| Samuel Cunningham, | aged | 88 |
| William Cunningham, | " | 86 |
| Robert Patterson, | " | 85 |
| Jane Patterson, | " | 77 |
| John Cochran, | " | 78 |
| Sarah West, | " | 80 |
| John Burgess, | " | 92 |
| Nathaniel Stanley, | " | 82 |
| Alexander Clark, | " | 81 |
| Elisha Clark, | " | 81 |
| Tolford Durham, | " | 81 |
| Annis Cochran, | " | 80 |
| Elizabeth Campbell, | " | 82. |
The above is an extract from White's History of Belfast, Me.
FOOTNOTES:
[28] Mr. Lowney was graduated at Dublin College.
[29] McDonald was born in Scotland, and entered the army while a boy; his age is not positively ascertained. He remembered having seen the Duke of Marlborough, who died ninety-nine years before he did; he came to America in General Wolfe's army in 1759, and after Quebec was reduced, went to Bucksport, and thence to Belfast. The lowest estimate of his age, made by his relatives, has been taken.
SCRAPS FROM INTERLEAVED ALMANACS.
1638. This year arrived 20 ships and 3,000 passengers.
March 18, 1617. Mary Martin executed at Boston for murthering her child.
June 15, 1648. Alice[30] Jones was executed at Boston for witchcraft. This was the first execution of the kind in New England.