feiilions.
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Daniel W m^Kenncy
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moses hilton
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James Crocker
arnold wethun
Charles gliclden
Samuel Kelley
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John Speed
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George e Clark
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Richard Hiscock
Elisha Winslow
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Cornelious Jones
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Thomas Humphrys
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Robert Wylie
Willim wylie
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Benjamen X Linnaken
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Clarke X Linnaken
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W^ilem hekes
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James Stinson
John Leeman
Robert Foy
Ebenezar Leeman
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James X Brewer juner
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[274] In the House of Rep'^^^ Nov'' 28, 1752 Read and
Ordered that the Pef^ Serve the Prop''s and Inhab'^ of the
within mentioned Tract of Land (non Pef^^) with a copy of
this Pet" by inserting the Substance thereof in one or more
Lincoln County, Maine, Petitions. 9
of the publick newspapers ; that so they may shew cause if
any they have on Wednesday the 27th of Dec'' next if the
Court be then Sitting, if not, on the hrst fryday of the next
Sitting of this Court why the Prayer thereof should not be
granted
Sent up for concurrence
T. Hubbard Spk^
In Council; l)ecem^ 14. 1752; Read & Now Concur'd
J. Willard. Secry.
Massachusetts Archives, ivl. 116, pp. 26^-274.
[207] (Jovernour and Commander in Chief in & over His Maj-
estys Province of the Massachusetts Bay and the Honour-
able the Council & Honourable House of Representatives.
The Memorial of
Humbly Sheweth
That a great number of the Inhabitants of the County of York to the
Eastward of North Yarmouth, petitioned the Great tSi General Court
in NoV: 1752. to be formed into a Distinct & Seperate County, for
the reasons in said Petition mentioned, which Petition as we are in-
form'd was revived in Feb^: 1760. and then refered together with a
Petition from Falmouth for a New County to the next May Sessions
your Memorialists having long experienced the great charge incon-
venience & hardship of attending upon Courts at a Distance.
Humbly pray your Honours
that a New County may be formed in the Easterly part of the County
of York to be bounded on the West by a line to run from some part
of Casco=Bay to Amorescoggin River and from thence by Amores-
coggin River and all that part of the Province which lies to the East-
ward of such a line may be included in said New County ; and that
Pownallborough may be the Shire or County Town, and have the
Priviledge of being Represented at the General Court, all which will
greatly accommodate the Inhabitants and have a great tendency to
incourage the Growth & Settlements of that part of the Province.
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