Andover Marriages 1905-1915
The Andover
marriages from 1905 to 1915 were transcribed from the original records by
Andover Town Clerk Phyllis Spaulding and her assistant, Elaine Morton, in late 1998
and early 1999. The original records were handwritten and some of them were
very difficult to decipher. Be adveised that some names may be spelled
differently than you think they should be.We have entered a ? where we were not
sure of the spelling, ?? where we think we are close but aren't so sure, and
??? where we didn't even have a clue.
The Andover Record of Marriages from 1905 through 1915 include many details
about not only the bride and groom, but their parents as well. We have included
those details to provide you with more information and hopefully help you learn
even more about your ancestors. Because of the wealth of details, we have
entered the names of the bride and groom in bold type so
you can find them easily.
Thank you Phyllis and Elaine for all of your hard work. The original records
are on file at:
Andover Town Office
17 Stillman Road
Andover ME 04216-0219
Phone: 207-392-3302
FAX 207-392-1205.
1905
Fred A. Milton, aged 29 of Andover and
Agnes P. Talbot, aged 17 of Andover
were married Feb. 9, 1905. Mr. Milton, a carpenter, was born in Dorchester,
N.B., the son of John S. Milton, a prison guard, born in Dorchester, N.B. and
Lois A. Crossman, a housewife, also born and residing in Dorchester, N.B. Miss
Talbot, a teacher, was the daughter of John F. Talbot, a farmer born in and
residing in Andover and Georgie E. Fisher, a housewife born in Foxcroft, MA and
residing in Andover.
Louis B. Hall, aged 28 of Andover and Margaret
A. McIver, aged 23 of Brookline, MA were married June 1, 1905 in Brookline, MA.
Mr. Hall, a farmer, was the son of Llewellyn Hall, a farmer born in Mexico and residing in Andover
and Celinda G. Marston, a housewife born in and residing in Andover. Miss McIver, a domestic born in Cape Breton,
was the daughter of John McIver, a farmer born in and residing in Cape Breton,
and Christie Ann Gillis, a housewife born in and residing in Cape Breton.
Mathias Mooney, aged 27 of Andover
and Emma R Glines, aged 23 of Rumford were married June 3,
1905. Mr. Mooney, a blacksmith born in P.E.I., was the son of Andrew Mooney, a
blacksmith born in and residing in P.E.I, and Jane Holleran, a housewife born
in and residing in P.E.I. Miss Glines was the daughter of David Glines, a
farmer born in and residing in Rumford and Rose Allen, deceased.
Clayton H. Lovejoy, aged 36 of Andover
and Susan A. York, aged 45 of Andover
were married June 15, 1905 in Mexico
by James G. Fisher, Minister of the Gospel. Mr. Lovejoy was a laborer, the son
of Henry A. Lovejoy, a laborer born in Rumford but residing in Andover,
and Ann Morton, who was born in Andover
but now deceased. This would be the third marriage for Mrs. York, who was the
daughter of Wm. C. Robinson, a farmer residing in Andover,
and Susan Kimball, a housewife born in Rumford but now residing in Andover.
Charles H. Morgan, aged 26 of Upton and Helen B. Learned, aged
19 of Andover were married June 18, 1905 in Andover by G. B.
Hannaford, Minister of the Gospel. Mr. Morgan, a millworker, was born in Andover, the son of Jaby M. Morgan who was born in Danville but is now
deceased and Eugenia Moreleu???Mbrelen???, who was born in D. Brunswick [don't
know why the D] but now living in West Leeds.
Miss Learned, a teacher, was the daughter of Simon G. Learned, a farmer born
and residing in Andover and Louise Morse, a
housewife born in and residing in Andover.
Arthur L. Newton, aged 21 of Andover
and Eva M. Adams, aged 23 of Andover were
married June 27, 1905 in Andover
by G. B. Hannaford, Minister of the Gospel. Mr. Newton, a station agent, was the
son of John W. Newton, a hotel prop. born in No. Surplus but now living in Andover, and Mary F. Lowe, a housewife born in Buckfield
but now living in Andover.
Miss Adams, a stenographer, was the daughter of William H. Adams, a contractor
born in Andover but now residing in West Paris
and Emma M. Goodridge, who was born in Andover
but now deceased.
Robert W. Hattan, aged 21 of Mexico
and Gertrude Wallace, aged 23 of Mexico
were married June 28, 1905 in Andover
by G. B. Hannaford, Minister of the Gospel. Mr. Hattan, a papermaker, was born
in Kingston, Ont., the son of William J. Hatton,
a farmer born and raised in Kingston, Ont., but
now residing in Andover, and Susan Howe, a
housewife born in Grannich, England and now residing in Andover. Miss Wallace was born in NB, the
daughter of John Wallace, a farmer of NB and Sarah Haines from NB.
Clarence A. Rand, aged 27 of Andover
and Miriam Winslow, aged 27 of Woodstock,
Vt. were married June 28, 1905 in Woodstock, Vt.
by Chas, Henry Wells, Minister of the Gospel. Mr. Rand, a merchant, was the son
of Ezra D. Rand, an engineer born in Boston, MA
and residing in Andover and May A. Honau who was
born in Philadelphia, PA but now deceased. Miss Winslow was born
in Portland,
the daughter of J. N. Winslow, formerly a broker but now deceased and Ella
Newhall, born in Turner but now deceased.
Sidney G. Philbrick, aged 30 of Andover
and Minnie L. McMellon, aged 23 of Roxbury were married August 23, 1905
in Roxbury by C. A. Andrews, Justice of the Peace. Mr. Philbrick, a farmer, was
the son of George W. Philbrick, a farmer born in and residing in Andover and Rachel S. Bragdon, a housewife born in Danville and residing in Andover. Miss McMellon was born in PEI, the
daughter of Chas. McMellon, a farmer born in and residing in PEI and Jane
McDonald, a housewife born in and residing in PEI.
John Warren, aged 23 of Andover and Mattie
B. Richards, aged 19 of Andover
were married Oct. 1, 1905 in Rumford by G. B. Hannaford, Minister of the
Gospel. Mr. Warren, a laborer, was born in Lowell, MA
the son of Ben. Warren, a farmer born in and residing in PEI and Annie Gillis,
a housewife born in and residing in PEI.
Miss Richards was the daughter of S. W. Richards, a farmer born in Upton and residing in Andover
and Ida Cutting, a housewife born in Andover.
George W. Kimball, aged 18 of Rumford and M. Gertrude Learned,
aged 21 of Andover were married Oct. 14, 1905 in
Andover by J.
L. Pinkerton, Minister of the Gospel. Mr. Kimball, a farmer, was the son of
William J. Kimball, a hotelkeeper born in Rumford but now deceased and Pearl L.
Farnum, a housewife born in and living in Rumford. Miss Learned, a teacher, was
the daughter of Peter W. Learned, a farmer born in and living in Andover and Ellen C. Morse, a housewife born in and living
in Andover.
