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


LANDMARKS: Fox Brook	

NAMES: FFOX, Edward; WEEKS, Joshua; KING, Samuel; SHACKFORD, William; 
	DOCKUM, John; KENISTON, Christopher; KENISTON, Alexander; 	

	Fox Brook.  "Edward ffox of Greenland, belonging to Portsmouth, " 
conveyed to Joshua Weeks May 14, 1698, 30 acres of upland "lying within ye 
bounds of Portsmouth or Dover,"  bounded N.W. and N.E. by Great Bay, S.W. 
by land in possession of Samuel King, and east by Wm. Shackford's, then in 
possession of Joshua Weeks.  John dockum conveyed to his oldest son John, 
June 6, 1713, a tract of land south-east from ye corner of ye road opposite
Christopher Keniston's, running W.S.W. by Alexander Keniston's to ffox 
brook.  This was, of course, above Winnicot river, but the name of Fox 
brook is no longer in use.						

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