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Somerset County	Description	Submitter
	The East Somerset County Register. Complied and Published by Chatto & Turner Auburn, ME 1912. TABLE OF CONTENTS	Courtesy of Androscoggin Historical Society & ME Somerset County US GenWeb Project
The Kennebec Valley	The Kennebec Valley THIS WORK IS DEVOTED TO THE EARLY HISTORY OF THE VALLEY; ALSO RELATING MANY INCIDENTS AND ADVENTURES OF THE EARLY SETTLERS; INCLUDING A BRIEF SKETCH OF THE KENNEBEC INDIAN. S. H. WHITNEY 1887. Augusta: Sprague, Burleigh & Flynt, Printers to the State. 1887	ME Somerset County US GenWeb Project
Sebastian Rale A Maine Tragedy of the Eighteenth Century	Sebastian Rale A Maine Tragedy of the Eighteenth Century by John Francis Sprague Author of "Piscataquis Biography and Fragments," and "History of Doric Lodge," Etc. Boston, Mass. Printed by the Heintzemann Press 1906. Table of Contents	Courtesy of Androscoggin Historical Society & ME Somerset County US GenWeb Project
Cornville	GENERAL BUTLER ONCE A MAINE SCHOOL TEACHER Sprague's Journal of Maine History Volume 9, April, May, June, 1921 No. 2 Page 86	Courtesy of Androscoggin Historical Society
Embden	Benjamin Berry obit of Rye, NH & Embden, Maine	From the collection of obits by Robert Taylor typed by David C. Young
Fairfield	Esqr. Holms Thomas, Hebron, the County of Oxford. This is a letter I own (I collect period letters and documents) which was written in 1826 in Fairfield, to a friend and his wife (possibly a cousin too, but it's hard to tell; these people sound like Quakers or Shakers) in Hebron.	Matt Ainslie
Fairfield	The Good Will Idea by G.W. Hinckley.  Good Will Publishing Company, Hinckley, Maine.  1922 The Story of Good Will The Good Will Roundel Good Will's Foundations Organizations:  Calender Terms of Admission The Future of Good Will Good Will in Poetry and Song	ME Somerset County US GenWeb Project
Hartland	Extracts from Maine Histories Written by School Children Sprague's Journal of Maine History Volume 9, April, May, June, 1921 No. 2 Page 89	Courtesy of Androscoggin Historical Society
Highland Plt.	HIGHLAND CEMETERY at Highland Plt., Somerset Co, Maine	George & Jan Thompson or visit Maine US GenWeb Franklin County Site for HTML format.(c) 1997
Howardstown	Howardstown, Canaan, Bloomfield, Skowhegan (Early History) Sprague Journal of Maine History Vol. VIII Aug., Sept., Oct., 1920 No. 2 page 151-153. Ancestry of the Stewarts.	Courtesy of Androscoggin Historical Society
Jackman	Jackman and the Moose River Region (Somerset County, Maine) Sprague's Journal of Maine History Vol. III JULY, 1915 No. 2 pages 55-72	Courtesy of Androscoggin Historical Society & Courtesy of David C. Young (c) 1998
Jackman	JACKMAN'S, Somerset Co., Maine LIVE BUSINESS MEN Vol. 3 page 73 Sprague's Journal of Maine History (1915)	Courtesy of Androscoggin Historical Society & Courtesy of David C. Young (c) 1998
Jackman	Abram Newton of Jackman	Courtesy of Androscoggin Historical Society & Courtesy of David C. Young (c) 1998
Jackman	W. S. Moore, Furniture and Undertaker	Courtesy of Androscoggin Historical Society & Courtesy of David C. Young (c) 1998
Jackman	D. Hancox, Clothing and Dry Goods.	Courtesy of Androscoggin Historical Society & Courtesy of David C. Young (c) 1998
Lexington	LEXINGTON FLAT CEMETERY at Lexington, Maine	George & Jan Thompson or visit Maine US GenWeb Franklin County Site for HTML format.(c) 1997
Madison	Old Point, Madison, ME., and Father Ralse. Sprague's Journal of Maine History Vol. VII Nov. Dec. 1919, Jan. 1920 No.3 page 153.	Courtesy of Androscoggin Historical Society
Mercer	A MAINE CONGRESSMAN FROM PISCATAQUIS COUNTY IN 1847- Hon. James S. Willey	Courtesy of Androscoggin Historical Society
Moscow	John Baker of Moscow in Somerset Co, ME & of Madawaska. Vol 2 #1 May 1914. SPRAGUE'S JOURNAL OF MAINE HISTORY	Courtesy of Androscoggin Historical Society
New Portland	NORTH NEW PORTLAND CEMETERY at New Portland, Somerset Co, Maine	George & Jan Thompson or visit Maine US GenWeb Franklin County Site for HTML format.(c) 1997
New Portland	WEST NEW PORTLAND CEMETERY at New Portland, Somerset Co, Maine	George & Jan Thompson or visit Maine US GenWeb Franklin County Site for HTML format.(c) 1997
New Portland	Rev. Elias Hutchins Photo	David C. Young.
