Capt. John Mason : the founder of New Hampshire including his tract on Newfoundland, 1620

• Main Author: Dean, John Ward, 1815-1902.
• Format: Text
• Language: English
• Published: Boston : Printed for the Society 1887
• Subjects: Mason family; Mason; John; 1586-1635; Cape Anne; Wollaston; Newfoundland
• Online Access: http://hdl.handle.net/2027/hvd.hn3tck; http://hdl.handle.net/2027/mdp.39015027068603

Special t.p. : Capt. John Mason, the founder of New Hampshire. Including his tract on Newfoundland, 1620 the American charters in which he was a grantee with letters and other historical documents. Together with a memoir By Charles Wesley Tuttle. Edited with historical illustrations By John Ward Dean. Boston : The Prince Society. 1887. Includes bibliographical references and index. Preface.--Memoir of Capt. John Mason.--Family of Capt. John Mason.--Capt. John Mason's patent of Mariana, by Charles Levi Woodbury.--Capt. Mason's plantations on the Pascataqua.--Introduction to John Mason's "Brief discourse."--A briefe discovrse of the Nevv-foundland [by John Mason] Edinbvrgh, A. Hart, 1620.--Early English works on Newfoundland.--A grant of Cape Anne in New England from the president and Councill of New England to Iohn Mason, esq.r [March 9, 1621-2]--A grant of the province of Maine to Sr Ferdinando Gorges, and John Mason, esq.r 10th of August, 1622.--Grant of New Hampshire, November 7, 1629. By the Council of New-England, to Captain John Mason.--The grant of the province of Laconia to Sr Ferdinando Gorges & Capt. John Mason, the 17th of Nov. 1629.--Grant & confirmation of Pescataway to Sr Ferdinando Gorges & Capt. Mason & others año 1631.--Grant of New-Hampshire and Massonia to Captain John Mason [April 22, 1635]--Letters and documents, 1615-1661.--Charter from Charles I. to Capt. John Mason, August 19, 1635.--Lease from the Council of New England to Wollaston, April 18, 1635.--Deed of Wollaston to Mason, June 11, 1635.--Deed from Gorges to Mason, September 17, 1635.--Will of Captain Mason.--Memorial to Capt. John Mason, at Portsmouth, England. Mode of access: Internet.