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2. www.mainememory.net › timeline › 1600Maine History Timeline 1600s - Maine Memory Network

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   1602–1603. English expeditions by Bartholomew Gosnold (1572–1607) and Martin Pring (1580–1646) to Maine coast. Samuel de Champlain. 1604–1605. Samuel de Champlain (1567–1635) charts Maine coast; Sieur de Monts tries to establish permanent settlement on St. Croix Island. 1605.

3. www.mainegenealogy.net › map_searchMaine Historical Maps | Maine Genealogy

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   This database indexes 4,122 historical maps of Maine's counties, cities, towns and plantations from these and other repositories: Search thousands of historical maps of Maine from several online repositories.

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   What is a historical Maine map collection?

   • This Historical Maine Map Collection are from original copies. Most historical maps of Maine were published in atlases and spans over 300 years of growth for the state. Some Maine maps years have cities, railroads, P.O. locations, township outlines, and other features useful to the Maine researcher.

   Old Historical City, County and State Maps of Maine - Mapgeeks

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   What was Maine like in the 1600s?

   • It is evident that during the early years of the 1600s, there was a lawless, rowdy element along the Maine coast, the results of which included rough and frequently violent competition, and a number of severely disorderly acts. It is also evident that at least some saw Maine as a haven from law and order. But by the 1630s, a change was occurring.

   The Founding of Maine, 1600-1640: A Revisionist Interpretation

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   Was there a fisherman in Maine before 1600?

   • There are several ways. First, there is not a single extant document placing fishermen along the Maine coast prior to 1600. Brereton’s report of 1602 is the earliest document that can be found by proponents of this argument and he wasn’t even sure if the French there previously were traders or fishermen.

   The Founding of Maine, 1600-1640: A Revisionist Interpretation

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   Does Maine history have a retelling of the founding of Maine?

   • It has been accepted for inclusion in Maine History by an authorized administrator of DigitalCommons@UMaine. For more information, please contact um.library.technical.services@maine.edu. There has long been a standard portrait of the founding of Maine which, with minor variations, has remained remarkably durable through numerous retellings.

   The Founding of Maine, 1600-1640: A Revisionist Interpretation

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5. mapgeeks.org › mainOld Historical City, County and State Maps of Maine - Mapgeeks

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   The maps date from the 18th century to the present and include: State Map of Maine state with the counties and the county seats. Maine Township maps, including maps showing the progress of the original government surveys. Maine Road, Highway and railroad maps. Maine Maps showing the state’s geological features. Maine Nautical charts.

6. www.oldmapsonline.org › en › MaineOld maps of Maine

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   New commercial, sportsmen's and route survey of Maine : showing all postoffices, railroads, electric roads, principal highways, lighthouses, camps and trails, with index showing population latest census

7. www.loc.gov › item › 2013591350[Maps of Maine, from 1620 to 1795] | Library of Congress

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   All maps in this collection are photocopies or facsimiles. This record covers single maps of Maine as a whole, which are not represented in the LC database by separate catalog records. This collection includes photocopies of printed or manuscript single maps as well as printed facsimiles. To request a specific map or for more information, contact a reference librarian in the Geography & Map ...

8. digitalcommons.library.umaine.edu › cgi › viewThe Founding of Maine, 1600-1640: A Revisionist Interpretation

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   A REVISIONIST INTERPRETATION. There has long been a standard portrait of the founding of Maine which, with minor variations, has remained remarkably durable through numerous retellings. The essential theme is as follows: In the early or mid-1500s unrecorded fishermen and traders began visiting the rugged Maine coast.

9. maineanencyclopedia.com › timeline-of-maineTimeline Maine History: Exploration, Early European ...

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   1605. Weymouth Cross, Allen Island. George Weymouth sails from England on March 31. His expedition lands on Monhegan Island; explores the Maine coast; and kidnaps five Indians to England. He explores Allen Island where a cross was erected in 1907 to commemorate, 300 years later, Maine’s first church service held by Weymouth on the island.