Need info on birth date of my Grgrandmother Augusta Rollins. Info on my knowledge of lineage to her parents below:
**Descendants of James E. Rawlins
Generation No. 1
1. JAMES E.1 RAWLINS He married HANNAH //.
Notes for JAMES E. RAWLINS:
Colonial America Census Index 1607 to 1789 ME Census Index
Rollings, John ME YORK CO. 195 1752
Rollins, Stephen ME YORK CO. BAKERS TOWN 019 1787
Generation No. 2
2. JAMES2 ROLLINS (JAMES E.1 RAWLINS)
Child of JAMES ROLLINS is:
3. i. EDWARD3 ROLLINS.
Generation No. 3
3. EDWARD3 ROLLINS (JAMES2, JAMES E.1 RAWLINS)
Child of EDWARD ROLLINS is:
4. i. SAMUEL4 ROLLINS.
Generation No. 4
4. SAMUEL4 ROLLINS (EDWARD3, JAMES2, JAMES E.1 RAWLINS)
Child of SAMUEL ROLLINS is:
5. i. JOHN5 ROLLINS, b. October 06, 1794, Richmond, ME; d. August 12, 1881, Phippsburg, ME.
Generation No. 5
5. JOHN5 ROLLINS (SAMUEL4, EDWARD3, JAMES2, JAMES E.1 RAWLINS) was born October 06, 1794 in Richmond, ME, and died August 12, 1881 in Phippsburg, ME. He married DORCAS OLIVER August 30, 1832 in Phippsburg, ME or Stratford,VT, daughter of JACOB OLIVER and NAOMI GREENLAW. She was born May 30, 1812 in Phippsburg,ME, and died February 18, 1893 in Phippsburg, ME.
Notes for JOHN ROLLINS:
Rollins, John ME LINCOLN CO. 33 1790 01-01-06-00-00 1790 ME Census
Rollins, John ME LINCOLN CO. 3351 1800 23010-4200100 1800 ME Census
Rollins, John ME Lincoln Co. Phippsburg 171 1840 census
Rollins, John ME LINCOLN CO. PHIPPSBURG 094 1850 census
Rollins, John ME Sagadahoc Co. Phippsburg 316 1860 census
" Rawlins or Rollins Family History"
Rollins, John, 1874: History of the Rawlins/Rollins - the descendents of James
Rawlins who migrated to the U.S. from England in 1632
Page 69 :(132.) JOHN5 (Samuel4,Edward3, James2, James1), res. at Phippsburg, Me.; md. Dorcas Oliver, of Phippsburg. She was born 1813.
Children.
298. i. WILLIAM C., b. Bath. Aug., 1834; res. Phippsburg.
ii. REBECCA, b. Aug., 1837; md. Richard M. Blaisdell, of Phippsburg,
A volunteer in the Rebellion. He served three years in the 19th Maine Infantry, Co. K. They were md. Sept. 13, 1856, and have children:
Albra W. b. Dec 13, 1857; Mary E. b. May 15, 1859; James R. b. Apr. 10, 1862.
iii. ESTHER A., b. Mar., 1839; md. Nov., 1868, Charles Harrington,
of Phippsburg. They have one son, Frederick, b. Aug. 19, 1869. Mr. Harrington was also a soldier of the Rebellion; served 9 months in the 21st Maine Reg't, Co. D, and was one year in the 12th Reg't.
299. iv. JAMES E., b. 1841; res. Phippsburg.
v. JOSIAH K., b. 1843; res. San Francisco, Cal.; was in the service
in the Rebellion, 15th Maine Reg't, Co. B.
vi. LLEWELLYN A., b. 1846; res Phippsburg. Served in the war, 12th
Reg't, Co. F.
vii. MARIA A., b. 1848; res. unmd. Phippsburg.

More About JOHN ROLLINS:
Census: 1850, Listed age as 48 ?
Notes for DORCAS OLIVER:
"Colonial America 1607-1789" ME Census Index
Oliver, David ME MAINE TERR. 345 1674
Oliver, David ME MAINE TERR. 363 1688 MILTA KENNEBECK RV
Oliver, Richard ME MAINE TERR. 345 1674
Probable ancestor = Oldest Olivers in Me census

Children of JOHN ROLLINS and DORCAS OLIVER are:
i. WILLIAM C.6 ROLLINS, b. August 1834, Bath,Sagadahoc,ME; d. 1915, Phippsburg, ME.

