John Harriman 1782 Avis Grindle 1786

John's headstone

John Harriman

Parents Ezekiel Harriman and Mary Craig
Born 16 Aug 1782 Orland, Hancock, Maine
Married Avis Grindle 25 Jul 1806 Penobscot, Hancock, Maine
Died 30 Apr 1849 Stockton Springs, Waldo, Maine
Buried Mt Recluse Cemetery, Stockton Springs, Waldo, Maine
Sources
Birth:  IGI Film 0011726 Batch C503731 dated 1763-1875
Marriage to Avis:  IGI Film 0011752 Batch M503682 Dated 1732-1875 also Maine Marriages 1771-1907
1820 US Census
1830 US Census
Headstone: https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/50724392/john-harriman
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Avis's headstone

Avis Grindle
Parents William Grindle and Eunice Howard
Born 12 Apr 1789 Sedgwick, Hancock, Maine

Died 1879
Buried Mt Recluse Cemetery, Stockton Springs, Waldo, Maine
Sources

Birth:  IGI Film 027756 IT 3 Batch C503581 dated 1760-1800
Headstone:  https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/50724382/avis-harriman
1850 US Census for Prospect, Waldo, Maine (age 62)

1860 US Census for Bucksport, Hancock, Maine page 88  (age 72)
1870 US Census for Maine (age 82, living with daughter Mary & family)
Family Search
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CHILDREN

Eunice's headstone

*Eunice Abigail Harriman

Born 2 Apr 1807 Orland, Hancock, Maine
Married Ebenezer Small 5 Jan 1827 Bucksport, Hancock, Maine
Children:  Harriet, Otis, Rufus, Nancy, Abby, Luella
Died 1 Nov 1877 Bucksport, Hancock, Maine
Buried Hillside Cemetery, Bucksport, Hancock, Maine
Sources
1850 US Census for Bucksport, Hancock, Maine
Family Search
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Old Hancock County Families by William M. Pierce page 83
Headstone: https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/65605692/eunice-abigail-small

Daniel Harriman
Born 20 Dec 1808 Orland, Hancock, Maine
Occupation:  Carpenter and fisherman
Married 1) Joanna Farnham Soule 18 March 1846 Sagadahoc, Woolwich, Maine
Children: none
2) Martha J Brazier about 1860 in Maine
Children:  none
Died 1886 Bath, Maine
Buried Maple Grove Cemetery, Bath, Sagadahoc, Woolwich, Maine
Memorial: https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/65827109/daniel-harriman
Sources
1850 US Census Bath, Lincoln, Maine (with first wife)
1860 US Census Westport, Lincoln, Maine (With second wife)
1870 US Census Westport Lincoln, Maine (with second wife)
1880 US Census Bath, Sagahadoc, Maine (alone)
Maine Marriages
Family Search
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Ezekiel Harriman
Born 27 Apr 1810 Orland, Hancock, Maine
Occupation:  Sailor (1850)
Married Abigail Berry 26 Nov 1829 Prospect, Maine
Children: Mary, Rufus, Ezekiel, Sewell
Died
Buried
Sources
1850 US Census Prospect, Waldo, Maine
1860 US Census Stockton, Waldo, Maine
1870 US Census Stockton, Waldo, Maine
1880 US Census Stockton, Waldo, Maine
Family Search
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Otis and Mary's headstone

Captain Otis L Harriman
Born 14 Apr 1811 Orland, Hancock, Maine
Married Mary Harrison 4 July 1839 Prospect, Waldo, Maine
Children: Stephen T, Cyrus, Stephen F, Edward, Almira, Joseph, Martha, Ralph 
Died 17 March 1884 Stockton Springs, Waldo, Maine
Buried Stockton Springs, Waldo, Maine
Sources
1850 US Census Prospect, Waldo, Maine
1860 US Census Stockton, Waldo, Maine
1870 US Census Stockton, Waldo, Maine
1880 US Census Stockton, Waldo, Maine
Maine Deaths and Burials Headstone: https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/146051546/otis-l_-harriman
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Captain Rufus P Harriman headstone

