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1. MOORS, Timothy | ||
2. TAYLER, Wilebey | ||
3. FRENCH, Levi | ||
4. BLAKE, Robert
(Jedidiah 10, Israel 9, Timothy 8, Jasper 7, Jasper 6, Jasper 5, Peter 4, Jasper 3, Peter 2, Peter 1) *Vol.4 Pg.25 |
Thank you to Mary Beth
for the following information:
Sources: 1. Maine Families in 1790 2 Military File-Revolutionary War. 3 Descendants of Jasper Blake1980,65 Robert BLAKE
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Epping, New Hampshire |
5. THOMAS, Nathan | Embodied in First Particular Baptist Church 8/8/1799, with Elizabeth Thomas, at the home of Wm Whittier | |
6. FRENCH, David | ||
7. TAYLER, Phinhas | ||
8. HIGINS, Seth | ||
9. LATIN, Ephraim | Leighton | |
10. STEVENS, John | ||
11. LATIN, Moses | Leighton | |
12. ROGGERS, John | b. 1756 Rochester, NH
d. 1849 Mt. Vernon m. 1784 Rome to Mary (Polly) r. 1818 Cornville |
Rochester, NH |
13. COLBATH, Iamuel | ||
14. KILBATH, Patrick | ||
15. HUCHINGS, John | ||
16. SMITH, James | ||
17. PAUL, Simeon | Pearl
b.1740 d.Edgecomb aft.1806 m1.Mary m2.Abigail Gove of Egdecomb 8/7/1806 |
Edgecomb, Maine |
18. PAUL, Silas | Pearl
b.1763 d.1858 Mt. Vernon m.bef.1799 Phebe___ ch: 1. Sylvina b.___ d.___ m.1831 John Smith III 2. Benjamen b.1799 d.1848 m. Lois Creasey 3. Josiah b.1802 d.1863 m. 1822 Sally Stain 4. James b.1803 d.___ m. 1824 Polly Levit 5. Betsey b.1808 d.1889 m. 1824 Sumner Cole, Sr. |
Edgecomb, Maine |
19. BLAKE, Paul *Vol.4 Pg.25 | Served on first board of Selectmen; Building Comm for new meeting house 1799; auctioneered the pews in house when finished in 1800. | Epping, New Hampshire |
20. INGHAM, David | ||
21. BOOCKS, Gorge | ||
22. BISHOP, Esquire, Jr. | b.1759 Rehoboth, Mass.
d.Vassalboro Purchased 40 acres for $25.00 3/1798 at head of Minnehonk Pond. Minnehonk was first called Bishop Pond. Remained in Bishop family until 1928. Hibbard house 1998. |
Rehoboth, Mass.
Winthrop, Maine |
23. LATEN, Solomon | Leighton
1802 Deeded ownership of settlers lot #156 |
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24. LATON, Andrew | Leighton | |
25. LATON, David | Leighton | |
26. LATAN, John | Leighton | |
27. LATAN, Benj. | Leighton
1802 Deeded ownership of settlers lot #155 |
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28. LATAN, Ephram
*Vol.1 Pg.177 |
Leighton | Edgecomb, Maine |
29. BEAN, John | b.1759 Poplin, N.H.
Resided Poplin Came to Mt Vernon c1770 d.1831 Mt. Vernon m.1786 Polly Kimball 3 ch. Granted 200 acre lot #179 in 1800 |
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30. BEAN, Neele | ||
31. BEAN, Josiah *Vol.2 Pg.21 | b.1759 Poplin, N.H.
Resided in Poplin d.1835 Mt. Vernon bur. Bean Cemetery Mt Vernon m.1789 Louisa Emerson Moved to Mt. Vernon c.1770 7ch |
Poplin, New Hampshire |
32. BEAN, Edward | ||
33. BROWN, Nathan | Buried in Bean Cemetery with wife, Sarah | |
34. KEERLS, Enoch | ||
35. WEELS, Joshua | Wells
b.1755 Raymond, NH d.1837 Mt. Vernon Wells Hill is located east of Mt. Vernon Village. |
