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Simeon B. Strout{I311} (b. 15 AUG 1850, d. 26 MAY 1854)

Death: 26 MAY 1854 Poland, Maine, USA

Death: 2 JUL 1916 Westbrook, Maine, USA

Death: 21 JAN 1859 Poland, Maine, USA

Death: 26 JAN 1946 Marlboro, Massachusetts, USa

Death: 16 APR 1943 Portland, Maine, USA

Death: 25 NOV 1950 Freeport, Maine, USA

Death: 19 JUL 1854 Casco, Maine, USA

Death: 13 FEB 1856 Otisfield, Maine, USA

Death: 22 APR 1814 Raymond, Maine, USA

Burial: Raymond Hill Cemetery, Raymond, Maine, USA

Burial: --Not Shown--

Note: Capt. George Strout came about 1737 to Cape Elizabeth, now South Portland and settled on the south side of Long Creek and is fifth lot west from the point, (Long creek is a body of water that flows up by the Boy's School also at back of Calvary Cemetery at Cash Corner). He is probably buried at Skillings Burying Ground, Long Creek, South Portland. He lived to over 90 years of age and on October 22, 1782 he bid off at auction, a piece of land "at or near the brook that runs into Barberry Creek which was sold for taxes and on the same day made it over to his son George". Capt George Strout, Gentlemen, sold land to his son Eleazer Strout, adjoining land of his son Elisha and land of his son George, February 15, 1754. Capt. George Strout was mentioned in Cape Elizabeth records as late as March 1788.

Death: AFT 22 OCT 1782 Cape Elizabeth, Maine, USA

Note: Christopher Strout, born probably Cornwall, England before 1660, was at Truro, Massachusetts after Oct. 26, 1712, died 1715. Tradition states that he ship-wrecked in this country and stayed. He settled in that part of Eastham, Mass. which was later set off as Truro. He was in the fishing business and some of his sons were known as whale fishermen. Sarah Pick petitioned the Barnstable Probate Court July 9, 1714 for administration of his estate and married (2) before October, 1716, Joseph Collins of Eastham. "Barnstable Probate Court Record" dated October 25, 1716, Sarah Collins late Sarah Strought late of Cape Cod deceased and now wife of Joseph Collins of Eastham. The immigrant came from England.

Death: ABT 1715 Truro, Massachusetts, USA

Death: 19 NOV Cape Elizabeth, Maine, USA

Occupation: Date: 8 JUN 1878
Place: Factory Operative

Death: 8 JUN 1878 1 Alden Ct., Lawrence, Massachusetts, USA

Burial: Bellevue Cemetery, Lawrence, Massachusetts, USA

Cause: Phthisis

Census: Date: 1870
Place: Paw Paw, DeKalb County, Illinois with Henrietta & Joseph

Census: Date: 1860
Place: Patten, Maine with father George Rines

Note: Discrepancy of birth place:
Death Certificate of son, David G. Rines, shows Margaret's birthplace as Old Town, Maine; whereas
Death Certificate of son, Benjamin W. Rines, shows Margaret's birthplace as Nova Scotia

Christening: 27 FEB 1811 Rome, Kennebec County, Maine per LDS microfiche IGO448

Death: 1891

Death: 30 JAN 1923 197 Phillips St.,Methuen, Massachusetts, USA

Burial: 2 FEB 1923 Bellevue Cemetery, Lawrence, Massachusetts, USA

Cause: Bronchial Pneumonia - 100a (Hypostatic) - Contributing Factor, old age

Death: 16 NOV 1914 37 Chase St., Methuen, Massachusetts, USA

Burial: 17 NOV 1914 Bellevue Cemetery, Lawrence, Massachusetts, USA

Cause: Hard Labor - Contributing Factor, Hydroaphalie

Death: 1960

Occupation: Date: 1962
Place: Machinist

Note: Source Doc.: E-mail from Christine Graves (Downeast Ancestry Vol. 10 #3 pg 90) - Poll Tax paid in Orono, Maine for George by Ruth Gray of Old Town, Maine.

Census: Date: 1880
Place: Mt. Chase, Maine - Age 78 living with Margaret (Knight) Rines, wife & Jane Knight (sister-in-law) Source of Info Ancestery.Com