More About WILLIAM C. ROLLINS:
Resided: Phippsburg,ME

6. ii. REBECCA ROLLINS, b. August 1837, Bath,Sagadahoc,ME.
7. iii. ESTHER A. ROLLINS, b. March 1839, Phippsburg,ME.
iv. JAMES E. ROLLINS, b. 1841, Phippsburg,ME.

More About JAMES E. ROLLINS:
Resided: Phippsburg,ME

v. JOSIAH K. ROLLINS, b. 1843, Phippsburg,ME.

More About JOSIAH K. ROLLINS:
Military service: Served 1 yr. 5th Maine Regt. Co. B
Resided: San Francisco,CA

vi. LLEWELLYN A. ROLLINS, b. 1846, Phippsburg,ME; d. March 05, 1890, Phippsburg, ME.

More About LLEWELLYN A. ROLLINS:
Military: 12th Regt. Co. F`
Resided: Phippsburg,ME

8. vii. AUGUSTA ROLLINS, b. Abt. 1848.
viii. CHARLES A. ROLLINS, b. Abt. 1859; d. April 26, 1900, Phippsburg, ME.


Generation No. 6

6. REBECCA6 ROLLINS (JOHN5, SAMUEL4, EDWARD3, JAMES2, JAMES E.1 RAWLINS) was born August 1837 in Bath,Sagadahoc,ME. She married RICHARD M. BLAISDELL September 13, 1856. He was born in Phippsburg,ME.

More About RICHARD M. BLAISDELL:
Military service: Bet. 1862 - 1865, 19th Maine Infantry, Co. K

Children of REBECCA ROLLINS and RICHARD BLAISDELL are:
i. ALBRA W.7 BLAISDELL, b. December 13, 1857.
ii. MARY E. BLAISDELL, b. May 15, 1859.
iii. JAMES R. BLAISDELL, b. April 19, 1862.

7. ESTHER A.6 ROLLINS (JOHN5, SAMUEL4, EDWARD3, JAMES2, JAMES E.1 RAWLINS) was born March 1839 in Phippsburg,ME. She married CHARLES HARRINGTON November 1868 in Phippsburg,Sagadahoc,ME.

More About CHARLES HARRINGTON:
Military: Served 9 mos. 21st Maine Regt. Co. D
Military service 1: Served 1 yr. in 12th Regt.

Child of ESTHER ROLLINS and CHARLES HARRINGTON is:
i. FREDERICK7 HARRINGTON, b. August 19, 1869.

8. AUGUSTA6 ROLLINS (JOHN5, SAMUEL4, EDWARD3, JAMES2, JAMES E.1 RAWLINS) was born Abt. 1848. She married EDWIN BRADSHAW November 04, 1876 in Phippsburgh,Sagadahoc,ME. He was born April 05, 1847, and died December 15, 1913 in Phippsburg,Sagadahoc,ME.
More About AUGUSTA ROLLINS:
Individual Note: Rollin Book names her" Maria A."

More About EDWIN BRADSHAW:
Resided: 1907, Pg.316 Bath Directory Listed as Phippsburg resident

Children of AUGUSTA ROLLINS and EDWIN BRADSHAW are:
i. ELIZABETH AUGUSTA7 BRADSHAW, b. April 1877, Parkers Head, Sagadahoc, ME; d. June 20, 1901, Bath, Sagadahoc, ME; m. ETHAN ALLAN JONES, April 11, 1900, Parkers Head, Sagadahoc, Maine; b. December 12, 1874, Fort Adams, Newport, RI; d. December 23, 1909, Bayonne, NJ.

More About ELIZABETH AUGUSTA BRADSHAW:
Burial: 1901, age 23 yr.10 mos. Parkers Head Cemetery

Notes for ETHAN ALLAN JONES:
Ethan Allan Jones 1874-1909
Allan was born at Fort Adam in Newport, R.I. Dec.12, 1874, third son of Corporal
James NMI Jones and Cordelia Ann (Wicker) Jones, under the care of Post Surgeon John Campbell assisted by Hospital Steward J.H. Sanborn. Two older brothers, Paul at the age of 8, Ralph age 5 1/2, and a sister Harriet age 4 died of diptheria in 1876 at Charleston, S.C. where his father was stationed at the fort guarding the harbor. Sister Laura Virginia, with whom his mother had been pregnant during the other childrens deaths, was born there in December of that year. On Aril 13, 1878 his father was promoted to Ordnance Sergeant and transferred to take charge of Fort Totten at Willets Point protecting New York Harbor.

