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Township 1 Range 1 NBKP, Taunton and Raynham. Subdivision of lot 13, shows lots and roads.
Township 5 Range 4 NBKP, Blake Gore. Outline showing waterways.
Townships 3 Range 3 and 2 Range 3 BKP WKR, Bog Brook Tract, Dead River. Carrying Place Twps. Shows forest type, lots, public lots and roads.
Township 3 Range 5 NBKP, Dole Brook Township. Shows sections, roads and farm.
Township 4 Range 16 WELS, Elm Stream Township. Shows public lots, roads and turnpike.
Township 4 Range 4 BKP WKR, Flagstaff Township. Shows property and flowage on Dead River.
Township 4 Range 3, BKP WKR, Bigelow and Wyman Township. Shows lots, public lots and roads. Shows Franklin County.
Township 2 Range 6 BKP WKR, Johnson Mountain and Cold Stream. Shows public lots and roads.
Township 3 Range 3 BKP WKR, Dead River Township. Shows forest type on Picked Chicked Tract.
Atlases 1871-1884
Lakeville Plantation, T4 R1 NBPP
Stacyville, T3 R6 WELS
Stacyville, T3 R6 WELS
Township 4 Indian Purchase WELS
T4 Indian Purchase, Map 1 of Cottage Lots in Millinocket Area
T4 Indian Purchase, Map 3 of Cottage Lots in Millinocket Area
Grand Falls Southeast Corner lots, including B.B. Thatcher and Eastern Land Company
Grand Falls Plantation, T2 N.D.
Hopkins Academy Grant
T4 Indian [Purchase]
[Grindstone], Township 1 Range 7 WELS, Penobscot County, Maine as Explored in 1930
[Bridgton]. A Plott of a Tract of Land of the Contents of Seven Miles Square Granted to Benjamin Milliken, Esq. and Others June 24th A.D. 1765 In Lieu of a Township Formerly Granted to Capt. John Tyler, Joseph Pike, and Other Officers and Soldiers in the Canada Expedition A.D. 1690, Supposed to Lay in the Countys of Cumberland and York in the Late Province of Main.
[Brunswick]. Map Showing Benjamin Chase Estate Annexed to Brunswick from an Act of March 4, 1790.
Cape Elizabeth, Richmond's Island, and Casco Neck
[Raymond]. This Plan Represents a Gore of Land Belonging to the Commonwealth of Massachusetts and the State of Maine, situated and lying between Raymon[d], and a gore of land formerly called Thompson Pond Plantation.