1858-1861 Autograph Album of Emily C. White of Londonderry, New Hampshire; future wife of Samuel Dean Leavitt of Eastport, Maine

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1858-1861 autograph album of Emily C. White of Londonderry, New Hampshire, given to her by her brother Henry Harrison White.  Emily Colby White Leavitt (1835-1921)

On August 7, 1860, Emily would marry inscriber Samuel Dean Leavitt, a fellow student at Franklin Academy, and move to Samuel's hometown of Eastport, Maine, where at least one of the autographs was acquired.

The album measures approximately 8-1/4" by 7" and contains the sentiments of 27 of Emily's relatives, friends and schoolmates.  An alphabetical surname list and an alphabetical list of the inscribers, together with any personal information they offered, appear at the end of this post.

The album, published by Leavitt & Allen of New York City, also contains five full page engravings, in addition to that on the title page.

Below, a cabinet photograph of Emily in middle age, taken by the Loring studio of Eastport, Maine.

From brief online research, hopefully correct - corrections requested:

Emily Colby White Leavitt (1835-1921) was born at Londonderry, New Hampshire, the daughter of Reuben and Rachel (Corning) White.  Judging from several of the inscriptions, Emily apparently attended Franklin Academy in New Hampshire, which her future husband, Samuel Dean Leavitt, also shown as Samuel Deane Leavitt, also attended.  

Samuel left an inscription in Emily's album in May 1860, three months before their marriage.

Samuel Dean(e) Leavitt was born August 12, 1838 at Exeter, New Hampshire, son of Benjamin Brackett Leavitt and Harriet (Lamprey) Brackett.  Emily and Samuel had, I believe, six children, but it appears that several, if not five of them, died young.  Their youngest, Amy White Leavitt, who married Henry Chapman Waters, is shown below as a child.

Samuel Dean Leavitt was an influential citizen at Eastport, Maine.  Read more about him here in Maine: A History, Volume 4, by Louis Clinton Hatch, published in 1919.  Included in the biography is a photograph of Samuel Dean Leavitt.

Below, a cabinet photograph of Samuel Dean Leavitt's father, Benjamin Brackett Leavitt, another influential Eastport, Maine, citizen:

If you have corrections and/or information to share, please leave a comment for the benefit of other researchers.

Surnames in the Album

? [4]	C	C ?	D	Daniell [2]	M	Miller	T	Thompson
B ?		Clark [2]	E	Emery [2]		Moore [2]	W	White [2]
Baldwin		Corning ?	G	Garvin	N	Nesmith
Boyce [2]		Corning	L	Ladd	P	Paine
				Leavitt [2]		Poor

Inscribers in the Album - given names within a specific surname might not be in alphabetical order.

