La storia di York County, Maine con illustrazioni e le biografie dei suoi uomini di spicco e pionieri . er data ithas stato attivo. I maestri sono stati : Luglio, 1802, toDecember, 1806, e 1808 per 1809, Geremia Hill, ofBiddeford; 1806, Joseph Leland (che è stata iniziata in anarmy lodge); 1807-10, Daniel Granger (finché closingof lodge nel 1811); 1816-19, Daniel Granger; 1819-20,Edward S. Moulton; 1821-22, George Thacher, Jr.;1823, John molla; 1824-25, John Chadwiek; 1826,Charies Hayes; 1827, Seth S. Fairfield; 1828-29, JosiahBeard; 1830-31, Thomas P. ciuffi (fino alla chiusura del lodge nel 1832

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History of York County, Maine With illustrations and biographical sketches of its prominent men and pioneers . er date ithas been active. The Masters have been : July, 1802, toDecember, 1806, and 1808 to 1809, Jeremiah Hill, ofBiddeford; 1806, Joseph Leland (who was initiated in anarmy lodge); 1807-10, Daniel Granger (until closingof lodge in 1811); 1816-19, Daniel Granger; 1819-20, Edward S. Moulton; 1821-22, George Thacher, Jr.;1823, John Spring; 1824-25, John Chadwiek; 1826, Charies Hayes; 1827, Seth S. Fairfield; 1828-29, JosiahBeard; 1830-31, Thomas P. Tufts (until closing of lodge in 1832 i; 1846, Th( P. Tufts; 1847-53, Frederick D. Edgerly, of Biddeford ; 1853-54, Elijah Smith ; 1855, Timothy J. Murray ; 1856, Edward P. Burnham ; 1857, and 1866-67, William Hobson ; 1858, Mark Prime; 1859-60, Andrew Hobson, Jr.; 1861-64, Joseph Milliken;1864, Israel S. Hodsdon ; 1865 and 1873, Nathaniel Scam-man ; 1868, Moses J. Haines ; 1869-70, William G. Davis;1871-72, Enoch Lowell; 1874-75, George F. Owen;1876-77, Stephen G. Dorman; 1878-79, Winfield S.Dennett. Since January, 1865, the meetings have been. Photo, by E. H. McKenney, Biddeford. {^^€.^>r^L^ (^^^a^. Oy^TZ^ Pvobert Patterson, of Irish birth and Scotch descent, bornabout 1690, came to this country in the early part of the eigh-teenth century, and settled near the mouth of Saco Eiver, where he was engaged for many j-ears as ferryman prior tobridges being built across the river at Saco. In due lime hiswife and children came, and he brought them from Ports-mouth, where they landed, and settled on the farm near theSaco Ferry, known as the Stephens place, where four succes-sive generations afterwards lived. He was succeeded by hisson Robert on the old homestead, and he in turn by his sonBenjamin, father of the subject of this narrative. BenjaminPatterson, senior, married Elizabeth, daughter of Actor Pat-ten, of Topsham. Their children were Actor Patten, bornFeb. 12, 1791, a shipmaster at Kennebunkport, married, Sept.2

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