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

LANDMARKS:The Gulf	

NAMES: FURBER, William; NOCK, Thomas; KID, James; CLEMENT, Job; 	
	The Gulf.  Mentioned the 30th, 6 mo., 1643, when 20 acres were 
granted Wm. Furber, "abutting upon a certain place called ye Gulfe." and 
again the same year mentioned is made of William ffurber's twenty acres of
upland, lying north of the river Cochechoe, below ye falls, abutting on a
certain place called ye Gulfe.  These twenty acres were conveyed to Thomas
Nock July 2, 1657, James Kid, Oct. 28, 1714, conveyed to Job Clement 20 
acres joining the Cochecho river at a place called the Gulf.  This name is 
still retained.  The Gulf is an enlargement of the Cochecho river, just 
below the head of tide water.						

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