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Downs-843 H   |
1 = |caption=Bald Hill Cove, Frankfort, location of the daughter of Paul Downs, Elizabeth Downs, wife of George Nichols , and their son Shepard Nichols Paul was born in 1755. Paul Downs ... served with Capt. Samuel Libby's 4th (Gouldsborough) CO., Col. Benjamin Foster's (6th Lincoln Co.) regt. of Mass. militia WAR OF 1812_Servicemen and Pensioners DOWNS, PAUL, Capt. Elisha Thayer's Co. Private, Service at Hampden 1814 MA Militia [page 216] '''''Records of the Massachusetts volunteer militia called out by the Governor of Massachusetts to suppress a threatened invasion during the war of 1812-14''''' (Boston, Mass.: Wright & Potter printing co., state printers, 1913). ===Research Notes=== The British reached '''Bald Hill Cove''', three miles below Hampden, at five P.M. on September 2. Here, Colonel John and his staff went ashore to discuss the American force now visible on the Hampden Highlands a mile and a half upriver. page 29 '''The Battle of Hampden and Its Aftermath''' by Robert Fraser https://digitalcommons.library.umaine.edu/cgi/viewcontent.cgi?article=1003&context=mainehistoryjournal Noah Downs, b abt 1736 d abt 1806 in Connecticut ['''in question'''] m Julia (--) ['''in question''']. Noah was a corporal during the Revolutionary War. Paul Downs served during the Revolutionary War as a Gouldsboro resident. Early Families of Gouldsboro Maine by Muriel Sampson Johnson https://digitalmaine.com/cgi/viewcontent.cgi?article=1000&context=gouldsboro_books .... That whereas, the Honorable General Court, did by an act passed ye 25 ' of June 1789 {{Image|file=Ward-12755-2.jpg|caption=FRANKFORT with the Settlement of North Harwick/Harwich, later Prospect }}incorporate two Plantations on the west side of Penobscot River viz from Belfast to Wheeler's Mills into a town, by the name of Frankfort ... Documentary history of the state of Maine ... https://sites.rootsweb.com/~mealhn/books/mehist_v22.pdf Frankfort _ Previous Designations _ Territory from Belfast to Wheeler's Mills. Called Frankfort Plantation on one early map. https://www.mainegenealogy.net/place_record.asp?place=frankfort [Noted: North Frankfort, is now Winterport & Wheeler's Mills/Wheelersborough, was part of Number 1 First Range. now Hampton, }} {{Image|file=Nichols-3632.jpg |caption=Bald Hill Cove, Frankfort, location of ... |
Paul Downs | uncertain 1755 Maine District, Massachusetts | uncertain 1819 Frankfort, Maine, | Male |  |
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| Bailey-34384 H |
country = United States of America {{Roll of Honor| category = Killed in Action, American Revolution|image = WikiTr... |
Robert Bailey Jr | certain 15 Jun 1736 uncertain Falmouth, Cumberland, Maine, Massachusetts Bay | certain 17 Jun 1775 certain Battle of Bunker HIll, Essex, Massachusetts | Male | |
Kreis-440 |
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| Richards-19649 H |
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Edward Richards | 1890 St. George, Knox, Maine, United States | 1890 St. George, Knox, Maine, United States | Male | |
Ward-21154 |