Felch Corner, Maine
Felch Corner is an unincorporated community in York County, Maine, United States.[1] HistoryEstablished by Abijah Felch and his wife Lydia Clarke, Felch Corner was the first settlement in the area. Felch had served in the American Revolutionary War, and then received a land grant "between the Great and Little Ossipee rivers...in the wilderness".[2][3][4][5] Felch helped found nearby Limerick, and then served there as town clerk, assessor, treasurer and selectmen.[6] He later adopted his orphaned grandson, Alpheus Felch, the future governor of Michigan.[5] An inn was established by Jacob Bradbury, and local elections were held there.[6] Historic buildings in Felch Corner include the Hughes Home, the oldest house in the Limerick area, and Leavitt Tavern—established by Nathaniel Leavitt, a Captain under George Washington—now a private residence.[7] References
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