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 A group of elderly men who were invited to celebrate B.C. Jordan's
 80th birthday in 1903. They called themselves, "The Alfred
 Brotherhood."

 The picture was taken outside B.C. Jordan's home. He is second
 from the right in the back row.

 Others pictured are, front row, from left, Capt. George Frest Blunt
 Leighton, 87; Albert Webber, 79; and Judge William G. Chadbourne,
 85.

 In the second row, from left, are George D. Moulton, 78; Charles
 Haley, 71; Benjamin Dechon, 77; Edmund Patterson, 72; Jothan
 Allen, 70; Christopher Hussey, 70; Ezra Thompson, 70; Charles J.
 MacDonald, 77; Charles H. Saylord, 70; and Charles H. Fernald, 72.

 At rear, from left, are N.H. Russell, 78; John T. Hall, 78; Benjamin
 C. Jordan, 80; and Thomas Ridlon, 70.




 
  My name is Bob Jenkins and I am the county coordinator for York County.
 
  We have many genealogical resources available here.

  We would appreciate any contributions you would like to  make to this site.
  
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   York County Data



 Brief History:
 
 
York County is the southwesternmost county in the U.S. state of Maine, along the state of New Hampshire's eastern border. It
 is divided from Strafford County, New Hampshire, by the Salmon Falls River and the connected tidal estuary, the Piscataqua
 River. York County was permanently established in 1639.
 






Visit neighboring counties by clicking their link below
Cumberland
Oxford
Carroll N.H.
Strafford N.H.



State Coordinator:
 Norma Hass
Assistant State Coordinator:  Susan Salus
Assistant State Coordinator:  Rebecca Maloney





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