Cushing, Maine
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• Residence Capt. Richard Davis & wife, later George & Joan Brewster.
• No. 1 -- Old Gay House, Gay Island
• No. 3 -- Ogilvie house, Gay Island
• No. 4 -- Julian and Martha Gay's house, birthplace of Capt Leslie Young (R. Stimpson's grandfather. In 1982, home of Charlie and Abby Dodge, later the home of the Hinseys.
• No. 5 -- Riley Davis residence (brother of Everett Davis)
• No. 7 -Fish House, Pleasant Point
• No. 8 -- Pleasant Point Harbor
• No. 9 -- Dorothy Duval residence -- later, Makins
• No.10 -- Leander Moore place -- later, Geoffry & Betty Lewis
• No.11 -- Orne house - formerly Capt. John Horne, built 1818 by Harry Young's grandfather, Alonzo' Abby E Orne and Flora Belle in yard. Norman & Inza Hilyard lived here, then Jim and Kate (Holland) Lynch.
• No.21 -- Roscoe Marshall -- Gaunt Neck (Birthplace of Homer Marshall)
• No.22 -- Campbell Farm - Maple Juice Cove. (Destroyed by fire)
• No.23 -- Billy Willie's House - Moved from Caldwell Island - Very old house, completely rotted.
• No.24 -- Oliver Davis farm - Mollie Robbins. Torn down by Mr. Reed, corner of Salt Pond Road.
• No. 25 --Maple Juice Cove - Hattie Ames' house
• No.26 -- Maple Juice Cove looking toward Ulmer house.
  Dr. Lewis Benson, then Bertram - house at left. Alex River's Store in distance.
• No. 27 -- From corner of Salt Pond Road, Oliver Davis Farm
• No. 28 -- Maple Juice Cove.
• No. 29 -- Levi Ulmer place
• No. 30 -- Herbert Robinson, Salt Pond Rd. Later, Kiskila, then Doug Adams
• No. 31 -- Salt Pond Bridge
• No. 32 -- Jim Ulmer place, later Robinson (familyof Fannie Davis), then Nick Gardner
• No. 36 -- Fred Geyer, then Barter followed by Keyes
• No. 37 -- Wiley's Cove
• No. 38 -- Early settler Adam Wiley, now Saint's Refuge
• No. 40 -- Isaac Geyer (father of Bert and Fred), Carrie (Postmaster)
• No. 41 -- Hathorne Point Road, heading south from Ruth Aiken's house.
• No. 42 -- Isaac Freeman house, before it was moved to top of hill for Ruth Aiken.
• No. 43 -- Mr. L. Davis and wagon, 1916.
• No. 44 -- Frank Flint house (father of Lizzie Fales) Later, occupied by Ramona Cable Woodbury, Frank Flint's niece.
• No. 45 -- McNamara and Boynton house -- later owned by Milord.
• No. 46 -- Leslie Young house.
• No. 47 -- Albert and Jennie Wales house, Parents of Clarence Wales, grandparents of Jeannette Chapman and Thelma Dodge. Later, Carl Young's house.
• No. 48 -- Laureston Creamer house, then Walter and Jeannette Chapman.
• No. 50 -- View from Clarence Wales driveway toward Hathorne Pt., Norton farm on right, Chapman on left.
• No. 51 -- Clarence and Rose Wales house, then Walter & Jeannette Chapman.
• No. 52 -- Judge Frank Miller place, then Parson, then Harvey Crute.
• No. 54 -- Broad Cove Church
• No. 55 -- Joshua Rivers house, then Rayer, then von Hoffman
• No. 57 -- "The Cove," opposite Fales store.
• No. 58 -- Looking West from Fales' store, toward Rte. 97.
• No. 60 -- Fales House. Carriage house once the store.
• No. 61 -- Fales Homestead
• No. 62 -- Main Road and schoolhouse.
• No. 63 -- Tom Daggett place - - up the "Lane."
• No. 64 -- Old Killeran house -- Mrs. Eugene and son Leland. In 1982, Steve Brauer.
