- or
early December.
Kennebunkport was
first incorporated in 1653 as Cape
Porpus,
subject to the
government of the M****achusetts Bay
Colony (Maine was admitted...
- and his son, John,
inherited 1,000
acres "eight or nine
miles above Cape
Porpus River Falls.” He died in a
matter of days upon the composition, with it...
- for
baking “Red Deer Venison, Wild-Boar,
Gammons of Bacon, Swans, Elkes,
Porpus and such like
standing dishes,
which must be kept long" in a "...moyst,...
- land
grant from the
Plymouth Colony. The town was
incorporated as "Cape
Porpus"
under the
government of the M****achusetts Bay
Colony in 1653.
During King...
- Bridge's
Plantation → Town of
Kingville → Joy →
Montgomery → Troy Cape
Porpus →
Arundel →
Kennebunk Port →
North Kennebunkport →
Arundel Cold
Stream →...
- List of shipwrecks:
Unknown date 1768 Ship
State Description Porpus Great
Britain The ship
foundered in the
North Sea.
Tryall Great
Britain The ship...
