Cammock Patent (Me.)

found: Work cat.: NUCMC data from Maine Hist. Soc. for Scarborough, Me., papers, 1666-1794(Cammock Patent)

found: Attwood, S.B. Length and breadth of Maine, 1946:p. 110 (under Black Point, Scarboro: near outlet of Spurwink River (PRT). Blacke Point (MH5). Blake Point (MH9). Cammocks Patent (MH1))

found: Libbey, D.S. Scarborough becomes a town, 1955:p. 8 (the first legal proprietor within the town was Captain Thomas Cammock, a nephew of the Earl of Warwick; the grant given to him in 1631 by his uncle, then president of the New England Council, was fifteen hundred acres at Black Point; the property extended from the Nonsuch to the Spurwink rivers, extending one mile up the Spurwink. Cammock ... built here sometime before 1638; Cammock was joined by his ... business partner, Henry Jocelyn, who along his Cammock's wife, had equal shares in the property; Cammock died in 1643 and Jocelyn assumed full control of Cammock's property)