• No. 65 -- Payson and Robinson houses. James farm on left, Irma Denzer on right.
• No. 66 -- Robert McIntyre, first Town Clerk, once a tavern, then Laaka, then Whittet.
• No. 68 -- Nelson Fogarty. Antecedents were early settlers.
• No. 69 -- Cross Road looking west toward Orff's Hill.
• No. 71 -- Alpheus Miller
• No. 72 -- Ulmer School with pupils, about 1920.
• No. 73 -- Ulmer School building
• No. 74 -- Pleasant Point School House, District I
• No. 75 -- Broad Cove School students, about 1940.
• No. 76 -- Ulmer School with pupils, (~1930 - 1940)
• No. 77 -- Ulmer School with pupils.
• No. 80 -- Pint Basin School, District I.
• No. 81 -- Broad Cove School, District III.
• No. 82a -- Broad Cove School, District III
• No. 82b -- Broad Cove School, District III
• No. 83 -- Pleasant Point School, District VI
• No. 84a -- Wing School pupils, District IV
• No. 84b -- Wing School pupils, District IV
• No. 84c -- Wing School pupils, District IV
• No. 86 -- Original Broad Cove School, (Purchased by Wyeths& moved to their house.)
• No. 87 -- Acorn Grange Hall
• No. 90 -- South Cushing Baptist Church I, 1954
• No. 93 -- Free Church, Cushing
• No. 94 -- Capt. Rich Davis sailing at Pleasant Point.
• No. 95 -- May Archer at Monhegan.
• No. 97 -- May Archer at Thomaston
• No. 98 -- Capt Riley Davis with Lobster smack about 1907
• No. 100 -- Capt Riley Davis II lobstering.
• No. 101 -- Pleasant Point Harbor
• No. 102 -- Pleasant Point Harbor
• No. 102-1 -- Circa 1900 Harbor View from Gay's Island
• No. 103 -- Elisha Fales first store, Pleasant Point Harbor. Riley Davis II in door, Harlan and Philip Davis
• No. 6318 -- Fales Store. A.S.Fales in doorway. John and small boy in delivery wagon. Horses:"Kit & Bess." Cora, Geneva and Clayton on platform. "Chub" hauling carriage; occupants unknown.
• No. 104 -- Rich Dunn store at Pleasant Point. Previously Wilbur Morse, before him, Hall.
• No. 106 -- Fales store with auto.
• No. 107 -- Emery Hart's Clam Factory
• No. 108 -- Interior of Clam Factory. Names of people on back of photo.
• No. 109 -- Clam Factory, water side
• No. 109a -- Clam Factory, shore side
• No. 110 -- Pleasant Point Post Office and store.
• No. 111 -- House -- Information needed.
• No. 112 -- Charlie Stone and boat.
• No. 113 -- Frank Fillmore and boat
• No. 114 -- Herbert Smith North Cushing store and home - (burned)
• No. 115 -- Hens and chickens
• No. 116 -- Alvaro haying (Maude0
• No. 117 -- Haying at Wiley's Cove. Ralph & Luch Rand, Rox & Clarence Wales
• No. 119 -- Blacksmith shop (Leland Killeran & John Robinson)
• No. 120 -- Blacksmith shop (Arthur Wing & Herman Killeran)
• No. 122 -- Fon Hathorn's Hostelry (Fred Olson's)
• No. 123 -- Capt. Sam Hathorn's summer boarders
• No. 124 -- Ice Cutting at Vinal's Pond (Rose or Clarence Wales)
• No. 125 -- Knox Hotel, with one horse-drawn and one model A or model T.
