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The county is named for American Revolutionary War
general and Secretary of War Henry Knox, who lived in the county from 1795
until his death in 1806.
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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 VeteransFebruary, 2013 Biographies:
Submitted by Therman Keller Bickmore, Albert Smith Bickmore,
Albert H. Brown, Henry William Butler, Edward Anson Ames,
Adelbert Cemeteries: Submitted by Teri Ruddy Village
Cemetery Headstone Transcriptions Obits: submitted by Marla
Zwakman John Calderwood Polly Curtis Robert
Dennen William Tilson Marriages: Submitted by Marla
Zwakman Barstow-Hosmer Chapin-Matthews Fall-Gray Hall-Gregory Kimball-Waterman Luce-Brown Martin-Richards Mudgett-Benner Wiggin-Pendelton March,
2013 Biography Eben W. L. Carkin, transcribed by, Laurel
Durham May, 2013 Biography John McDonald, transribed by
Helen Coughlin May, 2013 Village Cemetery
Thomaston/Cemetery Cards, Transcribed by Teri
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ADJACENT COUNTIES
* Waldo
County, Maine - north
* Lincoln County,
Maine - west
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