"South Part of New England" 1634
If you look closely, you can spot
some
recognizable town names
Lots Granted to the First Settlers 1636
"Merrimack Street" is now Route 1A
"High Street" is now Newman Road
"Street" at lower right is likely Cottage Road
Newbury 1640
Today, this area includes Newbury,
Newburyport, and West Newbury
Ferry Routes 1641, 1655
Upper Green c. 1690
Newbury with Property Lines1700
The road running vertically in the
middle
of the map is now High Street (Newburyport).
"Greenleaf's Lane" is now State Street;
"Chandler's Lane" is now Federal Street
Byfield Parish Church Interior Plan of the 1702 meetinghouse
West Parish (West Newbury) 1729
Left image is the map;
right image is the legend
Merrimack River 1741
Byfield Parish Church Interior Plan of the 1746 meetinghouse
Parker River 1746
Spencer-Peirce Farm 1778
Newbury with Parish lines1795
Byfield Parish Church Interior Plan of the 1833 meetinghouse
and record of the purchase price
for each family's pew
DOCUMENTS
Page of Baptismal Records from Byfield Parish Church
Excerpt from 1713/1714
George Lowell Court Summons 1746
Woodbridge School Dedication 1899
List of Vessels belonging to Newburyport 1870
Railroad Ticket Georgetown to Newburyport
Payment Receipt to Richard Short for work on the Newburyport Turnpike
1803
West Newbury Tax Statement They couldn't avoid them
even back in 1881.