[25812] "Descendants of Lawrence Litchfield" at http://fergie34.tripod.com/litchfld.htm states Samuel "married (1) Abigail Buck 25 Mar 1713, daughter of Issac Buck and Eunice Turner, (2) Fear ? 6 Mar 1735."
[49559] Joseph & Ruby had Pearl Rozilla Perkins Schoppe (19172000 & Ruth Perkins Robichaud (19201994).
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[33981] The unverified Hester Family Tree in 2016 in Ancestry.com offers: "Sally Cook was born on April 12, 1818, the child of Thomas and Keziah. She married Jesse Hester on October 21, 1840. They had 10 children in 27 years. She died on July 20, 1856, at the age of 38."
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[39773] Thomas' information and ancestry is from the unverified file at http://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Delano-20 in 2015.
[17348] Ralph is son of John Devreaux of Marblehead and Andover, MA who came to Penobscot, ME. Ralph and Elizabeth also had Elijah (b. 2 May 1794, m. 11 April 1824 Rebecca Chamberlain Lawrence), Ralph (15 June 1796), Abigail (14 Nov 1798), Mercy (19 March 1801), Jefferson (died young), Harriet (29 Nov 1807 - died 1892), and Jefferson (11 July 1810, d. 1892). For Ralph and his family and ancestry, see "New England Historic Genealogical Register, vol. LXXIV (1920)", p. 207 etc.
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| |_Lydia PERLEY _______|_Lydia PEABODY ________
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Albert ("Bert") was a Maine Guide, trapper and sportcamp operator. He drowned on Little Jo-Mary Lake while crossing it with a client. He operated his camp, Buckhorn Camp, built in 1895 with his brother, Guy, at the outlet of Middle Jo-Mary Lake - see http://www.buckhorncampsmaine.com.. Bert and Guy had prevously resided in Hancock Co., ME at Eagle Lake and Nicatou Lake where they operated a sporting camp and logged, and they came to the Middle Jo-Mary Lake via Norcross. Guy left their partnership in 1901 to establish his own sporting camp. Bert and Nellie spent their honeymoon by train to Norcross and then paddled by canoe around the lakes to select the best location for the camp. Bert and Guy built branch camps on other lakes.
For a description of the camps and their life there, see "Within Katahdin's Realm: Log Drives and Sporting Camps - Chapter 11: On Chief Jo-Mary's Lands . . . ," William W. Geller, in Maine History Documents - Special Collections, 1-2018, DigitalCommons@ UMaine - access this at https://digitalcommons.library.umaine.edu/mainehistory/142. Also see https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jo-Mary_Lakes, https://www.anyplaceamerica.com/directory/me/penobscot-county-23019/locales/buckhorn-camps-563114 and http://www.buckhorncampsmaine.com/index2.html.
"The Bangor Daily News [Bangor, Maine]," 2 June 1927, p. 6: "On Saturday morning, May 28, Dr. James P. Russell of Brewer and Bert Haynes of Bangor, a famous guide, started on a fishing trip from Buck Horn Camps at Middle Jo Mary lake, of which Haynes is owner. At night they had not returned, and as late as Wednesday evening they still were missing. Searching parties have been out since Saturday night, and on Wednesday morning the canoe in which the missing men had started was found overturned on the shore of Lower Joe Mary lake, and in it were Dr. Russell's fishing tackle and lunch kit. Search for the missing men is yet In progress, but faint hope is held out for their safety, it being generally believed that both were drowned. Albert B. Haynes, the missing guide, resides at 73 Cottage street, Bangor. He has been at his camps at Middle Jo Mary since May 1. While expert at fishing and woodcraft, he was unable to swim, and his wife, while still hopeful of his safety, said last night that she feared he had been drowned. They have two married daughters and a son, Jasper. Dr. James P. Russell is one of Brewer's best known practicing physicians and has always been interested and familiar with fishing conditions on lakes and ponds in the state. He has a wife and two sons, one in the high school, and the other younger. He has lived in Brewer for about 10 years and has built up a large practice by faithful attention to business and his sympathetic understanding of conditions. The community was saddened by the report of the mishap which was current Wednesday, and further particulars are being anxiously awaited by all who knew him."