His mother remarried and would latter come to collect him, but by then he was of an age to decide for himself that he would rather stay with his aunt and uncle. He also learned that he had two sisters at this time. However, his step-father was apparently a drunkard and the two girls had been shipped off to live with strangers. Young George, went out to find his sisters, and finding one of them, Lillian Frances Marden, wallowing in a mud hole, he brought this sister home to his aunt and uncle. He told them that he wanted his sister to live with them as well, but when they initially refused, he said that he would then run off to raise her by himself. So his aunt and uncle relented. He renamed her, after his aunt's now 3rd husband, Augusta Gertrude Nutter.
He later went on to marry Lillian Agnes Pike and moved the whole family to Lisbon Falls, Maine. They raised a rather large family of eight children:
1. Elizabeth Jane 'Lizzy' Littlefield Bard, 1877 – 1947
2. William Albert 'Willie' Littlefield, 1878 – 1960
3. Lillian Agnes 'Lilly' Littlefield Cornish, 1880 – 1971
4. Evie May Littlefield Canham, 1883 – 1970
5. Harriet Louise 'Hattie' Littlefield Webber, 1885 – 1962
6. Mamie A Littlefield Morgan Blethen Beal Hahn, 1888 – 1976
7. George Augustus 'Georgie' Littlefield, 1895 – 1978
8. Alden Lawrence Littlefield, 1899 – 1944
He and his youngest son Alden, were involved in the electrical wiring of the Worumbo Mill, at Lisbon Falls, ME.
His mother remarried and would latter come to collect him, but by then he was of an age to decide for himself that he would rather stay with his aunt and uncle. He also learned that he had two sisters at this time. However, his step-father was apparently a drunkard and the two girls had been shipped off to live with strangers. Young George, went out to find his sisters, and finding one of them, Lillian Frances Marden, wallowing in a mud hole, he brought this sister home to his aunt and uncle. He told them that he wanted his sister to live with them as well, but when they initially refused, he said that he would then run off to raise her by himself. So his aunt and uncle relented. He renamed her, after his aunt's now 3rd husband, Augusta Gertrude Nutter.
He later went on to marry Lillian Agnes Pike and moved the whole family to Lisbon Falls, Maine. They raised a rather large family of eight children:
1. Elizabeth Jane 'Lizzy' Littlefield Bard, 1877 – 1947
2. William Albert 'Willie' Littlefield, 1878 – 1960
3. Lillian Agnes 'Lilly' Littlefield Cornish, 1880 – 1971
4. Evie May Littlefield Canham, 1883 – 1970
5. Harriet Louise 'Hattie' Littlefield Webber, 1885 – 1962
6. Mamie A Littlefield Morgan Blethen Beal Hahn, 1888 – 1976
7. George Augustus 'Georgie' Littlefield, 1895 – 1978
8. Alden Lawrence Littlefield, 1899 – 1944
He and his youngest son Alden, were involved in the electrical wiring of the Worumbo Mill, at Lisbon Falls, ME.
Family Members
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Elizabeth Jane Littlefield Bard
1877–1947
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William Albert "Willie" Littlefield
1878–1960
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Evie May Littlefield Canham
1883–1970
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Harriet Louise "Hattie" Littlefield Webber
1885–1962
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Mamie Augusta Littlefield Morgan
1888–1976
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George Augustus "Georgie" Littlefield
1895–1978
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Alden Lawrence Littlefield
1899–1944
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