King, Marquis Fayette, comp., Baptisms and Admission from the Records of First Church in Falmouth, now Portland, Maine (Portland, Me.: Maine Genealogical Society, 1898).
Forenames and surnames have been switched to facilitate searching.
[p. 199]MASTER PARSONS SCHOOL.List of scholars who attended the school in Falmouth in 1771, kept by Theophilus Parsons, afterwards Chief Justice of Massachusetts.
The school house was on the west side of King street, just above Middle street.
John Blanchard (killed by lightning at Harrison, Me.)
William [Blanchard]
John Boynton
Francis Bradbury
Theophilus [Bradbury]
William [Bradbury]
Wyman [Bradbury]
Daniel Cobb
Richard Codman
John G. Cushing
James Day
Jonathan Dow
Joshua Flint
Reuben Gage
Joshua Gordan
Nathaniel [Gordan]
Stephen Harper
William [Harper]
Dorcas Ilsley
Enoch [Ilsley] (lost at sea)
Ferdinand [Ilsley]
Simon Knight
Jonathan Lambert
Hannah Little
Ebenezer Mayo
Jonathan Freeman [Mayo]
Abner Merrill
Benjamin Moody
Judith [Moody]
Nathaniel [Moody]
Polly [Moody]
Sally [Moody]
William [Moody]
Enoch Morse
Joseph [Morse]
Nathaniel [Morse]
Polly [Morse]
Daniel Mountfort
Benjamin Mussey
Edward [Mussey]
Theodore [Mussey]
Thomas Newman
David Noyes
William [Noyes]
William Pearson
Benjamin Pettingell
Hope Pike
Sally [Pike]
Gideon Plummer
Ebenezer Preble
Edward [Preble]
Enoch [Preble]
Joshua [Preble]
Statia [Preble]
Joseph Prout
John Quinby
Levi [Quinby]
Alexander Robinson
Samuel [Robinson]
William Rowland
Francis Small
George Souther
Polly Stone
John Stover
Benjamin Titcomb
William [Titcomb]
Daniel Tucker
Polly [Tucker]
Samuel Waite
Stephen [Waite]
Thomas Oxnard [Waite]
Philip Weeks
Betsey Wiswell
John [Wiswell]
Peleg [Wiswell] (afterwards judge in Nova Scotia)
Jonathan Woodman
Thomas [Woodman]