Charles S. Learned, aged 27 of Andover
and Florence A. Thomas, aged 25 of Andover
were married Nov. 5, 1905 in Andover
by Samuel Holden, Minister of the Gospel. Mr. Learned, a laborer, was the son
of Simon G. Learned, a farmer born in and living in Andover,
and Louise Morse, a housewife born in and residing in Andover. Miss Thomas, assistant P.M., was the
daughter of Frank P. Thomas, a lumberman born in Byron and living in Andover and Lizzie C. Hewey, a housewife born in and
residing in Andover.
Walter A. Robinson, aged 34 of Andover
and Nina A. Philbrick, aged 24 of Andover
were married Dec. 25, 1905 in Andover
by G. B. Hannaford, Minister of the Gospel. Mr. Robinson, a farmer, was the son
of Wm. C. Robinson, a farmer of Andover and Susan J. Kimball, a housewife born
in Byron but living in Andover. Miss Philbrick was the daughter of Geo. W.
Philbrick, a farmer from Andover and Rachel S.
Bragdon, a housewife who was born in Danville.
Frank Wallace, aged 21 of Andover and Sarah
Jane Hattan, aged 18 of Andover were married
Dec. 27, 1905 in Andover
by G. B. Hannaford. Minister of the Gospel. Mr. Wallace, a farmer born in NB,
was the son of John Wallace and Sarah Haines of NB. Miss Hattan, who was born
in Ont., was the daughter of William Hattan, a farmer born in Kingston,
Ont. but now of Andover, and Susan Howe, a
housewife born in Greenwich, England but now of Andover.
1906
William W. Smith of Portland and Gertrude
H. Clark of Portland, were married on Feb.
22, 1906 in Andover,
by Samuel Holden. Mr. Smith, an engineer, age 33, was born in Boston, MA, the
son of J. F. Smith, a poultry farmer born in Berlin, Germany and residing in
San Francisco, and Sophia Martin deceased, born in Germany. Miss Clark,
widowed, age 34, born in Andover,
the daughter of Arrrlle??? L. dark, a farmer born in Andover
and residing in Lewiston and Lucie Hewey Cutting
who was born in and residing in Andover.
Urban B. Lohnes of Byron and Myrtle E. Easter of Byron, were
married on April 11, 1906, in Andover,
by Rev. Samuel Holden. Mr. Lohnes, a teamster, age 25, born in N.S. the son of
Stephen Lohnes, a farmer born in and residing in N.S. and Janie Palmer a
housewife born in and residing in N.S. Miss Easter, age 15, the daughter of
Samuel J. Easter, a farmer born in Cambridge, MA and residing in Byron and Mary
Crandal, a housewife born in N.S. and residing in Byron.
Robert Hewey of Andover and Georgie
A. Coombs of Andover,
were married on April 12, 1906, by C. A. Andrews, Justice of the Peace. Mr.
Hewey, a guide, age 48, divorced, was the son of John K. Hewey, deceased,
formerly a farmer born in Andover and Lucretia
Merrill, deceased, formerly a housewife born in Gray, ME.
Mrs. Coombs, third marriage, age 48, was the daughter of David Graffam?? a
farmer, born in Bath and residing in Greene and
Mary Jackson, a housewife born in Lewiston and
residing in Andover.
Olney A. Farrington of Andover and D.
Harriet Harding of Andover,
were married on April 14, 1906 by Rev. Samuel Holden. Mr. Farrington, a dowel
manufacturer, age 30, the son of Charles A. Farrington, deceased, born in
Andover and Marian M. Steny a housewife born in Stark and residing in Rumford.
Miss Harding, age 17, was the daughter of Joel A. Harding, a farmer born in and
residing in Andover and Lydia Libby, a housewife
born in Albany and residing in Andover.
Charles K. Gile of Fayette and Edith J. Chase of Andover were married on
May 19, 1906 by C. A. Andrews, Justice of the Peace. Mr. Gile, a farmer, aged
40, was born in Fayette, the son of Albion F. Gile, a farmer born in Mr. Vernon
and residing in Fayette and Arabelle Palmer a housewife born in Winthrop and residing in
Fayette. Mrs. Chase, a divorced teacher aged 34, was born in Paris, the
daughter of Enoch Whittemore a blacksmith and farmer, born in Greenwood
and residing in Andover and Nancy J. Cushman, a
housewife born in Woodstock and residing in Andover.
Sumner E. Pressey of Byron and Mary M. Cobb of Byron were
married on June 10, 1906 by C. A.
Andrews, Justice of the Peace. Miss Cobb, age 18, born in N.B. was the daughter
of Robert A. Cobb, born in N.B. and residing in Byron and Hannah Smith, born in
N.B. and residing in Byron. Mr. Pressey, a widower and farmer aged 39, was born
in Byron, the son of John A, Pressey, a farmer and Letitia M. Bunker a
housewife born in Roxbury and residing in Byron.
Ben. F. Philbrick of Roxbury and E. Alice Harding of Andover were married on Aug. 21 in Mexico by J. G.
Fisher, Minister of the Gospel. Miss Harding, age 20, was the daughter of Joel
A. Harding a farmer born and residing in Andover
and Lydia Libby a housewife born in Albany and
residing in Andover.
Mr. Philbrick, a widower and farmer aged 30, was the son of Alonzo Philbrick,
born in Roxbury but now deceased and Jane M. Penley, a housewife, born in
Auburn and residing in Roxbury.
Adier?? M. Jones of Andover
and Margaret Swan???(Snow???) of Andover
were married on Sept. 2, 1906 in Colebrook,
N.H. by Daniel ? David ?
Cummings, Justice of the Peace. Margaret, aged 29, widowed, was the daughter of
George Weatherby, a plumber born in R.I. but now deceased and Mary Childs a
housewife also deceased. Mr. Jones, aged 33, a farmer, was the son of Moses
Jones a farmer born in Houlton, now deceased and Abbie Shepherd, a housewife,
born in Amity and living in Rumford.
Delbert C. Coolidge of Dixfield and Lillian A. Simmons of Jay
were married Sept. 29, 1906 in Andover
by J. Lyman Ripley, Justice of the Peace.
Corey A. Goddard of Berlin, N. H.
and Lois Durhu of Bethel were married on
Oct. 3, 1906 in Andover
by J. Lyman Ripley, Justice of the Peace.
Frank D. McAllister, aged 27 of Andover
and Katherine A. Sleeper, aged 25 of Lisbon
were married Oct. 17, 1906 in Lisbon
by A. B. McAllister, Minister of the Gospel. Mr. McAllister, a jeweler, was
born in Manchester, N.H, the son of Frank D. McAllister, a barber born in Paris
but now deceased and Annie Simmons, a housewife born in Boston but now residing
in Andover. Miss Sleeper was the daughter of Nathaniel H. Sleeper, a farmer
born in Lewiston and now residing in Lisbon, and Catherine D.