Captain Rufus Putman Harriman
Born 24 Dec 1812 Orland, Hancock, Maine
Married Caroline Grant 21 January 1836 Stockton Springs, Waldo, Maine
Children Ira, Leonard, Rufus, Wilson, Caroline, Percis
Died 8 Sep 1869 Cranberry Island (off the coast of Maine)
COD:  drowned at Cranberry Island
Buried Sandy Point Cemetery, Waldo, Maine
Sources
1840 US Census Prospect, Waldo, Maine
1850 US Census Prospect, Waldo, Maine
1860 US Census Stockton, Waldo, Maine
Headstone: https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/106393948/rufus-p-harriman
Louisa Harriman
Born 12 Dec 1814 Orland, Hancock, Maine
Sources
Family Search
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John Peter Harriman

Born 20 Jun 1818 Orland, Hancock, Maine
Sources
Family Search
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Joseph's memorial - his body isn't there
because he was lost at sea

Captain Joseph Harriman

Born 20 Jun 1818 Orland, Hancock, Maine
Married Catherine Crooker 29 August 1842 Prospect, Waldo, Maine
Children:  Hiram
Died: at sea - lost on passage from Boston to Honduras Oct. 1848
NOTE:  His wife remarried to Albion Goodhue and they are buried in the same plot.
Sources
Maine Marriages
North America Family Histories Vol G (for Goodhue) page 172
Family Search
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Ira Harriman
Born 14 Sep 1820 Orland, Hancock, Maine
Sources
Family Search
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Joseph and Ruby's headstone

Ruby S Harriman
Born 16 Oct 1822 Orland, Hancock, Maine
Married Joseph Folson Gross 11 October 1839 Orland, Hancock, Maine
Children: Ira, George
Died 28 May 1909 Orland, Hancock, Maine
Buried Granite Cemetery, Orland, Hancock, Maine
Sources
1860 US Census Orland, Hancock, Maine
1870 US Census Orland, Hancock, Maine
1880 US Census Orland, Hancock, Maine
Family Search
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Headstone: https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/55132654/ruby-s-gross

Mary Susan Harriman Carter Dow
death record

Mary Susan Harriman
Born 11 Jan 1824 Orland, Hancock, Maine
Married 1) John Carter 28 Dec 1847 Orland, Hancock, Maine
Note:  Her husband John died in 1887
Children: Ruby, Harriet, John, Orrin P
2) Jonthan Dow  01 Mar 1891 Bluehill, Hancock, Maine
No Children
Died 13 February 1900 Orland, Hancock, Maine
Buried
Sources
Maine Birth and Christenings
Maine Marriages
1870 US Census Orland, Hancock, Maine (age 46, her mother, Avis, is with Mary and her first husband)
1880 US Census Orland Hancock, Maine (age 57, with first husband and son Orrin)
Death Record
Family Search
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Mercy Harriman (twin)
Born 4 Jul 1826 Orland, Hancock, Maine
Note:  did not find this person at all except on the Kenneth Hacking tree in ancestry
Died: About 1827 Orland, Hancock, Maine
Sources
Family Search
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Nancy Harriman (twin)
Born 4 Jul 1826 Orland, Hancock, Maine
Note:  did not find this person at all except on the Kenneth Hacking tree in ancestry
Death 1920
Sources
Family Search
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Sarah E Harriman Partridge death record

Sarah E. Harriman
Born 3 May 1827 Orland, Hancock, Maine

Married Sylvester E Partridge 20 October 1850 Roxbury, Suffolk, Massachusetts

Children: Joseph, Frank, Harriet, John, Avis, Edwin, Sylvester

Died 25 March 1901  Boston, Suffolk, Massachusetts, USA

COD: Acute Bronchitis and Old Age

Burial:  Mt. Hope Cemetery, Boston, Massachusetts

Note:  it is 254 miles to the one in Maine

Sources
1865 Roxbury, Norfolk, Massachusetts
1870 US Census Dorchester, Boston, Suffolk, Massachusetts (age 42)
1880 US Census Boston, Suffolk, Massachusetts (age 53)
U.S. City Directory 1900, Boston Massachusetts
Massachusetts Marriages
Massachusetts Deaths and Burials
Death Record
Family Search
ancestry.com
Memorial: https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/204341186/sarah-e-partridge

George Alonzo Giberson 1858-1949 Lois Maud Giberson 1867-1930

George Alonzo Giberson
Enhanced and colorized pic

George Alonzo Giberson

Parents George M Giberson and Elizabeth Broad

Born 14 Dec 1858 Holmesville, Carleton, New Brunswick, Canada

George Alonzo Giberson
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Married Lois Maud Giberson (his cousin) 31 Mar 1882 Holmesville, Carleton, New Brunswick, Canada

Died 10 Mar 1949 Holmesville, Carleton, New Brunswick, Canada
Buried: Holmesville, Carleton, New Brunswick, Canada

Obituary (shown to left) says:

Obituary

The death of George Alonzo Giberson occurred at his home on March 10th after a lingering illness of many months. 

