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

LANDMARKS:	Guppy's Point

NAMES: GUPPEY, James; PHILPOT, James; STILES(STYLES),William: 
HUSSEY,Joseph; DOWNS, Thomas; RICKER, Joseph; GUPPY, Joseph; STYLES, Moses; 
DOE, Judge; 

	Guppy's Point.  This is the first point below St. Alban's cove, on
the Newichawannock river.  So named from James Guppey, who conveyed to 
James Philpot, Aug. 3, 1736, 30 acres of land in Dover, bounded northerly 
by the road from Fresh creek to St. Alban's Cove, easterly by Wm. Stiles' 
land, S. by Joseph Hussey's, and W. by that of Thomas Downs and Joseph 
Ricker; being the place where said Guppey then lived.  To his son Joseph he 
conveyed his undivided eighth of Cochecho Point, bounded by the Cochecho 
and Newichawannock rivers and the path that led from Fresh Creek to St. 
Alban's cove.  Joseph Guppy conveyed part of his land including Guppy's 
Point to Wm. Styles.  This point was sold by Moses Styles to Judge Doe, who
uses it for a family burial place.					

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