Capt. Joseph Trefethen

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07/08/2006

Capt. Joseph Trefethen

Photo taken at Thomason, Maine - Not dated.
He was a Fisherman. He resided at Monhegan Island in 1860, Cushing, ME in 1870. He suffered an injury on-board ship and had lost a leg. He died of yellow fever while hospitalized recovering from his injury in Baltimore. Husband of Nancy Taylor. Father of four children.
His last name is spelled TREFETHERN at the cemetery.

Burial:Baltimore Cemetery

Date & Place: at Home: "The Influence" in Monhegan Island 1860, Maine USA

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