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Andrews Photographs
The Andrewses are a tough crowd to document. They lived in Franklin Plantation, Maine in the 19th century, a place which was annexed partially to Sumner and partially to Peru. This has made people tricky to track down.
As of August 2001 I have located tombstones for my Andrews relations back to Peres Andrews, who is buried in a small cemetery in the Redding section of Sumner. At this time I have been unable to identify who his parents are. If any of you have any clues, please pass them my way! In the meantime, enjoy the photographs.
Where more than one photo in a family exists, names in bold represent my direct line.
Click on a name to take you to a page of photographs.
| Peres Andrews | |||||
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| Greenleaf Andrews | George Washington Andrews | James H. Andrews | Arvilla K. Andrews | Thomas Jefferson Andrews | |
| Chester G. Andrews | Leland Andrews | Edith M. Andrews | Millie Andrews | ||
| Chester J. Cole | Lula M. Cole | Violet Evelyn Cole | Kenneth Eugene Cole | Aubrey Cole, Sr. | |
| Frances May Cole living | Edna Evelyn Cole living | David Oliver Cole living | |||
| Kathrine Ann Cole living | Charles Douglas Cole living | ||||
It has been supposed that Salomon, Almon, and Philena Andrews are siblings of Peres Andrews. I don't have positive proof of this, but I have tracked down many other Andrews tombstones in the Sumner-Peru-Franklin Plantation area, pictures of which can be found below:
| Other Andrews Stones |
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Several other families are related to the Andrewses, particularly the Reddings, the Canwells, and the Wings. Pictures of these families' stones can be found by clicking on the surnames below:
| Redding | Canwell | Wing |