1886 - 1890 page 1   GO TO PAGE 2            GO TO PAGE 3          GO TO PAGE 4 Here I have one of the two autograph books from Doris Maitland (Mahoney).  It belonged to Lizzie A. Later, her grandmother on her paternal side. Her father, Lizzie's (and Thomas Mahoney's) son was Clyde Edward Mahoney. Thanks to Doris for sharing both of Lizzie's autograph books.  Please take note that the old-type handwriting is very difficult to decipher in some cases. I have interpreted words and names as best I can. If you are certain of a mis-spelling, please contact me so that I can correct it. Thanks!    CLICK HERE FOR LIZZIE AND HER FAMILY'S GRAVE MARKERS
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Click on any photo to view larger LIzzie. May you be happy till life doth end. It is the sincerest wish of a sincere friend   CARRIE M BOWDEN   Love to LIzzie   Lawrence, Mass Jan. 11, 1888 Click on any photo to view larger When far away your friend may go. In distant lands to Dwell remember you have a friend And one that loves you well Your friend and Scholar   CARRIE S. BROWN   August 25, 1887 Click on any photo to view larger  Wishes by many may be given but my wish for you is a home in Heaven. A Friend   JULIA BROWN   Brighton, ME Apr 22nd, 1887 Click on any photo to view larger A. C. HAWTHORNE (?)   Athens ME March 1,  1887 Click on any photo to view larger "Longest joy won't last forever Make the most of every day. Youth and beauty time will end But content have no decay."   Your friend   MAUDE CLEVELAND   March 18,1887 Click on any photo to view larger   ALBERTS (ALBERTA?) CORSON   West Athens, Maine July 18th, 1888 Click on any photo to view larger   In the golden chain of Friendship please regard me as a link.  Your friend   MRS. F. R. CORSON   West Athens July 21st, 1888   Click on any photo to view larger "Passing down the stream of life in your little bark canoe May you have a pleasant trip With just room enough for two." Ever your friend   GEORGIA BOTTLE (?)   Skowhegan May 8, 1887 Click on any photo to view larger "Your friend,   E. L. DRAKE   Dover, Maine (illegible date) 1888 Click on any photo to view larger Athens, Aug. 24, 1886    Constant occupation prevents temptation.   L. H. ELLINGWOOD   Brighton, ME Apr 22nd, 1887 Click on any photo to view larger CLARA A. FRENCH (?)   Salsbury, Mass Click on any photo to view larger Where far away Lizzie you are carried  and to some little fellow married remembe me for "Old Essex Sake"  And send a piece of wedding cake for -   ANNIE GOULD   Lawrence, Mass.     Click on any photo to view larger   Remember me   PETER HANNON   Bingham, Maine Nov 5th 1887 Click on any photo to view larger	MARIA L. BIXBY   Athens, Maine March 22nd 1887                 Click on any photo to view larger   "Riding in a coach" I write in your album? How very absurd! My mind is at random, Can't think of a word!  ANNIE BOYLE (?)   Lawrence, Mass     Click on any photo to view larger   CARRIE S. BROWN   Bingham, Maine   (CARRIE SIGNED TWICE IN THIS BOOK)                 Click on any photo to view larger   MRS. LUCINDA BROWN Bingham, Maine     Click on any photo to view larger     IVOLA (?) CHASE   Brighton, Maine                   Click on any photo to view larger The roses are red The violets are blue My love for you Lizzie is loving and true FRANK CONNORS   Essex House Lawrence Mass Click on any photo to view larger     ENOCH A. CORSON   W. Athens, Maine July 18th 1888 Click on any photo to view larger   3-3=2 -/= Remember me from a true friend VIRGINIA CORSON July 19th, 1888     Click on any photo to view larger "We met as stranger We part as friends."   Yours Truly.   JOSIE DILLINGHAM   Skowhega, Maine July 14th 1886  Click on any photo to view larger A true friend EDWIN S. CATTLE (?) West Athens, Maine May the 8th, 1887       Click on any photo to view larger   "Heaven's dearest gifts be thine to crown all earthly treasure, For gifts that God made unto thee know neither _?_ nor measure."   MINNIE E. FOSS   March 18th 1887 Click on any photo to view larger  E. E. FRENCH  Salisbury,  Mass Click on any photo to view larger    ELIAS H. HAMMOND   Augusta, Maine July 18th 1888   This you _?_ remember me Click on any photo to view larger In the storms of life.  When you need and umbrella, May you have to to hold it A handsome young fellow.  Tis the sincere wish of a friend   CHARLIE A. HAYDEN   Brighton, Maine March 23, 1887                   CLICK HERE TO GO TO PAGE #2 OF THIS AUTOGRAPH BOOK