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Sagadahoc
County
Founded
1854
Its
county seat is Bath. In land area, it is the
smallest county in Maine.
Sagadahoc County
was formerly included in York, and later, in
Lincoln County; having been set off from the
latter and incorporated in 1854. The exploring
company of DeMonts, led by the intrepid
Champlain made the first known visit of
Europeans to Sagadahoc. Sir William Popham’s
colony, having erected buildings and constructed
a vessel, after a few months’ sojourn abandoned
their settlement in 1608; but English fishermen
and trappers continued to visit the rivers and
shores of the County. Capt. John Smith, of
Virginia fame, explored the region in 1614 ; and
on the map of the country which he displayed to
King Charles I of England, that monarch entered
the name "Leethe" as a substitute for
"Sagadahoc."
[wikipedia.org]
Cities and Towns
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Arrowsic * Bath * Bowdoin * Bowdoinham *
Georgetown
* Phippsburg * Richmond * Topsham
* West Bath * Woolwich
Territories and
locations
* Perkins Township (Swan
Island) - a ghost town originally incorporated
as the town of Perkins.
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New
Additions:
January, 2011
Early Ministers
of Maine
February, 2011
Probate
records
Miscellaneous Newspaper article- new
schooner built
Deaths-Bath Mrs.
Deojay
Deaths-Bath Arthur
Sewell
March 2011
Misc.
News/Keenan/Merriman
April 2011
Misc.
News/Pres. Hyde
Misc.News/Shaw
June,
2011
Obituaries/Mrs. James H.
Trott
September 2011
Deaths/Nathaniel
Longley
October, 2011
news/Rush
Divorce
November,
2011
news/miscellaneous/Mrs. Whitton's
hair
deaths/Samuel Perkins in
California
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ADJACENT
COUNTIES:
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Kennebec County,
Maine - north
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Lincoln County,
Maine - east
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Cumberland County,
Maine - west
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Androscoggin County,
Maine -
northwest
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