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In the southern part of Lincoln County is the town of Edgecomb, Maine. Settled by Samuel Trask in 1744, it was known as Freetown until 1774, when it was officially incorporated as a town and the name changed to Edgecomb (spelled Edgecumbe in the Articles of Incorporation). Named after Lord Edgecomb, who had been a friend to the colonists, Edgecomb is about 20.8 square miles in size, including Davis Island which is home to the Sheepscot Harbour Village & Resort. NEXT |
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--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- The historical information contained herein is presented as a brief overview. The document in its entirety can be downloaded here. Many thanks to Molly Gallivan for compiling the information! All photos displayed are courtesy of the Edgecomb Historical Society, and are a part of the Ivan Flye collection. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
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