• Franc, inscribed at Manchester, New Hampshire, on January 21, 1859.   Possibly a nickname for Frances
• Eldora, inscribed at Londonderry, New Hampshire, on February 28, 1860.  Possibly Eldora Garvin, daughter of Benjamin F. Garvin and Nancy M. (Spinney) Garvin of Londonderry, New Hampshire
• Sarah, inscribed at Franklin, New Hampshire, in March 1860
• Maggie, inscribed on June 8, 1861
• C. B.
• F. Esther Baldwin, inscribed at Manchester, New Hampshire, on November 11, 1858.  Presumably Frances Esther Baldwin (1837-1860), adopted daughter of Cyrus and Susan Baldwin and future wife of John D. Green.
• Nute Boyce, inscribed at Londonderry, New Hampshire, on July 9, 1860.  Presumably Newell Boyce, husband of inscriber Celinda C. (Flanders) Boyce.
• Celinda C. Boyce, inscribed at Londonderry, New Hampshire, on July 8, 1860; Celinda C. (Flanders) Boyce, wife of inscriber Nute Boyce, known formally as Newell Boyce
• Lucy W. C., inscribed at Franklin, New Hampshire in March 1860.  Presumably Lucy W. Clark, a schoolmate of Emily C. White at Franklin Academy.  She may have been the daughter of Charles and Mary Clark.
• Lucy I. Clark, or Lucy J. Clark, inscribed at Franklin, New Hampshire, on March 30, 1860.  She may have been Lucy Jane (White) Clark (1814-1864), wife of Joseph Clark and mother of James Adams Clark, a schoolmate of Emily C. White at Franklin Academy
• Lucy W. C., inscribed at Franklin, New Hampshire in March 1860.  Presumably Lucy W. Clark, a schoolmate of Emily C. White at Franklin Academy.  She may have been the daughter of Charles and Mary Clark.
• ? Corning, inscribed at Concord, New Hampshire, on April 18, 1860.  Not sure of initial(s) or surname.  Perhaps Rt. Corning, for Robert Corning; or R. N. Corning.  The surname could also be Comins or ?  If R. N. Corning, he might have been Robert N. Corning, a railway conductor at Concord, New Hampshire.
• Regina A. Corning, inscribed at Londonderry, New Hampshire, on July 8, 1860
• Mary E. Daniell, inscribed at Franklin, New Hampshire in March 1860.  Presumably Mary Eastman Daniell (1840-1910), daughter of Jeremiah Fisher Daniell and Annette (Eastman) Daniell
• Warren F. Daniell, inscribed at Franklin, New Hampshire, on March 20, 1860
• S. F. Emery, inscribed on August 5, 1860.  She may have been Sarah Frances Emery (1826-1898).  Inscriber E. G. Emery may have been Elbridge Gerry Emery, her brother.
• E. G. Emery, inscribed in May 1860; inscribed to "Dear Madam", so presumably a male.  Perhaps Elbridge Gerry Emery (1818-1877).  Inscriber S. F. Emery may have been his sister Sarah Frances Emery.
• Eldora, inscribed at Londonderry, New Hampshire, on February 28, 1860.  Possibly Eldora Garvin, daughter of Benjamin F. Garvin and Nancy M. (Spinney) Garvin of Londonderry, New Hampshire
• Harriett L. Ladd, inscribed at Franklin, New Hampshire, in March 1860.  Presumably the Harriette Louisa Ladd born November 11, 1840, the daughter of Dudley and Amanda (Palmer) Ladd.  She was a teacher at Franklin, New Hampshire.
• M. M. Leavitt, inscribed at Franklin Academy in March 1860; Mary M. Leavitt, according to a Franklin Academy catalog of 1857.   Emily would marry Samuel Deane Leavitt; perhaps a relative of Mary
• S. D. Leavitt, inscribed in May 1860.  He was Samuel Deane Leavitt, Emily's schoolmate at Franklin Academy and her future husband 
• Angie D. Miller, inscribed at Lawrence, Massachusetts, on June 23, 1860
• Lo P. Moore, inscribed at Manchester, New Hampshire, on June 4, 1860.  Perhaps a nickname for Louisa or Lovina, or perhaps Loring P. Moore (1839-1894)
• Sarah A. Moore, inscribed at Manchester, New Hampshire, on June 19, 1860
• Annie Nesmith, inscribed at Franklin, New Hampshire, in March 1860.  Schoolmate of Emily C. White at Franklin Academy.  Possibly the Annie Nesmith born July 24, 1841, daughter of George and Mary (Brooks) Nesmith 
• Fanny H. Paine, inscribed at Eastport, Maine, on September 2, 1861; presumably after Emily's marriage to Samuel Deane Leavitt and move to Eastport from New Hampshire
• C. M. Poor, inscribed at Londonderry, New Hampshire, on May 15, 1860.  Possibly Caroline M. (Chipman) Poor, wife of Perry Poor
• Dora Thompson, inscribed at Franklin Academy, on April 2, 1860; presumably Aldorah J. Thompson, shown in the 1850 Census of Franklin, New Hampshire, as the daughter of Joseph and Sarah Thompson
• Emily C. White of Londonderry, New Hampshire; album owner.  She was presented the album by her brother Henry Harrison White.
• C. G. White, or C. C. White, or ?, inscribed at Londonderry, New Hampshire, on June 24, 1860.  Inscribed to "Sister Em".  Not sure if the inscriber was a sibling, a sibling-in-law, or if "Sister" was an honorific.

1890s Autograph Album of Edna E. Davis of Robbinston, Maine

1880s autograph album of Edna E. Davis of Robbinston, Maine, in the South Robbinston section.

Reprinted, with permission, from the Heirlooms Reunited blog.

The album is approximately 5-1/4" by 3-1/4" and contains 31 pages inscribed by Edna, her relatives and friends.  An alphabetical list of the inscribers in the album appears at the end of this post.

From online research, hopefully correct: [corrections welcome]

Edna E. Davis was born about August 1886 at Robbinston, Maine, the daughter of Maurice H. and Annie E. (Stanhope) Davis, who were born at Perry, Maine, and Robbinston, Maine, respectively.

