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[32663] His information and ancestry are from the unverified OneWorldTree in Ancestry.com in 2012 and require further documentation. This site states he m. in 1630 in Newbury, MA Lucy _____ (b. 1614, d. in Newbury, MA 26 Jan 1679).
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[859] Her grave marker names her Laura Aikens.
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Col. Thomas Goldthwaite was commanding Fort Pownal on the western shore of the Penobscot River until it was burned by the American Patriots in the spring of 1775. A Loyalist, he moved to England and settled at Walthamstow, Co. Essex, a few miles north of London. His wife, Catharine, died 16 December 1798 at age 81 and he is buried with her in Walthamstow. Their son, Henry Goldthwaite, was a Lieutenant in the British Army and has many descendants in England.
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In 2019 https://www.geni.com/people/Thomas-Goldthwaite offers: Colonel Thomas Goldthwaite (fourth generation) son of John, born in Boston Jan. 15, 1717, married August 26, 1742, Esther Sargent. He became an influential citizen of Chelsea, acting as selectman, moderator of town meetings, and from May, 1757, till his removal from the town, seven years in succession, was its deputy to the House of Representatives, where he was active in introducing important legislation.
He was given many important positions under the Colonial government. In 1763 he was appointe4 to the command of Fort Pownal, removing his family there from Chelsea. This was an important frontier post, commanding the entrance to the Penobscot River, and offered the advantage, also of a rich trade with Indians, then numerous in those parts. Not long after succeeding to this command in company with Francis Bernard, son of the Governor he purchased a large tract of land, 2,700 acres in the neighborhood of the fort, on condition of their settling thereon thirty families, of building an Episcopal church, and employing a minister. The enterprise was interrupted by the Revolution, in which each side endeavored to get control of all the arms and ammunition possible, and to take into its possession, or render defenceless, such posts as could be held by the enemy. With such an object in view, in April, 1775, Capt. Mowatt, who afterwards burned Falmouth, now Portland, anchored before Fort Pownal, and a letter containing Governor Gage's orders having been delivered to Col. Goldthwaite he carried away the cannon belonging to the fort. The attitude taken by its commander in allowing the fort to be thus disarmed, was never forgiven by the Revolutionists, and he ever after was regarded as a Loyalist. His explanation of his conduct on that occasion is as follows:
"On the 27th of last month about 20 armed men arrived here from St. George's who came in the name, and as a committee from the people of St. George's, and others, who they say had assembled there to the amount of 250; and this party in their name demanded of me the reason of my delivering the cannon belonging to this fort to the King's forces. I went into the fort and got the Governor's letter to me, and it was read to them. I then informed them that this was the King's fort, and built at his expense, that the Governor was commander-in-chief of it; that I could not refuse to obey his orders."
Little is known of Col. Goldthwaite between the surrender of Fort Pownal in the spring of 1775 and his arrival in England early in 1780. Gov. Hutchinson mentions in his diary that, "T. Goldthwaite arrived at Portsmouth Feb. 15, 1780." In an entry of the previous Dec. 4, the Governor mentions a call from "young Goldthwaite, son of J. Goldthwaite now at New York." It must have been quite soon after his arrival that Colonel Goldthwaite settled at Walthamstow, Essex, a few miles north of London. Samuel Curwen in his-journal speaks of dining with him there July 29, 1782. His son Thomas married Mrs. Primatt, a lady of fortune, in the summer of 1780, and also lived in the town. The houses of both father and son are still there and easily identified, and are in excelent preservation. The Colonel's residence is of brick or stone covered with stucco, the main portion three stories high, and an entrance with Ionic pillars. The grounds are ample and handsomely laid out with well kept walks and planted with trees and shrubbery.
After a life of nearly twenty years spent in retirement in England, Col. Goldthwaite died Aug. 31, 1799, in his 82 year. Mrs. Catharine, his wife, died Dec. 16, 1796, aged 81. They lie buried in Walthamstow church yard.
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"Col. Thomas Goldthwait had long been recruiting Boston locals to come serve as soldiers at Fort Pownal in down east Maine. Goldthwait had been provincial secretary of war for Massachusetts Gov. Francis Bernard. In 1763, he was appointed commander of Fort Pownal and arrived at the fort in early 1764 to find the garrison numbered only forty men. Even those numbers were soon reduced. By 1770, there were only twenty-six men stationed there." - https://allthingsliberty.com/2018/01/sad-account-francis-mary-archibald-maine-frontier
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[53352] For this line see the unverified file M6ZQ-PH9 in familysearch.org.
[59946] The unverified file LCR6-HX1 in familysearch.org offers: "When William W Hazeltine was born on 30 June 1825, in Dexter, Penobscot, Maine, United States, his father, William W Haseltine Sr., was 32 and his mother, Hannah Curtis Sturtevant, was 28. He married Eloisa Elizabeth Mayo on 27 April 1848, in Dexter, Penobscot, Maine, United States. They were the parents of at least 4 sons. He lived in Maine, United States in 1825. He died on 26 February 1863, in Boston, Suffolk, Massachusetts, United States, at the age of 37, and was buried in Dexter, Penobscot, Maine, United States."
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[29079] George's obituary is The Bangor Daily News 16 March 2009: "George P. Milner Jr., 76, died Friday, March 13, 2009, at a Bangor hospital. He was born March 22, 1932, the son of George P. Milner Sr. and Rita B. (Lambert) Milner. George loved to bowl. He was a member of the local, state and national Bowling Halls of Fame. George was the president of the N.E.M.T.P.B.A. and Maine State Bowling Association. He belonged to several bowling travel leagues and considered Family Fun Bowling Center a second home. George was a member of American Legion Post No. 12, Bangor, and Maine Troop Greeters. He is survived by his loving wife of 15 1/2 years, Debra (Muns) Milner; stepmother, Mary Milner; sons, Michael and wife, Laura, of Waynesville, Mo., Richard and wife, Shelby, of Conway, S.C., David and wife, Karin, of Albany, Ga., and Edgar Sanborn II of Germany; daughters, Patricia Allen of Bangor, Yvonne Ehman of Belfast, Ann Sanborn of Frankfort and Monica Cilley and husband, James, of Easton; sister, Karen Grant of Columbia Falls; 16 grandchildren, three great-grandchildren, several nieces and nephews; and lifelong friend, Joseph Mizda. In addition to his parents, George was predeceased by his first wife, Jean Milner; and his sister, Diane Borda. Relatives and friends are welcome to call 5-7 p.m. Tuesday, March 17, at Brookings-Smith, 133 Center St., Bangor, where a funeral service will be held 10 a.m. Wednesday, March 18, with the Rev. Kathy Macedo, pastor of Grace United Methodist Church, officiating. Interment will be afterward at Mount Pleasant Cemetery, Bangor."
[48479] Annie is daughter of Frank Oakes (1859-1929) & Julia Derosia (1864-1930, m. 16 September 1889 in Oldtown, Penobscot Co., ME).
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