Cushing, York Co., ME

Tree: New England Hall Families Master Tree

Notes: Before 1760:
The area that would become Cushing was part of York County, which then covered all of southern Maine.

1760:
When Lincoln County was created (June 19, 1760), the St. George River settlements — including the area of future Cushing — were placed within Lincoln County.
So, from that point forward, the territory that would become Cushing was within Lincoln County jurisdiction.

1789:
The town of Cushing was incorporated (February 7, 1789) from part of St. George Plantation, which already lay in Lincoln County.
Therefore, Cushing officially began its existence as a town within Lincoln County.

1860:
When Knox County was formed (April 1, 1860), Cushing was reassigned to that new county, where it remains today.

Birth

Matches 1 to 4 of 4

	Last Name, Given Name(s)	Birth		Person ID	Tree
1	Lewis, Mary Margaret	7 Aug 1758	Cushing, York Co., ME	I104960	New England Hall Families Master Tree
2	Parsons, Mary	7 Mar 1756	Cushing, York Co., ME	I102939	New England Hall Families Master Tree
3	Robinson, Andrew	3 Jul 1759	Cushing, York Co., ME	I104964	New England Hall Families Master Tree
4	Robinson, Mary	31 Jan 1738/39	Cushing, York Co., ME	I18303	New England Hall Families Master Tree

Married

Matches 1 to 2 of 2

	Family	Married		Family ID	Tree
1	Lewis / Stagg	1750	Cushing, York Co., ME	F39052	New England Hall Families Master Tree
2	Parsons / Young	Abt 1753	Cushing, York Co., ME	F7347	New England Hall Families Master Tree