| Maine Historical Society - Local history - 1865 - 584 pages
...appear by these following acta. July 13, 1658. We the Inhabitants of Black Point, Blue Point, Spurwinke, and Casco Bay, with all the Islands thereunto belonging,...New-England, as appears by our particular subscriptions in reference of those articles formerly granted to Dover, Kittery, and York, which are now granted... | |
| William Willis - Maine - 1865 - 966 pages
...we mutually accorded in a free and comfortable close." The form of the submission was as follows, " We, the inhabitants of Black Point, Blue Point, Spurwink,...acknowledge ourselves to be subject to the government of Massachusetts bay in New England, as appears by our particular subscriptions in reference of those... | |
| William Willis - Maine - 1865 - 962 pages
...we mutually accorded in a free and comfortable close." The form of the submission was as follows, " We, the inhabitants of Black Point, Blue Point, Spurwink,...thereunto belonging, do own and acknowledge ourselves to bo subject to the government of Massachusetts bay in New England, as appears by our particular subscriptions... | |
| William Willis - Maine - 1865 - 964 pages
...we mutually accorded in a free and comfortable close." The form of the submission was as follows, " We, the inhabitants of Black Point, Blue Point, Spurwink, and Casco bay, with all the islands thereunto Wongiug, do own and acknowledge ourselves to be subject to the government of Massachusetts bay in New... | |
| William Goold - Falmouth (Me.) - 1886 - 620 pages
...with the Episcopalians against Puritan Massachusetts. The form of the submission was as follows : " We, the inhabitants of Black Point, Blue Point, Spurwink...acknowledge ourselves to be subject to the government of Massachusetts bay in New England, as appears by our particular subscriptions in refference of those... | |
| George Fox Bacon - Portland (Me.) - 1891 - 214 pages
...obliged to sign a document known as the " Submission in 1658," its provisions being as follows : '' We, the inhabitants of Black Point, Blue Point, Spurwink and Casco Bay, with all the islands there, unto belonging, do deem and acknowledge ourselves to be subject to the Government of Massachusetts... | |
| Maine - 1899 - 252 pages
...obliged to sign a document acknowledging their submission. The terms of this document were as follows : " We, the inhabitants of Black Point, Blue Point, Spurwink and Casco Bay, with all the islands therewith belonging, do deem and acknowledge ourselves to be subject to the government of Massachusetts... | |
| Henry Sweetser Burrage - America - 1914 - 516 pages
...at Kittery, York, Wells, Saco and Cape Porpoise, there was "serious debate", but final unanimity, ' 'the inhabitants of Black Point, Blue Point, Spurwink...Casco bay, with all the islands thereunto belonging", acknowledging themselves to be subject to the government of Massachusetts bay. Twenty-nine persons... | |
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