Goss, a housewife born in Kingfield but now deceased.
Edward Graves of Andover and Nellie
Foster of Andover were married Nov. 9, 1906
in Andover by
J. L. Ripley, Justice of the Peace. Mr. Graves, aged 28, a farmer born in N.S.
was the son of Edward Graves and Annie Savius???. Mrs. Foster, a widow, was the
daughter of Malcolm J. Babb, a paper maker born in Cornish and residing in
Westbrook and Susie Hooper.
Burt S. Dunn, aged 30 of Andover and S.
Helen Thomas, aged 19 of Andover
were married Nov. 28, 1906 in Rumford by G. B. Hannaford, Minister of the
Gospel. Mr. Dunn, a lumberman, was the son of Henry W. Dunn, a farmer born and
residing in Andover
and Melvina L. Marston, a former housewife now deceased. Miss Thomas was the
daughter of George P. Thomas, a Guide born in Byron and residing in Andover and Anna Craig, a housewife born in Scotland and residing in Andover.
Ray N. Thurston, aged 24, of Andover
and Marna E. Stevens, aged 27, of Andover
were married
Nov. 29, 1906 in Rumford by G.B. Hannaford, Minister of the Gospel. Mr.
Thurston, a lumberman born in Newry, was the son of M. L. Thurston, a lumberman
born in Errol, N.H. and residing in Newry and Lois Eveleth,
a housewife born in New Gloucester and residing in Newry. Miss Stevens was the
daughter of James Stevens, a farmer born in Andover
but now deceased and Margaret Heath, a housewife born in Methuen,
MA and residing in Andover.
Herbert H. Morton, aged 38 of Andover
and Daisy A. Searle, aged 28 of Andover
were married Dec. 23, 1906 in Andover
by G. B. Hannaford, Minister of the Gospel. Mr. Morton, a widower, was a
lumberman and the son of Charles H. Morton, a laborer born in Andover
but now deceased and Martha S. Learned, a housewife born in Andover but also deceased. Mrs. Searle, a
widow and dressmaker was the daughter of Albert F. Brooks a farmer born in Paris but residing in
Grafton and Viola 0. Bennett, a housewife born in Newry but now deceased.
1907
Leo R. Marston, aged 28 of Andover and
Emeline L. Harding of Paris were married
Jan. 6, 1907 in Andover.
Mr. Marston, a divorced laborer, was the son of William Marston, a millman born
in Andover but now deceased and Ann M. Wyman, a
housewife born in and residing in Andover.
Miss Harding was the daughter of Fred Harding, a laborer born in Andover but residing in Paris and Ida M. Brown, a
housewife born in Byron and residing in Paris.
James L. Newton, aged 28 of Andover
and H. Hortense Whittemore, aged 28 were married March 25, 1907 in
Rumford by E. W. Webber, Minister of the Gospel. Mr. Newton, a laborer, was the
son of George M. Newton, a camp keeper born and residing in Andover
and Addie Buchanan, a housewife born in Ohio
and residing in Andover.
Miss Whittemore, a cook born in West Paris, was the daughter of Enoch Whittemore,
a blacksmith born in Greenwood and residing in Andover and Nancy J. Cushman, a housewife born in Woodstock and residing in Andover.
John J. Sennett, aged 44 of Andover
and Essie G. Hodsdon, aged 22 of Andover
were married May 18, in Rumford. Mr. Sennett, a widower and teamster, was the
son of Patrick Sennett a farmer born in Ireland
and residing in Poultney, VT
and Kate Walen a housewife born in Ireland
and residing in Poultney, VT. Miss Hodsdon, a cook, was the daughter
of Marchant S. Hodsdon, a farmer born in Byron and residing in Andover
and Kate M. Rand, a housewife born in and residing in Andover.
Owen Lovejoy, aged 40 of Andover and Olie
L Pulsifer, aged 27 of Andover
were married Aug. 1, 1907 in Rumford by E. W. Webber, minister of the Gospel. Mr.
Lovejoy, a scaler was the son of John S. Lovejoy, a carpenter born in Andover but now deceased and Mary Adams, who was born in Andover but also
deceased. Olie, a widow, was the daughter of George M. Pulsifer, a shoemaker
born in Poland and now
residing in Cliftondale, MA
and Nellie M. Graffam, a housewife, born in Lisbon
and residing in Cliftondale,
MA.
Joseph Lohnes, a farmer aged 28 of Andover and Sadie M. Welch, aged 20,
divorced, were married in Rumford, Aug. 26, 1907 by G. B. Hannaford, Minister of
the Gospel. Mr. Lohnes was the son of William Lohnes, who was a farmer born and
residing in Nova Scotia and Abbie Vienotte, a housewife born and was the
daughter of Philmore Sargent, a farmer born in Cornish and Arvilla Hooper, a
housewife born in Saco.
Bernard C. Akers, a laborer, aged 25 of Andover
and Maude M. Downs, aged 17 of Greenwood
were married Aug. 31, 1907 in Bethel
by Charles M. Gleason, minister of the Gospel. Mr. Akers was the son of William
I. Akers, a mason born in Errol, NH but now deceased and Mary A. Newton, a housewife born
in Andover but
also deceased. Miss Downs was the daughter of Theodore L. Downs, a farmer born
in Mexico but now living in Greenwood and Fannie A. Jordan, formerly a housewife born
in Bethel but
now deceased.
Earl M. Newton, a farmer, aged 29 of Andover and Agnes A. Reed, aged 22 of
Roxbury were married Sept. 11, 1907 in Roxbury by Thomas H. Derrick, Minister
of the Gospel. Mr. Newton was the son of John W. Newton, formerly a cook born
in Andover but now deceased and Mary F, Lowe, a housewife born in Buckfield but
now residing in Andover. Miss Reed was the daughter of Joseph Reed, a farmer
born in Byron but now residing in Roxbury and Kathleen Hylan, a housewife born
in Portland but
now residing in Roxbury.
William M. Harris, a farmer, aged 36 of Andover
and Lois York, aged 26 of Andover were
married Sept. 29, 1907 at Andover
by Thomas H. Derrick, Minister of the Gospel. Mr. Harris was the son of William
Harris, formerly a shoemaker born in Boston,
MA but now deceased and Lois
Littlehale, formerly a housewife born in Rumford but also deceased. Miss York
was divorced and the daughter of R. B. Wilson, a laborer born in and residing
in Wilsons Mills and Grace Ferrin, a housewife born in Errol, NH but residing
in Wilsons Mills.
Girdler J. Swett, a salesman aged 34 of Andover
and Alice E. Poor, aged 34 of Andover
were married Oct. 23, 1907 in Andover
by Thomas H. Derrick, Minister of the Gospel. Mr. Swett was the son of Lewis J.
