Son of Asa and Hannah (Fuller) Bartlett.
"D. 1881, aged 82; m. Mary Lowell; d. 1843. 2d, Maria Pratt, d. 1920. He was a blacksmith and his shop stood at Sanders, or as it in later years was called, Bartlett's Corner, and his house that was originally a primitive store, stood just north of the shop and at the corner of the cross roads. he was a man of quaint and curious character, ingenious and thorough at his trade. In the last years of his life he was unfortunate and died in indigent circumstances." (Source, Monroe, Ira Thompson, "History of Livermore", Lewiston,ME, Lewiston Journal Printshop, 1928, p.78)
"D. 1881, aged 82; m. Mary Lowell; d. 1843. 2d, Maria Pratt, d. 1920. He was a blacksmith and his shop stood at Sanders, or as it in later years was called, Bartlett's Corner, and his house that was originally a primitive store, stood just north of the shop and at the corner of the cross roads. he was a man of quaint and curious character, ingenious and thorough at his trade. In the last years of his life he was unfortunate and died in indigent circumstances." (Source, Monroe, Ira Thompson, "History of Livermore", Lewiston,ME, Lewiston Journal Printshop, 1928, p.78)
Son of Asa and Hannah (Fuller) Bartlett.
"D. 1881, aged 82; m. Mary Lowell; d. 1843. 2d, Maria Pratt, d. 1920. He was a blacksmith and his shop stood at Sanders, or as it in later years was called, Bartlett's Corner, and his house that was originally a primitive store, stood just north of the shop and at the corner of the cross roads. he was a man of quaint and curious character, ingenious and thorough at his trade. In the last years of his life he was unfortunate and died in indigent circumstances." (Source, Monroe, Ira Thompson, "History of Livermore", Lewiston,ME, Lewiston Journal Printshop, 1928, p.78)
"D. 1881, aged 82; m. Mary Lowell; d. 1843. 2d, Maria Pratt, d. 1920. He was a blacksmith and his shop stood at Sanders, or as it in later years was called, Bartlett's Corner, and his house that was originally a primitive store, stood just north of the shop and at the corner of the cross roads. he was a man of quaint and curious character, ingenious and thorough at his trade. In the last years of his life he was unfortunate and died in indigent circumstances." (Source, Monroe, Ira Thompson, "History of Livermore", Lewiston,ME, Lewiston Journal Printshop, 1928, p.78)
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