Below I have decided to add all the

Maine

Census records of NANCE's
I have been able to get from 1790 - 1920 PLEASE bear with me I am doing the best
I can with decifering some of the handwriting on some of these census'. I would like
to put names with the "# of (males/females) of #"

Those records I have marked with a Flashing Ball. I have copies of the records and this is MY interpertation

Those records I have marked with a I have seen copies of the records and this is MY interpertation

The additions in this color "green may include (name, SURNAME, middle name, age and birthdate)"
and are MY inclusions to be used for references only. Most definitely NOT carved in stone unless it's a grave stone :)


Maine was the 23rd state in the USA; it was admitted on March 15, 1820.

1830 ME CENSUS

CUMBERLAND COUNTY

Schedule of the whole number of Persons within my Division, alotted to Jere Haskell by the Marshal of the
________ District (or Territory) of Maine Page 370 written 739 Portland
Line 12 William NANCE 0000000001000-0000000010000- Total 2
1 Free White Male of 70 and under 80
1 Free White Female of 60 and under 70

WASHINGTON COUNTY Court Index 1839-1845: Location of Plt, Def

Name: Thomas NANCE, Court: DC, Month/Year: 02/1844, Vol/Page -0-, Cause: Dismissed,
Code#: 6/226/64, Plt/Def: Plt, Location: -0-, Document Case#: 3306

1880

YORK COUNTY

Sanford, Page: 539B; Enumeration District: 206;
Edmund E. GOODWIN, 27
Ellen R. (NANCE) GOODWIN, 26
Maude R. GOODWIN, 7/12
Ada F. NANCE, Sister-in-law, F, W, 22, Works In Shoe Factory, NY, Eng., Eng.

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