Landmarks in Ancient Dover, New Hampshire by Mary P. Thompson, 
Durham, N.H. ©1892, Printed by the Republican Press Association, 
Concord, N.H. 

LANDMARK:Back Cove, Minnow brook, Dover Neck,
	Low street, Dirty lane, High street

NAMES:  PINKHAM, Richard, Sr.; PINKHAM, Elizabeth; HALL, Ralph; 
Dam, John; LAYTON, Thomas; BEARD, Ensign Joseph; TIBBETS, 
Captain Thomas 

	"Back Cove. This cove is at the mouth of Minnow brook, 
at the lower end of Dover Neck, on the west side.  It is mentioned 
June 25, 1704, when Richard Pinkham, Sr., and wife Elizabeth, conveyed 
to Ralph Hall 3 1/2 acres of land adjacent to ye Back Cove on Dover 
Neck, butting on back river at the west, and bounded N. by John Dam's 
land, E. by low street, and S. by a lane running down to the Back cove,
which land formerly belonged to their grandfather, Thomas Layton.  Ensign 
Joseph Beard, Oct. 7, 1713, confirmed to Ralph Hall the right to one acre 
of land on Dover Neck, bounded N. by land conveyed by Joseph Beard, Sr. to
Captain Thomas Tibbets, E. by land sold said Tibbets by Richard Pinkham, 
S. by a lane that led from high street to the back cove, and W. by the lane 
formerly called the Dirty lane."                               	

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