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1	Divorce Date: 14 Jun 1995
2	Divorce Date: 21 Jul 1999
3	Divorce Date: 4 Apr 1979
4	Divorce Date: 5 Nov 1996
5	Divorce from John granted on 'cruel and abusive treatment	Family: F289
6	Divorce from John granted on 'cruel and abusive treatment
7	Divorced before 1920 Census.	Family: F1107
8	Divorced before 1920 Census.
9	At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Family: F60
10	Glenn Adopted Judy P. Hallett
11	It is believed that Marion bought passaage on a ship out of Rockland, Maine back to New Brunswwick, Canada, taking the children with her while Charles was visiting relatives in North Vasselboro, Maine. It is highly probable that the Sabiness in N.B. are direct descendants of Chaarless A. Sabine. There is no record of a devorce.
12	It is believed that Marion bought passage on a ship out of Rockland, Maine back to New Brunswick, Canada, taking the children with her while Charles was visiting relatives in North Vasselboro, Maine. It is highly probable that the Sabine's in N.B. are direct descendants of Charles A. Sabine. There is no record of a divorce.	Family: F20
13	Lisa an Jeffrey divorced on November 9, 1991
14	Married Leon H Milligan twice.
15	Married Twice
16	Sharon and Arther Divorced in 1994.
17	Trudy and Clarence divorced in May, 1975
18	[UNABRIDGED FAMILY TREE.FTW] Married at the home of John Lord, J.P.	Family: F3717
19	[UNABRIDGED FAMILY TREE.FTW] Married by Donald Palmer	Family: F3946
20	[UNABRIDGED FAMILY TREE.FTW] Married by Donald Palmer.	Family: F4113
21	[UNABRIDGED FAMILY TREE.FTW] Married by J. Herbert Read in St. John's Anglican Church.	Family: F4095
22	[UNABRIDGED FAMILY TREE.FTW] Married by J. Herbert Read, at St. John the Evangelist Church.	Family: F4077
23	[UNABRIDGED FAMILY TREE.FTW] Married by Rev. E. A. Allabay	Family: F3744
24	[UNABRIDGED FAMILY TREE.FTW] [GAMBLE FAMILY TREE.FTW] Both Thomas and Jane Robblee were listed as widower and widow at the time of their marriage. The ceremony was conducted by Phillip Callbeck, J.P.	Family: F3651
25	[UNABRIDGED FAMILY TREE.FTW] [GAMBLE FAMILY TREE.FTW] Witnesses: Archibald Gamble	Family: F4038
26	Note 1 Burial: Oak Hill Cemetery, Brewer, ME Note 1 Burial: Oak Hill Cemetery, Brewer, ME	Allen Bessie May
27	REGINA E. BOWLEY ORONO - Regina E. Bowley, 86, died April 29, 2006. She was born Oct. 28, 1919, the daughter of Lester and Sarah (O'Donell) Archer. She is survived by one sister, Pauline Ellis and husband, Gerald; one daughter; Vivian McCormick and her friend, Tony Cyr, of Alton; two sons, Carlton Bowley and his wife, Nancy, of Milo, and David Bowley and his wife, Ann, of Husdon; a very, very close friend, Rena Hile of Orono; eight grandchildren, Ronald, Ricky, Liani, Lisa, Lorri, Leah, Karen and Gail, 10 great-grandchildren, two great-great-grandchildren and many good friends. She was predeceased by her husband, Milo Bowley; five brothers and four sisters. A graveside service will be held at a later date.	Archer Regina E "Gene"
28	1910 United States Federal Census about Addie E Annis Name: Addie E Annis Age in 1910: 53 Estimated birth year: abt 1857 Birthplace: Maine Relation to Head of House: Head Father's Birth Place: Maine Mother's Birth Place: Maine Home in 1910: Enfield, Penobscot, Maine Marital Status: Married Race: White Gender: Female Neighbors: View others on page Household Members: Name Age Addie E Annis 53 Fred A Clapp 32 Hiram M Clapp 20 Laura I Clapp 15 Annie M Clapp 19 George H Avery 32 Name: Addie E Annis Home in 1920: Enfield, Penobscot, Maine Age: 62 years Estimated birth year: abt 1858 Birthplace: Maine Relation to Head of House: Head Father's Birth Place: Maine Mother's Birth Place: Maine Marital Status: Married Race: White Sex: Female