Extracts from records in the county of York [1636-1690]

Maine Historical Society. Collections, [1st ser.] v.1

Maine | York County (Me.)

Portland, 1865.

974.1 M28D SER.1, V.1

p.363-381. 23 cm.

Letter from Edward Rishworth to Gov. Endicott, 1656

Collections of the Maine historical society. [1st ser.] v.1

Rishworth, Edward.

Portland, 1831.

Rishworth was an early settler of Maine and a resident of Wells and York. He took oath of allegiance to Massachusetts in 1652 and afterwards served under that colony in various official positions.

974.1 M28D V.1

p.[299]-300 ; 22 1/2 cm.

...Trelawny papers

Baxter, James Phinney, 1831-1921 | Trelawny, Robert, 1598-1644?

Hoyt, Fogg, and Donham, Portland, 1884.

Half-title: Collections of the Maine Historical Society. Second series.

974.1 M28D V.3

xxxi, [1], 520 p. : illus., 5 pl., 2 fold. maps, 6 fold. facsim. ; 24 cm.

Extracts from records in the county of York [1636-1690]

Maine Historical Society. Collections, [1st ser.] v.1

Maine | Sewall, David, 1735-1825 | York County (Me.)

Portland, 1831.

Made by David Sewell of York in 1774 from old volumes of manuscript records of Gorges' colony of Maine and of the county of Yorkshire under the jurisdiction of Massachusetts.

974.1 M28D SER.1, V.1

p.[269]-286 ; 22 1/2 cm.

... Colonial backgrounds of the Piscataqua region

Jones, William Safford, 1872-

University press], Princeton, 1944.

620.6 N43a no.7

24 p. : il. ; octavo.

Anniversary discourse, delivered at Brunswick, September 6th, 1846

Folsom, George, 1802-1869

Portland, 1902]

974.1 M28D SER.1, V.2, PT.1 2N

[3]-79 p. ; 22 1/2 cm.

Anniversary discourse, delivered at Brunswick, September 6th, 1846

Folsom, George, 1802-1869

Portland, 1847]

Also pub. separately.

974.1 M28D SER.1, V.2, PT.1

[3]-79 p. ; 22 1/2 cm.

Nathaniel Phillips' relation, 1668

Maine Historical Society. Collections and proceedings, 2d ser., v.5

Phillips, Nathaniel. | Banks, Charles Edward, 1854-1931

Portland, 1894.

"Document ... from the archives of the Public record office, London ... It is an interesting story, told by royalist, of the methods used by Massachusetts to disturb the status quo which has existed in Maine for three years following the settlement of affairs by the Royal commissioners in 1665."

974.1 M28 SER.2, V.5

p.[189]-194 ; 23 1/2 cm.

Letter from Edward Rishworth to Gov. Endicott, 1656

Collections of the Maine historical society. [1st ser.] v.1

Rishworth, Edward.

Portland, 1865.

Rishworth was an early settler of Maine and a resident of Wells and York. He took oath of allegiance to Massachusetts in 1652 and afterwards served under that colony in various official positions.

974.1 M28D

p.[299]-300 ; 22 1/2 cm.

A petition from the inhabitants of Maine to Oliver Cromwell, 1656

Maine Historical Society. Collections, [1st ser.] v.1

Maine Citizens.

Portland, 1865.

Signed by Tho. Williams and 70 other inhabitants of the towns of York, Kittery, Saco, Wells, and Cape Porpus. Requesting that they be continued under the jurisdiction of Massachusetts.

974.1 M28D SER.1, V.1

p.[392]-395 ; 23 cm.

The Administration of William Gorges, 1636 to 1637: Read before the ... society, December 22, 1885

Collections and proceedings of the Maine historical society. 2d ser., v.1

Banks, Charles Edward, 1854-1931

Portland, 1890.

974.1 M28 V.1

p.125-131 ; 23 1/2 cm.

The history of the district of Maine

Sullivan, James, 1744-1808 | Thornton, John Wingate, 1818-1878

Printed by I. Thomas and E. T. Andrews, Boston, 1795.

974.1 SU5

vii, [1], iv, [1], 6-421, [3] p. (last leaf blank) : map ; 21 cm.

