Munsungan Book Rounds Up Early Families

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In the 1900 census for Oxbow Plantation in Aroostook County, Canadian-born William Atkins, 42, is listed as a taxidermist. The census enumerator could have gone on and on - hunter, trapper, guide and founder of sporting camps at the Millinocket Lake above what is now Baxter State Park, and at Munsungan.

Wife Susan had died a few months earlier, but their young daughter, Eldora, resided with Atkins in 1900, as did boarders Samuel and Abiah Sargent.

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Munsungan Book Rounds Up Early Families

For a photo of Will Atkins, hand-in-hand with his little girl, standing before a row of log cabins on Millinocket Lake, turn to Page 58 of Jack Ahern's "Bound for Munsungan: The History of the Early Sporting Camps of Northern Maine."

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