1837 Census of
Monhegan Island,
Lincoln Co.,
Maine

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Monhegan Island is situated nine miles southeast from Pemaquid Point Light, and sixteen miles from Boothbay Harbor. It is about 1 mile wide and 2.5 miles long. In 1605, it was named Isle St. George by George Waymouth; Isle La Nef by Champlain in 1606. Monhegan was the rendezvous of the Popham Colony in 1607. They landed and held a Thanksgiving Service for their safe arrival, under the cross which had been there erected by George Waymouth.

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Head of Household	Persons under 4	Persons 4 to 21	Persons over 21	Total
George B. Wormell	2	3	2	7
Sarah Barnard	0	0	2	2
Thomas Horne	2	5	6	13
Henry Trefethren	2	0	4	6
George Trefethren	1	5	3	9
William Studley	1	5	3	9
Robert Simmons	2	4	3	9
Josiah Sterling	2	6	6	11
Thomas Brooks	0	4	2	6
Abraham Trefethren	0	0	2	2
Joseph Sterling	2	4	3	9

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