Parsonsfield, York County
County · Incorporated · Previous Designations · Boundary Changes · Villages, Locations and Settlements · Adjacent Towns and Townships · Maps · Military Records · Miscellaneous Resources · General Resources · Bibliography 
County
Incorporated
1785
Previous Designations
One of the Ossipee Towns; Leavittstown; Newmarket; Parsonstown
Boundary Changes
The boundary between this town and Cornish was established in 1876
Villages, Locations and Settlements
Blazo's Corner (former post office at North Parsonsfield), East Parsonsfield, Kezar Falls, Lord's Mills (former village), Maplewood, North Parsonsfield, Parsonsfield (Parsonsfield Village), Parsonsfield Seminary, Roberts Corner, South Parsonsfield, Taylor City, West Parsonsfield
Adjacent Towns and Townships
Cornish, Effingham (N.H.), Hiram, Limerick, Newfield, Porter, Wakefield (N.H.)
Maps
Maine Historical Maps: Parsonsfield
Military Records
World War I Soldiers Index: Parsonsfield
Miscellaneous Resources
Parsonsfield Teachers, 1785-1885
General Resources
FamilySearch Catalog: Parsonsfield, York, Maine
Official Website: Town of Parsonsfield
Parsonsfield-Porter Historical Society
Maine Memory Network: Parsonsfield
Bibliography
______, Vital records of Parsonsfield, Maine ([Parsonsfield, Me.]: Ancient Landmarks Society of Parsonsfield, 1988)
Dearborn, J. W., ed., A History of the first century of the town of Parsonsfield, Maine: incorporated Aug. 29, 1785, and celebrated with impressive ceremonies at North Parsonsfield, August 29, 1885 (Portland, Me.: B. Thurston & Co., 1888)
Mitchell, Harry Edward, et al., comp., The town register: Acton, Shapleigh, Parsonsfield, Newfield, Lebanon, 1907 (Brunswick, Me.: H.E. Mitchell co., 1907)
Piper, Horace, Genealogy of Elisha Piper, of Parsonsfield, Me., and his descendants : including portions of other related families, with an appendix, containing genealogies of Asa Piper, of Wakefield, N. H., Solomon Piper, of Boston, Mass., Stephen Piper, of Newfield, Me., and their immediate descendants from 1630 to 1889 (Washington, D. C., 1889)
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