Historical Researches of Gouldsboro Maine
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Sowle was postmaster for twenty years and was steadily engaged in trade from the time he came here until his death in 1882.
68 fSW S¥ Hi4lr4ift ^f^ THOMAS GUBTAIL, THOMAS GUBTAIL (as recorded in the town records, Vol. 1. ) was an active townsman. Many times his house was opened for town meetings prior to the erection of the first town house. He came from Berwick in the earliest days of the township and married Sarah Wilson in 1768.
Gen. Cobb was a frequent caller at the Gubtail farm. The childr...en were : Thomas, Marshall, Lucy, Amos, George, Millard, Curtis, Wilson, Nelson, Mary Ann. The farm is now occupied by William, Everett and Emerson. The latter's house is over Thomas Gubtail's cellar.
John Gubtail was born in Berwick, 1730, and married Abigail Goodwin in 1752. Their issue was: Abijah, married Mary Urann ; William, married Jane Downs ; Susan, married William Whittaker, in 1770. (The great grandfather of the present townsman bearing his name. ) John, married Mary Woodman ; Thomas, married Sarah Wilson, 1790, otherwise mentioned ; Amos, married Abigail Urann ; Nahum, married Sarah Rolfe in 1796 ; (grand and great grandparents of the Winter Harbor Guptills.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Sowle was postmaster for twenty years and was steadily engaged in trade from the time he came here until his death in 1882.
68 fSW S¥ Hi4lr4ift ^f^ THOMAS GUBTAIL, THOMAS GUBTAIL (as recorded in the town records, Vol. 1. ) was an active townsman. Many times his house was opened for town meetings prior to the erection of the first town house. He came from Berwick in the earliest days of the township and married Sarah Wilson in 1768.
Gen. Cobb was a frequent caller at the Gubtail farm. The childr...en were : Thomas, Marshall, Lucy, Amos, George, Millard, Curtis, Wilson, Nelson, Mary Ann. The farm is now occupied by William, Everett and Emerson. The latter's house is over Thomas Gubtail's cellar.
John Gubtail was born in Berwick, 1730, and married Abigail Goodwin in 1752. Their issue was: Abijah, married Mary Urann ; William, married Jane Downs ; Susan, married William Whittaker, in 1770. (The great grandfather of the present townsman bearing his name. ) John, married Mary Woodman ; Thomas, married Sarah Wilson, 1790, otherwise mentioned ; Amos, married Abigail Urann ; Nahum, married Sarah Rolfe in 1796 ; (grand and great grandparents of the Winter Harbor Guptills.
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