Branson, Alice Mitchell, 1926-2010

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The George Cleeve Association, formed in 1982, was a society based in Portland, Me., and was dedicated to honoring the memory of George Cleeve and his descendants. Cleeve, celebrated as Portland's original founder, first came to Spurwink, Me., from England in 1630 and later relocated to Portland in 1633. Cleeve married Joan Price in 1618 and had one daughter, Elizabeth, born 1619. Elizabeth married Michael Mitton in 1637 beginning the extensive Cleeve/Price/ Mitton lineage. The George Cleeve Association was led by Alice Mitchell Branson until her death in 2010.

From the description of George Cleeve Association records, ca. 1890-2010. (Maine Historical Society Library). WorldCat record id: 704398941

Resident of South Portland and later Cape Elizabeth, Me.; b. Alice Marilyn Mitchell; m. 1: Dr. Harris Hinckley; 2.: Dr. Sidney Branson; African American; graduate of Smith College; involved in community and charitable organizations.

From the description of Alice Mitchell Branson scrapbook, ca. 1953-1973. (Maine Historical Society Library). WorldCat record id: 123410662

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associatedWith Branson, Sidney R., 1912-2002. person
associatedWith Cleeve family. family
associatedWith Cleeve family. family
associatedWith Cleeve, George, ca. 1586-1666? person
associatedWith Cumberland County Medical Association. Women's Auxiliary. corporateBody
associatedWith George Cleeve Association. corporateBody
associatedWith George Cleeve Family Association. corporateBody
associatedWith Junior League of Portland, Me. corporateBody
associatedWith Maine Historical Society. corporateBody
associatedWith Mitchell family. family
associatedWith Smith College corporateBody
associatedWith Smith College. Club of Maine. corporateBody
associatedWith Women in Community Service, Inc. corporateBody
Place Name Admin Code Country
Maine--Cumberland County
Mississippi
New England
Maine--Portland
Portland (Me.)
South Portland (Me.)
Portland (Me.)
Maine
Maine--Portland
Maine--South Portland
Cumberland County (Me.)
Spurwink (Me.)
Portland (Me.)
Maine--Portland
Maine
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African Americans
African American teenage girls
African American women
Beauty contests
Charities
Medicine
Monuments
Pageants
Statues
Women
Women
Occupation
Women civic leaders
Women in charitable work
Women in community organization
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Birth 1926

Death 2010

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