• No. 128 -- Fannie Davis' sister Edna Robinson. (Levi Ulmer house in background)
• No. 129 -- Fannie Beck Ulmer, wife of James, Fannie Davis' grandmother
• No. 130 -- Fannie Davis' brother Harold Robinson
• No. 131 -- Maxine Geyer Miller (Mrs. Stanley)
• No. 132 -- Rebecca Davis Robinson (Mrs. Arch Robinson) Daughter of Jane Young and John Davis)
• No. 133 -- Irma Stevens Farmer
• No. 134 -- Fannie Crute
• No. 136 -- Will and Olive Ulmer - Parents of Susie Davis
• No. 137 -- Leslie and Roy Seavey
• No. 138 -- Capt. Jim and Sarah Seavey
• No. 001 -- Jim Seavey's place, north end Gay's Island in background ("Hotel Jim," as called by Robinson family) probably built about 1850. New house built about 1940.
• No. 139 -- Fannie Davis (Mrs. Everett) and Susie Davis, mother-in-law of Fannie (Dressing up for a Grange program)
• No. 140 -- Frank and Laura Flinton. House later owned by Maude Stone, then Lars Anderson
• No. 141 -- Morse-Davis-Seavey family group (Fanny Morse, Sue Davis, Lon and Alice Seavey, and Albion Morse.
• No. 142 -- Orne clambake: Florence, Ansel, Grace Maloney, Geneva Thompson, Bryon Thompson, Ella Dunn, Rich Dunn, Helan Nason, Eleanor, Edith, Granny Bray, Howard, George Cazallis
• No. 143 -- Fred Orne family picnic (Fillmore and Marshall)
• No. 144 -- Robert Fillmore, father of Anne and Florence Orne)
• No. 145 -- Jennie Young (Cook), Florence Orne & Josephine Shulman (Eva Carle's mother)
• No. 146 -- Orne group: Will, Ansel, Florence and Marian, daughter of Florence & Ansel.
• No. 147 -- Pleasant Point Men: Ansel Orne, Wilbur Morse, Rich Davis
• No. 148 -- Men on Dock: Capt. Rich Davis, Alvin Carle, Walter Young, about 1920.
• No. 149 -- Fred & Bert Geyer - At foot of Ben Robinson's Hathorne Point hill. (Site of So. Cushing Post Office.
• No. 150 -- At sawmill: Frank Crute, Joe Pease and Fred Killeran.
• No. 151 -- Orne Family: Marian, Belle, & Mr. & Mrs. Ansel (Florence Fillmore)
• No. 152 -- Vinal Wallace
• No. 153 -- Amasa Malloney making clam chowder at Uncle Vince Taylor's Grove.
• No. 154 -- Al Tollman
• No. 156 -- Mary Young & neice Mildred Mitton at Alonzo Young's farm (Harry's father)
• No. 157 -- George Cazallis (Davis Point)
• No. 158 -- Wilbur Morse, son of Albion Morse. An owner of Dunn's store, Pleasant Point.
• No. 160 -- Ralph Rand and sister Susie at Wiley's Cove. (Ralph marriedClarence Wales's sister Lucy)
• No. 161 -- A.C.Campbell & daughter Florence.
• No. 162 -- From Monhegan, three horses plus Hiram Cazallis of Cushing, Richard Stanley of Monhegan and George Jameson of Friendship.
• No. 163 -- Mame Flint & Will Rivers, son of Joshua, pictured at Flint house in 1903.
• No. 164 -- Mldred Geyer (later Marshall) & Marian Orne in costume.
• No. 165 -- Charles Rivers, son of Thomason Jefferson Rivers, with lobster in front of Hathorne Point house that is now Lois Dodd's.
• No. 166 -- Davis-Maloney family group. Left: Isaac Davis and Susan. Right: Dewey Maloney & Lizzie Davis Maloney and child Arletta Maloney.
• No. 167 -- Jane Gay Woodcock, daughter of Capt. Robert Gay, with daughter Mina.
• No. 168 -- Edwin and Mary Seavey, Lena's parents.
• No. 169 -- Will Rivers, Annie's Husband.
• No. 170 -- Annie Rivers, Old Will's wife, mother of young Will, sitting on well curb at River's house, just north of Broad Cove Church.
• No. 171 -- Will Rivers, Annie's husband.
• No. 172 -- Davis Family: left - Capt. Rich & Susie, Capt. Riley & Frances, Rich's parents. Unknown couple on right.
