Click here to to return to the main page for the 1820 Census in Maine, which has links to the 9 Maine Counties then in existence and, from there, to the individual Towns of the County chosen.
Note: The 1820 Census lists the names of heads of households only. See the original document for a tally of people within a household by age range and gender.
The enumerated population of Lincolnville, Maine, in the the 1820 Census was 1294; see the names of heads of households below.
The enumeration of Lincolnville consists of all or parts of Sheets 542-551; use the arrows at the top left of each page to arrow forward or back.
If you have corrections and/or information to share on any of the people listed below, please leave a comment.
Heads of Households
| ? | Philip ? Perhaps Philip M or W Gran or initial is part of surname |
| A | Jacob S. Adams |
| Samuel Angier or Augier | |
| B | Philip Bagley |
| Joseph Berry | |
| Jeremiah Boynton | |
| Samuel Brackett | |
| Bartlett Briggs | |
| David Brooks | |
| Martin Brooks | |
| Solomon Brooks | |
| Sally Brown | |
| David Bussey | |
| Samuel Bussey | |
| C | George Calurnwood - presumably Calderwood |
| Jonathan Calurnwood - presumably Calderwood | |
| Richard Clay | |
| Simon Cocke | |
| Joseph Collamore | |
| Jesse Coombs | |
| Tranter Crooker | |
| David Cross | |
| D | Amon Daley |
| Andrew Daley | |
| Christopher Daley | |
| Daniel Davies ? | |
| Isaac Deacrow - variant of Decrow | |
| John Deacrow - variant of Decrow | |
| Peleg Deacrow - variant of Decrow | |
| John Dean | |
| Samuel Dean | |
| Shahabrah Dean | |
| William Dickey | |
| Bernard Dillingham | |
| Richard Dunbar | |
| Abner Dunton | |
| Timothy Dunton | |
| E | William Eckley |
| F | Jeremiah Farnham |
| Winchester Farnham | |
| Ephraim Fletcher | |
| Francis Fletcher | |
| J? Fletcher - possibly John or Jesse | |
| Nathan Fletcher | |
| Timothy Fletcher | |
| Thomas Flin or Tlin - perhaps variant of Flinn or Flynn | |
| Hezekiah French | |
| Nathaniel Furnald | |
| Nathaniel Furnald | |
| G | Isaac George |
| Joseph Gould | |
| Ebenezer Gray | |
| John Gray | |
| Jonathan Green | |
| Thaddeus Green | |
| H | Abner Heal |
| Abner Heal | |
| Chesley Heal | |
| Chesley Heal | |
| Daniel Heal | |
| David Heal | |
| Isaac Heal | |
| John Heal | |
| John Heal, Jr. | |
| Peter Heal | |
| Susan Heal | |
| Daniel Heard | |
| Jesse Higgins | |
| Reuben Higgins | |
| Joshua Howard | |
| John Howe | |
| J | Ebenezer Jamieson |
| Samuel Jamison | |
| Benjamin Jones | |
| K | Samuel Kanar ? |
| William Kidder | |
| Enoch Knight | |
| John Knight | |
| Nathan Knight | |
| Nathan Knight | |
| Abner Knights | |
| Jonas Knights | |
| Raney Knights ? | |
| L | Benjamin Lamb |
| John Lamb | |
| Joshua Lamb | |
| Joseph Lear or Lean | |
| Robert Leavitt | |
| M | John Mahony |
| Phineas Manning | |
| Jonathan Mariner | |
| Joseph Mariner | |
| Richard Martin | |
| James Mathews | |
| Charles Matthews | |
| Charles Matthews | |
| Levi Matthews | |
| Jeremiah McIntire | |
| Jonathan McKenney | |
| Thomas McKenney | |
| Thomas McKenney | |
| Robinson Mckinn or McKim or ? | |
| Daniel Melvin | |
| James Metcalf | |
| Ephraim Miller | |
| Grace Miller | |
| Israel Miller | |
| James Miller | |
| Abner Millikin | |
| Abner Millikin, Jr. | |
| Nathaniel Millikin | |
| Phineas Millikin | |
| Royal Monroe | |
| Robert Moody | |
| Samuel Moody | |
| William Moody | |
| Esdras Morse | |
| Isaac Morse | |
| Job Morse | |
| Simeon Morse | |
| N | John Norton |
| P | Samuel Paine |
| James Palmer | |
| Joseph Palmer | |
| John Parsons | |
| Peleg Pendleton | |
| Samuel Plummer | |
| Daniel Pottle | |
| Ebenezer Pottle | |
| Jeremy Prescott | |
| Jonathan Prescott | |
| Joseph Prescott | |
| William Prescott | |
| R | Sally Ramsdell |
| Nathan Rankins | |
| Robert Rankins | |
| William Rankins | |
| David Rearden | |
| Jonathan Richards | |
| Joseph Richards | |
| Joseph Richards | |
| Nehemiah Richards | |
| Samuel Richards | |
| William Richardson | |
| Lewis Robbins | |
| Adam Rogers | |
| Samuel Rogers | |
| S | Ephraim Sheldon |
| James Shibles | |
| Abner Smith | |
| Asa Smith | |
| Elisha Smith | |
| John A. Smith | |
| Daniel Snow | |
| Ezekiel Spaulding | |
| John Spencer | |
| Jesse Sprague | |
| John Sprague | |
| Daniel Stetson | |
| Josiah Stetson | |
| Paul Stevens - middle initial possibly H or K | |
| John Studley | |
| John Studley | |
| Gustavus Swan | |
| William Swan | |
| Benjamin Sylvester | |
| James Sylvester | |
| Philip Sylvester | |
| T | Charles Thomas |
| Cornelius Thomas | |
| Hushai Thomas | |
| James Thomas | |
| Joseph Thomas | |
| Joseph Thomas | |
| Philip Thomas | |
| Samuel Thomas | |
| Mary Turner | |
| U | George Ulmer |
| Philip Ulmer | |
| Abijah Upham | |
| W | John Wade |
| John Wade, Jr. | |
| Abiah Wadsworth | |
| Heman Wadsworth | |
| Sedate Wadsworth | |
| Sedate Wadsworth | |
| Alex White | |
| Samuel A. Whitney | |
| Daniel Whittier | |
| Jonathan Wilson | |
| Joseph Wood | |
| Belsey Wright - perhaps t uncrossed - Betsey ? | |
| Y | Sedate Young |
| John Young | |
| Stephen Young | |
| Gideon Young | |
| Moses Young | |
| Joseph Young |
Both interesting and helpful. My Grandfather (Howard Dunton) came down to Portsmouth, NH from the Dunton farm in Lincolnville circa late 1870s-early 1880s. (Interesting story behind his leaving the family farm in Lincolnville.) My wife has done extensive research intro my genealogy but gets stumped when trying to determine Howard's mother *(that family folklore has always mentioned was a full-blooded Indian). Penobscot, I assume. Records of that era, I understand, were not good at recognizing female Indians as wives - but often as family help or whatever term was used at that time. I have reached 80 and hope to pass more info off to my following generations.
ReplyDeleteIf you could direct me to additional sources or know someone who could, I'd be most appreciative.
Thanking you, in advance. Don Dunton (Charles Donald Dunton)
If you haven't done so, perhaps try taking one or more of the DNA tests offered. And maybe family members as well, as your particular DNA might not show the native ancestry, even though you might have it, and a relative's DNA might show it. Also, visit this website - the owner is very knowledgeable on Wabanaki ancestry and gives occasional lectures and workshops. http://www.nedoba.org/
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