See Annie E. Stanhope's name on an 1872 teacher's register of Robbinston, Maine.

On 29 June 1910 at Robbinston, Maine, Edna married John C. Merrill, son of Henry A. and Clara (Simons) Merrill.  He was born about May 1882 at Starks, Maine.

Edna and John were living at East Machias, Maine, at the time of the 1920 and 1930 Censuses.

Edna's father Maurice H. Davis inscribed a page in her album in 1891.

Edna's cousin Jessie M. Stanhope of Calais, Maine, inscribed a page.

Edna's cousin Harry Caler of South Robbinston, Maine, inscribed a page.

Edna's cousin Bertha Caler of North Perry, Maine, inscribed a page in 1892.

Edna's aunt, Mrs. Mattie J. Stanhope of Red Beach, Maine, inscribed a page in 1898.

Members of the Gerry family of South Robbinston, Maine, inscribed a page in 1892: Katie Gerry; Edith J. Gerry; Louise C. Gerry; Christine Gerry.

If you have corrections to the information above or additional information on the Davis and Stanhope families or on any of the people listed in the list of signers below, please leave a comment or contact me directly.

Alphabetical list of inscribers [in order by surname but not necessarily by given name within a particular surname]

• May ?; friend
• May ?; 1892
• George ?
• Stella B. Brocher of South Robbinston, Maine, 1894; friend
• Harry Caler of South Robbinston, Maine; Edna's cousin
• Bertha Caler of North Perry, Maine, 1892; Edna's cousin
• Charles Carson of South Robbinston, Maine, 1895; schoolmate
• Effie Carson of South Robbinston, Maine, 1892
• Edna E. Davis of South Robbinston, Maine; album owner
• Maurice H. Davis of South Robbinston, Maine, 1891; Edna's father
• Eva M. Davis of South Robbinston, Maine, 1892
• Alice S. Davis of South Robbinston, Maine, 1892
• Harry T. DeWolfe of South Robbinston, Maine, or inscribed there in 1890
• Montage inscribed by members of the Gerry family of South Robbinston, Maine in 1892: Katie Gerry; Edith J. Gerry; Louise C. Gerry; Christine Gerry
• Arthur H. Hanson of South Robbinston, Maine, 1895; schoolmate
• Mary I. Hanson, 1894; friend
• Lindsay H. Heath of Princeton, Maine
• Delora G. Hersey of South Robbinston, Maine, 1892; friend
• Maude Hersey, 1892; schoolmate
• Lucy Hicks of Robbinston, Maine; friend
• Etta M. Hicks of Robbinston, Maine, 1892; friend
• Alice J. Loring of Perry, Maine; inscribed at Robbinston, Maine in 1892; friend
• Annie McGraw, 1895; friend and schoolmate
• ? J. Miller of Brooklyn, New York; inscribed at South Robbinston, Maine in 1901; first name could be Berisha or Bertha
• Rena Small of South Robbinston, Maine, 1894; schoolmate
• Jessie M. Stanhope of Calais, Maine; cousin
• Annie M. Stanhope of Calais, Maine
• Mrs. Mattie J. Stanhope of Red Beach, Maine, 1898; Edna's aunt
• Mabel E. Taylor of Maple Point, South Robbinston, Maine, 1892; friend
• Rosie A. Trimble of South Robbinston, Maine, 1892; schoolmate
• Gertie Trimble, 1892; schoolmate

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1880s Autograph Album of Lois Lawler Ricker of Eastport, Maine

1870s/1880s/1890s autograph album of Lois Lawler Ricker (1879-1967) of Eastport, Maine.  

Reprinted with permission from the Heirlooms Reunited blog

The album, approximately 5-1/8" x 3-1/8", is missing its front cover and perhaps a front end paper or two; hopefully no pages at the back of the album are missing.   The back cover and spine are present and attached to each other, but unattached to the body.

The album contains 23 pages with signatures.  Lois herself signed three pages, her sister Carrie Maud Ricker signed two, and Linnie E. Mitchell of Eastport, Maine, signed two.

Surnames in the Album

• Bishop 
• Brooks 
• Garnett
• Higgins
• Lawler
• Lindsay
• Mitchell - 3 inscriptions from 2 individuals
• Murphy
• Patterson
• Rafter
• Reynolds
• Rice
• Ricker - 5 inscriptions from 2 individuals
• Roop
• Stanley
• Tenney
• Ward

Lois, "Loie", the album owner, signed the page after the title page.