He was 91 years of age and the son of George and Elizabeth Giberson, born in Holmesville where he resided all his lifetime.  

He was widely known, a man of high ideals, hospitable, and neighborly.  Many years ago he identified himself with the Christian Church and has always been a contender for the old-fashioned faith.

He is survived by one daughter, Mrs. Harry Williams of Easton, Maine, a number of grandchildren, near relatives, and many friends.
Therefore, will be much missed in the community.

Funeral service was conducted by Reverend A. Hatfield, assisted by Reverend Earl Giberson from his late home to Primitive Baptist Church, Holmesville, where many friends gathered to pay their last tribute of respect for one who had lived so long in their midst.  

Hymns for the occasion were: "There is a land fairer that day" at the home. "Eastern Gate" solo by undertaker Britain, "Zion's Hill," "Abide with Me"  
There were many beautiful floral tributes from family and friends.  Pallbearers were relatives of the deceased:  Loren, Arnold, Gordon, and George Giberson.  Interment was made in the family lot of the Holmesville Cemetery, Holmesville, besides the remains of a faithful wife who predeceased him some 18 years ago.   
Sources
1861 Canadian Census Kent, Carleton, New Brunswick (age 3)

1881 Canadian Census Kent, Carleton, New Brunswick (age 23)

1901 Canadian Census Kent, Carleton, New Brunswick (age 42)

1911 Canadian Census Kent, Carleton, New Brunswick (age 51)

1921 Canadian Census Kent, Carleton, New Brunswick (age 62)
Book: John Giberson Loyalist by WW Waugh,1999, page 145
Obituary from his great-granddaughter, Susie Kane.
Pics of him:  younger one was from Family Search c/o Eileen Lentz, the full-length shot and headstone pic came from Bessie, his granddaughter.

Headstone: https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/91430089/george-alonzo-giberson

George and Maude's headstone

Lois Giberson
Enhanced repaired pic

Lois Maude Giberson
Parents Ralph Kenny Giberson and Mary Elizabeth Ebbett

Born 4 Mar 1867 Bath, Carleton, New Brunswick, Canada

Lois Maude Giberson

Lois and daughters, Janet and Carolyn (Carrie)

Died 30 Dec 1930 Holmesville, Carleton, New Brunswick, Canada

Lois Maude Giberson's death certificate
Her name is only given as Mrs. Alonzo Giberson

     Buried: Holmesville, Carleton, New Brunswick, Canada

George and Lois headstone

Sources
1871 Canadian Census Kent, Carleton, New Brunswick (age 4)
1881 Canadian Census Kent, Carleton, New Brunswick (age 14)
1901 Canadian Census Kent, Carleton, New Brunswick (age 34, now married)
1911 Canadian Census Kent, Carleton, New Brunswick (age 42)

1921 Canadian Census Kent, Carleton, New Brunswick (age 55)
Book: John Giberson Loyalist by WW Waugh ,1999, page 145

Headstone: https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/91429807/lois-maude-giberson

CHILDREN

Ralph K Giberson

Ralph Ketchum Giberson
Born 30 May 1886 Holmesville, Carleton, New Brunswick, Canada

Katherine Elizabeth Kinney Giberson

Married Katherine Elizabeth "Kate" Kinney 15 Jun 1910 Piercemont, Carleton, New Brunswick, Canada

Children: Arnold, John, Marion, Lorin, Doris, Kathleen
Died 21 March 1944 Charleston, New Brunswick, Canada

Ralph and Katherine's headstone

Buried:  Free Will Baptist Church, Holmesville, Carlton, New Brunswick, Canada
Sources
New Brunswick Provincial Marriages
1891 Canadian Census
1901 Canadian Census
1911 Canadian Census
Book: John Giberson Loyalist by WW Waugh ,1999, page 146
Headstone: https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/91620471/ralph-ketchum-giberson

