Harlem, Kennebec County, Maine Genealogy

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Harlem is an extinct town, now part of China, Maine. Harlem was organized as a town from Winslow formerly Lincoln County (now Kennebec County) in 1796. Part of Harlem was annexed to China in 1818, and the remainder was annexed in 1822.[1]

County. Kennebec County was set off from Lincoln County in 1799.

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Records. The original town and vital records of Harlem 1796-1822 are preserved in China, Maine. A microfilm copy is available from the FamilySearch Library (Salt Lake City) on FS Library film 0010621.

References

  1. Michael J. Leclerc, Genealogist's Handbook for New England Research, 5th ed. (Boston, Mass.: New England Historic Genealogical Society, 2012), 153. At various libraries (WorldCat); FS Library Book 974 D27g 2012.