History of Thomaston, Rockland, and South Thomaston, Maine, from their first exploration, 1605;

iv CONTENTS.
Band, -4th of July, p. 32. 1859. Maine Spectator, -Young Ladies' Aid
Society,-Bible Society,-Band of Hope, celebrates the Fourth,-Pillsbury Block, p. 33.-Decline in business and value of estate, lime, &c.,
-fires, accidents, Commercial House & death of Sears, p. 34.- Knox
eagle, &c., earthquake, lunar bow, auroras, &c.,-county of Knox, and
Rockland its shire town, p. 35. 1860. Fires, incendiaries, & losses in
different years, p. 36.-Ladies drowned,-Youth's Temperance Visitor,
-Temperance League, schools, p. 37.-Lime manufacture, -Lincoln
county cattle show and fair, p. 38.-Agriculture and industry, -Wide
Awakes, and political movements, -meteor, comet, &c., p. 39.
CHAP. II. II. 1861, and onward. Citizen's meetings, and other manifestatians of feeling in view of the coming conflict; first volunteer, &c., p. 40.
-nurses, -4 companies of volunteers raised, and encamped on Tillson's
hill, -tents, -aid to soldier's families, -voluntary contributions, presentation, &c., p. 41.-The 4th Maine Regiment mustered in, attends
religious services, and embarks,-its first officers, p. 42.-citizens of
Rockland belonging to its Band, - to its Companies A. and B., p. 43,to Company C., p. 44,-to Company D., p. 46,- to Companies E., F., &
H., p. 47, —its history, p. 48 to 54, - death of Gen. Berry, p. 51.- Ladies
aid, p. 55.-Home and State guards,-loss of shipping, &c., p. 56 -Citizens enlisted in 1st Me. Cavalry, and 2d U. S. Sharpshooters, p. 57, -in
2d Me. Battery, p. 58, - in 19th Me. Regiment, p. 60, - in 28th Me. Regiment, p. 61.-in other Maine regiments, p. 62,- in other States, and in
U. S. regulars, p. 63, —in the navy, p. 64,- in 2d Me. Cavalry, and in
Coast guards, p. 65,-in 30th Me. Regiment, -recruits of 1864, p. 66.Internal duties, &c., p. 67.
TABLES. I. Highways, laid out, accepted, &c, p. 68
II. Valuation of Thomaston, Rockland, and South
Thomaston, to 1860. 76
III. Population of Thomaston, Rockland, and South
Thomaston. 78
IV. Taxes raised each year from 1777 to 1862, 80
V. Principal Town Officers from 1777 to 1864. 82
VI. Mayors, Aldermen and Council of Rockland City
to 1864. 87
VII. Licenses granted to residents of Thomaston,
Rockland and South Thomaston. 90
VIII. Votes for Governor, &c., given from 1788 to
1864. 91
IX. Navigation built in the three municipalities. 94
X. Deaths in Thomaston from 1836 to 1862. 110
XI. Showing state of Schools in Thomaston, Rockland, and South Thomaston, 1863. 11l
XII. Meteorological Observations. 112
XIII. Justices of the Peace. 114
XIV. Other civil Officers. 118
XV. Militia Officers, &c. 122
XVI. Votes given for Presidential Electors. 127
Genealogical Table. 128