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


LANDMARKS: Follet's Rocky Hill

NAMES: CLARK, Abraham; FOLLET, William; BUNKER, James; FOLLET, 
	Nicholas;	

	Follet's Rocky Hill.  Mentioned Ap. 9, 1703, when a road from the 
Oyster bed was laid out along the west side of Follet's Rocky hill, above 
Follet's barn, then along the east side of the next rocky hill to Abraham 
Clark's.  This hill is on the upper side of Oyster river, near the head of 
Bunker's creek, so called from Wm. Follet, who, with James Bunker, had a 
grant of a point of land, afterwards called Bunker's neck, Oct. 10, 1653. 
Follet's share was sold to James Bunker March 28, 1707, by Nicholas Follet
of Portsmouth.  (See Bunker's Neck.)				

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