Old Kittery and her families

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~.n*y* ^_,u^f /ctwL^-^.-,'J, /fl$^Town a handi-Kittery team/andmile run. In the late afternoncapafter the thespeaking programKitteryQpns two and other officialsgovernorswill visit the Naval base where asalute will be fired in honor19-gunCelebration Of chief executives. Theof the twowill be Admiralparty meffby'ftearJohn H. com-Brown, Jr., USN,mander.Tercentenary After the honors theycustomarywill be on a tour of theescortedAdmiral Brownbase and ship byof theand the officerscommandingNaval Navalshipyard. Hospital,and the Ma-BarracksDisciplinaryrine Barracks.OLD KITTER.YANDHER, FAMILIESBYS. STACKPOLEEVERETTAUTHOR. OF HISTORY OF HISTORYDORHAM, MAINE,ANI> GENEALOCiV OF THE STACKPOLE FAMILY, Etc.MAIXKl.KWISTOX,PRESS OF LEWISTON COMPANYJOUHXAI-1903More than 50 members of thewere in colonial cos-congregationtume.^'Colonial SundayOthers in the ser-participatingvice were Mrs. Macdonlad as Ma-dame Newmarch; Dorothy Woods,|Is Observed Joanna Mrs. Cutts,ByMistress Mis-Mrs.Barter; Berry,Mr. and Mrs. PaultressFernald;J. Sir William andWenners, /LadyChurchKittery Joanne ElizabethGoss,Pepperell;CharlesPeperell; Harry Whenal,17 TheKITTERY, Me., Aug.and Mrs. Ma-Chauncey, Whenal,rich historical of theheritagedame Oscar T. Clark,First Chauncey;church ..." />

UJ?n i/OJliVJ jv) \\,[ 'JMVERS/A . * ; 1 '- C^ iri i~1 /v * -f-~-*^^% > ^ ) ,_-AV.UIBRARY4/ ' f] i U\\\E k- ^ ^ ^-w6o/"n '~ VSI (1^ Tr-" r o; Mrr-^ i f- - : '^ ^ -. X^"NS_ _^ 1 (>~.n*y* ^_ ,u^f /ctwL^-^. -,'J, /fl$ ^Town a handi-Kittery team/and mile run. In the late afternoncap after the thespeaking program KitteryQpns two and other officialsgovernors will visit the Naval base where a salute will be fired in honor19-gun Celebration Of chief executives. Theof the two will be Admiralparty meffby'ftear John H. com-Brown, Jr., USN, mander. Tercentenary After the honors theycustomary will be on a tour of theescorted Admiral Brownbase and ship by of theand the officerscommanding Naval Navalshipyard. Hospital, and the Ma-BarracksDisciplinary rine Barracks.OLD KITTER.Y AND HER, FAMILIES BY S. STACKPOLEEVERETT AUTHOR. OF HISTORY OF HISTORYDORHAM, MAINE, ANI> GENEALOCiV OF THE STACKPOLE FAMILY, Etc. MAIXKl.KWISTOX, PRESS OF LEWISTON COMPANYJOUHXAI- 1903More than 50 members of the were in colonial cos-congregation tume.^'Colonial Sunday Others in the ser-participating vice were Mrs. Macdonlad as Ma- dame Newmarch; Dorothy Woods, | Is Observed Joanna Mrs. Cutts,By Mistress Mis-Mrs.Barter; Berry, Mr. and Mrs. PaultressFernald; J. Sir William andWenners, /LadyChurchKittery Joanne ElizabethGoss,Pepperell; CharlesPeperell; Harry Whenal,17 TheKITTERY, Me., Aug. and Mrs. Ma-Chauncey, Whenal,rich historical of theheritage dame Oscar T. Clark,First Chauncey;church inCongregational sexton.Point wasKittery vivdly por- was in colonialHymn singingat annual obser-trayed Sunday's with the tune "lined out" byvance of styleColonial Sunday. the Carroll H. Evans,percenter,The church wastwo-century-old ! and choir director. No in-oragnistfilled the ser-nearly astocapacity strumental music was used.vice in of William if memory Capt. I After th service af pilgrimageand his Gen.Whipple son, to the church burying groundwho was born inWhipple, the across the street was led thebyGarrison huse inWhipple Kittery costumed choir. Mr. Macdonaldin June and later one of the 'I 1730, '' conducted ata memorial serviceof the Declaration ofsigners In- General TheWhipple's grave. I dependence. and that of Dr.Whipple gravedonated theCaptain Whipple Stevens wer decorated by Dorothyfirst ofpiece communion a Isilver, and Hazel Jean children ofWoods,to the church in 1728.cup, Mr. and Mrs. Woods. i EldredgeGeneral was christenedWhipple Communion silver on indisplayfront of the church Feb.,in pulpit of churchfront the includ-pulpit,the Rev. John New-1731, by 1|14, ed the ; cup given by Captain Whip-whose role was reenacted i march, and other topie, pieces presentedthe Rev. Roderick A.Sunday by j ' the af-church ! by Lady Pepperell Macdonald, pastor. ter the ofdeath her husband Sir '! Mr. and Mrs. Graham C. Alvord, William. Also exhibited was a por-in colonial and their in-costume, ' trait of General loanedWhipplefant Drake Al-son, Christopher the school board of Portsmouth.bythe fa-vord, represented Whipple 1 mily. The first two scenes the the historic town atdepicted Kittery, Me., presentation of the the mouth of thecommunion Piscataqua river, by to the church the the has in hand thecup and christ- sea, preparation I of General of an elaborate which willening programWhipple. t at its Old Home weekDeacons Barter and John be presentedHenry : Fernald 16 22. Sun-were Select- celebration, August toportrayed by men be of wor-W. Cutts and will aJoseph day day religitu.sReginald i,F. both a of anddea- ship; Monday, day greetingBerry, present-day cons. of willassignment guests; Tuesaay The be Veterans' and and afinal scene was the Military day,reading of with Gov. John G. Wiiiantthe Declaration of clambake,Independence ( as ofthe Rev. guest honor; Wednesday, sportsby D.Benjamin Stevens, of all annual meetsecond kinds; Thursday,D., of thepastor church, and field ofwho was ding day "PiscataquaMr. Mac-portrayed by a historical bothdonald. Pioneers," pageant,The historic document had ( 1 noafternoon and evening; Friday,ordered readijbeen in each pulpit Saturday after-the special program;colonies.throughout j noon, clambake at Fort McClaryinstructor ofDudley Herbert, andpark. Open house, reunions,atEnglish Traip wasacademy,F CONTENTS. CHAPTER PAGE I. the FoundationsLaying II II. Earliest Settlers 18 III. PointKittery 37 IV. A CreekTrip up Spruce 6l V. Crooked LaneAlong 77 VI. the 88Up Pascataqua VII. the Newichawannock mAlong VIII. The Parish of Unity 123 IX. Municipal History 138 X. Conflicts with the Indians 159 XI. Ecclesiastical .-History. 183 XII. Character of the Inhabitants 210Early XIII. The Yard 218Xavy XIV. Historical Miscellany 225 XV. SketchesBiographical 244 NotesXVI. Genealogical 269 Additions and Correction? 809 Index of Names 813 of . 821Index Places..