Summary
Every few years I have to mention "Redcoats at Castine," the book read to my sixth-grade class in Sangerville by our teacher, Alice Littlefield Mossler. Though the Penobscot Expedition was not a successful one for the rebels, it remains a fascinating part of the Revolutionary War.
Doris J. Woodward, a resident of Spokane, Wash., has highlighted the efforts of two families from Georgetown in the battle at Bagaduce (or Majabigwaduce), now Castine, in the November issue of The Maine Genealogist.See the full content of this document
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Olivers, Hinckleys Fought in Revolutionary War
"The Hinckleys and the Olivers: Georgetown and the Penobscot Expedition," is the lead article in this issue, the quarterly of the Maine Genealogical Society.
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