Home owned: Own Able to read: Yes Able to Write: Yes Image: 304 Neighbors: View others on page Household Members: Name Age Addie E Annis 62 Laura R Perkins 25 Preston A Perkins 34 Lillian G Perkins 6 Preston G Perkins 4 5/12 Name: Addie E Annis Home in 1930: Enfield, Penobscot, Maine Age: 73 Estimated birth year: abt 1857 Birthplace: Maine Relation to Head of House: Head Race: White Occupation: Education: Military Service: Rent/home value: Age at first marriage: Parents' birthplace: View image Neighbors: View others on page Household Members: Name Age Addie E Annis 73 Maine Marriages, 1892-1996 about Clapp Addie E Groom's Name: Annis Frank L Groom's Residence: Enfield, ME Bride's Name: Clapp Addie E Bride's Residence: Enfield, ME Marriage Date: 4 Nov 1897 Certificate: 0 ID: I0080 Name: Emily Adeliade AVERY Sex: F ALIA: /Addie/ Birth: 26 MAR 1857 in Greenbush, Maine Death: 8 MAR 1938 in West Enfield, Maine Note: All of the data on Emily was submitted by Erma Lorette (Granddaughter) After 20 years of marriage, Edwin was killed instantly. He was driving a sled of wood across slippery railroad tracks. The sled skewed suddenly . He lost his balance falling and hitting his head on the track. This left her devasted and with 7 children. The older one left home. Emily was not a large woman, but she stood tall and was very brave. She took in boarders. She was a seamstress and sewed for many families around. Edwin was a very religious man and had an open bible in the home at all times. I have a record of him either building or helping build a church in West Enfield, I believe. (From the Avery-Clapp geneology in Augusta, Maine). Her real name was Emily Adalaide, but she changed it to Addie Erma at some time along the way. After being a widow for 3 years, she married Frank Annis, hoping for someone to share her load. She found she actually had one more "child" to care for. I'm not sure how long they were together. She unloaded him and paddled her own canoe. I'm sure it must have been hard in those days to struggle for a loving. She was really brave. They were living in a big old rambling house with sheds and barn attached. If she heard a noise in the barn at night she'd take the lamp in one hand and a club in the other and march all through the spooky buildings and hunt down the noise. Many tried to take advantage of her situation. One feller in particular was always snooping around outside. A Peeping Tom type. Emily was aware of him out there and got fed up. She had a chamber pail in the upper hall that was used during night hours. She let it set a couple days and before dark raised her upstairs bedroom window. Sure enough, old Dick Welch started prowling after dark, sneaking in the window. Emily went upstairs, grabbed the chamber pail, removed the cover and out the window the contents were flung down on the snoopeer. She said the air was blue with profanity as he went tearing down the road and he never bothered her again. While she was running the boarding home, a well dressed man asked for a room for the night. He was about 40ish. She served supper and after clearing away the dishes, the man asked for paper and pencil. Other boarders gathered around and he drew several pictures. One was of the Americal flag. He drew it so carefully and well that it almost seemed to be moving in a breeze. He was an Armenian. Next morning he said "I've left a couple letters upstairs. Would you post them for me? Emily said she surely would. She cleared up the morning dishes and picked up around before she went to cleasn the rooms upstairs. There on the bureau was the couple of letters. One was to a business firm and the other was addressed this way: Miss Halli Fox Banks of Sodom 2nd World Kittery, Maine Grammie