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If you don't see a town you expect to see in the list of towns below, check to see if the town was incorporated later than 1820 and was known then by another name; or if the town changed its name after incorporation; or if it's now located in another County.
Click on the town name for more information, including links to the original documents and alphabetical lists of heads of households.
Note: until the 1850 Census, enumerators listed names of heads of households only.
Note: some of the towns listed below are now in other Maine counties, as noted.
- Albany - Sheets 138-141; now Albany Township
- Andover - Sheets 146-149
- Andover Gore - Sheet 149 - now Andover West Surplus Township
- Batchelder's Grant - Sheet 211 - see also Fryeburg Academy Grant
- Bethel - Sheets 129-138
- Bradley and Eastman's Grant - Sheet 212 - 8 inhabitants in household of Samuel Emerson
- Brownfield - Sheets 185-192
- Buckfield - Sheets 232-238 [last name on 237; totals on 238]
- Chandler's Gore - part of Sheet 73
- Denmark - Sheets 162-168
- Dixfield - Sheets 96-101
- Fryeburg - Sheets 169-177; includes "Fryeburg Addition", Sheets 209 & 210
- Fryeburg Academy Grant - Sheet 212 - see also Batchelder's Grant
- Gilead - Sheets 141-143
- Greenwood - Sheets 12-15
- Hamblin's Grant - Sheet 150 - as of 1872 part of Woodstock - also called Hamblin's Gore
- Hartford - Sheets 74-83
- Hebron - Sheets 216-223
- Hiram - Sheets 178-184
- Holmes - Sheet 150 - now Grafton Township
- Howards Gore Plantation - shown on Sheet 149 - now part of Hanover, Maine
- Jay - Sheets 84-96 - then in Oxford County; as of 1838 in Franklin County
- Ketchum - Sheet 143; now Riley Township
- Livermore - Sheets 56-73 (then in Oxford County; as of 1854 in Androscoggin County)
- Lovell - Sheets 192-196
- Mexico - Sheets 127 & 128
- Newry - Sheets 144-146
- Norway- Sheets 40-51
- Otisfield - see Cumberland County
- Paris - Sheets 24-41
- Peru or No. 1 - Sheets 118-121 - 343 enumerated inhabitants
- Plantation 4 - See Township 4
- Plantation 6 - See Township 6
- Porter - Sheets 157-161
- Rumford - Sheets 112-118 - 871 enumerated inhabitants
- Sumner - Sheets 2-11
- Sweden - Sheets 197-199
- Township 1 [T1 R1 WBKP] - Sheets 124 and 125 - now Madrid Township in Franklin County - 158 inhabitants
- Township 2 - or Township 11 - "South of Rumford"; parts of Sheets 107 and 108 - could be 2 in Roman numerals - and could also contain names of 8 heads of households on Sheet 151
- Township 3, Range 2 - Sheet 125 - in Franklin County as of 1838; now, presumably, Rangeley and Rangeley Plantation - 23 enumerated inhabitants
- Township 4, Abbot's Purchase; Sheets 106 & 107; Carthage (1826), Franklin County (1838)
- Township 6 - Sheets 121-123 - then in Oxford County; as of 1838 in Franklin County - 323 enumerated inhabitants
- Township 7 - Sheet 127 - Township 7, Abbot's Purchase (T1 AP), now Roxbury, Maine
- Township 8 - Sheets 126 and part of 127 - now Byron, Maine - 155 enumerated inhabitants
- Township Letter B - Sheet 124 - now Upton, Maine; one household, that of Nathaniel Abbot - 6 enumerated inhabitants
- Township Letter E - Sheets 123 and 124 - then in Oxford County; as of 1838 in Franklin County - 40 enumerated inhabitants
- Turner - Sheets 224-231 - as of 1854 in Androscoggin County
- Waterford - Sheets 199-209
- Weld - Sheets 102-105 - then in Oxford County; as of 1838 in Franklin County
- Woodstock - Sheets 16-19
Maine in 1820; Oxford County is in yellow along western border
Oxford County, Maine, in 2020
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