Glasier Duncan Giberson
Born 24 Jul 1887 Holmesville, Carleton, New Brunswick, Canada
Married Lillian Gladys (Lilly) Williams 19 June 1913 Moose Mountain, New Brunswick, Canada
Children: Robert, Raymond, Janet
Died 30 Jul 1948 Holmesville, New Brunswick, Canada
Buried:  Free Will Baptist Church, Holmesville, Carlton, New Brunswick, Canada
Sources
Book: John Giberson Loyalist by WW Waugh ,1999, page 149
Headstone: https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/91433627/glasier-duncan-giberson

*Janet Beatrice Giberson
Born 24 Apr 1890 Holmesville, Carleton, New Brunswick, Canada

Married Howard Edwin Small 20 Nov 1912 Holmesville, Carleton, New Brunswick, Canada

Janet and Howard's marriage registration
Note: he listed "Mormon" as his religious
denomination. Hers is Primitive Baptist. They were
married by one of her relatives, not her father.

Children: Joy Charles (JC), Laurel, Bessie, Valeda
Died 20 Oct 1918 Bangor, Penobscot, Maine
COD:  Flu Pandemic of 1918
Buried: Hillside Cemetery, Bucksport, Bangor, Maine

Janet and Howard's headstone

Sources
Book: John Giberson Loyalist by WW Waugh ,1999, page 150
Marriage registration certificate

Death Certificate
Wedding Invitation
Her daughter, Bessie
Headstone: https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/21570587/janet-beatrice-small

Carolyn Elizabeth Giberson 

Carolyn Elizabeth (Carrie) Giberson
Born 29 Jul 1891 Holmesville, Carleton, New Brunswick, Canada

Carolyn's birth certificate
Note: Idella Brown (a cousin) had to write a statement that she
knew the family, saw the child, and was told this information

Married 1) Harry Williams 24 December 1910 Maine
Children: Ralph, Annie, Alonzo, Hazen
2) John William Skillen 11 August 1967 Salem, Rockingham, New Hampshire

Carolyn and John's marriage
Both were widowed

Died 13 Dec 1973 Easton, Aroostook, Maine

Buried Estes Park Cemetery, Easton, Aroostook, Maine

Carolyn and Harry's headstone

Sources
Book: John Giberson Loyalist by WW Waugh ,1999, page 153

Canadian Births and Baptisms

Maine Vital Records

Maine Marriages

Border Crossings from Canada to USA

Headstone: https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/194044117/caroline-elizabeth-williams
1901 Canadian Census Kent, Carleton, New Brunswick, Canada (age 9)

1921 Canadian Census Kent, Carleton, New Brunswick, Canada (age 29)

1930 US Census Easton, Aroostook, Maine (age 38)

1940 US Census Easton, Aroostook, Maine (age 48)

William Willey Quimby 1807-1875 Martha A Lowell 1820-1897

William

William Willey Quimby

William's headstone

Parents Eliphalet Quimby and Elizabeth (Betsy) Willey
Born 1 Feb 1807 Athens, Somerset, Maine
Occupation: Farmer
Married 1) Polly Tibbets about 1834 Maine
Children: Alvin
2) Martha A Lowell 1 May 1836 Bucksport, Hancock, Maine
Died 7 Dec 1875 Bucksport, Hancock, Maine
Buried: Hillside Cemetery, Bucksport, Hancock, Maine
Sources
1830 US Census Athens, Somerset, Maine (lists 3 people under 20 and 2 over)
1840 US Census Bucksport, Hancock, Maine (lists 2 males, 3 females)
1850 US Census Bucksport, Hancock, Maine
1860 US Census Bucksport, Hancock, Maine (age 54)
1870 US Census Bucksport, Hancock, Maine (age 63, invalid)
Headstone: https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/72720527/william-willey-quimby
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William and Martha Quimby
from book: Seed of Eliphalet Quimby page 5

Martha

Martha A Lowell

Martha's headstone

Parents: Anson Lowell and Mary F Baker
Born 30 Aug 1820 Bucksport, Hancock, Maine
Died 13 Apr 1897 Bucksport, Hancock, Maine
Buried:  Hillside Cemetery, Bucksport, Hancock, Maine
Sources
1840 US Census Bucksport, Hancock, Maine (lists 2 males, 3 females)
1850 US Census Bucksport, Hancock, Maine (age 30)
1860 US Census Bucksport, Hancock, Maine (age 42)
1870 US Census Bucksport, Hancock, Maine (age 50)
Headstone: https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/72720534/martha-a-quimby
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CHILDREN