mailed them and never heard from them again. I'm still curious as to the contents of this letter. Grammie was a hard worker. She outlived all of her children except the oldest (Aunt Lottie) and my mom (Laura Walsh). One son, Uncle Fred was lost at sea. Grammie was spry almost to the last of her days. She lived with us (Mom and Harry Walsh) the last couple of years. Lillian and I were with her when she died. She went quietly. I was not close to her as she was a very private person not showing affection. A bad trait in our family. I admired her tho more so as I get older and realized what a rough time she ha This is my version of Grammie. My sisters may give another side of her. Marriage 1 Edwin Augustus CLAPP b: 8 SEP 1848 in Lowell, Mass. Married: 4 NOV 1873 Children Gertrude CLAPP b: 26 FEB 1875 Fred Andre CLAPP b: 10 FEB 1878 Lizzie CLAPP b: 15 NOV 1879 Lottie Eva CLAPP b: 29 DEC 1880 in Lowell, Mass. Pearle CLAPP b: 21 SEP 1881 Clair Clyde CLAPP b: 13 APR 1882 Laura Isma CLAPP b: 2 MAY 1894	Avery Emily Adelaide
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32	WALTER K. BABB NEWBURGH - Walter K. Babb, 79, died unexpectedly April 20, 2006, at a Bangor hospital after a short illness. He was born Oct. 2, 1926, in Glenburn, the son of Walter R. and Wilma (MegQuire) Babb. He attended Glenburn schools. Walter was employed at Banton Brothers Inc. in Newport for several years and he also worked for many years at Eastland Woolen Mill in Corinna. Walter enjoyed hunting and fishing. He is survived by his wife of 35 years, Iola (Shorey) Babb of Newburgh; one son, George "Tommy" Babb of Carmel; three daughters, Robin McLain of Carmel, Kelly Bragg of Albion and Roxanne Bushey of Carmel; two brothers, Bob Babb of New Gloucester and Bradley Babb of Upper Marlborough, Md.; one sister, Katherine Braley of Glenburn; seven grandchildren, Kristie, Tommy, Jason, Rebekah, Ronnie, Randy, Ashley, one great-grandson, Hayden; several nieces, nephews, and cousins. He was predeceased by two sons, Walter Jr. and David. Graveside services will be conducted 2 p.m. Sunday, April 30, at the Dixmont Corner Cemetery, Dixmont. Arrangements are entrusted to the care of the Brown Funeral Home & Cremation Service, 34 High St., Newport. To sign an online guestbook and to leave written tributes please visit www.philipbrownfuneralhome.com Not registered? Click here	Babb Walter K
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34	Note 1 Burial:Mt Hope Cemetery, Bangor, Penobscot, Maine Note 1 Burial:Mt Hope Cemetery, Bangor, Penobscot, Maine	Bass Josephine
35	Buried In: MT HOPE CEMETERY Lot Number: 1814PG	Bates Ethel W
36	Rose Berlanger was born on May 30, 1912 in New Hampshire. She married a Berlanger while in her teens and had two children, a daughter and a son, dates of birth unknown. While a very young child, the daughter developed polio which left her partially crippled and afflicted with severe seizures, causing her to be placed in an institution. Rose and her husband divorced while the children were young and the son lived with his father. Rose worked as a waitress in her early years but soon went to work in a shoe factory in Nashua, where she was employed until she and Jim moved to Florida. She is in poor health at this time, but is still living with Jim in Nashua.	Berlanger Rose
37	Truro Church Records; Reference: The Mayflower Descendant, 1930 By Massachusetts Society of Mayflower Aug 25, 1782 Anna daughter of Oliver Bowley Baptized...	Bowley Anna