                                                                        
She also signed a page in 1891.

                    
And a page in 1893.

Her older sister Carrie Maud Ricker signed two pages, the first in 1889,

and the second in 1892.

Lois Lawler Ricker (1879-1967), born 10 August 1879, and Carrie Maud Ricker (1877-1944), born 2 March 1877, both at Eastport, Maine, were the daughters of Eliphalet and Elizabeth "Lizzie" A. (Lawler) McCaffery Ricker, who were born at Eastport, Maine, and Campobello Island, New Brunswick, respectively.

The girls had an older sister, Mary, born about 1868.

I don't believe Lois or Carrie Maud ever married.  Lois died in 1867 at Lubec, Maine, a short hop across the bay from Eastport.  Carrie Maud had died in 1944 at Eastport.

Other signers in the album, not in alphabetical order.

Hattie A. Brooks of Eastport signed a page.

Nina M. Bishop of Eastport, Maine, signed a page in 1891.

Linnie E. Mitchell of Eastport, Maine, signed two pages; one undated, 

and one in 1891.

Frank Lawler of Eastport, Maine, signed a page in 1889.

Gertrude B. Patterson of Eastport, Maine, signed a page in 1893.

Mrs. Mary E. Murphy of Eastport, Maine, signed a page in 1889.

M. Janie Reynolds signed a page.

M. Eva Tenney of Eastport, Maine, signed a page in 1889.

Minnie Rafter of Clarence Ridge, New Brunswick, signed a page in 1890.

M. C. Roop of Eastport, Maine, signed a page in 1889.

Lilla M. Ward of Eastport, Maine, signed a page.

Lizzie Garnett signed a page in 1889.

Miss Grace A. Stanley of Eastport, Maine, signed a page.

Mrs. H. W. Rice of Eastport, Maine, signed a page in 1891.

Cora M. Mitchell of Eastport, Maine, signed a page in 1891.

Myra Higgins of Eastport, Maine, signed a page in 1891.

Josie A. Lindsay of North Monmouth, Maine, signed a page in 1878.

If you have corrections to the information above or information on any of the signers, please leave a comment or contact me directly.

Eastport, Maine [Campobello Island is to the east.]

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1864-1878 Autograph Album of Frances R. Swett, "Fannie", of Eastport, Maine; Inscribers from Maine, Massachusetts & Seabrook, New Hampshire Area

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Autograph album with inscriptions from 1864 to 1878 that belonged to Frances R. Swett, "Fannie", of Eastport, Maine.

The album contains many inscriptions from the Seabrook, New Hampshire, area, where the family presumably had kin, as well as inscriptions of men serving aboard vessels in the U.S. Navy and Revenue Cutter Service.

The album measures approximately 8-1/2" by 7" and contains numerous engravings throughout, plus the sentiments of nearly 100 of Fannie's relatives and friends from Maine, Massachusetts and New Hampshire.  An alphabetical list of the inscribers, together with any personal information they offered, appears at the end of this post.

Surnames in the Album

	? [16]	H	Hamer ?	R	Russell
B	Bellows		Hill	S	Sanborn
	Bradish		Hillman		Sawyer [2]
	Bridge		Hornsby		Scott
	Brown [7]	J	Janvrin		Sinnott
	Bucknam	K	Keogh		Spring
C	Chapman		Kerr		Spring ?
	Chase		Knox		Stark
	Christie	L	Locke [5]		Stassell ?
	Clapp	M	Mabee		Swett [10]
	Cook		McAvenney ?	T	Thomas
D	Dearborn		Merrill		Tuck
	Dowe [2]		Michener		Tyler
F	Fessenden [2]		Morris	W	Weston
G	Gallagher		Munoz		Weymouth [2]
	Gardner	P	Paine		Whittemore
	Gleason		Parsons		Winchester
	Grassie		Patterson [3]		Woodbury [2]
	Greene		Peavey
			Perkins [5]
			Philbrick
			Pike

Vessels mentioned in the album:

• Schre, possibly the abbreviation for a schooner
• U.S.S. Tioga - at least 2 inscribers
• U.S. Rev. Service Mahoning, which, once taken over for Civil War duty, was renamed the U.S.R.C.  Levi Woodbury
• U.S.S. Powhatan
• U.S. Rev. Cutter Ashuelot
• Steamer New England of the Eastern Express Company 

From brief online research, hopefully correct - corrections and additions requested:

Frances Swett, "Fannie", was born August 24, 1847 in Maine, the daughter of Nathaniel Fosdick Swett, who died during the Civil War, and Catherine May Wright, who were born in Maine and Nova Scotia respectively.   Nathaniel's father, Captain John Swett, was a native of Newburyport, Massachusetts, which may have been a factor in the number of inscribers from nearly Seabrook, New Hampshire.