Pemaquid in its relations to our colonial history: an address delivered at Fort Popham, Kennebec River, August, 1874, at the 267th anniversary of the landing made at that spot by the Popham colony

Maine Historical Society. Collections. v.7, art. VIII

Hough, Franklin Benjamin, 1822-1885

Maine Historical Society, Bath, 1876.

974.1 M28 V.7, ART.8

p.127-164. 23 cm.

A petition from the inhabitants of Maine to Oliver Cromwell, 1656

Maine Historical Society. Collections, [1st ser.] v.1

Maine Citizens.

Portland, 1831.

Signed by Tho. Williams and 70 other inhabitants of the towns of York, Kittery, Saco, Wells, and Cape Porpus. Requesting that they be continued under the jurisdiction of Massachusetts.

974.1 M28D SER1, V.1

p.296-299 ; 22 1/2 cm.

The Settlement of Scarborough ... Read before the ... society, May 10, 1895

Maine Historical Society. Collections and proceedings, 2d ser., v.6

Moulton, Augustus Freedom, 1848-

Portland, 1895.

974.1 M28 SER.2, V.6

p.415-440 ; 23 1/2 cm.

Depositions of George Cleeves, George Lewis, and Michael Mitton of Casco, and Henry Watts, George Dearing and John Smith of Black Point relating to the doings of Capt. Robert Nash on the coast of Maine in 1645

Collections of the Maine historical society. [1st ser.] v.1

Cleeve, George, d. 1666? | Lewis, George. | Mitton, Michael, d. 1660? | Watts, Henry. | Dearing, George. | Smith, John, d. 1612 | Lygonia (Colony)

Maine historical society, Portland, 1831.

974.1 M28 SER.1, V.1

p.287-289 ; 22 1/2 cm.

Charter rights of Massachusetts in Maine in the early part of the eighteenth century

Collections and proceedings of the Maine historical society. 2d ser., v.6

Great Britain Attorney-General. | Hardwicke, Philip YorkeEarl of, 1690-1764 | Talbot, Charles TalbotBaron, 1685-1737 | Burrage, Henry S. (Henry Sweetser), 1837-1926 | Great Britain Solicitor-General. | Great Britain Board of Trade.

Portland, 1895.

In 1729 Col. David Dunbar appeared at Pemaquid with a royal commission as governor of the territory of Sagadahock (between Kennebec and St. Croix rivers) he proceeded to grant land, regardless of previous rights, thereby arousing enmity of actual settlers, the holders of Pemaquid, Muscongus and other patents, and the Massachusetts colonial government. A formal protest was made to the home government who turned the matter over to the Lords commissioners for trade and plantations. They in turn referred to the attorney-general and the solicitor-general of the realm for their opinion, which is given here and signed by both: P. Yorke and C. Talbot, 11 August, 1731.

974.1 M28

p.392-414 ; 23 1/2 cm.

The history of Portland, from its first settlement: with notices of the neighboring towns and of the charges of government in Maine ... Part I

Collections of the Maine historical society. [1st ser.] v.1

Willis, William, 1794-1870

Portland, 1831.

This was also issued separately: Portland, Printed by Day, Fraser & co., 1831, followed by Part II, which was issued separately only: Portland, Charles Day & co., printers, 1833.

974.1 M28D

p.[1]-243 : fold. map ; 22 1/2 cm.

A brief narration of the original undertakings for the advancement of plantions in America

Maine Historical Society. Collections, [1st ser.] v.2 [pt.2]

Gorges, FerdinandoSir, 1565?-1647 | Gorges, Ferdinando, 1629-1718

Portland, 1847.

Contains reprint of original title-page, London, 1658. "A brief description of Laconia, a province in New England" and "Of the province of Maine" by Ferdinando Gorges, the younger: p.[66]-71.

974.1 M28D, V.2, PT.2

p.[v]-xiv, [15]-71 ; 22 1/2 cm.

The Avant couriers of colonization ... a paper read on November 19, 1903, before the ... society at a meeting commemorative of the tercentenary of Martin Pring's first voyage to America

Collections of the Maine historical society. 3d ser., v. 2

Baxter, James Phinney, 1831-1921

Portland, 1906.

974.1 M28 V.2

p.[1], 1A-F, 2, 2A-D ; 23 1/2 cm.