Swett, a manufacturer born in Marblehead, MA and Lydia M. Jackson who was born in Lynn, MA.
Miss Poor was the daughter of Edwin S. Poor, a farmer born and residing in Andover, and Flora
Taylor, deceased.
1908
Nathan E. Campbell, a farmer, aged 34 of Andover
and Grace E. Cook, a seamstress, aged 18 of
Andover were
married by T. H. Derrick, Minister of the Gospel January 22, 1908. Mr. Campbell
was the son of Elbridge M. Campbell, a farmer born in Upton
but now residing in Andover
and Ellen H. Stewart, formerly a housewife born in Rangeley but now deceased.
Miss Cook was the daughter of Benjamin K. Cook, born in Nova
Scotia but now deceased and Sarah P. Gridley, also born in Nova Scotia but now
deceased.
Bimsley L. Akers, a widower, aged 54 and a farmer of Andover
and Francena P. Wakefield, a widow, aged 54 of Lisbon
were married in Andover,
June 14, 1908 by Thomas H. Derrick, Minister of the Gospel. Mr. Akers was the
son of John Akers, formerly a farmer born in Errol, NH
but now deceased and Nancy Poor, formerly a housewife born in Topsham but now
deceased. Mrs. Wakefield was the daughter of Abel Marston, formerly a farmer
born in Andover but now deceased and Matilda West, a housewife born in Canton
but now residing in Andover.
Warren T. Marston, a farmer aged 24 of Andover
and Eva F. Andrews, a teacher aged 21 of Andover
were married Aug. 12, 1908 in Andover
by T. H. Derrick, Minister of the Gospel. Mr. Marston was the son of Samuel W.
Marston, a farmer born and residing in Andover
and Mary H. Littlehale, a housewife born in Lexington,
MA and residing in Andover. Miss Andrews was the daughter of
Charles A. Andrews, a farmer born in Rumford but now residing in Andover and Georgia Howard, a housewife born in Hanover but now residing in Andover.
Fred L. Grover, a farmer aged 31 of Andover and Bertha M. Howe, a teacher
aged 26 of Roxbury were married Aug. 26 in Roxbury by G. B. Hannaford, Minister
of the Gospel. Mr. Grover was the son of Asa P. Grover, a stonemason born and
residing in Andover and Etta Cutting a housewife
born and residing in Andover.
Miss Howe was the daughter of Walter H. Howe, a farmer born in and residing in
Roxbury and Alvena Philbrick, a housewife born in Rumford and residing in
Roxbury.
Edward J. Pratt, a cook, aged 46 of Andover
and Emma Fox, aged 38 from Kezar
Falls were married Oct.
17, 1908 in Rumford by G. B. Hannaford, Minister of the Gospel. Mr. Pratt, a
widower, was the son of Arba Pratt, formerly a farmer born in Canton
but now deceased and Sarah Hewey who was born in Andover
but now residing in Central Falls,
RI. Mrs. Fox, a widow, was the
daughter of Rufus Head, a farmer born in Albany
but now deceased and Betsey Fletcher, also born in Albany and now deceased.
Vard M. Perkins, a laborer, aged 29 of Andover
and Etta M. Glover, aged 18 of Andover
were married Oct. 22, 1908 in Mexico
by J. G. Fisher, Minister of the Gospel. Mr. Perkins was born in Dixfield, the
son of William W. Perkins, a farmer born in Byron but now residing in Andover, and Clara E. Pulsifer, a housewife born in Weld
and residing in Andover.
Miss Glover was born in Mexico,
the daughter of Lucius A. Glover, a blacksmith who was born in Rumford and
living in Andover, and Isabelle J. Farrar, a
housewife who was born in Paris
and now deceased.
Elmer L. Clough, aged 26 of Andover
and C. Ina Poor, aged 22 of Andover were
married Nov. 1, 1908 in Andover
by T. H. Derrick, Minister of the Gospel. Mr. Clough, a laborer, was the son of
W. W. Clough, a blacksmith born in Mt.
Vernon but now deceased and Emma
Brown, housewife born and residing in East Livermore.
Miss Poor was the daughter of Lister E. Poor, a cook born and residing in Andover and Asenath Marston, a housewife born and residing
in Andover.
Frank S. Learned, aged 45 of Andover
and Etta E. Thurlow, aged 35 of Andover
were married Dec. 14, 1908 in Andover
by C. A. Andrews, Justice of the Peace. Mr. Learned, a farmer, was the son of
Samuel M. Learned, a carpenter born in Machias but now deceased and Rhoda H.
Bodwell, a housewife born in Byron but now deceased. Mrs. Thurlow, born in Auburn and divorced, was the daughter of Emerson W.
Thurlow, a farmer born in Raymond and now residing in Bethel
and Emaline Bowen a housewife born in Stark and residing in Bethel.
1909
Herman W. Marston, aged 26 of Andover
and Ellen E. Fader, aged 26 of Lynn MA were married April 12, 1909 in Lynn, MA.
Mr. Marston, a laborer, was the son of Charles E. Marston, born in Andover but now deceased and Clara E. Swan now residing in
Norfolk, VA.
Miss Fader was born in Nova Scotia and the
daughter of Caleb E. Fader, a laborer born in Nova Scotia and now deceased and Mildred
DeLong ?? who was born and residing in Nova
Scotia.
Wallace S. Taylor, aged 32 of Roxbury and Floss E. Perkins,
aged 25 of Andover were married Oct. 6, 1909 in Mexico by J. G.
Fisher, Clergyman. Mr. Taylor, who was divorced and a farmer, was the son of
Randall L. Taylor, a farmer born in Roxbury and residing in Mexico, and Julia A. Goff, a housewife born in Auburn and residing in Mexico. Miss Perkins was born in Woodstock, the daughter of William W. Perkins, a farmer
born in Byron and residing in Andover and Clara
E. Pulsifer, a housewife born in Weld and residing in Andover.
Frederic W. Talbot, aged 29 of Andover
and Mary L. Frost, age 28 of Mexico
were married Oct. 12, 1909 in Mexico
by A. R. Crane, Clergyman. Mr. Talbot, a civil engineer, was born in Foxboro, MA the son of
John F. Talbot, a farmer who was born and residing in Andover
and Georgie E. Fisher, a housewife born in Foxboro,
MA and residing in Andover. Miss Frost, a nurse, was born in
Upton, the daughter of Charles Frost, a lumberman who was born in Upton but now deceased and Laura L. Wilson, a housewife
born in Mexico
but now deceased.
William L. Vienot, aged 21 of Andover
and Cordelia P. Bradeen, aged 15 of Andover
were married Dec. 25, 1909 in Andover
by H. L. Packard, Clergyman. Mr. Vienot, a lumberman, was born in Nova Scotia, the son of Richard S. Vienot, a lumberman
born and residing in Nova Scotia and Lavina
Oichle, a housewife born and residing in Nova
Scotia. Miss Bradeen was born in Rumford, the
daughter of Daniel C. Bradeen, a farmer born in Byron and now residing in Andover and Mary E. Bixby, a housewife born in Vermont and now residing in Andover.