I've seen several middle initials for Fannie in records, but most point to her name as Frances R. Swett.  Fannie's birth date came from her son Donald's application to the Sons of the American Revolution.

Fannie had several siblings, at least three of whom inscribed pages in her album.  Fannie's brother Jefferson Monroe Swett inscribed two pages, one individually and one with his wife Emily Jane (Munson) Swett and children Katie Wright Swett and Millidge Grassie Swett.

Brothers Jefferson Monroe Swett and George Washington Swett, who would marry Malvina Folsom, inscribed a page with several others, who included:

• Allen Lowe Kerr
• William Herbert Sinnott (alias "George")
• C. Hillman
• A. F. McAvenney [not sure of surname]
• Frank H. Tuck

Fannie's sister Nellie May Swett inscribed two sentiments, one on the page shown below, and another on the inside back cover.  Nellie would marry Wilford Fisher Alexander.

On November 26, 1868, Fannie married Civil War veteran Walter Foster Bradish, son of Martin Bradish and Louisa Ann (Gilson) Bradish.  Walter was born in 1844.  He inscribed a page in his future wife's album at Eastport, Maine, on August 22, 1864.

Fannie and Walter raised, I believe, 7 children at Eastport, Maine.  Sadly, Fannie was one of many people who died in the 1906 Atlantic City train wreck, when a train went off a drawbridge between Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, and Atlantic City, New Jersey.

Walter died in 1921.  Fannie and Walter are buried, with most of their children, in Hillside Cemetery at Eastport, Maine.  Walter's second wife Helen Marinda (Spoor) Bradish, "Rinnie", is also buried in Hillside Cemetery.

If you have corrections and/or additions to the information above, or information on any of the inscribers listed below, please leave a comment or contact me directly.

Sources

• Bulletin - Sons of the American Revolution, Volume 16, Issue 4
• Maine Births and Christenings, 1739-1900
• United States Census of Union Veterans and Widows of the Civil War, 1890
• U.S. Censuses
• Maine, Veterans Cemetery Records, 1676-1918
• Maine, State Archive Collections, 1718-1957
• FindaGrave.com

Inscribers in the Album

• "Green as ever".  The inscriber's surname or give name may have been Green
• Alice; inscribed in August 1864.  Fannie's cousin
• Schre, possibly an abbreviation for Schooner by an officer of the vessel; inscribed at Eastport, Maine, on September 1, 1864
• C. P. Mae or C. P. Mac? [perhaps abbreviated]
• B. R. C.  Shared the page with Pat, who inscribed a page at Eastport, Maine in 1866
• Pat; inscribed at Eastport, Maine, on December 8, 1866.  Shared the page with B.R.C.
• Unsigned; inscribed in December 1866
• W. or M. or ?; inscribed on April 27, 1867.  Shared the page with Walter F. Bradish, who was presumably Walter Foster Bradish, who would marry album owner Frances R. Swett, "Fannie", in 1868. 
• A. or A. J. P.
• J. E. C. or J. E. U. or J. E. ?
• B. H. A.
• William H.
• Lou M., or Lois M.  Fannie - Remember the Summer of 1870 and 1871.  May it soon, very soon, be repeated."  Shared the page with Jennie S. Scott
• Fannie - Remember the Summer of 1870 and 1871.  May it soon, very soon, be repeated
• Jennie.  "This C.L. means Charles  [Lewis or Levin]"  Shared the page with Lewis C. L. Morris
• Dr. G. F.

