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Missed this talk originally, reading the book now, amazing

There is a family story that my 1st cousin 9x removed, Mark Haskell, son of Roger Haskell of Beverly, was called for jury duty in the trials and, being a free-thinker, skipped town and moved down to Rochester in Plymouth Colony on advice from his brother John who had earlier married Patience Soule (daughter of George Soule) and moved to Middleboro. Mark was the first town clerk of Rochester and ancestor of Colonel Elnathan Haskell who moved to South Carolina after the Revolution. He also earned the cool nickname of "Witchcraft" Mark. Mark's wife's (Mary Smith) uncle was Jacob Goodale, the simple-minded indentured servant who Giles Corey had beaten to death in 1675.

The "afflicted" girls were the social media influencers of their day. Their drama troupe played in the courthouse and the ordinaries.

John and Elizabeth Proctor are my 8th great-grandparents through their son Samuel who was 7 years old in 1692. He later moved to Falmouth, Maine and a descendant of his married a Crockett, an old Kittery family. My great-grandmother Alice Arminta Crockett married my ggf George Whitefield Haskell Jr. from Newburyport, Massachusetts. Interestingly, the Haskell's had originally settled in Salem Basse River Side (today's Beverly) in 1635. Fourteen of the people hanged are in my family tree (the Towne sisters are 9th great-grandaunts, Rev Burroughs is a 1st cousin, etc.) I also have Hale and Noyes ancestors (Sarah Noyes is a 2nd cousin, Elizabeth Somerby is a 1st cousin), and I am a direct descendant of Anne Hutchinson (through Captain Edward Huchinson) and Mary Dyer (speaking of heresy and uppity women).

Did Dixie Bull burry his treasure on Pemaquid beach?

Great interview

I Have believed in the Importance of Maine 🌟 always ❤️ Now....even more.

I’m sorry 😐 it took me 3 years to stubble onto this sight. As an old duff from Richmond on The Abbie, I am a new follower of Heather Cox Richardson. This is another great history lesson. And I also was raised 35 miles SW of Boston, in the town of Norwell. And have only been in Maine for 50 years. 😍🤓🤔☺️😊

Bless you for the history. As a Fountain...how much you are appreciated!!

As someone who's family has resided in Bristol since 1795, this is the most incredible video I've ever watched!!! THANK YOU! Sue Fountain

Hey chubby, it's pretty easy for a tub like yourself to pass judgement on what took place over 200 years ago, as if you were there and understood all of the factors? Well, you weren't there and if you were, I'm pretty sure that you'd be a lot leaner because those were rough times! Don't be so biased!

I've know Jim 97‰ of my life... Very smart, funny and a good lecturer...

We r in making history.. this is nothing that preceded our times of now. No time to listen to Heather she's been indoctrinated, sounds like she has political aspirations, who cares though... History is a wonderful source if only it were true 😜

She will end up on CNN

What a wonderful interview! Georgia thanks for sharing all your great memories................You are such a part of the wonderful community of Round Pond, where I was fortunate to live for over 20 years! You look wonderful!!!

Best next door neighbor ever! When my daughter was young and sent letters to Santa, Georgia would put them in our P.O. Box so we could get the Santa gifts! Loved Carroll and love knowing Georgia is there.

Terrific interview. My dad is Reggie’s cousin, and he worked for Reggie in the early 60s. I worked in the store the summers before and after the expansion, about 1986-87 I think... I enjoyed my job there and appreciated everything I learned from Reggie & Betty... they ran a tight ship! My grandfather Everett once said Carl and Reggie succeeded in maintaining a successful grocery store on new harbor hill where 4-5 other stores were not so successful before them. Congrats to them all for their perseverance.

Thank you. I enjoyed watching.

Nancy, this is so beautiful, made especially so by knowing how deeply meaningful and important the cottage and people were to you and your parents. You did a wonderful job making this film, from start to finish. Thank you for sharing it!

This is fabulous Nancy! I spent many days in that cottage with my summer friends from away...I loved those days. You enriched my life tenfold!

Nice piece, Craig!

She’s great.

I watched a memoir of Loudes Island with Lorraine Morong and saw this talk by Heather whose blog I get every day and love.

Do you have any information on the McLain/McLean family of Bristol and Bremen , Maine ?

Excellent, thank you.

Excellent. It did some explanation of family history for me. Fifth Great Grandparents, James and Jn. Yeates settled Round Pond in 1754 by building a stockaded house on the hill on the north side of the Harbor. Once, the Indians were marauding with James was hunting. She grabbed the two kids that they had then, ran down to the harbor, rowed to the New Harbor, and walked to the fort. They were not Scots-Irish. They had come up from Rhode Island, and were originally from England, though Yeates is an Irish name.

An excellent interview of Craig about all of the decades he worked there and stories told to him by Carl Poole Senior.

For those who are interested in the history, this a good hour spent. Good history and a good lecturer.

I much enjoyed Heather’s lecture and learned quite a bit past what I already knew. Heather is a distant cousin through the Yates.

Well done. Who shot this, Russie?

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