Families of Boothbay Harbor, Maine
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by coyote1 on 2005-01-30 19:32:16 Add coyote1 as a friend coyote1's... Profile Research Contact | I'm interested in information from those of you who have connections to families in the Boothbay Harbor area including surrounding communities of Boothbay, East Boothbay, Southport, Barter's Island, Wiscasset, Edgecomb, and beyond. I'm especially interested in my surname but am also interested in information on most every family surname from the early days in the area until now.
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| Surnames: ADAMS ALLEY BARTER BOYD BREWER BRYER CAMPBELL DAY DODGE DUNTON EDGECOMB FARNHAM GAMAGE GILES GREENLEAF GROVER HODGDON KENNEY KENNISTON KNIGHT LARRABEE LEWIS LILLY LONGFELLOW MADDOCKS MARR MATTHEWS MCCOBB MCFARLAND MCINTIRE MCINTYRE MCKINNEY MCKOWN MCPHEE MURRAY ORNE PARTRIDGE PIERCE PINKHAM POOR RACE REED RICE RING SEAVEY SHERMAN SNOW SPOFFORD THOMPSON TIBBETTS WADSWORTH WEBBER WENTWORTH WILEY WYLEY WYLIE WYLLEY WYLLIE Viewed 997 times |
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My maternal grandmother was a PREBLE. Her father was Granville PREBLE (1839-1902) of Boothbay. The Preble family was in the Boothbay area since the early 1700's. My grandmother Annie Gertrude PREBLE was born in Somerville, MA (1874). Early generatins of Preble have relations with a number of local Boothbay families including SHERMAN, WYLIE, GRAY, REED, KNIGHT, and others.
I do not not know why Granville moved the family from Boothbay to Massachusetts, but it was around 1870. His first child died in 1869 (in Boothbay) that might have something to do with why they moved.
i'm sorry I don't know any of those people
Hi Bob, we emailed a short time ago. I am HH born in Boothbay Harbor, Maine. Out of the famiies you have listed my lines include, Barter, Day, Edgecomb, Giles, Greenleaf, Pinkham, and Wiley to start with and I have not done them all.
Have a great day! I do not know how many times I am your cousin.
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I have some relatives from Boothbay Harbor George Campbell married Luella Keller , and a Frank campbell I think they were brothers .this was in the 1800