B

• Daniel B. Bellows
• Walter F. Bradish of Eastport, Maine; inscribed on August 22, 1864.  Presumably Walter Foster Bradish, who married album owner Frances R. Swett, "Fannie", on November 26, 1868.  Shared the page with someone whose initial was M or W
• Charles L. Bridge, or Charles S. Bridge, of Cambridge, Massachusetts; member of the Class of 1869 at Harvard University.  Perhaps Charles Lee Follen Bridge.
• A. P. Brown of Seabrook, New Hampshire; inscribed on March 19, 186x - not sure of last digit.  Presumably Abigail Perkins (Leavitt) Brown, wife of Newell Brown, with whom she shared the page.
• C. S. Brown; inscribed at Eastport, Maine, on December 12, 1864
• Frank Brown of Seabrook, New Hampshire; inscribed on March 18, 1866
• J. H. Brown, or I. H. Brown, of Boston, Massachusetts; inscribed on March 14, 1865
• John N. Brown of Seabrook, New Hampshire.  There's something rubbed out and the name U.S. Grant beneath it [doesn't look like his signature]
• Newell Brown of Seabrook, New Hampshire; inscribed on March 19, 1866.  "Born 94".  Shared the page with his wife Abigail Perkins (Leavitt) Brown
• Spring, Brown & Patterson; inscribed on April 2, 1865 and updated by Brown on July 28, 1865
• Harry Bucknam of Eastport, Maine

C

• Frank N. Chapman of Eastport, Maine; inscribed on December 5, 1866
• Henry A. Chase of U.S.S. Tioga; inscribed on August 28, 1865
• James I. Christie, Messenger, U.S. Senate, Washington, D.C.  Presumably James Ira Christie of Dover, New Hampshire, and Washington, D.C.
• Marie Clapp; can't decipher middle initial.  Shared the page with Will Hill.  There were a Marie Clapp and William T. Hill living at Calais, Maine, during the era of this album.
• William P. Cook of Eastport, Maine; inscribed on February 20, 1865

D

• T. H. Dearborn of Seabrook, New Hampshire; inscribed on September 30, 1865
• C. Martha A. Dowe; inscribed at Seabrook, New Hampshire, on January 1, 1866
• H. Maria Dowe; inscribed at Seabrook, New Hampshire, on January 1, 1866

F

• Nick Fessenden; Class of 68 at Bowdoin College; inscribed at Eastport, Maine, on August 20, 1865.  Possibly the Nicholas Fessenden who was the son of Dr. Hewett C. Fessenden of Eastport, Maine.
• W. P. Fessenden of Little Blue, Farmington; inscribed on December 7, 1867.  Little Blue was the nickname of the Abbott School at Farmington, Maine.  Presumably William P. Fessenden, son of Dr. Hewett C. Fessenden

G

• Samuel J. Gallagher of Calais, Maine; inscribed on August 17, 1864
• Clara R. Gardner; presumably the Clara R. Gardner of Eastport, Maine
• Willie P. Gleason of Eastport, Maine; inscribed on December 23, 1867
• Harry Grassie; not sure of surname; inscribed at Eastport, Maine, on April 13, 1866.   A Harry Grassie attended the New Hampton Literary and Theological Institution at New Hampton, New Hampshire, in 1864.  He gave his residence as Washington, D.C.
• Otis William Greene of Seabrook, New Hampshire; inscribed on September 29, 1865

H

• Ned L. Hamer or Hawe or Howe; not sure of surname; inscribed at Eastport, Maine, on October 2, 1867
• Will Hill; middle initial might be T.  Shared the page with Marie Clapp.  There were a Marie Clapp and William T. Hill living at Calais, Maine, during the era of this album.
• C. Hillman.  On a page entitled "Old Centennial himself per "Effort"; dated July 4, 1876. and shared with George W. Swett; Allen Lowe Kerr; William Herbert Sinnott (alias "George"); C. Hillman; A. F. McAvenney (not sure of surname); Frank H. Tuck; Jefferson Monroe Swett
• Alfred Hornsby of the U.S. Rev. Service Mahoning [presumably the vessel that was renamed the Levi Woodbury and used in the Revenue Cutter Service off Maine and Massachusetts.    Shared the page with siblings Grace Leopold Perkins; Harry Hayden Perkins; and Jessie Chase Perkins.

