George Munjoy (c. 1626–1680) was an early settler in what was Falmouth, Province of Maine. Munjoy Hill, in today's Portland, Maine, is named for him,[1][2][3] as was Peaks Island for a period.[4]
^The Origins of the Street Names of the City of Portland, Maine as of 1995 – Norm and Althea Green, Portland Public Library (1995)
^Munjoy Hill Architectural Development & Context Statement – City of Portland, April 2019
^Moon, John (2009). Portland. Arcadia Publishing. p. 27. ISBN 978-0-7385-6517-0.
^History of Peaks and House Islands – Nathan Goold (1897), p. 8
GeorgeMunjoy (c. 1626–1680) was an early settler in what was Falmouth, Province of Maine. Munjoy Hill, in today's Portland, Maine, is named for him,...
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