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



LANDMARKS:Eel-Pot Creek	

NAMES: WEEKS, Rufus W.; LANGSTAR, Henry; LANGSTAR, John; LANGSTAFF, 
	Henry; NUTTER, Henry; 

	Eel Pot Creek.  This creek runs through the land of Mr. Rufus W. 
Weeks of Greenland, and empties into the Great Bay, about fifty rods above 
the mouth of Winnicot river.  It is mentioned Nov. 22, 1716, when Henry 
Langstar, of Piscataqua, New Jersey, by virtue of a power of attorney from 
his father John Lanstar, son of Henry Langstar (otherwise Langstaffe) of
Dover, deceased, conveyed to Henry Nutter a tract of 20 acres in Portsmouth, 
on ye western-most side of Greenland river, in ye Great Bay, bounded upon 
Ealpole creek."	
								

PG 68-69



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