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Johanna Maria (Hannah) Svensen
Hannah carried the strength of Sweden across the Atlantic, nurturing seven children while building a home on the American frontier.
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Amy Willard
Amy lived a quiet life shaped by revolution and resilience, anchoring her family through faith and fortitude in the early days of a new nation.
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Mary Andrews
Mary crossed an ocean for faith, weathered war and witch hunts, and built a family that would help shape colonial New England from forest clearing to town green.
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Albert W. French
Albert was a Maine farmer whose resilience carried him from hand-plowed fields to milltown labor, always anchored by love of family.
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Ruth Dodge
"Through love and loss, she remained the stronghold of her family."
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Carolina Estella "Carrie" French
Carolyn weathered love, loss, and migration from Rome to Bangor, holding her family together with farm-worn hands and the fierce resolve of a frontier mother.
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John Lunt
From laborer to lumberman, John’s life spanned Maine’s rugged frontier and timber boom, carving a path of quiet strength through grief, toil, and the roots of family legacy.
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George Reed
As a millwright in Maine’s booming lumber age, George helped shape the industry that built a nation, while raising a bustling family grounded in grit and care.
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