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    Isaac Hobart's Grist Mill and Saw Mill, Edmunds. Maine

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    Site of Isaac Hobart's Grist Mill and Saw Mill, Little Falls, Edmunds. Maine

    In 1792 Col. Aaron Hobart deeded 2000 acres of land to his son Isaac, who came to the township in May of that year. and immediately built not only a sawmill but also a grist mill on Hobart Stream. Indian corn and rye were brought from Lubec, Trescott, Whiting and Pembroke to be ground in Hobart's gristmill which continued in operation until 1826. The sawmill continued in the manufacture of long lumber which was supplemented in 1846 by a lath mill.

    Contemporary Photographs of the Dennys River AreaPhotos for Map

    Isaac Hobart's house at Little Falls
    Solomon Cushing's Big Map

    Site of Isaac Hobart's Grist Mill and Saw Mill, Edmunds. Maine; Photo also shows the abutment for a later bridge.
    Site of Isaac Hobart's Grist Mill and Saw Mill, Edmunds, Maine Map of Little Falls in Edmunds, Maine as it appeared in the Colby Atlas of Washington County, Maine, published in 1881.; S.M. marks the location of the tide mill built by Isaac Hobart in 1792, which operated at Little Falls throughout much of the nineteenth century. Isaac Hobart's Grist and Saw Mills built at Little Falls in Edmunds, Maine in 1792.; Detail of Solomon Cushing's large map of Townships No. 1, 2 and part of No.10, c. 1798.