Haskell and
Mary's headstone

Mary T. Quimby
Born 8 April 1838 Bucksport, Hancock, Maine
Married Haskell H Grey 14 Oct 1855 Orland, Hancock, Maine
Children: Frank, Joseph, William, Martha, Hattie, Hester, Alice, Arthur
Died 13 Jan 1913 Orrington, Penobscot, Maine
Note:  on her death record, it claimed she lived 75y 9m 5d
Buried Hillside Cemetery, Bucksport, Hancock, Maine
Sources
Marriage: Maine Marriages, 1771-1907 FHL microfilm 11,726
1860 US census Bucksport, Hancock, Maine (age 22)
1870 US Census Bucksport, Hancock, Maine (age 32)
1880 US Census Bucksport, Hancock, Maine (age 41)
1900 US Census Bucksport, Hancock, Maine (age 62, widowed)
1910 US Census Orrington, Penobscot, Maine (age 72, living with daughter, Alice's, family)
Headstone: https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/74687584/mary-t_-gray
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Dorcas's headstone - her
infant daughter, Mahitable,
 was buried here as well.

*Dorcas Jane Quimby
To see her as a parent click here: https://upperlevelgen.blogspot.com/2010/02/otis-harriman-small1830-1906-dorcas.html
Born 12 Jul 1840 Bucksport, Hancock, Maine
Married Otis Harriman Small 17 Jan 1858 Bucksport, Hancock, Maine
Children: William, Annie, Celia, Mahitable (who was buried with her)
Special story concerning Mahitable, the last child born to Dorcas and Otis: 
At the bottom of the headstone is a note about an infant child. The child was first entered in records as a boy but there was still a question. We fasted and prayed as a family and received the answer that the child was a girl. There is more to the story, but you'd have to go to Family Search to read about it.
Died 26 Sep 1879 East Bucksport, Hancock, Maine
Buried: Hillside Cemetery, Bucksport, Hancock, Maine
Sources
1850 US Census Bucksport, Hancock, Maine (age 10)
1860 US Census Bucksport, Hancock, Maine (age 19)
1870 US Census Bucksport, Hancock, Maine (age 29)
Headstone: https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/65633482/dorcas-jane-small
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Marriage Certificate (you can see this on the blog post where she is a parent. Just clink the link under her name)
Anna Levinia Quimby
Born 1842 Bucksport, Hancock, Maine
Married George Edwin Phillips 16 Dec 1864 Windsor, Kennebuc, Maine
Children: Delmar, Eddie
Died
Buried Woodlawn Cemetery, Everett, Middlesex, Massachusetts
Sources
1850 US Census Bucksport, Hancock, Maine (age 8)
Note:  name is given as Levinia 
1860 US Census Exeter, Rockingham, New Hampshire (age 18, living with Burnham family)
1865 Massachusetts State Census Charlestown, Middlesex, Massachusetts (age 23)
1870 US Census Melrose, Middlesex, Massachusetts (age 28)
1880 US Census Melrose, Middlesex, Massachusetts (age 38)
Memorial: https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/180773023/anna-levinia-phillips
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Civil War Casualty

William A Quimby
Born 16 Mar 1844 Bucksport, Hancock, Maine
Military:  Union Army, Civil War Enrolled 6 Sep 1862 and served in Company E, 11th Regiment Maine Volunteers. 

William's headstone

Died 16 Aug 1864  Deep Run, Virginia
COD: Killed in Action - he fell in battle at the taking of Wheldon Railroad. His name is on the new Veteran Memorial downtown Bucksport in the Field of Valor.
Buried Hillside Cemetery, Bucksport, Hancock, Maine
Sources
1850 US Census Bucksport, Hancock, Maine (age 6)
1860 US Census Bucksport, Hancock, Maine (age 16)
U.S. Civil War Soldiers
U.S. Civil War Pension Index
U.S. Registers of Deaths of Volunteers
Headstone: https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/71438746/william-a_-quimby
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Fannie Isobel Quimby
Born 5 April 1846 Bucksport, Hancock, Maine
Married John Davis 1863 Bucksport, Hancock, Maine
Children: George, Sherman, infant
Died 24 Feb 1927 Bucksport, Hancock, Maine
Buried Hillside Cemetery, Bucksport, Hancock, Maine
Sources
1850 US Census Bucksport, Hancock, Maine (age 4)
1860 US Census Bucksport, Hancock, Maine (age 16)
1880 US Census Bucksport, Hancock, Maine (age 34)
1900 US Census Bucksport, Hancock, Maine (age 54)
1910 US Census Bucksport, Hancock, Maine (age 64, widowed)
Memorial: https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/95054154/fannie-davis
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George and Hannah's
headstone

