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


LANDMARKS: Fabyan's Point

NAMES: PICKERING, Mary; PICKERING, Thomas; PICKERING, James; PICKERING, 
	Joshua; PICKERING, Thomas, Jr.; FABIN (FABYAN), John; 
	Fabyan's Point.  This point of land, originally called Starbuck's 
Pt., is on the Newington shore of Great Bay, at the upper side of Herod's 
Cove, otherwise Laighton's.  It is mentioned May 30, 1721, when Mary widow
of Thomas Pickering, and her three sons, James, Joshua, and Thomas, 
conveyed to John Fabins all right to a tract of land, commonly called 
Starbuck's Point, on Great Bay, with one half of ye salt marsh thereto 
adjoining.  John Fabyan is mentioned in 1713 among the petitioners for 
Newington to be made a separate parish.		
											
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