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The David Grindle family immigrated from England to Newcastle, New Hampshire in 1708, and descendants later moved to Maine.
John Carter was born in about 1712. He married Hannah Sands of Ipswich, Massachusetts April 13, 1729. They had nine children and resided in Falmouth and Scarboro, Maine. John died in 1755. Descendants and relatives lived in Maine, Vermont, Massachusetts and elsewhere.
James McFarland, a lieutenant in the Revolutionary War, was an early settler at Kilkenny stream, Trenton, Maine. He and his wife, Margaret Smith, were the parents of at least six children. His brother, Thomas McFarland, a pioneer of Hancock County, Maine, married Jane Smith, Margaret Smith's sister, in 1770. They had eleven children, 1771-1792. Thomas McFarland died in 1824. Descendants listed, chiefly some descendants of Thomas McFarland, lived in Maine and elsewhere.
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Thomas Hutchins (1693-1747), son of Hugh Hutchins 1667-1727), emigrated from England to Salem, Massachusetts after 1712, and married Sarah Southwick in 1719/1720. Descendants and relatives lived in New England, Pennsylvania, Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, California and elsewhere. Includes many ancestors in England. Includes some descendants who became Mormons and lived in Nauvoo, Illinois, in Utah, and elsewhere.