| | Cumberland County (no city given):
Abraham
Morrell, c.1805 —
James
L. Nutting, 1818 |
| | Baldwin:
Issac
W. Dyer, 1855 |
| | Bridgton:
Henry
B. Cleaves, 1840 |
| | Brunswick:
Robert
P. Dunlap, 1794 —
William
Allen, c.1822 —
Randall
D. Bibber, 1845 —
Charles
A. Knight, 1870 —
Edward
W. Wheeler, 1876 |
| | Cape Elizabeth:
Pomeroy
W. Jordan, 1862 |
| | Deering, Portland:
Harry
L. Cram, 1871 —
Richard
B. Coolidge, 1879 |
| | Falmouth:
Scott
Wilson, 1870 |
| | Gorham:
Stephen
Longfellow, 1775 —
James
Mann, 1822 —
James
P. Baxter, 1831 —
Edwin
M. Irish, 1848 |
| | Harpswell:
Emery
G. Wilson, 1874 |
| | New Gloucester:
G.
W. Ingersoll, 1803 —
Samuel
Fessenden, 1815 —
Herbert
Martin Waterman, 1898 |
| | North Gray:
Samuel
Mayall, 1816 |
| | North Yarmouth:
Charles
Drummond Lawrence, 1878 |
| | Otisfield:
Maurice
C. Blake, 1815 —
Nathan
Knight, 1817 |
| | Portland: |
| |
| | Portland, 1700-1799:
Bellamy
Storer, 1796 |
| | Portland, 1800-1899:
Neal
Dow, 1804 —
Asa
William Henry Clapp, 1805 —
Seargent
Smith Prentiss, 1808 —
James
Brooks, 1810 —
William
A. Hall, 1815 —
Thomas
A. D. Fessenden, 1826 —
Edward
C. Babb, 1834 —
Richmond
H. Ingersoll, 1834 —
Horatio
C. King, 1837 —
Thomas
B. Reed, 1839 —
William
W. Thomas, Jr., 1839 —
Fred
N. Dow, 1840 —
Joseph
A. Springer, 1844 —
George
E. Bird, 1847 —
Charles
H. Randall, 1849 —
James
C. Hamlen, 1852 —
Louis
Carver Southard, 1854 —
Charles
M. Freeman, 1855 —
George
M. Blake, 1863 —
Oakley
C. Curtis, 1865 —
Harmon
G. Allen, 1866 —
Nathan
Clifford, 1867 —
John
W. Connellan, 1868 —
William
M. Ingraham, 1870 —
Arthur
Chapman, 1873 —
Charles
E. Gurney, 1874 —
Ernest
E. Finnimore, 1875 —
Percival
P. Baxter, 1876 —
Malcolm
E. Nichols, 1876 —
Charles
L. Donahue, 1876 —
William
A. Connellan, 1878 —
Paul
H. Cram, 1879 —
William
E. Weeks, 1880 —
Carroll
S. Chaplin, 1882 —
Fletcher
Hale, 1883 —
Albert
E. Anderson, 1885 —
Robert
Hale, 1889 —
J.
Theodore Marriner, c.1892 —
Ralph
A. Leavitt, 1898 —
Carl
H. Read, 1898 |
| | Portland, 1900-1999:
Edward
J. Gurney, 1914 —
Frederick
N. Allen, 1914 —
Alvin
M. Bentley, 1918 —
Peter
N. Kyros, 1925 —
Joseph
E. Brennan, 1934 —
Tom
Allen, 1945 —
Peter
H. Burr, 1947 |
|
| | Raymond:
Liberty
Emery Holden, 1833 |
| | Scarborough:
Rufus
King, 1755 —
Cyrus
King, 1772 |
| | South Portland:
Charles
E. West, 1871 —
James
C. Oliver, 1895 |
| | Standish:
Simon
M. Hamlin, 1866 |
| | Westbrook:
John
March Frye, 1802 —
Edmund
N. Morrill, 1834 —
Rufus
K. Jordan, 1863 —
Frank
L. Palmer, 1882 —
Roland
Hacker Cobb, 1895 |
| | Windham:
John
Anderson, 1792 —
John
A. Andrew, 1818 —
John
B. Nash, 1848 —
Lindley
Murray Webb, 1849 —
Frank
H. Haskell, 1871 |
| | Woodfords, Portland:
Arthur
W. Coolidge, 1881 |
| |
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