George Leonard Quimby
Born 19 May 1849 Bucksport, Hancock, Maine
Married Hannah June Davis 7 Oct 1867 Bucksport, Hancock, Maine
Children: Viola, Winslow, Isaac, Martha, Marcia, Earl
Died 10 Jun 1909 Bucksport, Hancock, Maine
Buried: Evergreen Cemetery, Bucksport, Hancock, Maine
Sources
1850 US Census Bucksport, Hancock, Maine (age 1)
1860 US Census Bucksport, Hancock, Maine (age 11)
1880 US Census Bucksport, Hancock, Maine (age 32)
1900 US Census Bucksport, Hancock, Maine (age 52)
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Josiah Quimby death record

Josiah Quimby
Born 16 Dec 1850 Bucksport, Hancock, Maine
Married Della Armine Starr 26 Jan 1878 Orland, Hancock, Maine
Children: John, Sherman
Died 2 Feb 1916 Orrington, Penobscot, Maine
Buried
Sources
1860 US Census Bucksport, Hancock, Maine (age 9)
1870 US Census Bucksport, Hancock, Maine (age 19)
1880 US Census Bucksport, Hancock, Maine (age 29)
1900 US Census Orrington, Penobscot, Maine (age 49)
1910 US Census Orrington, Penobscot, Maine (age 59)
Maine Death Records
Family Search
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Silas Emery Quimby

Born 10 December 1853 Bucksport, Hancock, Maine
Married 1) Sarah Elizabeth (Lizzie) Abbott 8 December 1876 Bucksport, Hancock, Maine
2) ??? about 1886
Children: Myrtle, Elliott, Edward, Pansie
Died 7 Jan 1901 Bucksport, Hancock, Maine
Buried
Sources
1870 US Census Bucksport, Hancock, Maine (age 16)
Family Search
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Headstone: https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/100893090/emery-s_-quimby

Thomas Nickerson 1696 Lydia Covell 1701-1750

Thomas Nickerson
Parents Lieutenant Thomas Nickerson and Mary Bangs

Born 24 Dec 1696 Chatham, Barnstable, Massachusetts, British Colonial America
Married 1) Lydia Covell 16 May 1716 Chatham, Barnstable, Massachusetts, British Colonial America

Note: there is a marriage record with the name Thomas Nickerson and Lydia, but the year is wrong - 1705, which would make her 4 years old and him about 9, so though I think it is them, because of the date, I believe it was a clerical mistake...and the clerk that made the mistake was none other than a Thomas Nickerson.
2) (Widow) Sarah Crowell 5 Jul 1751 Chatham, Barnstable, Massachusetts, British Colonial America

Note: marriage intention published 5 July 1750

Note: on family search, for place of marriage it claims London Grove Township, Pennsylvania, but the extracted work claims it was Chatham, Massachusetts. An extraction error?
3) Bethia Harding 26 Dec 1763 Chatham, Barnstable, Massachusetts, British Colonial America

Thomas and Bethia's marriage record. The 6 on the 26th is very hard to see unless you really enlarge it. Note: marriage intention (engagement): 3 Dec 1763 Chatham, Barnstable, Massachusetts, British Colonial America

Died after 1763 (when he married Bethia)

Buried
Sources
Birth: AGBI and IGI Film 0001251 V4 Batch C510401 dated 1696-1733
Marriage to Lydia: Massachusetts Town and Vital Records

Marriage to Sarah: Massachusetts Town and Vital Records

Marriage to Bethia: Massachusetts Town and Vital Records

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Lydia Covell
Parents Joseph Covell and Lydia Stuart

Born 12 Jul 1701 Chatham, Barnstable, Massachusetts
Died 18 Oct 1750 Chatham, Barnstable, Massachusetts

Note:  Big fat question mark: Thomas was engaged to marry his second wife by July of 1750, so...he was engaged before Lydia died?  Were he and Lydia divorced? or are there two Thomas Nickerson's with wife's named Lydia?
Sources
Parents and birth date: Book: History and Genealogy of the Mayflower Planters and first comers to ye olde colonie Vol 2 (the Sandys and Brewsters of Scrooby Manor) by Leon Clark Hills, 1936, page 94 

