Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-02-26

e. Swift, the husband OF his younges
1 child. Their children and dates Of brit
were:
Luev Ann. born Nov 8, 1912. died Ma
] IA, 1883.
IL Orrin, Jan. 10. 1912. Vow lives il
Boston, where he has been successful il
business from which he has retired.
Il William s.. April Ii. 1915, now live
I In Skowhegan.
Emily A., June Z, 1915. Married Lev
Weber, Vassalboro
Francis h. Dec. 2S, lS22. Lives Il
Boston, retired from business.
Orlando A.. Jan II, ls24. Now livei
in sidney
Olive NJ. born March II, ls2g; dies
Willard B.. born August %, ls.o; dice
Sept. y, 1888.
Laura J born Jan 26, 1888. Married
A. X. Swift Of Sidney.
| William Bacon was born Sept. 81
Il7s2, and died Oct. Is, 1852. His wife
Polly. (who was probably a sister to
Abial Loveioy) was born March ., l7ss.
Mr.. Bacon kept tavern in the house on
the site where Carlos Hammond now
lives and it is said used to dispense New
England rum" at flour pence ha' pen
my" a glass. It was from him that
Bacon's Corner takes its name. Their
children and dates Of their birth were
| Polenah, June Is, 1906.
Abial Densmore, Jan. II, 1907.
| William Marsh, April Il. 1910; died
Tout west.
Alfred. July Il, 1913,
Harriet Thomas, July II, 1873; married
John Ham.
Nancy Densmore, May 8, ISIS; mar.
RED out west.
ARENAS Kimball, June 81, 1870.
| Crosby Barton was probably brother
Of Flint Barton, the first moderator Of
the first town meeting and first select.
men of the town. He was born Feb. 20
1871. His wife was Sybil W., who
died Dec. 2. 1871. Mr.. Barton
owned the George Barton farm
on the river road, and he was
prominent in town affairs fol
many years. Their children and the
dates of their birth were:
i Harriet Thomas, Feb |. ls23
Thomas Flint. Dec. Is. 1875.
Helen Augusta, Sept %, 1927.
Oliver Patten, March s, 1892; died
Feb. |, 1854
Arson Barton and Rhoda, his wife
appear upon the records, but the dates
Of their birth are not given. Mr.. Bar
ton died Sept. Il, 1853, and his wife dice
March 3, 1886. Their children were:
Greenlief, May >, 1881; now living il
Sidney.
Herrick, March II, 1893.
Jonathan tlaincv, March 20, 1875; grad
uated at Colby University in class o
1857, having for classmates Hon. w. J
Corthell Of Gorham, and Gen. Russell B
/. Shepherd of skOwhegan. Now Il pay
master in the navy
Arson Bliss, Nov. y, 1876.
: Mary Helen, Oct 70, 1898; died Marcel
9, 1889.
William Henry Harrison, March 10
1910.
Charles Carroll, March II, 1872; dice
Feb /, ISL.
=, Ellen Victoria. MAY 5. 1871; died Feb
i, %, 1916
Mary Ellen Oct !. 1915.
Albion, died April II, 1873
James Stedman was the original an
cestOr Of the S.edman family in Sidney
and lived on the first farm west o
Bacon's Corner on the road leading t,
Quaker Hill. Mr.. Stedman died il
August, 1927, and Polly, his wife, die'
Feb. !, 1858 Their children were:
Isaac, sept. y, 1850; died April a
1854.
william. Feb. u. 1891.
Lucy, Feb. Ii. 1888.
Sarah. Dec. %. 1881
Polly. Feb. : 1887.
James, Dee 30, 1889
Olive. Jan -, 1871; died March ,;
1867; married Thomas Tolman, whit
) was born in Augusta in 1880.
Betsy, Feb. %. 1876; died March ;
1876.
Nathaniel, Nov. Is, l79s; died il
Watervillc.
Nathan Blackman was born April 81
1871, and died May 30, 1850. His wife
was Louisa Kendall, who was borl
March -, l79o. He owned large trac
OF land running west from the Middle
road, along the Watt brook, now com
prising farms and land owed by Eph
rain Low and A. N. Jones Theil
daughter, Hester Ann. married Edward
Burgess, Baptist minister who livet
in Massachusetts,. but who is now de
ceased Mrs Burgess visits the old
place in Sidney every sumner. Their
children were
Louisa r., March u 1872
Sarah F., Jan. I, 1921; died July II
ISiG
Olive H., May 30, ls2G; died Aug .
1896
Hester Ann, May 80, ls21.
Nathan s.. Feb IL 1870,
| Prescott II Jan. .,lS:;2 died Sept. Is
1888.
Almira H., Jan l3 1884; died Jan. Il
1852
Cynthia f BE-. Nov. %. 1876
Mary F, May L. $50
Newell II July 3D. 1859
Eunire Victoria, Nov 3, lsl.