New Portland	Rev. Elias Hutchins of New Portland, Maine. (Copy from "Free Baptist Cyclopaedia" Historical & Biographical by Rev G. A. Burgess. A. M. & Rev. J. T. Ward, A.M. Free Baptist Cyclopaedia Co. 1889, page 283-284	David C. Young.
Norridgewock	Mrs. Caroline Hight of Norridgewock, True Daughter of American Revolution, Celebrates Her Birthday Notably. 12 July 1900.  See her picture at this site.	Courtesy of the Late Robert Taylor, David C. Young and the Androscoggin Historical Society of Auburn, Maine
Norridgewock	Major John Moor. By A.W. Stewart of Augusta, Maine. Sprague's Journal of Maine History. Vol. IV June, 1916. No. I pages 20-24.	Tina S. Vickery
Norridgewock	Samuel Moore and his Descendants by Rev. Charles N. Sinnett retyped and edited by David Colby Young all rights reserved (c) 1976	David C. Young.
Skowhegan	Somerset County, Maine TOMBSTONE INSCRIPTIONS. Collected and Annotated by Edgar Crosby Smith. SPRAGUE JOURNAL OF MAINE HISTORY Vol.5, No. 1 Published by John Francis Sprague, Dover, Maine 1917. Page 35	Tina S. Vickery
Skowhegan	Samuel W Gould & Samuel Lane Boardman both of Skowhegan, Maine. Vol 2 page 266. SPRAGUE'S. JOURNAL OF MAINE HISTORY	Courtesy of Androscoggin Historical Society
Skowhegan	TABLET TO THE LATE SAMUEL L. BOARDMAN Sprague's Journal of Maine History Volume 9, April, May, June, 1921 No. 2 Page 80	Courtesy of Androscoggin Historical Society
St. Albans	THE ST. ALBANS CENTENNIAL	Courtesy of Androscoggin Historical Society
St. Albans	DR. CROWELL CLARINGTON HALL	Courtesy of Androscoggin Historical Society
St. Albans	DAVID DINSMORE STEWART Sprague's Journal of Maine History Vol. VI Nov. Dec. 1918, Jan. 1919 No. 3 page 94-95	Courtesy of Androscoggin Historical Society
Somerset County	THE PRESS OF SOMERSET COUNTY, Maine. By Samuel L. Boardman	Courtesy of the New England Old Newspaper Index Project of Maine (R) and the Androscoggin Historical Society & David C. Young
Somerset County	DIARY of DOLLY C. MORRILL, b.3 Jul 1824, Cornville, Somerset Co., ME, dau of Jonathan Flanders & Dolly (CURRIER) MORRILL. Married as 2nd wife: Rosewell M. BAKER 1 Jan 1857 - 31 Dec 1862 .	Ed Fitzgibbon
All Counties of Maine	Roll of Honor: Maine Union soldiers interred in the Military Asylum Cemetery, D. C., opened on or about from May 13, 1864, to June 30, 1865; also, interments in the Harmony Cemetery, between the same dates. Civil War	List acquired and copy; 1997 by Debby Masterson Transcribed and contributed by Judy Nelson

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