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13 Maine Books on one CD
Up for auction are some great resources for your genealogical and or historical research. These cds are in PDF format and are replications of pages of the original books. They are all indexed for easy searching and have bookmarks as well. One of these books alone would cost you the price I am offering them all for on this CD. CD works on all platforms.
1. "Maine At Louisburg In 1745" 153 pages by Henry S. Burrage, D.D., State Historian, 1910. Contents of book are: (1)Maine at Louisburg in 1745; (2) Ascertainable Lists of Officers and Men From Maine Who Were At Louisburg in 1745; (3) Correspondence; (4) Official Reports; (5) Important Sources of Information; (6) Index to Lists of Officers and Men.
2. "Maine Historical and Genealogical Recorder" 84 pages, January, Vol. VI, No 1, 1889. Contents: (1) Governor Williams; (2) Moulton Family; (3) New Marblehead (Now Windham, Me); (4) Book of Eastern Claims; (5) Flitner Family (6) Biddeford Church Records; (7) Scarborough Town Records; (8) Barnstable Cemetery Inscriptions; (9) Swett Family of York; (10) Notes, Queries, Etc; (11) Genealogical Club
3. "History of The Grange in York County, 1921-1949." Comprising the history of York Pomona No. 14 as accurately as possible from the history published in 1922 by the late John Chick Murray of Beaver Dam Grange, Also a brief sketch of each subordinate Grange compiled by the lecturers and members of the various Granges
4. "Journals of the Rev. Thomas Smith and the Rev. Samuel Deane," by Wm. Willis, 1849 483 pages. This is a rare, indexed, 483 page book by Wm. Willis and published in Portland by Joseph S. Bailey in 1849. Printers were F.W. Nichols & Co. It is an excellent and very interesting read about these Pastors of the First Church in Portland with notes and biographical notices, and a summary history of Portland and surrounding areas. Many names of baptisms, marriages, deaths, etc. are given along with accounts of the events going on in the era.
5. "History of Saco and Biddeford," by George Folsom and printed by Alex C. Putnam, 1830. (16.2 mb) 331 pages. This is a history of Saco and Biddeford with notices of other early settlements, and of the proprietary governments in Maine, including the provinces of New Somersetshire and Lyconia.
6. "The Harmon Genealogy, Comprising All Branches In New England" compiled and edited by Artemas C. Harmon, 1920. This genealogy covers all branches of Harmon's in New England including the Scarborough, Maine branch, the Saco, and York, Maine branch, the Springfield, Mass. branch, and the Braintree, Mass. branch and contains the records of over 5000 descendants and a mass of historical data..
7. "York Deeds, Book VII," 1892. This book was published by Brown Thurston Co., in 1892. This is one of several volumes of public records, of the state in the Registry of Deeds for York County, Me.
8. "Centennial History of the Town of Sumner, Me. 1798-1898," Chas. E. Hardy, Publisher, West Sumner, 1899. History of Sumner with personal sketches and portraits.
9. "Porter As A Portion of Maine, It's Settlement, ETC," by Thomas Moulton, 1879. This is a scarce, early history of Porter, Me. with many names and facts of its earliest settlers.
10. "The Town Register, Brownfield, Denmark, Hiram and Porter," compiled by Mitchell, Davis and Dagget, 1907. A history of Brownfield, Denmark, Hiram and Porter. This also contains the census for each of the towns in 1907.
11. "Celebration of the 150th Anniversary Gorham, Maine, 1886," published in Portland, Me by B. Thurston and Company, Printers, May 26, 1886. A very nice, informative read about the celebration and history of Gorham with several pictures of the era.
12. "An Historical Sketch of the Town of Deer Isle Maine," With some notices of its settlers and early inhabitants by George L. Hosmer, 1905.
13. "History of the Town of Waldoboro, Maine," by Samuel L. Miller, 1910
Contents in this book:
Chapter I-The Waldo Patent
Chapter II-Topography
Chapter III-Early Settlement
Chapter IV-Permanent Settlement
Chapter V-General Waldo's Circular
Chapter VI-Second Permanent Colony
Chapter VII-Indian Wars
Chapter VIII-List of Early Settlers, Land Claims
Chapter IX-Earley Religious Matters, First Meeting HOuse
Chapter X-Exodus to North Carolina
Chapter XI-Incorporation of the Town of Waldoborough
Chapter XII-Waldoboro During the Revolution
Chapter XIII-Perious From the Revolution to 1800, First Census
Chapter XIV-Period From 1800 to 1820
Chapter XV-Period From 1820 to 1840
Chapter XVI-Period From 1840 to 1860
Chapter XVII-From 1860 to the Centennial. The Civil War Period
Chapter XVIII-Centennial Celebration
Chapter XIX-Conclusion
Chapter XX-Shipbuilding
Chapter XII-The Old German Meeting House
Chapter XXII-Churches and Lodges
Chapter XXIII-Biographical Sketches
Chapter XXIV-Town Officers, ETC.
Addenda
Index
Biographical sketches for Waldoboro:
Conrad Heyer; Rev. John Martin Shaeffer; Rev. Frederick Gruhner; Rev. Frederick Augustus Rodolphus Benedictus Ritz; Rev. John William Starman; Col. Jacob Ludwid; Dr. Theobald; Wateman Thomas; Dr. Benjamin Brown; Henry Frederick Helmersbausen, Senior; Joshua Head; Charles Miller; Frederick Castner; Col. Isaac G. Reed; William J. Farley; William Sproul; Dea. Henry Kennedy; Samuel W.
Jackson; John Bulfinch; George D. Smouse; Nathaniel Groton; Dr. John G. Brown; Dr. John Manning; HOn. Isaac Reed; Reuben Seiders; Dr. William Ludwig; Dr. Hiram Bliss; John H. Kennedy; Albion P. Oakes; Capt. Herman Kopperholdt; Capt. H.H. Lovell; Hon. Sebastian S. Marble; Joseph Clark; Dr. Daniel Wilson; Bela B. Haskell; Alden Jackson; Moses M. Richards; Harriet Newell Haskell; Frank Miller; Dr. Frederick Robie; John Balch; William White and John Polereczky.
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