1774  This town . . . affords a great store of fine timber . . . white and black ash; white mapple; rock mapple (a very fine wood for household furniture). . . .
1832  The rock maple [is] . . . a very hard wood, but not durable in exposed situations. . . .
1954  Here there were . . . hills clothed with white maple and rock maple. . . .
1957  As we left the shipyard, he was climbing like an aged cat about the framework of oak and rock maple.