1910
James M. Noyes, aged 60 of Andover and
Sarah A. Perron, aged 53 of Milford, VT were married Jan. 1, 1910 in Concord, NH
by Virgil V. Johnson, Clergyman. Mr. Noyes, a widower, third marriage,
was born in Sumner, the son of Edward Noyes, a farmer born in Windham but now
deceased and Rhoda Lunt ??, deceased. Mrs. Perron, a widow and dressmaker, was
the daughter of Horatio Hilliker, a farmer born and residing in Swanton, VT
and Caroline Hogal, formerly a housewife born in Claraceville, PI but now
deceased.
Edgar R. Hilton, aged 20 of Bridgton and Beulah D. Marston, aged
18 of Andover were married in Andover March 17, 1910 by Herbert L. Packard,
Clergyman. Mr. Hilton, a laborer born in Denmark,
was the son of Edgar Hilton, a farmer born in Denmark
and Carrie B. Trumble, a housewife born in Denmark and now residing in Bridgton.
Miss Marston was the daughter of Samuel W. Marston, a farmer born in and
residing in Andover and Mary A. Littlehale, a
housewife born in Lexington, MA
and residing in Andover.
Richard F. Talbot, aged 26 of Andover
and Etta Y. Akers of Andover were married
in Mexico
May 11, 1910 by J. G. Fisher, Clergyman. Mr. Talbot, a farmer, was the son of
John F. Talbot, a farmer born and residing in Andover
and Georgie E. Fisher, born in Foxboro,
MA. Miss Akers, a housemaid, was
the daughter of Frank E. Akers, a laborer born and residing in Andover
and Minnie M. Abbott, a housewife born and residing in Andover.
Clarence A. Hall, aged 27 of Andover
and Mary A. Akers, aged 20 of Andover
were married in
Rumford June 23, 1910 by G. B. Hannaford, Clergyman. Mr. Hall, a farmer, was
the son of Llewellyn R. Hall a farmer born in Mexico
but residing in Andover and Celinda Marston, a
housewife born in and residing in Andover.
Miss Akers, a teacher, was the daughter of W. N. Akers, a farmer residing in Andover and Cora Cutting a housewife, born in and residing
in Andover.
Clifton H. Brown, aged 21 of Andover
and Alice M. Payne of Andover were
married July 8, 1910 in Andover
by Herbert L. Packard, Clergyman. Mr. Brown, a farmer who was born in
Hopkinton, MA the son of Herbert D. Brown, formerly a jeweler, now deceased and
residing in Rumford. Miss Payne was the daughter of Joseph D. Payne, a farmer
residing in Rumford and Rose E. Herrick, deceased.
Arthur Poor, aged 24 of Andover
and Marion Florence Molorson. aged 19 of Andover were married in Rumford by J. A.
Laflamme, Clergyman. Mr. Poor, a farmer, was the son of Henry L. Poor, a
farmer, born in Island Pond, VT and now residing in Andover
and Annie Thomas, a housewife born in Byron and residing in Andover. Miss Molorson was born in N. B. as
were her parents, her father being deceased.
Irving W. Hanson, aged 21 of Andover
and Marjorie M. Thurston, aged 22, of Andover were married Aug. 23, 1910 in Rumford
by G. B. Hannaford, Clergyman. Mr. Hanson, a clerk, was the son of Walter L.
Hanson, a farmer born in Livermore and residing
in Andover and Addie M. Akers, a housewife born
and residing in Andover.
Miss Thurston, a teacher born in Rumford, was the daughter of Young A.
Thurston, a lumber contractor born in Errol, NH and residing in Andover
and Adelia I. Littlehale, a housewife born in Newry but now deceased.
Ray H. Gilpatrick, aged 22 of Lisbon
and Louise E. Boynton, aged 22 of Auburn
were married in Andover,
Aug. 24, 1910 by H. L. Packard, Clergyman. Mr. Gilpatrick, a skipper, was the
son of Melville M. Gilpatrick, a watchman who was born in and residing in Lisbon and Er??? Potter,
a housewife born in Durham and residing in Lisbon. Miss Boynton, a
bookkeeper, was born in Andover, the daughter of
B. H. Boynton, deceased but born in Monmouth and Alice E. Howe, a housewife
born in Rumford but now residing in Andover.
Roscoe L. Littlehale, aged 28 of Andover
and Ervena Cole, aged 17 of Andover were
married in
Andover, Sept.
20. 1910 by H. L. Packard, Clergyman. Mr. Littlehale, a farmer, was the son of
James B. Littlehale, a farmer born in Grafton and residing in Andover
and Hannah Marston, a housewife born in and residing in Andover. Miss Cole was the daughter of
William F. Cole, a farmer born in Milton and
residing in Andover and Katie Marston, a
housewife born in and residing in Andover.
John Ashley Gammons, aged 34 of Providence
RI and Florence Fisher Talbot, aged 28
of Andover
were married in Andover,
Oct. 12, 1910 by Herbert L. Packard, Clergyman. Mr. Gammons, an insurance agent
born in New Bedford, MA,
was the son of Edgar H. Gammons, a contractor and farmer born and residing in New Bedford, MA and
Amantha B. Ashley, a housewife born and residing in New Bedford, MA.
Miss Talbot, a teacher, was the daughter of John F. Talbot, a farmer born in
and residing in Andover and Georgianna E.
Fisher, a housewife born in Foxboro, MA and residing in Andover.
Sylvanus Poor, aged 30 of Andover and Gertrude
M. Parsons, aged 28 of N. Newcastle were married Oct. 26, 1910 in N. Billerica, MA
by C. H. Williams, Clergyman. Mr. Poor, a farmer, was the son of Edwin S. Poor,
deceased, formerly a farmer born in Andover and
Flora V. Taylor, deceased, formerly a housewife born in Temple. Miss Parsons, a teacher, was the
daughter of Joseph B. Parsons, a lumberman born in Westport
but residing in N. Newcastle and Nancy H. Decker, deceased but born in N. Newcastle.
Henry L. Thomas, aged 28 of Byron and Grace Hodsdon, aged 23
of Andover were
married in Rumford Oct. 22, 1910 by G. B. Hannaford, Clergyman. Mr. Thomas, a
laborer, was born in Roxbury, the son of L. A. Thomas, a farmer born in Byron
and residing in Roxbury and Mary A. Johnson, a housewife born in Rumford and
residing in Roxbury, Miss Hodsdon, a dressmaker, was the daughter of M. S.
Hodsdon, a farmer born and residing in Byron and Katie M. Rand, a housewife
born and residing in Andover.