J

• Eliza B. Janvrin of Hampton Falls, New Hampshire, inscribed on March 17, 1866

K

• Stephen Keogh of the U.S. Revenue Cutter Service at Eastport, Maine.  Shared the page with Fannie O. Patterson.
• Allen Lowe Kerr.  On a page entitled "Old Centennial himself per "Effort"; dated July 4, 1876. and shared with George W. Swett; Allen Lowe Kerr; William Herbert Sinnott (alias "George"); C. Hillman; A. F. McAvenney (not sure of surname); Frank H. Tuck; Jefferson Monroe Swett
• Daniel E. Knox of the U.S. N.; aboard the U.S.S. Powhattan [should be U.S.S. Powhatan]; inscribed on August 2, 1865

L

• Abbott A. Locke of Seabrook, New Hampshire; inscribed in October 1865
• C. Thomas Locke of Seabrook, New Hampshire; inscribed on October 9, 1865
• James B. Locke of Seabrook, New Hampshire; inscribed on 10/4/65
• John W. Locke of Seabrook, New Hampshire; inscribed on October 4, 1865.  Shared the page with Mollie Stark.
• S. Helen Locke of Seabrook, New Hampshire; inscribed on December 9, 1865

M

• Anna Mabee; inscribed on September 4, 1864.  Presumably Anna Mabee of Eastport, Maine
• A. F. McAvenney [not sure of surname].  On a page entitled "Old Centennial himself per "Effort"; dated July 4, 1876. and shared with George W. Swett; Allen Lowe Kerr; William Herbert Sinnott (alias "George"); C. Hillman; A. F. McAvenney (not sure of surname); Frank H. Tuck; Jefferson Monroe Swett
• Royal W. Merrill of Cambridge, Massachusetts; inscribed on February 15, 1866 at Seabrook, New Hampshire.  "The best thing I can say for myself is that I am a member of the class of '69 Harvard College..."
• Edgar C. Michener of Eastport, Maine; mentions Sioux City, Iowa on September 9, 1876 and December 6, 1887.  Presumably Edgar moved to Sioux City, Iowa.
• Lewis C. L. Morris of New York  "Remember our dance, July 26, 1871".  Shared the page with Jennie
• Federico A. Munoz, "Fred", of Montevideo, South America; inscribed at Eastport, Maine, on September 9, 1871

P

• Frank S. Paine of Eastport, Maine; not sure of middle initial.  Possibly Frank Sturges Paine
• Harlan P. Parsons; inscribed at Eastport, Maine, on December 1, 1864
• Fannie O. Patterson; inscribed on December 8, 1866
• Fannie O. Patterson.  Shared the page with Stephen Keogh of the U.S. Revenue Cutter Service at Eastport, Maine
• Spring, Brown & Patterson; inscribed on April 2, 1865 and updated by Brown on July 28, 1865
• Fulton Peavey of Sioux City, Iowa; inscribed on September 9, 1876
• Alice Perkins; who wrote her name backwards; inscribed on Friday, August 26, 1864.  She was a daughter of Joshua Chase Perkins and Eliza L. (Hayden) Perkins.  Alice would marry Samuel Wright Goulding
• Caroline A. Perkins of Seabrook, New Hampshire; inscribed on October 2, 1865.  She did an applique of ferns over her painting of roses
• Grace Leopold Perkins; research shows her at Calais, Maine, daughter of Joshua Chase Perkins and Eliza L. (Hayden) Perkins.  Shared the page with her brother Harry Hayden Perkins; her sister Jessie Chase Perkins; and Alfred Hornsby
• Harry Hayden P., age 6 [so this would have been about 1864]; research shows him at Calais, Maine, son of Joshua Chase Perkins and Eliza L. (Hayden) Perkins.  Shared the page with his sisters Grace Leopold Perkins and Jessie Chase Perkins and with Alfred Hornsby
• Jessie Chase Perkins; research shows her at Calais, Maine, daughter of Joshua Chase Perkins and Eliza L. (Hayden) Perkins.  Shared the page with her sister Grace Leopold Perkins; her brother Harry Hayden Perkins; and with Alfred Hornsby
• Mary C. Philbrick of Seabrook, New Hampshire; inscribed on October 6, 1865
• Addie G. Pike; inscribed at Calais, Maine, on August 22, 1864

R

• James B. Russell, Act Ensign, of the U.S.S. Tioga of New Bedford, Massachusetts