Raymond, NH |
36. WEELS, James | Wells | |
37. WIGGINS, Nicholas | Wiggins family made brick for the buildings at Mt. Vernon village | |
38. ROBINSON, John | Capt.
Served on building comm for new meeting house 1799. Kept a tavern. |
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39. DOLLAR, Richard | Dolloff | |
40. PHILBROCK, Benj. | Purchased 100 acres, part of lot #70 in 1798. First postmaster in South Mt. Vernon 7/1/1801. Innkeeper from 1800 until 1812 at time of death. Wife, known as Aunt Betty, continued to keep tavern for many years at "Aunt Betty's Corner". | |
41. ALLAN, Nathaniel | ||
42. PHILBROCK, Joseph | m. 1/3/1782 Mary Bishop, dau of Squire Bishop & Patience (Titus) Bishop. | |
43. DANILES, Reuben | ||
44. KANE, Reuben | ||
45. KILLEY, William | ||
46. LATAN, James | Leighton | |
47. BROWN, Samuel | ||
48. PHILBROCK, Stephen | ||
49. SCRIBNER, Stephen | b.1759 Brentwood, NH
d.1836 Mt. Vernon m. Abigail r. Sandwich, NH Innkeeper. 8th & 9th town meetings were held at his inn. |
Brentwood, NH |
50. ESLMAN, Benj. | Eastman
First town meeting held at his inn 7/1792. He paid $77.00 for pew #1 in the new meeting house 1800. Innholder 1796-97. |
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51. LADD, John | ||
52. RANDS, Daniel | ||
53. LADD, Nathaniel | One of the earliest settlers. | |
54. CAOLS, John | ||
55. KIDDEN, Richard | ||
56. EMERSON, Samuel | ||
57. ROW, Stephen | ||
58. PHILBROCK, Nathaniel | Operated a grist mill at head of Bishop (Minnehonk) Pond c1800. Not in operation after 1830. Hopkins Stream was originally called Philbrick Stream. He & son were innkeepers until 1850 | |
59. PHILBROCK, Caleb | ||
60. GORDON, Daniel | ||
61. GORDON, Samuel | ||
62. LYON, Mary | ||
63. FOLSOM, Trustom | ||
64. FOLSOM, John | ||
65. BEAN, Joab | ||
66. GILMAN, Nathaniel | ||
67. GILMAN, Nathaniel, Jr. | d. 10/20/1851 m. Betsey___
ch: 1.Polly b.1790 m.Peter Beede of Phillips, ME; 2.Gorham b.1792 d.9/14/1800; 3.Elizabeth b.1796 d.1796; 4.Charlotte b.1798 d.9/19/1800; 5.Eliza b. ____d.9/4/1800; 6.Betsey b. 1800 m. Capt. John Chandler of Belgrade, ME; 7.Gorham b.1802; 8.Roxanna b.18__ |
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68. CRAM, Samuel | ||
69. CRAM, Samuel, Jr. | b. 1763 Raymond, N.H.
d. 1852 Mt. Vernon m. Susannah____ |
Raymond, N.H. |
70. SMITH, Liddah | ||
71. CRAM, Timothy | ||
72. DUDLEY, Nathaniel | Chosen as 1st Representative to General Court 1792. On building Committee
for new meeting house 1799. m. Anna___
ch: 1. Edmund b.1784 2. Betsey b. 1786 3. Mary b. 1787 d.1791 4. Nathaniel b.1789 d.1790 5. Anna b.1790 6. Mary b.1792 d.1792 7. Avena b.1793 8. Sarah b.1795 9. John Gilman b.1797 10.Nathaniel b.1799 11.John Gilman b.1806 |
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73. FOLSOM, Nathaniel | d. 1828 Mt. Vernon
m. Susanna____ |
Deerfield, N.H. |
74. PHILBROK, Nathaniel | ||
75. FOLSOM, Benj. | b. 1730 Stratham, N.H.
d.1815 Mt. Vernon m. Mary____ |
Stratham, N.H. |
76. FOLSOM, Peter | ||
77. STAIR, John | Stain
m. Rebecca 1792 received a grant of 200 acres Lot#165 Also, Lots #376 in Readfield and # 380 in Mt. Vernon Said to have come from Germany |
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78. FOLSOM, Nathaniel, Jr. | ||
79. PHILBROCK, Tites | ||
80. PHILBROCK, John | ||
81. STEVENS, Ebnezer | ||
82. DUDLEY, John | m1. Philena Stain
m2. Susanna Smith ch: 1. John b.1773 2. Caleb b. 1779 3. James b. 1782 4. Gilman b.1788 5. Eliza b.1791 |
