Extracts from records of St. Paul's Church in Portland, 1763-1817, communicated by John T. Hull, Esq. 1885-1886.

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Extracts from records of St. Paul's Church in Portland, 1763-1817, communicated by John T. Hull, Esq. 1885-1886.

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Excerpts from Maine Historical and Genealogical Recorder (p. 243-248, v. 2 (1885) and p. 33-35, v. 3 (1886).

1 v. (various pagings) ; 23 cm.

Maine Historical Society Library

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