Edward F. Howe, age 42 of Rumford and Cora A. Silver, aged 40
of Rumford were married in Andover
Nov. 23, 1910 by Herbert L. Packard, Clergyman. Mr. Howe, a farmer, was the son
of John H. Howe, a farmer born in and residing in Rumford and Harriet E. Glines
a housewife born in and residing in Rumford. Miss Silver was the daughter of
George T. Silver, a carpenter born in and residing in Rumford and M. Hattie Howe,
a housewife born in and residing in Rumford.
Walter Scott Stearns, aged 24 of Rumford and Mrs. Carrie Taylor,
aged 26 of Rumford were married in Andover
Dec. 8, 1910 by C. A. Andrews, Justice of the Peace. Mr. Steams, a carpenter
born in Bethel, was the son of Fred Stearns,
deceased and Grace Stearns, deceased but born in Norway. Mrs. Taylor, divorced, was
the daughter of Aaron P. Hall, a butcher born in and residing in Rumford and
Fanny___ born in Rumford but deceased.
Frank C. Porter, aged 34 of Andover
and Daffodill Harding, aged 17 of Andover
were married in Andover,
Dec. 8, 1910 by H. L. Packard, Clergyman. Mr. Porter, a laborer, was the son of
John Porter and Mary Wyman, both deceased. Miss Harding was the daughter of
Joel A. Harding, a farmer born and residing in Andover
and Lydia E. Libby, a housewife born in Albany
and residing in Andover.
Harry W. Merrill, aged 23, of Andover
and Emma F. Wyman, aged 30 of Andover
were married Dec. 21, 1910 in Chelsea,
MA by Francis W. Bakeman,
Clergyman. Mr. Merrill, a farmer, was the son of Joel L. Merrill, a farmer born
in Roxbury but residing in Andover and Nora
Marston, a housewife born in and residing in Andover. Miss Wyman, born in Everett, MA.,
was the daughter of Joel R. Wyman, a carpenter born in Nova
Scotia and residing in Andover and
Abbie Merrill, a housewife born and residing in Andover.
1911
Edward J. Pratt Jr., aged 20 of Andover
and Hazel F. Akers, aged 18 of Andover
were married March 27, 1911 in Andover
by Herbert L. Packard, Clergyman. Mr. Pratt, a laborer, was the son of Edward
J. Pratt, a farmer born and residing in Andover
and Sadie E. Learned, born in Andover,
deceased. Miss Akers, a teacher, was the daughter of Frank E. Akers, a laborer
born in and residing in Andover and Minnie
Abbott, a housewife born in and residing in Andover.
Editor's Note: There may well have been more than one marriage in Andover in 1911, but this
marriage is all that was reported in the town records.
1912
Joseph B. Parsons, a widower aged 69 of Andover
and Carrie Hinckley, a widow, aged 65 of Winthrop
were married Jan. 17, 1912 in Winthrop
by Howard A. Clifford, Clergyman. Mr. Parsons, a lumberman, was born in Westport, the son of Henry Parsons, formerly a farmer born
in Westport but
now deceased and Christina Nelson, formerly a housewife born in Alna but now
deceased. Mrs. Hinckley was born in Newcastle,
the daughter of David Simpson, formerly a farmer born in Newcastle
now deceased and Mary Mayers, formerly a housewife born in Dresden but now deceased.
EIlery Alonzo Merrill, aged 21 of Rumford and Sara Villa Akers,
aged 18 of Andover were married in Andover on March 17, 1912
by H. L. Packard, Clergyman. Mr. Merrill, a cook, was born in Byron the son of
Datus A. Merrill, a cook born in Byron but residing in Rumford and Augusta
Eastman, a housewife born in Mexico
but residing in Rumford. Miss Akers was born in Andover,
the daughter of Lucien I. Akers, a farmer born in and residing in Andover and Hattie Newton, a housewife born and residing
in Andover.
Walter L. Bailey, aged 25 of Andover
and Florence E. Cummings, aged 20 of Norway
were married
April 3, 1912 in Norway
by B. C. Wentworth, Clergyman. Mr. Bailey, a farmer born in Andover,
was the son of John L. Bailey, a farmer born in and residing in Andover and M. Emma Perkins, a housewife born in Lynn, MA and residing in Andover. Miss Cummings, a
teacher who was born in Bethel, was the daughter
of Eugene E. Cummings, a sled factory worker, born in Bethel
but residing in Norway and
Ivy A. Bean, a housewife also born in Bethel and
residing in Norway.
Fred L. Emerson, a widower, age 31 of Andover
and Emma E. Perkins, aged 18 of Andover
were married April 10, 1912 in Rumford by Harold L. Hanson, Clergyman. Mr.
Emerson, a laborer born in Boothbay, was the son of Benj. S. Emerson, a farmer
born in Boothbay and residing in Boothbay
Harbor and Jane Adams, a seamstress
born in Boothbay and residing in Boothbay
Harbor. Miss Perkins was
born in Andover, the daughter of William W. Perkins, a farmer born in Byron and
residing in Andover and Clara E. Pulsifer, formerly a housewife, born in Weld
but now deceased.
Arthur L. Lang, aged 28 of Andover and
Marion M. Poor, aged 28 of Andover
were married June 11, 1912 in Rumford by W. T. Carter, Clergyman. Mr. Lang, a
barber, was born in Rumford and the son of Andrew J. Lang, an electrician born
in MA and residing in Mexico
and Helen Sto??? a housewife, born in Mexico but now deceased. Miss Poor,
born in Andover, was the daughter of Chas. T.
Poor, a farmer residing in Andover
and Minnie Merrill, deceased.
Roger L. Thurston, age 26 of Andover
and Lillie A. Thomas, aged 23 of Andover
were married June 12, 1912 in Rumford by W. T. Carter, Clergyman. Mr. Thurston,
a farmer, was born in Newry, the son of Young A. Thurston, a lumberman, born in
Errol, NH and
residing in Andover
and Adelia Littlehale, born in Newry but now deceased. Miss Thomas was born in Andover, the daughter of George P. Thomas, a guide born in
Byron and residing in Andover and Anna Craig, a
housewife born in Scotland
and residing in Andover.
Alton R. Brooks, aged 25 of Andover
and Edith M. Morton, aged 18 of Andover
were married June 30, 1912 in Bryant Pond by Sylvester J. Oldaker, Clergyman. Mr.
Brooks, a laborer born in Grafton, was the son of Albert F. Brooks, a farmer
residing in Grafton and Viola Bennett, formerly a housewife born in Rumford but
now deceased. Miss Morton was born in Andover,
the daughter of Herbert Morton, a lumberman, born in and residing in Andover and Georgie A.
Sager, formerly a housewife born in MA but now deceased.
