Author Archives: Don Taylor

Updates July 2026

Education > Early Scarborough High Schools – 1877-1926 Class of 1916 SHS Class of 1916 (White School) Graduates photo. Digital Maine Class of 1921 SHS Class of 1921 (White School) Graduates, Principal, & Teacher photo – Digital Maine Library > … Continue reading

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Faces from the Past – Rosile Dolley Poland (1837-1890)

Rosile Dolley was born in 1837 and married Alvin J. Poland (1834–1914) as his second wife, Alvin having previously been married to Martha W. Pennell (1832–1864). By 1880 the couple were living in Biddeford, but by 1889 they had relocated … Continue reading

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Faces From the Past – Hannah (Meserve) Moulton (1806-1884)

Hannah Libby Meserve was born on 13 December 1806 in Scarborough, Cumberland, Maine, the daughter of John Meserve (1767–1831) and Hannah Libby (1775–1859). On 21 November 1829, she married Charles Moulton (1801–1891), and together they raised eight children: Census records … Continue reading

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Two More Photos from the 1922 North Scarborough School Event

Two newly examined photographs from the 1922 North Scarborough School event reveal children and staff. Through careful clothing analysis, both undated, unnamed images have been confidently identified and dated, adding valuable context to the Historical Society’s growing archive of early Scarborough school life. Continue reading

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Faces From the Past – Charles Moulton (1801-1891)

Charles Moulton was born in 1801, the eldest son of Captain Joshua Moulton (1775–1855) and Lydia Stone (1780–1872). Charles married Hannah Meserve (b. 1806), and together they raised a large family of eight children: His son Mathias M. Moulton married … Continue reading

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