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CHILDREN

Desire Nickerson
Born 5 Feb 1718 Chatham, Barnstable, Massachusetts

Desire Nickerson birth record. 
Note:  the year has been wrongfully thought to be 1715

Married Elisha (Eliaphas) Nickerson 1735
Children: Elisha, John
Died 28 August 1786 Argyle, Queens, Nova Scotia, Canada

Buried Canada
Sources

Birth: IGI Film 0001251 V4 Batch C510401 dated 1696-1733
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*Thomas Nickerson
Born 28 Feb 1720 Chatham, Barnstable, Massachusetts

Thomas birth record

Married Dorcas Sparrow 6 May 1741 Eastham, Barnstable, Massachusetts
Children: Sparrow, Thomas, Phebe, Hugh, Dorcas, Rachel, Sarah, Sabra

Died

Buried
Sources
Birth: Massachusetts Town and Vital Records, AND IGI Film 0001251 V4 Batch C510401 dated 1696-1733
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Lydia Nickerson
Born 30 Mar 1722 Chatham, Barnstable, Massachusetts
Note: Given name spelled Ledea in record

Lydia's birth and death record

Died 15 Aug 1722 Chatham, Barnstable, Massachusetts
Sources

Birth: Massachusetts Town and Vital Records AND IGI Film 0001251 V4 Batch C510401 dated 1696-1733

Death: Massachusetts Town and Vital Records

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Lydia Nickerson
Born 16 Feb 1724 Chatham, Barnstable, Massachusetts, British Colonial America

Note: name is spelled Ledea in record

Lydia's birth record

Married Thomas Snow 5 Sep 1773 Chatham, Barnstable, Massachusetts, British Colonial America

Children: none

Died after 1790

Buried
Sources

Birth: Massachusetts Town and Vital Records AND IGI Film 0001251 V4 Batch C510401 dated 1696-1733

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Ansel Nickerson
Born 2 May 1727 Chatham, Barnstable, Massachusetts, British Colonial America

Ansel's birth record

Married: Bathsheba Small 21 May 1748 Harwich, Barnstable, Massachusetts
Children: Levi (later renamed Ansel after his father died)

Died 1 Nov 1750 Chatham, Barnstable, Massachusetts, British Colonial America

Ansel's death record

Life Note: Ansel Jr. was acquitted of murder. See the story below

AT THE ATWOOD HOUSE A Chatham Murder Mystery by Spencer Grey

On Nov. 15, 1772, when Captain Joseph Doane of Chatham was on board his schooner in Cape Cod Bay, he saw a vessel flying a distress signal. Coming alongside, he discovered it was the Schooner Abigail, Thomas Nickerson of Chatham, master, en route from Boston

to Chatham. When he boarded the Abigail, he confronted a horrifyingly gruesome scene. Her deck was covered with blood, and the captain, his cousin, Sparrow Nickerson, and his brother-in-law, Elisha Newcomb, all lay there, clearly having been murdered. Chests had been smashed open and rifled; a rum barrel with its head stove in was almost empty, and only one member of the crew, Ansel Nickerson of Chatham, also a cousin of the captain, remained alive. Although highly agitated and distressed, Nickerson was able to present his version of what had occurred.

The previous evening, he asserted, they had been hailed and stopped by a topsail schooner, and as four boatloads of men rowed toward the Abigail, Nickerson lowered himself with a rope over the stern of the ship to escape what he believed either were pirates or English sailors planning to impress them into the British Navy. While he remained out of sight, the intruders killed everyone on deck, except a 13-year-old boy named William Kent, whom they took with them after they had raided the contents of the chests and drunk most of the rum in the barrel. Nickerson heard them discussing whether or not to burn the Abigail, but fortunately for him they decided against it and returned to their schooner.

Although Captain Doane found Nickerson’s account plausible, he nevertheless reported the incident to the county judge, Edward Bacon, Esq., of Barnstable, who was less convinced of the young man’s veracity. After other vessels had scoured the area for evidence of any pirate foreign vessels and found none, Bacon sent a copy of the report to the governor and had Ansel Nickerson locked up in the Barnstable jail for further questioning. In the meantime, news of the bizarre and bloody incident reached as far as Boston, where a young attorney

named John Adams read it and recorded in his journal that he considered it a “mysterious,

inexplicable affair.”

