George WATERHOUSE

                   Came to Poland< maine from Barringotn, NH in 1792 with sons Joseph and John built a mill at the outlet of Range Pond and built a tavern belonged to First congregational church poland, Maine
New England Historical and Genealogical Registry Jan 1935 pg 277
Inscription on tomb SAR on tomb 
ancestral file lists 1818 as death date
Revolutionary Wr pension papers George Waterhouse was elected catian of volunteer company raised in the the town of Barrington county ofStrafford in the State of New Hampshire immediately after the news of the lexington Batttle A. D. 1775 and marched to the mouth of the Pisatagua River and stationed at Fort Washington a littlebelow Portsmouth, NH and did the duty of Capt. for at least two months.  Again in the summer of 1775 the first of July he thinks he entered the service of the State of NH in the company commanded by Capt. JohnDecan and enlisted eight months under said enlistment as second Lieutanant William Babb was first lit. that he marched from Portsmouth to Cambridge, MA, in the regiment commanded by Henderson a  part ofthe time and a part of the time in the regiment command by Col. Poor
Marriage Newspaper Hallowell Gazette 1814-1820 in Kennebunk Gazette 1798-1820