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Edmund Littlefield was a Great Migration immigrant from Titchfield, Hampshire, England. He came to America, probably in 1635, and by 1641 he was living in Wells, Maine, as one of the first settlers of that location. From his eight surviving children and at least fifty-seven grandchildren, he founded one of Maine’s most prolific families. It is the rare York County family today that does not have Littlefields in its background. 

Upcoming Events

 

March 15, 2020 update

Given the rapidly evolving COVID-19 situation in Maine, The Maine Genealogical Society is making the decision to CANCEL the workshop with Cyndi Ingle on April 18 in Augusta. 

We will process refunds as soon as possible and communicate directly with anyone who has already registered. If you have questions please do not hesitate to contact Lynne Holland

 

The Maine Genealogical Society (MGS) is a non-profit charitable and educational organization. It was founded in 1976 to collect, exchange, preserve, and publish genealogical records, related documents, and information; and to promote and encourage interest and scholarship in genealogy and family history of the State of Maine.

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  • “The Maine Genealogist” our Quarterly Journal
  • Quarterly Newsletter
  • Online Query Board
  • Members Only Pricing
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Our Publications

Recent Publications

Vital Records of Richmond, Maine (#86 – Nov 2019)

Vital Records of Enfield & Greenbush, Maine (#85 – July 2019)

Vital Records of Bowdoinham, Maine (#84 – Mar 2019)

Vital Records of Greenville & Shirley (#83 – Nov 2018)

Publications

Our Conferences

Maine Genealogical Society has steadily gained a reputation for the quality of its annual Fall Conference, striving to bring national speakers to the state.

We’ve also developed a Spring Workshop dedicated to exploring one topic in more depth than a conference permits.

Next: 2020 Spring Workshop

Statewide Chapters

We are pleased to be associated with eleven chapters located around the state. These chapters meet frequently and provide a more localized focus on area resources.

For a more complete genealogical experience, explore our chapter pages and join one near you.

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Accessing Vital Records

For a detailed explanation about Maine’s Vital Records laws

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Genealogy Links

For a list of links related to Maine Genealogy to help with your online research.

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