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[Falmouth]. Survey of land for Dominicus Jordan on the north side of Spurwink marshes. Extract from Cumberland County Deeds
Gray, Maine
[Standish]. This Is A Plan or Description of a Tract of Land of the Contents of Six Miles Square Surveyed and Laid Out by Me the Subscriber by Virtue of a Grant Made by the Great and General Court at Their Sessions in April ye 13th 1750...
[Scarborough]. A Drafft of Two Parrsells of Fresh Marsh Lyinge Att Mill Crick Dunston
[New Gloucester]. Shaker Settlements
Grand Falls Plantation, T2 N.D.
Grand Falls Southeast Corner lots, including B.B. Thatcher and Eastern Land Company
Lakeville Plantation, T4 R1 NBPP
Stacyville, T3 R6 WELS
Stacyville, T3 R6 WELS
Hopkins Academy Grant
[Grindstone], Township 1 Range 7 WELS, Penobscot County, Maine as Explored in 1930
T4 Indian Purchase, Map 1 of Cottage Lots in Millinocket Area
Township 4 Indian Purchase WELS
T4 Indian [Purchase]
T4 Indian Purchase, Map 3 of Cottage Lots in Millinocket Area
Mattamiscontis T1 R7 NWP
Summit Plantation T1 North Division land owned by the American Realty Company
TA R7 WELS Plan of Lot 9
TA R7 WELS
Page 45. Plan of four townships in the sixth range of townships north of the Waldo Patent adjoining the Plymouth Claim, 1773
Page 10. This plan describes a tract of land between Jay, Chester, and Wyman's Plantation, surveyed for the Commonwealth of Massachusetts in pursuance of directions from the Committee for the Sale of Eastern Lands, 1795
Page 09. Plan of 600 acres of land laid out for the Town of Norway between Raymond and Gray 1805
Page 10. A Plan of a Tract of Land surveyed at the desire of Jonas Stevens Jr., Joseph Stevens, George Lasley and Amos Hobbs, laying in the County of Cumberland laying between the Township Four, Shepardsfield, Otisfield, Waterford, and a Grant of land laid out to Arthur Lee.
Page 10. Plan of the northerly part of Township Four west side of Penobscot River of the Old Indian Purchase, ans is all which remains unsold or ungranted by the State.