anded by Martin Pring, enter Penobscot Bay and the mouth of a river, probably the Saco......June 7, 1603
Henry IV.
of France grants to Pierre de Gast Sieur de Monts all the territory between lat. 40° and 46° N., and appoints him governor of the
M. d'aulney de Charnisy, from the Acadian country, takes possession of the trading-house at Biguyduce (Penobscot) for France......1635
Gorges, empowered by the Plymouth council, April 22, 1635, sends over his son William as governor of the ternal government in the province of Maine......June 23, 1665
By the treaty of Breda the English surrender Nova Scotia to France, which also claims the province east of the Penobscot......July 31, 1667
Four commissioners from Massachusetts hold a Oct. 2, 17 10
By treaty of Utrecht, all Nova Scotia, Annapolis Royal, and all other things in these parts belonging to France are ceded to Great Britain......March 30, 1713
Berwick incorporated out of the northern settlements of Kittery......Ju
he eastern and northern boundary; the Canadian province of Quebec lies to the northwest, and New Hampshire to the west below lat. 45° 20′. Area, 33,040 square miles in sixteen counties.
Population, the decision of a commission which had been appointed and reported that the right of soil in New Hampshire and Maine probably belonged not to Massachusetts colony, but to the terre-tenants ......1676 side of the river down to Merry-meeting bay ......July 7, 1684
Treaty made by Maine and New Hampshire with four tribes of Indians......Sept. 8, 1685
Joseph Dudley, a native of Massachusetts, 703
Enemy destroy Black Point, attack York and Berwick; legislatures of Massachusetts and New Hampshire offer £ 20 for every Indian prisoner under ten years of age, and £ 40 for every one older, orunswick incorporated......June 24, 1737
King in council fixes the line between Maine and New Hampshire to pass through the entrance of Piscataqua Harbor and the middle of the river to the farther