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83. DUDLEY, Daniel | ||
84. BATCHELOR, William | ||
85. HILLS, John | ||
86. RADE, John | ? Read | |
87. RADE, Amos | ||
88. HILLS, Joseph | ||
89. MARSTON, Theodore | b.1755 North Hampton, N.H.
d.1830 Mt. Vernon m.Joanna____ Farm was near the cemetery on the Fogg Rd. near Readfield line. Later owned by Edwin Johnson. During "1816 and froze to death" when food was very scarce, Mr. Marston gave his corn to the poor, on credit, before he would take money from those who could afford to buy it elsewhere. |
North Hampton, N.H. |
90. LADD, Josses | Thank you to Mary Beth
for the following information:
Revolutionary War Veteran Joses Ladd b.1758 Deerfield, Rockingham Co., NH s/o Daniel Ladd & Susannah Dow. d.Florida. m. Rachel FIFIELD b.10-16-1785 Deerfield, Rockingham Co., NH. d/o Stephen Fifield & Susannah Batchelder d. 10-09-1850. Ch Joses Ladd & Rachel Fifield: 1. Joseph Ladd, born 1-14-1786 Deerfield, Rockingham Co., NH m. Sarah Hamlin 6-30-1811 Augusta, Kennebec Co., ME b.3-31-1789 in Augusta, Kennebec Co., ME. 2. Betsey Ladd, b. 6-23-1789 m. James Smith. 3. Polly Ladd b.7-13-1790 Mt Vernon, Kennebec Co., ME; d.5-14-1855; m. Daniel Towle 2-06-1808 Mt Vernon, Kennebec Co., ME; born c1786 in Mt Vernon, Kennebec Co., ME. 4. Rhoda Ladd b.4-03-1792 Mt Vernon, Kennebec Co., ME; d.5-29-1844 Avon, Franklin Co., ME; m. Samuel Sprague 1- 20-1811 Avon, Franklin Co., ME; b.2-02-1789 in Avon, Franklin Co. ME; d.4-18-1845 Avon, Franklin Co., ME. 5.Daniel Ladd b.8-27-1793; m.Rachel Richards. 6. Jesse Eaton Ladd b.10-10-1795; m. Sophronia Worthley 9-11-1823. 7.Asenath Ladd b.12-13-1799; m. Elijah Howland. 8.Lucinda Priscilla Ladd b.12-20-1801 Mt. Vernon, Kennebec Co.,ME; d.2-15-1878 Linneus, Aroostook Co., ME; m. Thomas Nickerson 3-11-1819 Mt Vernon, Kennebec Co., ME. 9. Stephen Ladd b.11-27-1804; m. Melinda French 1828. 10. Joannah Ladd b.11-27-1804; m. Joseph French 20-08-1826. 11. Susannah Ladd b.8-22-1807; m. Edward French 10-08-1826. |
Deerfield, Rockingham Co., NH |
91. PRISCOTT, Jonathan | A blacksmith and landholder | |
92. EATON, Jesse | 1796 purchased 10 acres, part of lot#17, from Jonathan Prescott. | |
93. RADE, Joshua | ||
94. MORSE, Andrew | ||
95. SMITH, Wolden | ||
96. SMITH, Moses | ||
97. HILLS, Robert | ||
98. BARTLET, Timothy | ||
99. GILMAN, Samuel
*Vol.3 Pg.87 |
First trader in town.
m.Elizabeth Dudley ch: 1.Dorothy b.1773 2. Sarah b.1775 3. Stephen b.1777 4. Mary b.1779 5. Joseph b.1781 m. Rachel Flanders of Cornville 6. John b.1784 7. Samuel b.1786 8. Joanna b.1788 9. Susanna b.11/10/1790 m. John Greeley of Readfield 10. Elizabeth b.11/10/1790 m. Elijah Clough of Readfield 11. Sophia b.1793 12. Beta b.1795 |
Kingston, New Hampshire |
100. HALL, Josiah
*Vol.4 Pg.111 |
b. Wrentham, Mass. 1743 Residing in Mt. Vernon in 1782 | Wrentham, Massachusetts |
101. HALL, Nathan | ||
102. HALL, Allen | ||
103. PAGE, James, Jr. | ||
104. SMITH, Samuel | ||
105. PAGE, Chase
*Vol.3 Pg.204 |
Kensington, New Hampshire | |
106. PAGE, Abraham
*Vol.3 Pg.203 |
Kensington, New Hampshire | |
107. WILLIAMS, Obediah | ||
108. BISBEE, Benj. | ||
109. MOSHER, Elisha | ||
110. LAMBORD, James | ||
111. SAWTELL, Hezekiah | ||
112. TOWLE, Francies | ||
113. PAGE, John | ||
114. ELSE, Robert | ||
115. VARNAM, Stevan | ||
116. SNOW, Philip | ||
117. CLARK, Sherebah | ||
118. LINCELL, Lamuel | ||
119. TOWSANDEN, Robert | ||
120. LINCELL, Joseph | ||
