1886 - 1890 page 4   GO TO PAGE 1            GO TO PAGE 2         GO TO PAGE 3 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
Click on any photo to view larger (ed. I'm sorry, I can't make this out!)    (?)   Carratunk House Solon, Maine Nov. 3rd, 1888 Click on any photo to view larger When this you see remember UNSIGNED   Bingham Sept 25th, 1887       Click on any photo to view larger To Lizzie Your true friend Faith, love, truth Bee good Semper (?) Diem   J. C. CARSON (?)   Wilton, Maine July 14th 1986 Click on any photo to view larger Sailing down the sea of life, in  your own canoe may you have a pleasant journey and room enought for two. Your sister, JOSIE J. WILLEY   Athens, Nov 17th, 1887 Click on any photo to view larger   FRED M. YORK   Brighton, Maine July 17th 1886           Click on any photo to view larger There is nothing but death our afflictions can sever; and with lifes latest breath, love shall bind forever. LOUISA A. YORK   Brighton, Maine 188(?) Click on any photo to view larger May your life be long and pleasant, gentle as a flowing stream And your death be no more painful than the waking of a dream. Sincere wish of your friend,   JOHN ROACH   October ? 18? Bingham, Maine Click on any photo to view larger  Dear Lizzie When far far away your friend may go in distant land to dwell remember you have a true friend and that love you well MAINLY (MARNY?) ROACH Bingham, ME August 20, 1887 Click on any photo to view larger   NELLIE CIMO(?) SADD   Athens, Maine Click on any photo to view larger Lizzie when you are far away Sometimes think of Mary Sheehan (MARY SHEEHAN)   Lawrence, Mass Click on any photo to view larger JENNIE SMITH   Bingham, Maine                   Click on any photo to view larger     ALLIE E. TAYLOR   Athens, ME March 10th 1887     Click on any photo to view larger  As ripples (?) follow a ship at sea, So may happiness follow thee.   Respectfully yours.   LILLIAN TROY   Athens, Maine February 24th, 1887	"Your, new, friend"   MILLIE B. TUTTLE (? ed. may be Fuller?)   Athens, Maine May 6, 1886 Click on any photo to view larger When the golden sun is setting and your mind from care is free and of absent friends you are thinking Still you sometimes think of me. Your friend   SUSIE McGLAUGHLIN   Sept 2nd, 1887 Click on any photo to view larger  Millie to Lizzie to fam, remember me "two" "Lizzie" Leave no tender word unused, do good while life shall last. the mill will never grind with water that - is past. MILLIE (?) Skowhegan, ME Sunday P.M. May 16th, 1886 Click on any photo to view larger Your friend, S. G. (?) WHITMAN Brighton, Maine Nov 4th 1887 Click on any photo to view larger To Lizzie   "When twilight pulls thy curtain down and pins it with a star; remember me as your loving friend Though I may wander far;   Your friend   VIOLA M. WYMAN   Brighton Dec 6th 1888 Click on any photo to view larger GUSSIE YORK Brighton, ME July 17, 1886  Click on any photo to view larger Your friend The pure in heart shall see God   MRS. CLARK YORK   July 18 1886  Click on any photo to view larger Friend Lizzie I thought and thought I thought in vaine (ed. vain) at last I thought I would sign my name.   LIZZIE M. ROACH   Bingham, ME Click on any photo to view larger W. M. RUSSELL   Brighton, ME April (?) 4th, 1887 Click on any photo to view larger When you are far(?) way Think of me your friend  NANCY SANDS   Bingham, ME October 17th, 1887 Click on any photo to view larger  Forget me not   ELLEN SMITH   Bingham, Maine Click on any photo to view larger Think of me when far away & remember the 19th of May Your new friend NETTIE M. SWAIN Skowhegan, Maine May 23rd, 1886 Click on any photo to view larger Kind words can never die Your friend, ANNIE M. TAYLOR   March 10th, 1887 Click on any photo to view larger