When Freeman & his twin brother turned 21 they received 100 acres of land in Dover, ME, that had been willed to them by their father & held in trust for them by their older brother, Ebenezer, until they became of age. Each received 50 acres on 10/13/1829. They sold their land for $380 on 03/10/1832, and then bought 200 acres of land in South Sangerville, between Gilman Corners & French Mills, about midway between Alder Brook & the French Mills stream. On 04/06/1847 they sold parts of Lots 26 & 27 on which they lived & jointly owned, to Leonard Dearth, their brother-in-law, who married their sister, Fanny. On 04/16/1849 they divided up the jointly owned farm, Daniel taking the westerly 80 acres, where the dwelling stood, & Freeman taking the easterly 120 acres. After this division, Freeman moved away, while Danile lived there for the rest of his life.
When Freeman & his twin brother turned 21 they received 100 acres of land in Dover, ME, that had been willed to them by their father & held in trust for them by their older brother, Ebenezer, until they became of age. Each received 50 acres on 10/13/1829. They sold their land for $380 on 03/10/1832, and then bought 200 acres of land in South Sangerville, between Gilman Corners & French Mills, about midway between Alder Brook & the French Mills stream. On 04/06/1847 they sold parts of Lots 26 & 27 on which they lived & jointly owned, to Leonard Dearth, their brother-in-law, who married their sister, Fanny. On 04/16/1849 they divided up the jointly owned farm, Daniel taking the westerly 80 acres, where the dwelling stood, & Freeman taking the easterly 120 acres. After this division, Freeman moved away, while Danile lived there for the rest of his life.
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FREEMAN CARSLEY
DIED
March 24, 1873
Age 64 yrs.
"PERPETUAL CARE"
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Buried beside his mother Martha Carsley
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