Notes

Note for:   Jacob Graffam,   25 MAY 1799 - 5 JUL 1864

Source: Film- Maine Cemetary Film.
Will: Penobscot county probate records Vol 39: page 533.
Wife Dorothy Adm.
Question? Jacob Graffam got land in Penobscot co in 1839 Vol 106 pg 176.
Deed say's that it was issued in 1809 & not recorded until 1839???
Could the deed be for his father ??



Notes

Note for:   Bernard Tisdale,    -

Living in Broston, MAss.



Notes

Note for:   Arnold J Soule,    -

living in a trailer up near Portland, Oregon.



Notes

Note for:   William Larrabee,    - 1676

Sourse: Saco Valley Settlements and Familys pg 826 ,Willdated 24 Oct 1692
He lived in Malden Mass. In his will he list's his Loving Kins Man. Belived to
be children of Brother Stephen.



Notes

Note for:   Stephen Larrabee,   23 SEP 1747 - 20 JUL 1824

Sourse: Saco valley Settlements and families
He had five sons.



Notes

Note for:   John Larrabee,   16 NOV 1749 - 1816

Source: Saco valley Settlements and families. By Ridlon 974.1/ 546S
"Settled first in freeport, but subsequently removed to Greene, Me in 1779,
where he d. in 1816, He was a carpenter and with His brother Stephen built the
first meeting house there in 1794; chosen deacon of the baptist church in 1799;
Farmer. Four sons and six daughters. maybe more.



Notes

Note for:   John Littlefield,   ABT 1660 - SEP 1689

Source: Genealogical dictionary of Maine and N.H.
Long sick, His will 9 sept (inv 16 sept) 1689. Names wife mehitable and ch
lydia."Who is to be brot up decently, which I doubt not of'."



Notes

Note for:   Josiah Littlefield,    -

Source: Genealogical dictionary of Maine and N.H.
Led a life beset by Indians.Home was in Wells, until wife Lydia and
a son were killed coming back from Boston. He md. Elizabeth Hinson. She was
with
Him and captured in Apr 1708, spend two years in Canada, writing letters and
arranging
his release and returned in 1710, only to be killed by indians, Apr 1712.



Notes

Note for:   Patience Littlefield,   17 AUG 1699 -

Sourse: Early settlers of Maine and New Hampshire



Notes

Note for:   Ebenezer Littlefield,   1730 -

Sourse: State of Maine geneologies
Ebenezer was a soldier in the revolution from Wells. in Captain Samuel
Sayer's company, Colonel James Seammon's Regiment in 1775; also in Captain
James Stedman's Company in 1776. He was the only Ebenezer Littlefield form
maine.
In the 1790 Census He must have had 3 sons and 2 daughters.



Notes

Note for:   Caleb Littlefield,   JUL 1692 - 1767/1768

Source: Pioneers of Maine and New hampshire he had 4 children
In 1752 sold 200 acres on Mousam river to Anthony Littlefield of Wells. Will
probated 1767-1769.



Notes

Note for:   Samuel Littlefield,    - BEF 25 JAN 1750/1751

Source: Pioneers of Maine and New hampshire he had 3 children



Notes

Note for:   Francis Littlefield,    -

Sourse:Early Pioneers of Maine and New Hampshire
Pg 437
His farm was on the Ogunquit River.



Notes

Note for:   Samuel "fat Sam" Littlefield,    - AFT 1713

Source: Genealogical dictionary of Maine and New Hampshire pg 438
He and his wife were alive in 1739. In 1738 he sold his land grant to ' my
honored Uncle Caleb L. and Co.' 18 mar 1713-4, now descended to me. children
may include Elijah.