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     Lyman S. Strickland was born on 22 July 1830 in Livermore, Androscoggin County, Maine.² He was the son of John Strickland and Julia A. Sawin of Lansingburg, N. Y.¹ He was graduated from Bowdoin College ; entered the regular army as first lieutenant in 1862 and resigned in 1864; studied law with Judge Peters and practised in Houlton; was register of probate, county treasurer, State senator, a selectman of Houlton.³

He married Jeannie McClosky on 26 June 1866.⁴

He died after 1880.¹

     Lysander Strickland was born on 12 October 1821 in Livermore, Androscoggin County, Maine.² He was the son of John Strickland and Julia A. Sawin of Lansingburg, N. Y.¹ In 1842, Lysander Strickland moved to Bangor, Penobscot County, Maine, and began lumber trade in 1844, in which he still active in 1906; was member of the city government 1869-72 inclusive; director of the Maine Central Railroad Corporation 1871-74 inclusive, State legislator 1878 and '79.³

He married Susan S. Berthum on 12 October 1848.³

     Mary Thorndyke Strickland was born in 1833.¹ She was the daughter of Isaac Strickland and Patty Monroe.¹

     Mortimer Clifford Strickland was born in 1838.¹ He was the son of Isaac Strickland and Patty Monroe.¹

He died in 1872.¹

     Nellie Augusta Strickland was born in 1861.¹ She was the daughter of Philo Augustus Strickland and Mary Elizabeth Larrabee.¹

She married ---(?)--- Hill.¹
As of 1906, Nellie lived at Hyde Park, Suffolk County, Massachusetts.¹

     

Philo Augustus Strickland was State legislator in 1872; was bank director and held other offices of trust, and business partner of his father and brother in the lumber business.² He was born on 23 November 1831.³ He was the son of Hastings Strickland and Clarinda Brettun of Livermore.¹

He married Mary Elizabeth Larrabee on 15 September 1853.³

     Ruth Ann Strickland was born in 1828.¹ She was the daughter of Isaac Strickland and Patty Monroe.¹

     Samuel Franklin Strickland was born on 1 September 1829.¹ He was the son of Samuel Perley Strickland and Frances E. Cushing of Turner, Me.¹

He died on 9 March 1854 in Bangor, Penobscot County, Maine, at age 24 of consumption.¹

     Samuel Larrabee Strickland of Bangor, Me. was born in 1865.¹ He was the son of Philo Augustus Strickland and Mary Elizabeth Larrabee.¹

     Samuel Perley Strickland was born on 25 June 1801.¹ He was the son of Hastings Strickland and Sarah Perley.¹

From 1820 to 1833, Samuel Perley Strickland was a merchant at New Portland, Somerset County, Maine.¹

He married Frances E. Cushing of Turner, Me. on 20 March 1823 as his first wife.¹

Colonel and major general in the State militia, was State legislator 1827-57-58-62; was State councilor 1832; one of Gen. Grant's electors-at-large. He was a Democrat till the formation of the Republican party, which he joined. He was wealthy. He was a Unitarian, and believed that "after death, God is the father of us all."² In 1833, Samuel Perley Strickland moved to Bangor, Penobscot County, Maine, where he partnershiped with Maj. Amasa Crafts.¹

In 1834, Samuel Perley Strickland and Hastings Strickland were lumber merchants. Their mills were extensive, they handled large forests, and manufactured millions of feet of lumber. In 1850, they dissolved, each pursuing the same business and taking his son as partner.³

He married Ruth W. Bacon of Buxton, York County, Me. on 12 April 1846 as his second wife.¹

     Sarah P. Strickland was born on 8 October 1826 in Livermore, Androscoggin County, Maine.¹ She was the daughter of John Strickland and Julia A. Sawin of Lansingburg, N. Y.¹

She married Ganem Washburn on 19 November 1850.¹

She died after 1880.¹

     

William Hastings Strickland was State legislator in 1876, and business partner of his father and brother in the lumber business.² He was born on 4 February 1830.³ He was the son of Hastings Strickland and Clarinda Brettun of Livermore.¹

He married Clara Leighton on 26 December 1855 in Bangor, Penobscot County, Maine.³

     William Lee Strickland was born on 12 June 1868 in Bangor, Penobscot County, Maine.¹ He was the son of Charles Lee Strickland and Jessie Russell Watson.¹ He was educated in Charlottetown and New York, studied law under Judge Hodgson of the former place, and was admitted to the Canadian bar in 1892 and to the bar in Massachusetts in 1896. He served the city of Boston in the Common Council as a Republican, 1900-1901.¹

He married Charlotte L. Gage on 11 October 1901 in Boston, Suffolk County, Massachusetts.¹

In 1906, William Lee Strickland was an attorney-at-law at Boston.¹