Guy L. Pratt, aged 27 of Upton and Georgia May Durkee, aged 20
of Bethel were married Sept. 25, 1912 in Andover by H. L. Packard,
Clergyman. Mr. Pratt, a pilot, was born in Carthage,
was the son of Charles Pratt, a farmer born in Carthage
and residing in Weld and Annie M. Hylan, formerly a housewife born in Portland but now
deceased. Miss Durkee was born in Bethel, the
daughter of Wm. H. Durkee, who was born in Wentworth Location, NH and residing
in Bethel and Ida Belle Hibbard, a housewife
born in Colebrook, NH
and residing in Bethel
.
Guy H. Learned, age 23, of Andover and
Myra L. Poor, aged 20 of Andover
were married Oct. 12,
1912 in Rumford by W. T. Carter, Clergyman. Mr. Learned, a laborer born in Andover, was the son of William L. Learned, a farmer born
and residing in Andover and Lucinda Keough, a
housewife born in South Paris and residing in Andover. Miss Poor, born in Andover,
was the daughter of Henry L. Poor, a farmer born in Island Pond, VT and now
living in Andover and Anna Thomas, a housewife
born in Byron and living in Andover.
Lister I. Blood, aged 23 of Mexico
and Retha Faye Perkins, aged 18 of Andover
were married in
Andover Dec.
31, 1912 by A. J. Verrill, Clergyman. Mr. Blood, a laborer, was born in Weld,
the son of Irving
0. Blood who was born in Fitchburg, MA and residing in Mexico and Elida M.
Phinney, a housewife who was born in Weld and residing in Mexico. Miss Perkins
was born in Andover and the daughter of Frank A.
Perkins, a painter born in Bridgton and living in Andover and Jeannetta Abbott deceased.
NOTE:
According to Lester Blood’s daughter, Elta (Blood) Weagley,
Lester’s mother was named Mary Elida Phinney and Retha’s mother was
named Julia Jeanet Abbott. She went by
the name “Nettie” and was born in Milton Plantation. They are
buried in Woodlawn
Cemetery directly behind
Mollyockett. (E-mail to Bob Spidell from
Elta (Blood) Weagley September 15, 2005)
1913
Ralph H. Penley, age 25 of Rumford and Martha T. Cushman, aged
27 of Andover were married Jan. 15, 1913 in Andover by Herbert L.
Packard. Mr. Penley, a farmer, was born in Rumford, the son of Joseph A.
Penley, a farmer born in Lewiston and residing
in Rumford and Ruth Morey, a housewife born in Paris and residing in Rumford. Miss Cushman,
a teacher, was born in Andover and the daughter
of Charles E Cushman, a farmer born and residing in Andover
and Martha Talbot, a housewife born and living in Andover.
Stephen A. Marston, aged 22 of Andover
and Ida M. Cutting, aged 17 of Andover
were married Feb. 9, 1913 in Andover
by C. A. Andrews, Justice of the Peace. Mr. Marston, a farmer, was born in Andover the son of Samuel W. Marston, a farmer born and
residing in Andover and Mary A. Littlehale, a
housewife born in Lexington, MA
and residing in Andover.
Miss Cutting was the daughter of David H. Cutting, a farmer born and residing
in Andover and Alice Flagler, a housewife born
in NB and residing in Andover.
Jesse A. Glover, aged 25 of Andover
and Winnefred W. Learned, aged 19 of Andover were married May 30, 1913 by Herbert
Jones, Clergyman. Mr. Glover, a laborer, was born in Mexico, the son of L. A.
Glover, a blacksmith born in Rumford and living in Andover and Isabell J.
Farrar, deceased. Miss Learned, a teacher born in Andover,
was the daughter of Sylvanus M. Learned, a farmer born in and residing in Andover and Bertha Cutting, a housewife born in and
residing in Andover.
Alwyn A. EIliott, aged 26 of Rumford and Cecelia L. Abbott, aged
27 of Andover were married July 2, 1913 in Andover by A. E. Roberts,
Clergyman. Mr. Elliot, a farmer, was the son of Llewellyn D. EIliott, a farmer
born in and residing in Rumford and Delia Seger, a housewife born in and
residing in Rumford. Miss Abbott, a teacher, was the daughter of J. Holton
Abbott, a farmer born in and residing in Andover
and Etta Akers, a housewife born in and residing in Andover.
Elmer A. Brooks, aged 23 of Andover
and Grace Morrison, aged 22 of Bridgton were married Sept. 9, 1913 in
Rumford by W. T. Carter, Clergyman. Mr. Brooks, a laborer born in Grafton, was
the son of Albert F. Brooks a farmer born in Paris and residing in Grafton and
Viola Bennett who was born in Newry but now deceased. Miss Morrison, a teacher
born in Sweden and the
daughter of Walter C. Morrison, a farmer born in Sweden
and residing in Bridgton and Mabel E. Plummer, a housewife born in Sweden and
residing in Bridgton.
Arthur J. Stevens, aged 33 of Andover
and Evelyn M. EIliott, aged 23 of Andover
were married Nov. 21, 1913 in Bethel
by W. C. Curtis, Clergyman. Mr. Stevens, a farmer, was the son of Henry J.
Stevens, a farmer who was born in Andover but
now deceased and Emma F. Canfield, formerly a housewife born in Manchester, NH
but now deceased. Miss EIliott, a teacher, was the daughter of Mathew H.
EIliott, formerly a farmer born in Rumford but now deceased and Dolly Howard a
housewife born in Rumford and now residing in Andover.
Reuben H. Jones, a widower, aged 39 of Hanover and Annie E. Howe, aged
24 of Rumford were married Dec. 25 in Andover
by Thomas D. Preston, Clergyman. Mr. Jones, a butcher, was the son of Moses
Jones, deceased and Addie Shepherd now living in California. Miss Howe was born in Rumford,
the daughter of Sidney Howe, deceased and Jane Elliott, a housewife living in
Rumford.
1914
Harry Roberts, aged 22 of Andover and Eva
M. Ratcliffe, aged 24 of Auburn were married
Jan. 26, 1914 in Auburn
by Geo. E. Kinney, Clergyman. Mr. Roberts, a laborer, was the son of Arthur M.
Roberts, a contractor born and residing in Andover
and Kate F. Cutting, a housewife born and residing in Andover. Miss Ratcliffe, a shoe worker, was
the daughter of Samuel E. Ratcliffe, a police officer born in Lewiston
but residing in Auburn and Carrie Reid, a
housewife born in N.B. and residing in Auburn.
Harry W. Merrill, a widower, aged 26 of Andover
and Mabel Holman, aged 23 of Andover were
married May 5, 1914 in Andover
by F. D. Preston, Clergyman. Mr., Merrill, a farmer, was the son of Joel L.
Merrill, a farmer born in and residing in Roxbury and Nora Marston, a
housewife, born in and residing in Andover.
Miss Holman was born in Mexico,
the daughter of William H. Holman a farmer born in and residing in Wales, MA and Ivy Green, a housewife born in and
residing in Calais, VT.
