Deaths: In Eastport 20 Nov 1878, Joseph Mason Livermore, 54y b 22 Nov 1824, Eastport, m. in 1847, Ellen Irene, daughter of Seward Bucknam, he leaves two sons and three daughters. (Eastport Sentinel, November 27, 1878)
"Honorable Joseph Mason Livermore, Republican, was chosen senator in 1858, Washington County being now entitled to two senators. He was son of Oliver S. and Sarah S. (Johnson) Livermore, born at Eastport Nov. 22, 1824. Mr. Livermore was engaged in commercial business at Eastport. For 19 years he served as moderator at the annual town meetings, and for 11 years was chairman of the board of selectman. His father and his son , Edward E. Livermore, present county attorney, have also served as selectmen. He was appointed surveyor of the port of Eastport by President Lincoln and held that position, with the exception of a short time, when the duties of the ofice was suspended, until his death which took place at Eastport Nov. 20, 1878." (Eastport and Passamaquoddy, by W.H. Kilby)
In the 1870 U.S. Census, mariner J.M. Livermore, 45, born Maine, was living in Eastport, Maine, with Hellen, 43; Ellen, 13; Emma B., 11; Edward, 16; Seward B., 5; and Sarah P., 3, all born in Maine.
In the 1860 U.S. Census, Joseph M. Livermore, 35, born Maine, was living in Eastport, Maine, with Ellen, 3 (sic); Joseph M., 9; Edward E., 6; Ellen J., 3; and Annah M., no age, all born in Maine.
In the 1850 U.S. Census, custom house worker O.S. Livermore, 50, born Maine, was living in Eastport, Maine with Sarah f. 49; merchant Joseph M., 25; Ellen I., 22; gold digger Oliver S., 22; Mary N., 15; and Samuel L., 8, all born in Maine; Almira B. Coney, 40; Joseph S., 16; Margaret Camey, 20, born Ireland.
Joseph Livermore married Emma I Bucknam on March 7, 1847 in Eastport.
Joseph was the son of Oliver Shead Livermore and Sarah Swift Johnson.
Joseph was the grandson of his maternal grandparents, Edmund Johnson and Mary Richards Jones, and is a descendant of John Alden and Priscilla Mullins of the Mayflower. His line of descent is through his maternal grandmother, Mary, as follows:
Edmund Johnson and MARY RICHARDS JONES,
daughter of
Samuel Jones and MARY RICHARDS,
daughter of
Benjamin Richards and ABIGAIL THAYER,
daughter of
Ephraim Thayer and SARAH BASS,
daughter of
John Bass and RUTH ALDEN,
daughter of
JOHN ALDEN and PRISCILLA MULLINS, Mayflower passengers.
"Honorable Joseph Mason Livermore, Republican, was chosen senator in 1858, Washington County being now entitled to two senators. He was son of Oliver S. and Sarah S. (Johnson) Livermore, born at Eastport Nov. 22, 1824. Mr. Livermore was engaged in commercial business at Eastport. For 19 years he served as moderator at the annual town meetings, and for 11 years was chairman of the board of selectman. His father and his son , Edward E. Livermore, present county attorney, have also served as selectmen. He was appointed surveyor of the port of Eastport by President Lincoln and held that position, with the exception of a short time, when the duties of the ofice was suspended, until his death which took place at Eastport Nov. 20, 1878." (Eastport and Passamaquoddy, by W.H. Kilby)
In the 1870 U.S. Census, mariner J.M. Livermore, 45, born Maine, was living in Eastport, Maine, with Hellen, 43; Ellen, 13; Emma B., 11; Edward, 16; Seward B., 5; and Sarah P., 3, all born in Maine.
In the 1860 U.S. Census, Joseph M. Livermore, 35, born Maine, was living in Eastport, Maine, with Ellen, 3 (sic); Joseph M., 9; Edward E., 6; Ellen J., 3; and Annah M., no age, all born in Maine.
In the 1850 U.S. Census, custom house worker O.S. Livermore, 50, born Maine, was living in Eastport, Maine with Sarah f. 49; merchant Joseph M., 25; Ellen I., 22; gold digger Oliver S., 22; Mary N., 15; and Samuel L., 8, all born in Maine; Almira B. Coney, 40; Joseph S., 16; Margaret Camey, 20, born Ireland.
Joseph Livermore married Emma I Bucknam on March 7, 1847 in Eastport.
Joseph was the son of Oliver Shead Livermore and Sarah Swift Johnson.
Joseph was the grandson of his maternal grandparents, Edmund Johnson and Mary Richards Jones, and is a descendant of John Alden and Priscilla Mullins of the Mayflower. His line of descent is through his maternal grandmother, Mary, as follows:
Edmund Johnson and MARY RICHARDS JONES,
daughter of
Samuel Jones and MARY RICHARDS,
daughter of
Benjamin Richards and ABIGAIL THAYER,
daughter of
Ephraim Thayer and SARAH BASS,
daughter of
John Bass and RUTH ALDEN,
daughter of
JOHN ALDEN and PRISCILLA MULLINS, Mayflower passengers.
