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Hancock County
Its county seat is Ellsworth.
It was incorporated in 1789 and contains 1,522 sq miles. Hancock
County was named for John Hancock, the first governor of
Massachusetts who was most famous for his signature being the
largest on the Declaration of Independence.
Founded:
1790
County Seat:
Ellsworth
Largest city:
Ellsworth
Cities and Towns
* Amherst *
Aurora * Bar Harbor (town) * Blue Hill * Brooklin
* Brooksville *
Bucksport * Castine * Cranberry Isles * Dedham
* Deer Isle *
Eastbrook * Ellsworth * Franklin * Frenchboro
* Gouldsboro *
Great Pond * Hancock * Lamoine
* Mariaville * Mount Desert *
Orland * Osborn
* Otis * Penobscot * Sedgwick * Sorrento *
Southwest Harbor
* Stonington * Sullivan * Surry * Swans
Island
* Tremont * Trenton * Verona * Waltham * Winter
Harbor
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PROUDLY ANNOUNCING
CARD
RECORDS OF HEADSTONES PROVIDED FOR UNION CIVIL WAR VETERANS
1879-1903
A group project of GenealogyTrails completed
in 2012. Hundreds of names of Union Veterans are listed on
this site which lists the Name, Rank, Company, Regiment, place
of burial, including the cemetery's name, and the city or
town, county and state which it is located; grave number, if
any; date of death; name of contractor who supplied the
headstone and the date of the contract under which the stone
was provided.
Follow this link to view the
cards:
Headstones for
Union Civil War Veterans
January 2013
Biographies: Submitted by Therman Keller
Adelbert
Ames
Albert H. Bickmore
Albert Smith Bickmore
Henry
William Brown
Edward Anson Butler
Sara E.
Boggs
F.Carroll Burrill
Carl Darling Buck
Edgar Wales
Bass
Military: Submitted by
Veneta McKinney
Seige of Penobscot (The town of
Castine)
Marriages: Submitted by Marla
Zwak
Brown-Holt
Bunker-Ashley
Cousins-Joplan
Foster-Reynolds
Goff-Nason
Grindle-Douglas
McFarland-Cousins
Moor-Frazier
Moor-Osgood
Tucker-Pillsbury
News;
Obituaries: Submitted by Marla Zwak
Elisha
Cousins
Charles A. Lovett
Daniel Sullivan
Lois
Treworgy
Arno Wiswell
March,
2013
Biographies
John Caulfield, transcribed by Renae Donaldson
John De Laittre, transcribed
by Kim
Mohler
Early Birth Records submitted by Sandy
Denney
Early Death Records submitted by Sandy
Denney
Newspaper History submitted by Sandy
Denney
May
2013
1800 Census, transcribed by Susan
Wysocki
News/ Obituary Notice
Deacon Jonathan Allen,
transcribed by Kim Mohler
June 2013
Death Notice:
Charles Minot, submitted by Jan
Stypula
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ADJACENT COUNTIES:
* Penobscot
County, Maine - north
* Washington
County, Maine - northeast
* Waldo
County, Maine - west
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