121. RIGHT, Asa | ||
122. TILDEN, Elisha | ||
123. ROWE, Stephen | ||
124. CROWELL, Ezekiel | ||
125.WIMAN, Jonathan | Wyman | |
126. WIMAN, Simon | Wyman | |
127. CANE, _____ | ||
128. TILTON, Cornelias
*Vol.4 Pg.282 |
Chilmark, Martha's Vineyard, Massachusetts | |
129. SPRINGER, Job | ||
130.PAGE, Jesse | ||
131. KIMBALL, Andrew | ||
132. WIMAN, James | Wyman | |
133. LENEL, Joseph | ||
134. TOWNSAND, Robart | ||
135. LENEL, Samuel | ||
136. SNOW, Philip
*Vol.3 Pg.259 |
Dunstable, New Hampshire | |
137. SARTWELL, Hezekiah | ||
138. LOMBART, James | ||
139. MOSIER, Elisha
*Vol.4 Pg.190 |
Dartmouth, Massachusetts | |
140. HALL, Samuel | ||
141. HALL, Aaron | ||
142. ELLIS, John | ||
143. BLAKE, Nath'l
*Vol.4 Pg.24 |
Hallowell, Maine | |
144. HAMELTON, John | ||
145. WHITE, John | ||
146. HOWLAND, William | ||
147. RANKENS, John
*Vol.3 Pg.231 |
Dover, New Hampshire | |
148. BRANDT, Daniel | ||
149. JEWELL, Jacob
*Vol.2 Pg.156 |
Elected to building committee for building of new meeting house 1799. Embodied into 1st Particular Baptist Church 8/8/1799 at a meeting at Wm. Whittier's house. | Weare, New Hampshire |
150. RAND, Rueben | Yeoman
Purchased part of lot#67 for 90 pounds in 1795. Blacksmith. Paid $61.00 for a pew in the new meeting house in 1800. |
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151. GILMAN, Ezekiel | m. Molly___
ch: 1.James b.1781 2.Mehitable b.1783 3.Warren b.1785 4.Philnet b.1788 5.Robinson b.1791 |
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152. GREELEY, Noah | b. Kingston, N.H. 1757 Resided Brentwood, N.H. d.Mt. Vernon 1836 m.1783
Hannah Morrill 13ch
Soldier in Revolutionary War. Served at Valley Forge with General Washington & named Mt. Vernon in honor of Washington's home. Built the dam at head of Torsey Pond, which was called Greeley Pond in his honor for a time. Also built the dam on Taylor Pond in West Mt. Vernon by "the chimney". Lived in large house on corner of Route 41 & Ithial Gordon Road. |
Kingston, New Hampshire |
153. LADD, William | Yeoman
Purchased 40 acres, part of Lot#17 from Jonathan Prescott for 60 pounds. |
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154. QUIMBY, Samuel Dr. | b.9-23-1770 Sandwich NH
d.6-5-1851 Mt.Vernon Came to Mt. Vernon c1792. It is said that he came on horseback and owned nothing except his horse & saddle & what he could carry in his saddle bags. He was Mt. Vernon's first physician. Member of Baptist church. Owned grist mills in Mt. Vernon for over 30 yrs. His home still stands on North Road from Readfield, a large home, recently restored, with beautiful architecture. It is said that a patient who could not afford to pay him constructed the architectural details in exchange for services. Buried Bean Cemetery m.2-3-1795 Lydia Currier b.3-26-1767 d.12-4-1854 Mt.Vernon ch: born at Mt. Vernon 1. Mary (Polly) b.7-9-1797 m.John Bean 2. Benjamin b.1799 d.1801 3. Samuel Jr. b.1801 d.1816 4. Dorotha b.1803 d.1804 5. Lydia b. 2-14-1806 m. John Larkin 6. Abigail b.1809 d.1810 7. Tamson G. b.1814 d.1901 m.Randall Currier |
Sandwich, New Hampshire |
155. COBB, Peltiah | ||
156. CRESSEY, Caleb | ? Newcastle, Maine | |
157. CURRIER, Joseph | d.Mt.Vernon 1/28/1817
m.Elizabeth Tweed of York,ME 10 ch. 1. Samuel b.1777 2. Timothy b.1789 m. Eliza Ballard 1816 7ch To Farmington 1815 ? other 8 ch |
Deerfield, New Hampshire |
158. LOMBARD, Prince | Mariner
Granted 200 acres Lot#116 in 1802 |
Barnstable, Massachusetts |