Deaths: In Eastport 20 Nov 1878, Joseph Mason Livermore, 54y b 22 Nov 1824, Eastport, m. in 1847, Ellen Irene, daughter of Seward Bucknam, he leaves two sons and three daughters. (Eastport Sentinel, November 27, 1878)
"Honorable Joseph Mason Livermore, Republican, was chosen senator in 1858, Washington County being now entitled to two senators. He was son of Oliver S. and Sarah S. (Johnson) Livermore, born at Eastport Nov. 22, 1824. Mr. Livermore was engaged in commercial business at Eastport. For 19 years he served as moderator at the annual town meetings, and for 11 years was chairman of the board of selectman. His father and his son , Edward E. Livermore, present county attorney, have also served as selectmen. He was appointed surveyor of the port of Eastport by President Lincoln and held that position, with the exception of a short time, when the duties of the ofice was suspended, until his death which took place at Eastport Nov. 20, 1878." (Eastport and Passamaquoddy, by W.H. Kilby)
In the 1870 U.S. Census, mariner J.M. Livermore, 45, born Maine, was living in Eastport, Maine, with Hellen, 43; Ellen, 13; Emma B., 11; Edward, 16; Seward B., 5; and Sarah P., 3, all born in Maine.
In the 1860 U.S. Census, Joseph M. Livermore, 35, born Maine, was living in Eastport, Maine, with Ellen, 3 (sic); Joseph M., 9; Edward E., 6; Ellen J., 3; and Annah M., no age, all born in Maine.
In the 1850 U.S. Census, custom house worker O.S. Livermore, 50, born Maine, was living in Eastport, Maine with Sarah f. 49; merchant Joseph M., 25; Ellen I., 22; gold digger Oliver S., 22; Mary N., 15; and Samuel L., 8, all born in Maine; Almira B. Coney, 40; Joseph S., 16; Margaret Camey, 20, born Ireland.
Joseph Livermore married Emma I Bucknam on March 7, 1847 in Eastport.
Joseph was the son of Oliver Shead Livermore and Sarah Swift Johnson.
Joseph was the grandson of his maternal grandparents, Edmund Johnson and Mary Richards Jones, and is a descendant of John Alden and Priscilla Mullins of the Mayflower. His line of descent is through his maternal grandmother, Mary, as follows:
Edmund Johnson and MARY RICHARDS JONES,
daughter of
Samuel Jones and MARY RICHARDS,
daughter of
Benjamin Richards and ABIGAIL THAYER,
daughter of
Ephraim Thayer and SARAH BASS,
daughter of
John Bass and RUTH ALDEN,
daughter of
JOHN ALDEN and PRISCILLA MULLINS, Mayflower passengers.
"Honorable Joseph Mason Livermore, Republican, was chosen senator in 1858, Washington County being now entitled to two senators. He was son of Oliver S. and Sarah S. (Johnson) Livermore, born at Eastport Nov. 22, 1824. Mr. Livermore was engaged in commercial business at Eastport. For 19 years he served as moderator at the annual town meetings, and for 11 years was chairman of the board of selectman. His father and his son , Edward E. Livermore, present county attorney, have also served as selectmen. He was appointed surveyor of the port of Eastport by President Lincoln and held that position, with the exception of a short time, when the duties of the ofice was suspended, until his death which took place at Eastport Nov. 20, 1878." (Eastport and Passamaquoddy, by W.H. Kilby)
In the 1870 U.S. Census, mariner J.M. Livermore, 45, born Maine, was living in Eastport, Maine, with Hellen, 43; Ellen, 13; Emma B., 11; Edward, 16; Seward B., 5; and Sarah P., 3, all born in Maine.
In the 1860 U.S. Census, Joseph M. Livermore, 35, born Maine, was living in Eastport, Maine, with Ellen, 3 (sic); Joseph M., 9; Edward E., 6; Ellen J., 3; and Annah M., no age, all born in Maine.
In the 1850 U.S. Census, custom house worker O.S. Livermore, 50, born Maine, was living in Eastport, Maine with Sarah f. 49; merchant Joseph M., 25; Ellen I., 22; gold digger Oliver S., 22; Mary N., 15; and Samuel L., 8, all born in Maine; Almira B. Coney, 40; Joseph S., 16; Margaret Camey, 20, born Ireland.
Joseph Livermore married Emma I Bucknam on March 7, 1847 in Eastport.
Joseph was the son of Oliver Shead Livermore and Sarah Swift Johnson.
Joseph was the grandson of his maternal grandparents, Edmund Johnson and Mary Richards Jones, and is a descendant of John Alden and Priscilla Mullins of the Mayflower. His line of descent is through his maternal grandmother, Mary, as follows:
Edmund Johnson and MARY RICHARDS JONES,
daughter of
Samuel Jones and MARY RICHARDS,
daughter of
Benjamin Richards and ABIGAIL THAYER,
daughter of
Ephraim Thayer and SARAH BASS,
daughter of
John Bass and RUTH ALDEN,
daughter of
JOHN ALDEN and PRISCILLA MULLINS, Mayflower passengers.
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