Contact Information

Stephen D. Thompson
E-Mail: lifework50@gmail.com
USPS: P.O. Box 263, Hallowell, Maine 04347
Collaborating with the Limestone-Caswell Historical Society
& Those Who Can Say, "Limestone, Maine -- My Home Town"
Copyright 2011 -- Limestone, Maine -- My Home Town

Thursday, May 1, 2014

Whatever happened to Lucille M. Durepo -- Daughter of Harry and Gretchen (Long) Thompson -- with Eva Phair holding Bob along side Helen Phair


At My Ancestry I found an index to marriage in Somerset, Massachusetts. The index indicated that Lucille M. Durepo was married in that town in 1947. However, the index did not include a husband. So midafternoon I called the Somerset Town Hall. The town clerk was very helpful. She was busy at that moment, but said she would call back later. They did have the book and she provided me with this information. In 1947 Lucille married Robert Harding Arnold. He was from Providence, Rhode Island and she was from Wakefield, Rhode Island. The clerk is sending  the full document that provides addresses and the names of parents. The Question: Is there a next generation?

Monday, February 10, 2014

Zeran Doody on the Digger -- The Potato Harvest with Horses

 This photograph was posted earlier. However, the photograph was scanned a second time and cropped to provide more detail of the potato pickers.






Frank Long throughout the Years


1912 -- Graduation Exercises for the Senior Class of Limestone High School

Class Members: James Robert Ballard, Doris Viola Durepo, Wallace Koscusko Fenlason, Edward Floyd Foster, Eva Belle Getchell, Olie Eva Griffeth, Daisy Blanche Hatfield, Franklin Benjamin Long, Esther May McDonald, Inez Flint Sloan, Ina Elizabeth Reed, Valti Marie Ward

Presentation of Diplomas
by School Superintendent Richard Jose Libby