S

• Charley Bayley Sanborn; inscribed at Seabrook, New Hampshire, on January 9, 1866
• Mary A. Sawyer; inscribed at Calais, Maine, on August 19, 1864
• Sallie  Sawyer; inscribed on August 20, 1865.  Middle initial possibly W or N or ?.  "A Calais Gadder"  "Maine Street forever, Stoddards Never!"
• Jennie S. Scott of Worcester, Massachusetts
• William Herbert Sinnott (alias "George").  On a page entitled "Old Centennial himself per "Effort"; dated July 4, 1876. and shared with George W. Swett; Allen Lowe Kerr; William Herbert Sinnott (alias "George"); C. Hillman; A. F. McAvenney (not sure of surname); Frank H. Tuck; Jefferson Monroe Swett
• Spring, Brown & Patterson; inscribed on April 2, 1865 and updated by Brown on July 28, 1865
• W. H. S?, possibly W. H. Spring, of Boston, Massachusetts; inscribed on April 2, 1865
• Mollie Stark; inscribed on October 5, 1865.  Shared the page with John W. Locke
• Horace Stassell or Horace Stafsell or Horace ?, of U.S. Rev. Cutter Ashuelot of Eastport, Maine; inscribed on June 28, 1865
• Emily Jane Swett; Emily Jane (Munson) Swett, wife of Jefferson Monroe Swett.  Shared the page with her husband Jefferson Monroe Swett; her daughter Katie Wright Swett; and her son Millidge Grassie Swett.
• Frances R. Swett, "Fannie", of Eastport, Maine; album owner
• George W. Swett; Fannie's brother George Washington Swett.  On a page entitled "Old Centennial himself per "Effort"; dated July 4, 1876. and shared with George W. Swett; Allen Lowe Kerr; William Herbert Sinnott (alias "George"); C. Hillman; A. F. McAvenney (not sure of surname); Frank H. Tuck; Jefferson Monroe Swett
• Hiram F. Swett of Eastport, Maine; inscribed on February 20, no year written - unless it was rubbed out, as there is an area below that appears to be rubbed.  Fannie's cousin Hiram Favor Swett; son of Fannie's father's brother Frederick Augustus Swett
• J. M. Swett, "Your affectionate Brother"; inscribed at Eastport, Maine, on June 27, 1878.   Jefferson Monroe Swett.  Shared the page with his daughter Katie Wright Swett; his son Millidge Grassie Swett; and his wife Emily Jane (Munson) Swett
• J. M. Swett; Fannie's brother Jefferson Monroe Swett.  On a page entitled "Old Centennial himself per "Effort"; dated July 4, 1876. and shared with George W. Swett; Allen Lowe Kerr; William Herbert Sinnott (alias "George"); C. Hillman; A. F. McAvenney (not sure of surname); Frank H. Tuck; Jefferson Monroe Swett
• Katie Wright Swett, daughter of Jefferson Monroe Swett.  Shared the page with her father Jefferson Monroe Swett; her sister Katie Wright Swett; her brother Millidge Grassie Swett and her mother, Emily Jane (Munson) Swett.
• Millidge Grassie Swett, son of Jefferson Monroe Swett.  Shared the page with his father Jefferson Monroe Swett; his sister Katie Wright Swett; and his mother Emily Jane (Munson) Swett.
• Nellie M. Swett of Eastport, Maine; inscribed on April 7, 1870.  Nellie May Swett was Fannie's younger sister, who would marry Wilford Fisher Alexander about 1874
• Nellie M. Swett.  Fannie's sister Nellie May Swett, who would marry Wilford Fisher Alexander.  Her name appears on the inside back cover.

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• M. V. Thomas of the U.S. Navy; inscribed in 1865
• Frank H. Tuck.  On a page entitled "Old Centennial himself per "Effort"; dated July 4, 1876. and shared with George W. Swett; Allen Lowe Kerr; William Herbert Sinnott (alias "George"); C. Hillman; A. F. McAvenney (not sure of surname); Frank H. Tuck; Jefferson Monroe Swett
• John L. Tyler

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• Edw. H. Weston; inscribed at Eastport, Maine, on December 10, 1864
• Emeline A. Weymouth
• Jennie W. Weymouth of Calais, Maine; inscribed on August 17, 1864
• Thomas Whittemore, Jr. of Tufts College, College Hill, Massachusetts
• Charles G. Winchester of the Steamer New England of Eastern Express Company; inscribed on February 20, 1865, "the day that the news was received of Charlestown being taken".  Hopefully Charles survived the partial burning of the New England in April 1865.
• M. H. Woodbury, or W. H. Woodbury.  Possibly M. Henry Woodbury.  Shared the page with Nellie J. Woodbury.  Presumably the children of Dr. Mark Rice Woodbury and wife Susan (Burns) Woodbury
• Nellie J. Woodbury of North End, Eastport, Maine.  Shared the page with M. H. Woodbury or W. H. Woodbury.  Presumably the children of Dr. Mark Rice Woodbury and wife Susan (Burns) Woodbury