Ernest Glover, a widower, aged 52 of Andover
and Jane E. Howe, a widow, aged 48 of Rumford were married July 4, 1914
in Bethel by W.
Curtis, Clergyman. Mr. Glover, a farmer born in Rumford, was the son of
Livingston Glover, formerly a farmer born in Hartford
but now deceased and Abigail Stetson, formerly a housewife born in Hartford but now
deceased. Mrs. Howe, a housewife, was the daughter of John E. Elliott, a farmer
born in Pembrook, NH but now deceased and Martha Brown, a housewife born in
Byron but now residing in Rumford.
Fred L. Wilson, aged 29 of Andover and
Jessie Gifford, a widow aged 28 of Bethel
were married Aug. 26, 1914 in Mason by James H. Little, Clergyman. Mr. Wilson,
a laborer, was born in NB, the son of William Wilson, formerly a laborer born
in NB but now deceased and Margaret Commac, a housewife also born in NB but now
deceased. Mrs. Gifford was born in Albany, the
daughter of James Bennett, a laborer born in and residing in Bethel
and Edna Crooker, a housewife born in Albany but
now residing in Bethel.
Edwin L. Hoyt, aged 26 of Andover and Nellie
H. Learned, aged 21 of Andover
were married on Sept. 23, 1914 in Rumford by Fred Crosby Lee, Clergyman. Mr.
Hoyt, a farmer, was the son of Philip C. Hoyt, formerly a farmer born in Hanover but now deceased and Emma F. Canfield, formerly a
housewife born in Manchester,
NH but now deceased. Miss
Learned, was the daughter of Simon G. Learned, a farmer born in and residing in
Andover and Louise Morse, a housewife born in
and residing in Andover.
Mark W. Boulter, aged 37 of Rangeley and Gladys Blanch Pratt, aged
21 of Andover
were married Oct. 3, 1914 in Rumford by Harold L. Hanson, Clergyman. Mr.
Boulter, a cook born in P.E.I., was the son of John Boulter, a farmer born and
residing in P.E.I, and Sarah McArthur born and residing in P.E.I. Miss Pratt
was the daughter of Edward J. Pratt, a farmer born in and residing in Andover and Sadie I. Learned, formerly born in Andover but now deceased.
Daniel B. Campbell, a widower aged 39 of Andover
and Annie Wood, aged 18 of Andover
were married Dec. 22, 1914 in Rumford by J. C. Laflamme, Clergyman. Mr.
Campbell, a lumberman, was the son of Kingsbury Campbell, formerly a farmer
born in Andover
but now deceased and Clarisa Bubier, formerly a housewife born in Rangeley but
now deceased. Miss Wood was born in Lincoln, the daughter of Charles Wood, a
laborer born in Canada but
residing in Rumford and Mary Laverdiere, formerly a housewife born in Canada but now
deceased.
1915
John H. Farrington, divorced, aged 43 of Andover and Ida C.
Spofford, a widow [this would be her third marriage] aged 46 of Mexico were
married on Jan. 11, 1915 in Andover by C. A. Andrews, Justice of the Peace. Mr.
Farrington, a laborer, was the son of Chas. A. Farrington, formerly a farmer
born in Andover but now deceased, and Marion M. Sterry, a housewife born in
Stark but now residing in Andover. Mrs. Spofford was born in Woodstock, the daughter of Joseph Spofford,
formerly a farmer born in Milton Plantation but now deceased and Lucy F.
Perham, a housewife born in Milton Plantation.
Charles W. Meisner, aged 21 of Andover
and Francis Wesley, aged 23 of Mason were married Jan. 17, 1915 in Bethel by James H.
Little, Clergyman. Mr. Meisner, a laborer born in N.S., was the son of Stephen
A. Meisner, a lumberman born in N. S. but residing in Andover and Louisa K. Lohnes, formerly a
housewife born in N. S. but now deceased. Miss Wesley was born in N. S., the
daughter of Soloman Wesley, a farmer born in N. S. but now residing in Mason
and Lydia Whelman, a housewife born in N. S. but now residing in Mason.
Sylvanus F. Pennell, aged 31 of Brunswick
and Emily C. Graham, aged 27 of Topsham were married June 27 in Andover by Geo. M.
Graham, Clergyman. Mr. Pennell, who was in the Express Business, was born in
Harpswell, the son of Franklin E. Pennell who formerly worked in a livery
stable and was born in Windham but is now deceased and Elbertina E. Prince, a
housewife born in Harpswell but residing in Brunswick. Miss Graham was a teacher
born in Waldoboro, the daughter of James Graham, a clergyman born in Glasgow,
Scotland but now deceased and Emily W. Cox, a teacher born in Amhurst, Me
(probably should be MA] and residing in Topsham.
Guy L. Akers, aged 23 of Andover and Lucetta
D. Howard, aged 21 of Andover were married
June 30, 1915 in Andover
by Geo. M. Graham, Clergyman. Mr. Akers, a laborer, was the son of Lewis C.
Akers, a farmer born and residing in Andover and
Annie Andrews, a housewife born in and residing in Andover. Miss Howard, a teacher, was the
daughter of Marshall H. Howard, a farmer born in Rumford and residing in Andover and Mary Glover, a housewife born in Rumford and
residing in Andover.
Nathaniel 0. Burns, aged 17 of Oxford
and Margurite M. Cutting, aged 20 of Andover
were married Oct. 13, 1915 in Andover
by C. A. Andrews, Justice of the Peace. Mr. Bums, a farmer, was the son of
George Bums, formerly a farmer born in Oxford
and Francette Martin, a housewife born in Norway
but residing in Oxford.
Miss Cutting was the daughter of George Cutting, who was born in Andover but deceased and Myrtle Dunn, a housewife born in
and residing in Andover.
Guy Charles Morton, aged 23, of Concord,
NH and Bernice Nellie Dunning, aged 21
of Andover were married Nov. 10, 1915 in Andover by Geo. M.
Graham, Clergyman. Mr. Morton, a conductor, was born in Andover,
the son of Herbert H. Morton, a lumberman born in and residing in Andover and Georgia Flagler, formerly a housewife born in Boston, MA
and now deceased. Miss Dunning was the daughter of Jesse A. Dunning, a farmer
born in Weld but residing in Andover and Nellie
Foye, a housewife born in and residing in Andover.
Lewis W. Akers, aged 24 of Andover
and Ellen G. Hannaford, aged 21 of Roxbury were married Dec. 22, 1915 in
Roxbury by Wm. B. VanValkenburgh, Clergyman. Mr. Akers, a laborer, was the son
of Lewis C. Akers, a farmer born in and residing in Andover
and Annie Andrews, a housewife born in and residing in Andover. Miss Hannaford, a teacher, was the
daughter of Orlando Hannaford, a farmer born in and residing in Roxbury and
Emma Ladd, a housewife born in and residing in Roxbury.
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