38	James W. Bowley Leave a brother in Merrimack James W. Bowley, 63 of Amherst Rd., Merrimack, died at his home Dec. 8, 2003, after a sudden illness. He was born in Old Town, Maine, on June 27, 1940, a son of the late Charles and Mae (Gifford) Bowley. Before retirement, he was employed at the Bundy Corp in Maine. Members of his family include a brother Norman Lombard of Merrimack, two nephews, Wayne Lombard of Merrimack and Lloyd Lombard of Weare, a niece Jody Nason of Millinocket, Maine. Following cremation, a private burial was in Cedar Vale Cemetery in Argyle, Maine.	Bowley Charles Frederick
39	Occupation, Blacksmith Clarence, was born in Alton, Maine. At age 29 he meets Addie Royal of Patten, Maine. He marries her in Passadumkeag, Maine on Feb.11, 1894. They move to Maxfield, where the first four (4) children are born. Between 1903-1905 Clarence and family move to Argyle, Maine, where the next two (2) children are born. For a short time the family lives in Milo, Maine; before finally moving to Bradford, Maine. Addie dies in 1920. Clarence stays in Bradford for the next 22 years before joining his wife.	Bowley Clarence Lester
40	CLYD A. BOWLEY SR. CHARLESTON - Clyde A. Bowley Sr., 72, died Aug. 27 at a Bangor nursing home after an extended illness. He was born, May 2, 1903, at Maxfield, son of Clarence and Addie Bowley. He was educated in the Maxfield and Bradford schools, and had been a woods worker in the Charleston area most of his life. He is survived by his wife, Ida (Strout) Bowley of Charleston; two sons, Clyde Jr. of Guilford and Richard of Sangerville; one step - son, Manuill Hanson of Charleston; two step -daughters, Mrs. Donald (Victorene) Higgins and Miss Madelene Hanson of Charleston; three sisters. Mrs. May Harris of Charleston, Mrs. Frances Sabine of Hudson, and Mrs. Gertrude Hughes of Howland; 1 4 grandchildren; three great - grandchildren; and several nieces and nephews. A funeral service will be held at 2 p.m. Friday at the Thompson Funeral Home in East Corinth where friends may	Bowley Clyde Allen
41	Earl worked as a woodsman most of his lie. As a young man, he spent quite a few years in logging camps in the northern Maine woods, lumbering and taking part in many log drives down the rivers each spring. He was a powerful man with shoulders like a gorilla and a neck like a bull, with a temper to match. But deep inside was a heart of gold. EARL BOWLEY HOWLAND - Earl A. Bow-ley, 73, died Saturday at his home here. He was born in Maxfield, Nov. 6, 1895, the son of Clarence and Acidic (Royal) Bowley. Surviving are a brother, Clyde of Charleston; three sisters, Mrs. Gertrude Hughes of Howland, Mrs. Mabel Harris of. Charleston, and Mrs. Frances Sabine of Hudson; several nieces and nephews. Funeral services will be Monday at 2 p.m. in the Lary Funeral Home, Milo, with the Rev. Carlton Cockey officiating. Burial will be in Evergreen Cemetery, Milo, later this spring. At A. 7	Bowley Earl "Bowser" Averill
42	1910 United States Federal Census Name: Floyd W Bowley Age in 1910: 23 Estimated Birth Year: abt 1887 Birthplace: Indiana Relation to Head of House: Co H Pot Father's Birth Place: United States of America Mother's Birth Place: Indiana Home in 1910: Ludlow Barracks, Mindanao, Philippines, Military and Naval Forces Marital Status: Single Race: White Gender: Male	Bowley Floyd Wesley
43	Burial: Village Cemetery, Hudson, Penobscot, Maine [Obit Bangor Daily News, 6 Nov 1990] Hudson -- Frances M Sabine, 93, wife of the late Ulysses F Sabine of Hudson, died Nov. 5, 1990, at a Bangor health-care center. She was born at Maxfield, Feb. 5, 1897, the d/o Clarence & Adelle [Royal] Bowley. Surviving are six children, Mrs. Grace Vaughn and son-in-law, Robert of Glenburn; Minnie Browning of Hampden; Robert F Sabine and daughter- in law, Connie, of Tampa, FL; Elsie M Gamble and son-in-law, Kenneth of Hudson; Ulysses Sabine of Hudson; Earlene Sullivan and son-in-law, Patrick of Hudson; one daughter-in-law, Betty Sabine of Hudson; 31 grandchildren; 52 great-grandchildren; 13 great-great-grandchildren; several nieces and nephews. She was predeceased by a daughter, Mildred Daigle; and a son LeRoy Sabine. Friends may call 3-5 and 7-9 p.m. Tuesday at Brookings-Smith, 133 Center St, Bangor, where funeral services will be 1:30 p.m. Wednesday with Rev. Garnett Chute, pastor of the Hudson Baptist Church officiating. Interment will be in Hudson Village Cemetery. Burial: Village Cemetery, Hudson, Penobscot, Maine	Bowley Frances "Frankie" Marion
