New member, Kim, writes us with the following inquiry....
I am looking for information on Anne Ladner Fuller. I have found her family including her parents and husband buried at the Ladner cemetery in Easton Maine but I cannot seem to find any thing about her death (when and where). I have found a death date on Ancestry but there are no sources. I need a source for my application for DAR. Here is the info I have:
Anne Ladner Fuller
Birth: 7 Jul 1853 West Point, Prince Edward Island; She is the daughter of George Ladner (1805-1881) and Elizabeth M. Wortman (1819-1913).
Marriage: 1881 to Edwin Lewis Fuller (1856-1909)
Residence: 1900 Easton town, Aroostook, Maine
Death : 2 Oct 1928 ?Maine
If you have any information that may be helpful for Kim, please contact kimrose4478@yahoo.com
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Wednesday, July 24, 2013
Wednesday, July 3, 2013
Maine Genealogical Society's 2013 Fall Conference
Maine Genealogical Society
2013 Fall Conference
with featured guest
Laura Prescott
Saturday, September 21, 2013
Jeff's Catering
15 Littlefield Way
15 Littlefield Way
Brewer, Maine
The Maine Genealogical Society is pleased to announce Laura Prescott (http://lauraprescott.com) as the featured speaker at our 2013 Fall Conference to be held Saturday, September 21 in Brewer, Maine. The day of lectures will begin with Prescott's keynote address, "How The Internet Makes Us Sloppy Genealogists." From there we will enjoy a number of breakout sessions on a variety of topics for varying interests and experience levels - but all designed to help us to become better (and less sloppy!) family historians.
In addition to learning about some of the tools available for online research, including FamilySearch.org and Footnote.com, we'll be exploring the use of divorce records, early Maine town records and academic archives for our research. So, bring your Maine related queries for our query board, visit our exhibitor/vendor area and enjoy a nice lunch during while making new friends and learning some new tips and techniques for furthering your own research.
Registration is $40 for MGS Members and $50 for non-members.
(Register before August 23, 2013 and enter for a chance to win a $50 L.L.Bean gift card)
For more information or to register, visit the conference web site: http://conference.maineroots.org
Registration is $40 for MGS Members and $50 for non-members.
(Register before August 23, 2013 and enter for a chance to win a $50 L.L.Bean gift card)
For more information or to register, visit the conference web site: http://conference.maineroots.org
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