| Source |
Handbook history of the town of York |
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from early times to the present |
| Author |
Moody, Edward C |
Coverage
Publication information
| Type |
Book |
| Publisher |
Press of the Kennebec Journal Co. for the York Pub. Co. |
| Date issued |
1914 |
| Place issued |
Augusta, Me. |
Citation
| Moody, Edward C. Handbook history of the town of York: from early times to the present. (Augusta, Me.: Press of the Kennebec Journal Co. for the York Pub. Co., 1914). |
Repositories
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Contents include:
- Charter
- Early General History.
- Part I
- Part II
- Part III
- Part IV
- Early Families
- Early Prominent Men
- York in Colonial War — Louisburg
- York in the Revolution
- York in the War of 1812
- York in the Civil War
- The Olde Gaol
- First Parish Meeting House
- Court House, Now Town Hall
- York in the Constitutional Convention
- Civil List
- Passing of the Customs District of York
- York Harbor and Beach Railroad — Almshouse and New Home — York Hospital — Electric Plan— York County National Bank — York Realty Company — Newspaper — Water Company — Schools
- The New Bridge
- Proposed Division of the Town
- Commemoration of the Two Hundred and Fiftieth Anniversary
- The Beginning of York as a Summer Resort
- Cotton and Woolen Mills
- Facts, Legends, Traditions
- Witchcraft — Cochranism — The Norridgewock Expedition — St. Aspinquid — Story of Boon Island — The Devil's Invention — Tea Party — Hull A'Malew
— Story of Seymour's Hanging — Copies of Early Land Grants — The Earliest Authentic Record in Handwriting of Town Clerk — Tommy Disco — Wreath on Samuel Moody's Grave — The Last Revolutionary Survivor
- Shipbuilding, Shipping, and Sea Captains
- First Parish, First Church of Christ
- Second Parish
- Methodist
- Episcopal
- Non-Sectarian
- Union Congregational
- Baptist
- Christian
- Roman Catholic
- Physicians and Surgeons
- Country Club
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