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| History of the First - Tenth - Twenty-ninth Maine Regiment: In Service of the United States from May 3, 1861, to June 21, 1866 by John Mead Gould - 1871 - Full View ... Ferguson , John H. SERGEANTS . Lewiston . " Blood , Marvin L. Lewiston . Cook , Harrison A. CORPORALS . Moore , Charles II . Eustis , Edgar M. Lewiston . Gardner , Almon J. Durham . " 6 Butler , Edward S. Lewiston . MUSICIANS . Pierce ... |
| The Maine Book by Henry E. Dunnack - 1920 - Full View ... Ferguson , Physician Cornell Medical College ; Arthur M. Farrington , Assistant Chief , Animal Industry , United States Department of Agricul- ture , are some of the prominent graduates . Courses and Equipment The University maintains ... |
| Semi-centennial of York County Conference, Buxton, Maine, June 4, 5, 1822: Papers There Read, and Sketches of the Congregational Churches in the Country, with Notes Appended Down to the Present Time, June 1876 by Congregational churches, York County, Me. Conference - 1876 - Full View ... Ferguson Haines , Charlotte S. Haines , Samuel Vance , Caroline E. Vance , John H. Burnham , Miss - . Smith . Original members from other churches , Elizabeth Burnham , Congrega- tional Church in Munson ; Mary E. Bacon , wife of Horace ... |
| History of Gardiner, Pittston and West Gardiner: With a Sketch of the Kennebec Indians, & New Plymouth Purchase, Comprising Historical Matter from 1602 to 1852; with Genealogical Sketches of Many Families by John Wesley Hanson - 1852 - Full View ... Ferguson , 80 , January 27 , 1850 ; Francis Flitner , 76 , ( P. ) April 3 , 1850 ; Lucy Francis , 80 , Dec. 29 , 1831 . Seth Getchell , 91 , ( P. ) Aug. 1844 ; Abigail Grif- fin , ( P. ) July 25 , 1846 ; Moses Goodwin , 76 , ( P. ) Dec ... |
| History of the First Maine Cavalry, 1861-1865 by Edward Parsons Tobie - 1887 - Full View ... Ferguson , the whole under command of Fitz Hugh Lee . Our loss , not yet definitely known , is unofficially reported at from seventy - five to one hundred , from all causes . We lost no prisoners . The loss of the enemy is estimated at ... |
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