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{{tTag}}A family history, 1589 to today
One family.
Six spellings.
Clerks in northern Maine wrote our name however they heard it. This is the story of the people behind it: potato farmers on the Aroostook, a minuteman at Lexington, four brothers lost in the Civil War, and a gunner on an aircraft carrier off Okinawa.
How the records spell us. Tap a name.
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163people in the tree
13generations
437years traced
3wars, 12 who served
01 / Timeline
Three centuries, one stop at a time
02 / Stories
What we found
Every story is marked by how sure we are. Proven means a record says so. Probable means the evidence points one way but a test or document is still missing. Reported means someone published it and we have not checked.
03 / Service
Somebody has to stand the watch
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04 / Open questions
Help us finish it
A family history is never done. These are the gaps we are working on now. If you have a photo, a letter, a Bible page or a memory that bears on any of them, we would love to hear from you.
Write to rexerito@mac.com{{q.a}}