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

LANDMARKS:	Gilmore's Point

NAMES: GILMORE,  James; GILMORE, Deborah; SMITH, Joseph; SMITH, Daniel;
 SMITH, Samuel; GILMORE, Mary; FOWLER, George; 

	Gilmore's Point.  This point is on the upper shore of Oyster river, 
between the Smith land and the mouth of Bunker's creek.  It was so named 
from James Gilmore, who lived in that vicinity the middle of last century. 
He seems to have married Deborah, widow of Joseph Smith who died before 
Ap. 3, 1766.  James Gilmore conveyed to Daniel Smith, July 23, 1792, the 
whole share that fell to Samuel Smith out of that part of his father Joseph 
Smith's estate that was set off to his mother Deborah Gilmore for her 
thirds.  Daniel Smith married Mary Gilmore Dec. 7, 1780.  This tract is now 
owned by Mr. Geo. Fowler.					

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