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Brief History

Bristol was once known as Pemaquid is located in Lincoln County, Maine. Originally this was just a territory known as Wawenock, which an indian named by the Abenaki Indians and means "People of the Bay". The English established this area as a trading post in the early 1600s. To view a more detailed history go to "The friends of Colonial Pemaquid".

Historical Data

Genealogies

The Blaisdell Family National Association: This association represents the descendants of Ralf Bleasdale who landed in Pemaquid in 1635.

Town Histories

Vital Records

Probate Records

City Directories

Maps

Cemeteries

Churches

Land Records

Town Records

Newspapers

Libraries and Historical Societies

References

Adjacent towns: Lincoln Co.: Bremen | Damariscotta | Newcastle | South Bristol | the Atlantic Ocean | Louds Island | Monhegan Island

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Towns and Plantation in Lincoln County in Maine
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Alna | Boothbay Harbor | Boothbay | Bremen | Bristol | Damariscotta | Dresden | Edgecomb | Jefferson | Newcastle | Nobleboro | Somerville | South Bristol | Southport | Waldoboro | Westport Island | Whitefield | Wiscasset | Plantation:  Monhegan | Extinct Plantations:  Callamore Ridge Plantation | Hibbert Plantation | Muscongus Isle Plantation (aka Louds Island)

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