- the
Chebacco Watershed.
Chebacco Lake is
designated as a
Great Pond,
putting it
under state ownership but
remaining open to
public use.
Chebacco Lake...
- 1819. It was
previously a part of the town of
Ipswich and was then
called Chebacco Parish. The
first European settlers arrived in 1634. At that time, the...
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against British taxation, for
which he was once
jailed As the
pastor of the
Chebacco Parish from 1680 to his
death in 1725, Wise
lived in Ipswich, M****achusetts...
- members.
Filming commenced in Es**** County, M****achusetts, in
August 2009.
Chebacco Lake was used to
portray the
fictional Amoskeag Lake
where the Earnshaw...
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Accepting a call to the
church at
Chebacco in 1678,
Shepard encountered further opposition. The
residents of
Chebacco, who
tired of the long trip to the...
- of town are
bordered by water, with the
Ipswich River to the west and
Chebacco Lake and
several other small ponds to the east. The
highest point in town...
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commissioned U.S.
naval vessel.[citation needed] The
original Fame was a fast
Chebacco fishing schooner that was
reborn as a
privateer when war
broke out in the...
- on a ship
called the
Susan and Ellen. Upon arrival, they
settled in the
Chebacco area of Ipswich, M****achusetts. The
elder Proctor owned many properties...
- Rick (2017). "Growing up in Asticou: The Late 1940s to Mid-1960s" (PDF).
Chebacco: The
Magazine of the
Mount Desert Island Historical Society. 18: 73–87...
- 1813, the
Canadian privateer Dart
drove the
American privateer Orange, a
chebacco boat of two guns and 11 men, on to Fox
Island in
Machias Bay on the coast...