Lt. Timothy Heald Jr. (II) (oct 14, 1723 – aug 18, 1785)

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Timothy Heald ( 1723-85 ) was chairman of the Committees of Correspondence, Inspection, and Safety of Winslow, Me. , where he died.

He was given a mill in 1776 in Winslow.

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"The mill lot was first taken up by Walker, in 1775 ; but being unable to build mills it was, in 1776, given up to Timothy Heald, who then lived in Winslow. He commenced building mills, but did not get them in operation till late in 1778. He then removed his family; and his son, the late Josiah Heald, was long known as the miller. The father did not live long after his removal to this place. One of his sons, Thomas Heald, is still living, a Revolutionary pensioner."

He was born in Concord, Mass.

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