A Gazetteer of the State of Maine
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The inhabitants first voted for a representative to Congress in 1794. In 1797 the town was in- corporated under its plantation name of Otisfield. At the first town meeting it was voted to settle Thomas Roby as first minister. As incorporated, it included all of Otisfield, nearly all of Harrison, and a large part of Naples. The first saw-mill was erected by David Ray. William G. Cobb was the first male child born in the town, the date of birth being Oct. 14, 1779.
The Congregationalists, Methodi...sts, and Free Baptists each have a church in the town, and there is also a Union meeting-house. Otisfield" has twelve public schoolhouses, valued at $2, 300. The valuation of real estate in 1870 was $298, 582. In 1880 it was $262, 027. The pop- ulation in 1790 was 197; in 1870 it was 1, 099. The census of 1880 shows it to have decreased to 927.
Owl'S HGcICI, a promontory bearing a light-house on the west shore of Penobscot Bay in South Thomaston, a short distance be- low Rockland. Also a small harbor and village just south of the promontory.
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The inhabitants first voted for a representative to Congress in 1794. In 1797 the town was in- corporated under its plantation name of Otisfield. At the first town meeting it was voted to settle Thomas Roby as first minister. As incorporated, it included all of Otisfield, nearly all of Harrison, and a large part of Naples. The first saw-mill was erected by David Ray. William G. Cobb was the first male child born in the town, the date of birth being Oct. 14, 1779.
The Congregationalists, Methodi...sts, and Free Baptists each have a church in the town, and there is also a Union meeting-house. Otisfield" has twelve public schoolhouses, valued at $2, 300. The valuation of real estate in 1870 was $298, 582. In 1880 it was $262, 027. The pop- ulation in 1790 was 197; in 1870 it was 1, 099. The census of 1880 shows it to have decreased to 927.
Owl'S HGcICI, a promontory bearing a light-house on the west shore of Penobscot Bay in South Thomaston, a short distance be- low Rockland. Also a small harbor and village just south of the promontory.
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