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

LANDMARKS:	Greenland River.

NAMES: NUTTER, Samuel; JOHNSON, Ebenezer; HAINES, Matthias; NOCK, Sylvanus;
 NOCK, Henry; ROBERTS, Thomas; WENTWORTH, Mark H.; River.	

	Greenland River.  This name is given on Merrill's map of Greenland,
in 1806, to the tidal portion of Winnicot river.  It is mentioned Ap. 19,
1746, when Samuel Nutter conveyed to Ebenezer Johnson all right and title
to half a tract of salt marsh and thatchbed, bounded northerly by Great 
Bay, easterly by Greenland river, and south by a creek parting said marsh 
from that of Matthias Haines.  Thirty acres of land were laid out to Henry
and Sylvanus Nock, June 29, 1702, being the dividend land belonging to 
their grandfather Tibbets' marsh, adjoining their marsh on the S. side of 
the Great bay, about half a mile to the westward of Greenland river (Dover 
Records.)  Thomas Roberts conveyed to Mark H. Wentworth, Ap. 20, 1750, his 
marsh, bounded northerly by Haines' marsh, and easterly and southerly by 
Greenland river.						

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