Fort Popham became his residence at the age of 8 at the transfer of his father to take charge of the garrison at the partially completed facility there.He attended public schools at Phippsburg and Bath.

He enlisted in the Hyde Light Guards, a local Volunteer Militia Co., organized in 1890 by Charles H. Nealy as Captain. They trained regularly and assisted locally in such matters as maintaining order and preventing looting after the great Bath fire of 189?.

At the time of the Spanish American War in 1897 the HLG became part of the Me. National Guard. Allan was promoted to Corporal by Col. George Philbrook on June 31st of that year. Early in 1898 they mustered at Fort Powers, Augusta to volunteer for duty in the Spanish American War, but only ? men including Cpl. E.A.Jones were transferred to Battery D. Ist Battalion, Heavy Artillery, Me. Volunteers. Promoted to Quartermaster Sergeant by Major Everard E. Newcomb on July 20th 1898, he fought in Cuba. After the war he was reinstated in the Maine National Guard, Company C , Second Regiment as Sergeant on Jan. 27th 1900 under his old war commander now a Colonel, Everard Newcomb.

Elizabeth Augusta Bradshaw (Lizzie) became his wife at Parkers Head on April 11th 1900 and their son Allan Loyall Jones was born in Bath Me. on September 20th of that year. Unfortunately "Lizzie" was dead of tuberculosis at age 23 in 1901.

For 12 years Allan had served his apprenticeship at Bath Iron Works as a marine machinist and, subsequently as sub foreman at Hyde Windlass Company.Shortly after marrying Bertha W. Chaney in 1902 he decided to look for greener pastures out of state.

On August 19th 1903 he was appointed a Navy Dept. Special Mechanic and worked in the office of the U.S. Inspector of Machinery for the Navy Dept., Bureau of Steam Engineering at the Columbian Iron Works, Baltimore, Md. for eight months. He then became Assistant Inspector at the Babcock & Wilcox Company, Bayonne N.J. on April 20th 1904 and lived in a duplex house at 114 West 5th Street in Bayonne.

On March 26th 1908 he applied to take the examination for the position of Assistant Inspector of engineering material at the Homestead Steel Works at Munhall, Pa. being held on Mar.31st. His request directed that a reply be addressed to E.A.Jones % John Jones, Box 7 Trafford, Pa., his Uncle's home
where he must have stayed for a visit before taking the exam at nearby Munhall. Evidently he did not succeed in obtaining that position.

On Dec.21st 1909 he applied to Commander B.C. Decker USN of the Bureau of Steam Engineering Washington, D.C. for the position of Assistant Inspector of Engineering Material at the Brooklyn Navy Yard or any inspection office east of New York, preferably Boston. He reminded the Commander in his letter of application that he had been the official who had ably guided Commander Becker's tour of Babcock & Wilcox plant the previous October; and, since both Allan and his wife were New Englanders, they would prefer to avail their nine year old son of an education in the East, but would accept any assignment.

Two days later he died in the emergency operating room of acute appendicitis at Bayonne, New Jersey, a young man of 35 years whose promising career ended much too soon.

**"History of Bath" by Henry Wilson Owen (Page 281 Hyde Light Guards roster)
(Page 522 Roster Batt.D,1st Battalion, Heavy Artillery, Maine Volunteers] lists
Sgt. Ethan A. Jones among the Spanish War Volunteers.

More About ETHAN ALLAN JONES:
Cause of Death: Appendicitis
Medical Information: Died in Bayonne,NJ hospital on operating table.Light complexion Brown eyes black hair
Military service: July 14, 1898, Enlisted 1st Me. Volunteer Artillery Battery D as Sgt.
Military service 1: March 01, 1899, Neuralgia,Disability occured Marianao,Cuba
Military service 2: March 31, 1899, Mustered out Savannah,GA
Occupation: Machinist
Resided: 1896, Boarded 58 Western Ave. Bath
Resided 1: Bet. 1897 - 1900, 23 Winship St. Bath,ME

ii. HARRY W. BRADSHAW, b. 1880, Parkers Head, Sagadahoc, ME.