Welcome to the Waldo County, Maine

GenWeb Site

Webmaster  Tom Elliott      Asst. Webmaster  Bill Wing

Vol. No.  11                                       8 March 2010
 

Welcome to Waldo County

Waldo County formed part of York County's territory until 1760, when Lincoln County was established, which included it until 1789, when Hancock County was established; this next held it until 1827, when, on February 7th, it was incorporated as the County of Waldo, and was named for Gen. Samuel Waldo. The establishment of Knox County in 1860 took off from Waldo County the towns of Appleton, Camden, Hope, North Haven and Vinalhaven.

 The present boundaries of Waldo County include 26 towns and 1 city: the city of Belfast and the towns of Belmont, Brooks, Burnham, Frankfort, Freedom, Islesborough, Jackson, Knox, Liberty, Lincolnville, Monroe, Montville, Morrill, Northport, Palermo, Prospect, Searsmont, Searsport, Stockton Springs, Swanville, Thorndike, Troy, Unity, Waldo and Winterport.

 

April Snow 

Photo taken by and contributed
 by Sandy Delano in April 2006

We have moved and we have a new look.  Our website is now located on space graciously provided by the Maine GenWeb Project.  Also, after many years we have decided to give our site a new look.  All of the pages have been re-formatted,  they have had some color added to them,  and  navigation buttons have been included to facilitate moving around the website.  We want to thank Rootsweb for all the years of hosting our site.  Any comments or questions can be directed to Tom Elliott 20 Jan 09

 


  1. There are eleven new inquiries as of 28 Feb '10.  You will find them on the new query page.  28 Feb '10

  2. Linda Clark has volunteered to share information from the extensive research that she done on has on James Miller of Searsmont and his descendants.  Thank you very much, Linda.  You may find her link on the families page. 6 Feb '10

  3. Isabel Morse Maresh has provided us a history of Julie Katherine Lermond  For more information please click on Julie Katherine (Lermond) Griffin.  Thank you, Isabel  3 January 10

  4. Isabel Morse Maresh has provided us a history of Cora (McFarland) Vose-Morse  For more information please click on Cora (McFarland) Vose-Morse.  Thank you, Isabel  11 November 09

  5. Holly Peirce Azevedo has generously offered to share information with her families of Frankfort, namely the Peirce and Treat families.  She would like to correspond those of you who share the same ancestry or are researching these families.  As usual, you will find her e-mail address on the Families page.  Thank you, Holly, for your willingness to share and become part of our Waldo County family.  3 Oct 09
     

  6. There two e-mail address changes on the Families page.   Richard Simmons, the volunteer for the Simmons family and Charity Delana, volunteer for the Grant and Curtis families.  If you have been or would like to contact either person, you will find the changes on the Families page.  Thank you.
    2 Oct 09
     

  7. There are two new inquiries so far for October.  Please check them out on the New Queries page.  2 Oct 09
     

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Navigating This Website

Navigation buttons have been placed at the top of every page in order to facilitate navigating this website.  Simply click on any of these buttons to conveniently move back and forth thru this site.

If you wish to return to this page at any time select Home.  If you are looking for information pertaining to the history of the area and its people select History, Maps, or Photos.  If you are seeking information on families that lived in the area select Town/Lookups or Families.  Selecting Sources will provide you with a bibliography of genealogical and historical books for each town.  Waldo county cemetery information can be obtained by selecting Cemeteries.  The Census and Marriages pages will direct you to possible sources for census and marriage data.  Choosing theNew button will provide you with an archived history of changes made to this site.  If you wish to request a Query or to review archived queries select Queries.  The Links button will guide you to a list of various historical and genealogical resources for the area.

 

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