Even though Captain Doane could not corroborate all of the evidence provided by Nickerson, it seemed unlikely that he could have overpowered and murdered three

members of the crew, and moreover there was no clear motive for his doing so. 

Nevertheless, Bacon was sufficiently suspicious to have him sent to Boston to be tried for murder on the high seas by a special Court of the Vice-Admiralty. The trial was scheduled for July of 1773, and John Adams and Josiah Quincy, Jr. were appointed counsel for the defense. The defense maintained that Nickerson was a lucky survivor of a pirate attack and was in no way responsible for the murder of the three men and the pillage of the cargo.

At the end of a five-day trial the jury returned a tie vote, resulting in Ansel Nickerson’s acquittal. Yet John Adams was not totally convinced of Nickerson’s innocence, as he wrote in his diary after the trial, “I know not to this day what judgment to form of his guilt or innocence.”

Because the facts of the case remained murky and Nickerson remained under a cloud of suspicion, he apparently left Chatham and settled on the island of Eleuthra in the Bahamas. Even though there were uncorroborated reports that he confessed to the crime on his deathbed, the whole episode remains a mystery to this day

Sources

Birth: Massachusetts Town and Vital Records AND IGI Film 0001251 V4 Batch C510401 dated 1696-1733

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Story about his son: ancestry.com

Prince Nickerson
Birth 10 Aug 1729 Chatham, Barnstable, Massachusetts, British Colonial America

Prince's birth record

Occupation: Mariner

Married: 1) Lydia Cahoon 7 Oct 1750 Eastham, Barnstable, Massachusetts
Note: Her surname in the record is spelled Chohoon and his given name is spelled Prins
Children: Tabitha, Lydia
2) (Widow) Ruth Covell Atkins 22 Aug 1759 Barnstable, Massachusetts

Note: their engagement was published 2 July 1759. She had 3 boys and a girl before she married Prince. 

Children: twins, which survived her

3) Mary Crowell 12 Mar 1761 Yarmouth, Barnstable, Massachusetts

Children: Ansel, Esther, Susanna, Eldad, Sparrow, Anna, Elizabeth, Thomas 
Died 1 Jan 1812 Westport Clyde, Nova Scotia, Canada

Buried

Life Sketch: "An early settler Prince Nickerson who settled shortly after Elkanah Smith,  was living in Barrington in 1763. His property was bound on the South by Clam Creek. He had 3 sons; Eldad, Sparrow, and Thomas. 

Eldad was famous for ship building, setting the pace for Coffin's and Sutherlands, who milled their ship timber on the river and rafted it to the harbour"..."The oldest son Ansel went to Maria Joseph, the other sons settled at Port Clyde." The Barrington 1769 Census shows a wife, 2 sons, 3 daughters, cattle, sheep, swine, fish boat and dried fish. Prince was on the Committee for laying out Proprietors Land 1768-9. He sold his lot at Barrington Head to William Donaldson and his interest on Cape Island to Stephen Nickerson. He was living at Cape Negro in 1783.

His will gave Mary his real and personal estate until her death, and then, to be divided between sons Eldad, Thomas, and Sparrow. It included the house and barn on three acres, fish house, stock, other land and meadows. Son Ansel received 10 Shillings and the daughters "all my household furniture to be divided equally" Eldad as executor of the estate after Mary died in 1830, wrote to Probate Court 21 June 1832, "...there is some land so dispersed belonging to the estate that it will be extremely difficult for the appraiser to view it will you please advise me whether it cannot be sold without a valuation" "Aug. 1, 1832 Probate judge gives land (agreeable to all) to son Eldad as it cannot be divided without great difficulty and expense".
Sources

Birth: Massachusetts Town and Vital Records AND IGI Film 0001251 V4 Batch C510401 dated 1696-1733

Marriage to Lydia: IGI Film 0905406 Batch M502466 dated 1654-1761
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Story: The Nickerson Family, Descendants of William Nickerson, Part II, 1980, pg 160.

I can't find the following 2 people in any official record's

Seth Nickerson
Born abt 1731 Chatham, Barnstable, Massachusetts, British Colonial America
Married Mary 1756
Children: Ebenezer

Died

Buried
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Edward Nickerson
Born abt 1733 Chatham, Barnstable, Massachusetts, British Colonial America

Married

Children

Died

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