44	GERTRUDE HUGHES HOWLAND - Gertrude Hughes. 84, died Oct. 11, 1989, at Howland. She was born at Argyle, Jan. 26, 1905, the daughter of Clarence and Addle Dugans Royal Bowley. She was the wife of the late Laurel Hughes: and was predeceased by a son, Eugene Hughes. She is survived by one daughter, Adelle Martin: one son, Walter Hughes, both of Howland; one sister, Frances Sabine of Hudson; four grandchildren, eight great-grandchil- dren, several nieces and nephews. Funeral services will be held 1 p.m. Friday at the Clay, Stevens & Clay Funeral Home, Lincoln, with the Rev. Kenneth Smith officiating. Burial will be in the Howland cemetery.	Bowley Gertrude "Gert" Madeline
45	Reference: Papers Relating to Foreign Affairs By United States Dept. of State Published by G.P.O., 1867 The schooner Rienzi, of Provincetown, Massachusetts ? whereof Gideon Bowley and Joshua E. Bowley, of Provincetown, were owners ? sailed from Provincetown June 1, 1863, on n whaling voyage in the Atlantic, and was captured by the Florida on July 8, 1863, about seventy miles southwest of Martha's Vineyard, and burned, with twenty barrels of oil on board. For which vessel, stores, and oil, the owners claim damages ................ $8, 487 00	Bowley Gideon
46	Truro Church Records; Reference: The Mayflower Descendant, 1930 By Massachusetts Society of Mayflower Feb 1, 1778 Hannah daughter of Oliver Bowley Baptized... Apr 23 1780 Hannah daughter of Oliver Bowley Baptized...	Bowley Hannah
47	Lawndale Cemetary, Orono, Penobscot County, Maine, USA Plot 891,	Bowley Harry "Twin" McKechnie
48	On March 19, 1838, Harry and his wife sold to Allen Griffin a lot of land in Argyle Plantation for $350.00. Said land had been purchased by Mr. Bowley from Francis Allen on August 19, 1833. Mr. Allen had purchased the land from Daniel White. The lot is situated on the west side of the Bennoch Road. Said lot is numbered #9 and is the southern half of the lot which Mr. White conveyed to Mr. Allen. (I think this means that Mr. Allen broke the lot up into two pieces in 1833 and sold the southern half to Mr. Bowley.	Bowley Harvey
49	Reference: Irma M. Hilton - York County Coast Star - (Dec/17/2004) --------------- Irma Hilton SANFORD - Irma M. Hilton, 85, of Sam Allen Road, passed away Dec. 12, 2004 in H. D. Goodall Hospital in Sanford. She was born in Kennebunkport, Jan. 18, 1919, a daughter of Frank and Mabel (Carle) Bowley. She had worked for Kesslen Shoe in Kennebunk for many years. She was pre-deceased by her husband, Leo Hilton, 1998. Surviving are one son, Richard Hilton and wife Sandra of Sanford; two daughters, Connie Atwater and her husband Arthur of Wells, and Donna Hilton and husband Roland of Lewiston; two sisters, Ruth Polito of Saco and Frances Fisher of California. A funeral service was held Wednesday at the Johnson Funeral Home, North Berwick. Interment followed in the Ocean View Cemetery in Wells.	Bowley Irma M
50	Note: John and Elizabeth removed to Methuen,Massachusetts, USA.; may have been at Boscawen, New Hampshire by 1775; served during the Revolution with son John and another son under Samuel Atkinson, Col. for eight months from Boscawen, New Hampshire stationed at Winters Hill,Massachusetts, USA., was at the Battle of Bunker Hill.	Bowley John