Irene May Davis and Jacob Osier
Irene May Davis was born in Frenchboro, Maine on 21 March 1856 to Betsey and Joseph Davis. Frenchboro was a tiny town, on tiny Long Island, well off the coast of Hancock County, Maine. 
In 1870, Joseph was gone, and teenaged Irene lived alone with Betsey in Frenchboro.
By 1880, Irene was still single and living with Betsey, but now she had three children, Hiram (7), Lizzie (5), and Esther (3). All of their last names were listed as Davis, and there were no adult males living in the household. In 1882, another daughter, Gertrude, was born. 
Esther married Sylvester Gott in 1892, and Gertrude married his brother, William Gott in 1896. From their Maine Marriage record we learn that the last name of Esther and Gertrude was Osier, and Jacob Osier was their father. However, during 1870-1880, there was no Jacob Osier in Hancock County.
I have not found any documentation that Irene married anyone before 1887, when she married David Dawes. Their children were Sydney, Irene, Laura, Ellery, Goldie, and Carrie. By 1910, Irene and David were divorced. Irene died 1913 in Hancock County and is buried in the McKinley Cemetery.
			
Jacob Osier was born about 1840 to Deborah and Martin Osier. In 1860, he was living in Bremen in Lincoln County, further down the Maine Coast.  About 1860, he married Philena McFarland, and during the early 1860s, they had two daughters, Deborah and Eliza, as well as a son who did not survive infancy.
In 1870, Philena and Jacob were living in Bristol in Lincoln County with their daughters. His occupation was listed as Seafarer.
In 1880, Philena and Jacob were still married and living in Bristol with Eliza.
In 1882 (the same year Gertrude was born) Jacob moved to Teel’s Island, (off the coast of Knox County, between Lincoln and Hancock counties) while Philena remained in Bristol. There, he drowned at the mouth of the Georges River.  Jacob is buried at the Hillside Cemetery in Bremen.
Philena died in 1939 and is buried at the New Harbor Cemetery in Lincoln County.

Map of the Coast of Lincoln, Knox, and Hancock Counties in Maine: