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Book Title: History Of Durham, Maine

End Notes, Chapter I Origin of Royalsborough

[1]  See Wheeler's Hist, of Brunswick. 

[2]  York Deeds Book VIII. Fols. 56-8.

[3]  Not too much credit is to be given to Noyes' comments upon persons
associated with him. He seems to have been a little soured. Aug. 11, 1770 he
wrote to Enoch Freeman thus: "Bagley has greatly imposed upon me and turns out a
deceitful fellow; there's no trust to be placed in him. " Again, June 24, 1771,
he writes to Freeman, "Dunning has been all his days a great trespasser and a
secret enemy to our interests."— See Pejepscot Records.

[4]  See deed given to Andrew Pinkham.

[5]  Amos Davis, born May 12, 1741, in Gloucester, Mass., moved from New
Gloucester to Lewiston in 1774. He was a farmer, surveyor and shoe-maker. He
died 20 March 1815, leaving four sons and a daughter. He was a leading member of
the Friends' Society.

[6]  Married in Cape Elizabeth 22 Nov. 1770, Ebenezer Cobb, Jr. and Rachel Sawyer.



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HISTORY OF DURHAM, MAINE
WITH GENEALOGICAL NOTES.

BY EVERETT S. STACKPOLE.

PUBLISHED BY VOTE OF TOWN.

LEWISTON: PRESS OF LEWISTON JOURNAL COMPANY. 
1899.


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