In “Grit and Gales: The Hardships of Dover’s History,” we delve into the tales of struggle and adversity that have left an indelible mark on Dover’s legacy. This section sheds light on the darker chapters of our town’s past, from the plight of the less fortunate to the resilience shown during times of trial. These stories are not just of sorrow and challenge but are testaments to the unyielding spirit of Dover’s people, who navigated through life’s storms. Join us as we explore the depths of human endurance and the strength that emerged in the face of Dover’s toughest times.
January 24th 1802. At an assembly of the parishioners of the said parish in the vestry room pursuant to notice having been given as usual, for that purpose this day after evening service in order to take the following case into consideration. Whereas Mary Williams a vagrant on the fourth day of January instant, was…