• No. 174 -- Ladies Aid of Broad Cove Church, about 1910: Lilian Stevens in white hat, (Lois Faulkingham's grandmother) and Robert Delano, front row seated. At right, Geneva Fales Thompson.
• No. 175 -- Dewey and Lizzie Maloney, Corrinne and Bertha. House was Knudson's in 2003, later Remian.
• No. 176 -- Rivers Reunion (See typewritten sheet for names)
• No. 177 -- Killeran-Burton. Left, George and Florence Burton, right, Fred and Lana Killeran.
• No. 178 -- Roger Creamer, Mertie Seavey, Roger's mother, Alice Seavey (Mrs. James) Susie Davis (Mrs. Riley Davis)
• No. 179 -- At camp Meduncook camp of Jennie Fales 1925 (See typewritten sheet for names)
• No. 180 -- Killeran Reunion Christmas, 1915. Names on typewritten sheet.
• No. 181 -- Ladies Aid of Broad Cove Church. Names on typewritten sheet.
• No. 182 -- Jane Gay Woodcock and Mina.
• No. 183 -- Maude Stone and son Charlie Stone
• No. 184 -- Ladies in front of Broad Cove Church in 1940's: Molly Robbins, Lana Killeran, Maude Stone, Fod Geyer, Florence Orne.
• No. 185 -- Capt. Daniel and wife, Annie Young with framed picture between them.
• No. 186 -- Rachel Hathorne
• No. 187 -- Alice Seavey, Susie Davis and Lizzie Young bluueberrying on Pleasant Point.
• No. 188 -- Fred Olson, Sam Olson, Christina Olson, Katie Hathorn Olson, Capt John Olson at Hathorn/Olson farm
• No. 189 -- Sam's wife Mary Olson hanging out the wash.
• No. 190 -- Capt. John Olson and Alvaro out for a sail with guests.
• No. 191 -- Christina Olson standing at doorway.
• No. 192 -- Group in front of hay rake ("Fon" Alphonso Hathorn, Orrin Woodcock,
  Unidentified woman, Dorothy Schmid, uuidentified man, Boy Neubig, girl,
  Rose Wales, Jane Woodcock.
• No. 193 -- Haying party -- lots of people.
• No. 194 -- Group of nine, including Rose Schmid Wales
• No. 195 -- Rose Schmid, Irving Fales to her right, Willard Fales to her left.
• No. 196 -- Willaard Fales, "Kit" Irving Fales, "Bess" and Rose Schmid (Wales).
• No. 197 -- Irving Fales and Rose Wales. Sailboats on Broad Cove.
• No. 198 -- Irving Fales, Rose Schmid (Wales). Sailboats.
• No. 199 -- Rose Schmid Wales and pussy taking nap in doll bed.
• No. 200 -- Rose feeding chickens.
• No. 201 -- Rose and Irving Kit and Bess
• No. 202 -- Willard Fales and Rose Schmid and kittens.
• No. 202a -- Rose Schmid on horse with colt.
• No. 203 -- Rose in apple tree.
• No. 204 -- Various photos of Rose Wales, family and friends (Irving Fales)
• No. 205 -- Same as above.
• No. 206 -- Same as above.
• No. 207 -- Same as above.
• No. 209 -- Clarence Wales cutting ice on Vinal's Pond.
• No. 210 -- Mary Crute on right, Nellie Young on left.
• No. 211 -- Alonzo Young farm. Nellie Young on left. (Parents of Harry Young)
• No. 212 -- Harry's older brother, Al Young enroute to Fales.
• No. 213 -- Harry Young and grey gelding "Dick."
• No. 214 -- Harry Young and steer.
• No. 215 -- Oscar Young, a brother of Harry, and friend.
• No. 216 -- Harry Young, Kenneth Fales, and Wendell Rivers.
• No. 217 -- Harry Young and steer.
• No. 218 -- Frankie Miller (Beatrice Vose's father) and Maretha Lewis of Friendship.
• No. 219 -- Elisha Fales (?)
• No. 220 -- Carl Fales

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