Alex Martin had an interracial couple, Benjamin Hulse (Black) and Emma J Hulse (White) residing in his household in the 1880 Kennebunkport census.

Charles C. Perkins had Carma Lisperie, a "Mulatto servant," residing in his household in the 1860 Kennebunkport census.

Dorothea Grant had William Holmes, a "Negro houseman," residing in her household in the 1950 Wells census.

In 1900, Edwin Parsons (1864-1901) was residing in Kennebunk with his wife, two children and 7 Black servants.

Eliphalet Perkins had one ""Free Colored Persons - Females of ten and under twenty-four" residing in his household in the 1840 Kennebunkport census.

In 1930, George Mitchell was residing in Kennebunk with John Jones, a "Negro chauffeur"

Henry Peabody owned land along Ocean Avenue and the Kennebunk River on which there was an Indian encampment for over 50 years. The land was inherited by his son John S Peabody.

Herbert Littlefield had a "Black hired man/farm laborer," Fred Weaver, residing with him in Wells in 1920.

Horace Pearson had a Negro private family servant residing in his household in the 1940 Kennebunkport census.

John Frost had one "Free Colored Persons - Females of ten and under twenty-four" residing with him in 1830.

In 1936, John Peabody removed the last buildings of the Indian encampment that had existed alongside the Kennebunk River for over 50 years. The land had previously belonged to his father, Henry Peabody.

John Hubbard had a "Black servant," William Smith, residing with him in Wells in 1900.

John West had one ""Free Colored Persons - Males of thirty-six and under fifty-four" residing in his household in the 1840 Wells census.

Joseph Titcomb had a "Black" doctor, Julia Leon, residing with him in Kennebunkport in 1900.

Judith Oliver had Victor Quilora, a Filipino, residing with her as a "Butler" in Wells (Ogunquit) in 1950.

Orlando Perkins had Carma Lisperie, a "Mulatto servant," residing in his household in the 1860 Kennebunkport census.

In 1930, Robert Parsons, 50, retired, was residing in Kennebunk with his wife, three children and two "Negro estate helpers/servants," Joseph Heywood and his wife Mandy.

Robert W Lord had Mary Rogers, a 22 year old "Black servant" residing with him and his wife and daughter in 1860.

Samuel Cleaves had a "Free Colored Person" in his household according to the 1840 Kennebunkport census.

Samuel Jeffery had a "Black" boarder in his household according to the 1900 Kennebunkport census.

Samuel Maxwell had a "Free Colored Person" in his household according to the 1830 Wells census.

Silas Perkins had one ""Free Colored Persons - Females of ten and under twenty-four" residing in his household in the 1840 Kennebunkport census.

William Waterhouse had a "Black servant" residing with him in Kennebunk in 1860.