Statistics for occurrence #1 of “Salem River” in chapter 13 of George Bancroft, History of the Colonization of the United States, Vol. 1, 17th edition.:
... a plantation in Newfoundland, a man of action, like himself.
It was not difficult for Mason, who had been elected an associate and secretary of the council, to obtain a grant of the lands between Salem River and the farthest head of the Merrimac; but he did no more with his vast estate than give it a name.
The passion for land increased; and Gorges and Mason next took a patent for Laconia, the whole c...
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