CUNNINGHAM.  DYCE.  PHILLIPS of Penobscot/Castine
Date:	98-03-30 02:03:53 EST
From George A. Wheeler’s History of Castine, Penobscot and Brooksville,
Maine. Privately printed in Cornwall, NY, 1923.

Page 167

CUNNINGHAM.  DYCE.  PHILLIPS.
	Messrs. Cunningham and family, Dyce and family, and Nathan Phillips are
referred to in the Orderly Book of Sergeant Lawrence as being residents
of this place, and as noted for their Tory proclivities. Mr. John Jacob
Dyce had a house situated somewhere near the old French fort, and owned
the whole lower portion of the peninsula, which is named from him “Dices
Head.” His wife’s name was Ockabena. Nothing further is known to the
author concerning any of these persons, but it is not unlikely that they
were driven away by the Notification of 1784.
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