Note: Only Jacob's death was reported, so he must have been an infant. William Alexander d. at Bangor, so the family was there in 1832. In the 1832 directory, Jacob Drummond was at Bangor as a lumber dealer and Alexander was in this directory as Alexander, merchant of lumber at Jacob Drummond lumber. So this child was b. either abt 1827 at Phippsburg or 1833 at Bangor. Jacob Drummund, brother to Alexander, named his child Alexander and he also died in 1833.
Note to photogs: I don't know how Faylene Hutton missed this child, but can you check for an infant's stone? I do wonder if this is the baby at Capt. Jacob's family lot.
Note to photogs: I don't know how Faylene Hutton missed this child, but can you check for an infant's stone? I do wonder if this is the baby at Capt. Jacob's family lot.
Note: Only Jacob's death was reported, so he must have been an infant. William Alexander d. at Bangor, so the family was there in 1832. In the 1832 directory, Jacob Drummond was at Bangor as a lumber dealer and Alexander was in this directory as Alexander, merchant of lumber at Jacob Drummond lumber. So this child was b. either abt 1827 at Phippsburg or 1833 at Bangor. Jacob Drummund, brother to Alexander, named his child Alexander and he also died in 1833.
Note to photogs: I don't know how Faylene Hutton missed this child, but can you check for an infant's stone? I do wonder if this is the baby at Capt. Jacob's family lot.
Note to photogs: I don't know how Faylene Hutton missed this child, but can you check for an infant's stone? I do wonder if this is the baby at Capt. Jacob's family lot.
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