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Lygonia was a
proprietary province in pre-colonial Maine,
created through a
grant from the
Plymouth Council for New
England in 1630 to
lands then under...
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Patent (also
known as the
Kennebec Purchase or
Plymouth Patent), 1629
Lygonia Patent, 1630
Muscongus Patent (also
known as the
Waldo Patent, and, eventually...
- the
kings of
England during this era, and
included New Somersetshire,
Lygonia, and
Falmouth (now Portland, Maine). The
province was
incorporated into...
- A
disputed 1630
patent split off the area
around present-day Saco as
Lygonia.
Justifying its
actions with a 1652
geographic survey that
showed an overlapping...
- the
kings of
England during this era, and
included New Somersetshire,
Lygonia, and Falmouth. The
province was
incorporated into the M****achusetts Bay...
- 1607–08,
portions of Maine's
territory were
styled the
Province of
Maine and
Lygonia, and
subjected to
colonial governments in the 17th century.
Other portions...
- (or
Sagadahoc Colony)† Gorges-Mason Grant†
Mason Lands Gorges Patent†
Lygonia Patent† New Somersetshire†
Muscongus Patent (also
known as the
Waldo Patent...
-
established in 1652 to
include the area of the
proprietary province of
Lygonia when the M****achusetts Bay
Colony first ****erted
territorial claims over...
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English Parliamentarian Alexander Rigby bought the
large existing Plough of
Lygonia patent,
which included Cape Elizabeth. The Cape
Elizabeth settlement on...
- of today's Portland, Maine. He was
Deputy President of the
Province of
Lygonia from 1643
until the
final submission of its
Maine towns to M****achusetts...