159. FOLSOM, Peter | ? Stratham, Mass. | |
160. ROBINSON, Nicholas | Home on Readfield Rd. owned by Fred & Jan Webber in 1998. This house is said to have been an inn early on. | |
161. DUDLEY, Stephen | Granted Lot#52 1802 | |
162. DUDLEY, Benjamin | Blacksmith
b.1776 m1.Elizabeth Smith m2.Mrs. Sarah Tucker ch: 1. James m.Lucinda Whittier 2. Sally m. Elias Sherburne 3. Rev. Thos. Jefferson m.Louinda Fifield 4. Polly m. James Neale 5. Joseph His father, Joseph, came to Readfield/Mt.Vernon about 1778, but returned to Raymond after his first wife, Deborah Bean Dudley, died c1780. |
Raymond, New Hampshire |
163. ATKINS, Charles | b.Chatham, Mass.1/25/1747 d.3/20/1817 Mt. Vernon
buried Readfield m.Ruth___b.1/2/1755 d.8/17/1838 10 children |
Chatham Eastham & Provincetown, Massachusetts |
164. BASFORD, Moses | Paid 61 pounds at auction for pews in the new meeting house in 1800. | |
165. WHITTIER, John | Kept earliest tavern on a hill east of the pond. He was adm. to 1st Particular Baptist Church 8/8/1799 at meeting in the home of William Whittier. | |
166. WHITTIER, William | b.1752 Salisbury, MA
r. Readfield prior to Mt. Vernon d. 1814 Mt. Vernon m. Elizabeth Yeoman, Sawmill Operator Purchased Lot#161, 210 acres in Mt. Vernon, 1795. Also, adjoining Lot#76, 200 acres, in Wyman Plantation (Vienna). Settled first in East Readfield. Building Comm for Meeting House 1799. Meetng of First Particular Baptist Church at his home on 8/8/1799 at which time several Mt. Vernon residents joined this order. House is that of Albert & Emily Cole in 1998 |
Salisbury, MA |
167. WILLIAMS, John | Ran the sawmill at the village previously owned by Wm Whittier. He
& sons took over the fulling and cloth dressing factory building in
1855, and changed it to a wood working factory, making carriages. They
were the first carriage makers in Mt. Vernon.
Sons: Charles & Cyrus |
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168. BLUNT, Andrew | Revolutionary War Soldier | Mass. |
169. CHESLEY, Sawyer | b.1752 Residing Rome in 1819 d.1823 Mt. Vernon bur. Rome m.Polly____ | Durham, N.H. |
170. FRENCH, Obidiah | b.1758 d.1839 Mt.Vernon | New Hampshire |
171. JONES, James | b.1756
Residing Somerset County 1794; Chateaugay, N.Y. 1818; Madison 1819; Hallowell 1820 d.1829 Mt. Vernon m.Huldah who was residing Madison 1838 |
Ashby, Mass. |
172. ALLEN, John | b.1759
Residing Mt. Vernon 1788 d.Vienna 1845 m.Polly____ |
Edgecomb, Maine |
173. WELLS, Henry Capt. | bur. Mt. Vernon | |
174. THING, Levi | b.1761 Brentwood, NH
r. Mt Vernon 1794 r.Hallowell 1802 d. 1832 m. Susanna |
Brentwood, NH |
175. SMITH, Laban (or Saban) | b. 1759 d. 1843 Mt. Vernon | |
176. PRESCOTT, Jonathan | b.1757 Brentwood, NH
d.1814 Mt. Vernon m. Catherine son r. Corinna 1850 |
Brentwood, NH |
177. POOL, Samuel | r. Casco Bay & Falmouth
d. Mt Vernon 1846 or Minot 1850 m. Abiah |
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178. RICE, Nathaniel | m. N.H. Jane Swazey a native of Conn.
3 sons: 1) John Hovey Rice b.2/5/1816 Mt.Vernon d. 3/14/1911 Chicago, Ill. 2) Richard K. 3) Peabody H. Nathaniel's brother, Richard. built a fulling & cloth dressing mill in Mt. V. Nathaniel took over this business, succeeded by his son Peabody in 1829. Peabody formed a partnership with James Hanna from Providence, R.I.& they built a brick mill, and put in cards & a picker. |
Meredith, N.H. |
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