| CHAPTER |
DESCRIPTION |
PAGE |
| I. |
Laying the Foundation |
11 |
| II. |
Earliest Settlers |
18 |
| III. |
Kittery Point |
37 |
| IV. |
A Trip up Spruce Creek |
61 |
| V. |
Along Crooked Lane |
77 |
| VI. |
Up the Pascataqua |
88 |
| VII. |
Along the Newichawannock |
111 |
| VIII. |
The Parish of Unity |
123 |
| IX. |
Municipal History |
138 |
| X. |
Conflicts with the Indians |
159 |
| XI. |
Ecclesiastical History |
183 |
| XII. |
Character of the Early Inhabitants |
210 |
| XIII. |
The Navy Yard |
218 |
| XIV. |
Historical Miscellany |
225 |
| XV. |
Biographical Notes |
244 |
| XVI |
Genealogical Notes |
269 |
| |
Additions and Corrections |
809 |
| |
Index of Names |
813 |
| |
Index of Places |
821 |
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ILLUSTRATIONS: |
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Cow Cove and the Old Warren Farm |
22 |
| |
Pipe Stave Landing |
25 |
| |
The Thaxter Cottage, on Site of Champernowne's
House |
38 |
| |
Kittery Harbor, from Site of Champernowne's
"Lower House" |
39 |
| |
The Grave of Francis Champernowne |
40 |
| |
Map of Kittery Point, 1650-1700 |
44 |
| |
The Bray House |
45 |
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Fort McClary |
46 |
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Phyllis' Notch |
48 |
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Warehouse Point |
55 |
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The Gerrish House |
56 |
| |
Sparhawk Mansion |
57 |
| |
The Champernowne |
58 |
| |
Map of Kittery Point, 1775 |
59 |
| |
Joan (Bray) Deering's House, 1700 |
60 |
| |
Goose Cove, 1696 |
62 |
| |
Map of Lower Kittery, 1635-1700 |
65 |
| |
North East of Spruce Creek, 1762 |
67 |
| |
Head of Spruce Creek, 1739 |
70 |
| |
"The Maples," Residenceof Rufus Harrison Remick |
71 |
| |
Shepherd's Hill |
73 |
| |
Gunnison's Neck, 1902 |
78 |
| |
Crooked Lane, from the Roof of the Library |
80 |
| |
Oldest Garrison House |
81 |
| |
Tripe's Point |
83 |
| |
Kittery Foreside |
85 |
| |
Mendum's Cove |
88 |
| |
East Side of Great Cove, 1697 |
91 |
| |
Monument of Christian Remick |
93 |
| |
Long Reach |
95 |
| |
Franks Fort |
99 |
| |
A Portion of the Bay Land |
100 |
| |
Nutter's Cove |
102 |
| |
Map of Middle Parish (Eliot) |
106 |
| |
View from Sunset Hill |
110 |
| |
Mill at Stephen Creek |
118 |
| |
Birch Point, from Eliot Bridge |
124 |
| |
The Nason-Hamilton Estate |
127 |
| |
Little John's Falls |
130 |
| |
Quamphegan Falls |
131 |
| |
Map of Berwick, 1631-1700 |
133 |
| |
Stackpole's Landing |
136 |
| |
The Submission of 1652, front |
143 |
| |
The Submission of 1852, back |
144 |
| |
House of Capt. Benjamin Remick |
148 |
| |
Frost's Hill |
161 |
| |
Ambush Rock |
169 |
| |
Frost Garrison House |
177 |
| |
Church at Kittery Point |
185 |
| |
Parsonage at Kittery Point |
190 |
| |
M. E. Church, Kittery Point |
194 |
| |
Church at Leighton's Point, 1717 - 1837 |
200 |
| |
Congregational Church, Eliot |
203 |
| |
Site of Friends' Meeting-House, Eliot |
206 |
| |
First Christian Church, Kittery |
208 |
| |
Free Baptist Church, Kittery |
209 |
| |
Dartmouth and Kingsweare, England |
212 |
| |
Navy Yard Bridge |
219 |
| |
Kittery Navy Yard, 1902 |
220 |
| |
Kittery Foreside from Navy Yard |
221 |
| |
Excavation for Dry Dock |
223 |
| |
The Old Country Road |
227 |
| |
Elm Avenue, Eliot |
228 |
| |
Oldest House in Eliot, Built in 1727 |
229 |
| |
The Shapleigh House |
230 |
| |
Rice Tavern |
231 |
| |
Residence of Dr. J. L. M. Willis |
233 |
| |
Old School-House, District No. 2, Eliot |
237 |
| |
Green Acre |
239 |
| |
Rice Free Public Library |
242 |
| |
Col. William Pepperrell |
245 |
| |
Margery (Bray) Pepperell |
247 |
| |
The Pepperrell Mansion |
248 |
| |
Sir
William Pepperell |
249 |
| |
Lady Mary (Hirst) Pepperrell |
151 |
| |
Lady Pepperrell's House |
252 |
| |
Hall of Lady Pepperrell's House |
252 |
| |
Parlor of 'Lady Pepperrell's House |
253 |
| |
General William Whipple |
256 |
| |
George Melville Frost, M.D. |
258 |
| |
John Samuel Hill Fogg, M. D. |
260 |
| |
Governor John Fremont Hill |
263 |
| |
Moses
A. Safford, Esq. |
265 |
| |
Hon.
Horace Mitchell |
267 |
| |
Sylvester Bartlett |
290 |
| |
Thomas Haven Dearing, M. D. |
345 |
| |
John Wentworth Deering |
346 |
| |
Charles Sumner Dearing |
347 |
| |
House of Noah Emery |
368 |
| |
The Fogg Burial Ground |
403 |
| |
Samuel Hill |
522 |
| |
William Hill |
524 |
| |
Birthplace of Gov. John Fremont Hill |
525 |
| |
Leighton House, 1690 |
576 |
| |
Andrew P. Leighton |
580 |
| |
John Mendum |
608 |
| |
Lieut. Oliver P. Remick |
696 |
| |
Waldron Spinnery |
746 |
| |
James Shapleigh Tobey |
774 |
| |
Martin Parry Tobey |
778 |
| |
The Old Tripe House and Crooked Lane |
781 |
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