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

LANDMARKS: Clay Point	

NAMES: TWAMLEY (TWOMBLEY), Joseph; ANDREWS, Jedediah; REYNER, John; TWAMLEY
 	(TWOMBLEY), Ralph; REYNER, John, Rev.; ROBERTS, Thomas; 	

	Clay Point.  Mentioned the 4th, 10 mo., 1656, when three acres of up-
land on the east side of Dover Neck, "at a poynte called Clay poynt," were 
laid out to Joseph Twamley (Twombley), and again Jan 5, 1669, when Jedediah 
Andrews of Salisbury, Mass., conveyed to Rev. John Reyner three acres of 
land, 22 poles square, at Clay Point, being the same land given Ralph 
Twamley as a house lot.  This land was near said Andrews' house lot, also 
conveyed to John Reyner; and between the house of Thomas Roberts and land 
previously owned by John Reyner.  The name of Clay point has not been per-
petuated, but it was no doubt near the Roberts land on the east side of 
Dover Neck.	
									
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