Here is a link for maps of Salem Village with property owners name. It is a very good resource.
http://salem.lib.virginia.edu/home.html
This is a link to an online book of the first Massachusetts census taken 1765. It does not give names of land owner, but it is a very good representation of just how many adult males there were living in Massachusetts. http://archive.org/stream/earlycensusmaki00bentgoog#page/n30/mode/2up
One of the things that can be confusing is what the area looked like so here is a link where maps can be found of the New World Massachusetts Bay and New England around 1600.
http://archive.org/stream/earlycensusmaki00bentgoog#page/n30/mode/2up
Massachusetts Birth Records
http://www.massachusetts-genealogy.com/Massachusetts-Birth-Records.cfm
The Plymouth Colony Archive Project: Searchable index of maps, early court cases, and the people of Plymouth 620
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The 2nd Map link is not working - please fix ;-), it sounds interesting.
I want to point out this book with the 1765 Census also includes York & Lincoln counties (now Maine) and enumerates the number of Indians and slaves in the towns, which is interesting to follow. The book also has a c1741 enumeration showing number of slaves in each town and again includes York county.
Thank you very much for sharing these links.
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