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This deed was recorded in the Essex Registry of Deeds, volume 15, leaf 136, April 13, 1702; and the following copy is from this record : -
To all people unto whom these presents shall come Samuel English Joseph English & John Vmpee Indians Grand Child- ren & ye next true rightfull & lawfull heirs of Masquono- monit als Muschonomet Indian decd who was cheif Sagamore
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and native proprietors of yt whole Tract of land Extending from ye Southerly side of ye River merimack unto Naumkeeg als Bass. River lying in ye county of Efsex within ye province of ye mafsachusetts bay In New Engld Send Greeting whereas divers Englishmen many years since in ye life time of ye said Musquonomitt als Muschonomett & by & with his Know- ledge licence & Good liking did Enter upon Subdue Improve Build & Settle an English Plantation, containing about Eight Thousand acres of land more or Lefs now called & Known by ye name of Bradford within & upon part of ye aforesd Tract of land in ye county of Efsex aforesd which said Plantation or Township of Bradford and ye lands thereof are butted & Bounded Northerly upon ye Said River Merrimack Easterly upon the Line of the Township of Newbury untill it come to ye Run of water in a certain Swamp comonly called Beaver Swamp & then Running on a Streight line to a certain Rock comonly called Hardys Rock & From thence to a white oak markt on Three sides standing near into John Pickards ffarme So called & from thence Running near said John Pickards house & So over Johnsons Pond so called to an oak tree Standing at ye southeasterly corner of ye Pond called Little Pond and from thence to a Run of water on ye North Side of a certain hill comonly called & Known by ye Name of Philistine hill & following yt Run of water till it come to ye Line of The Town of Andover & so upon Andover Line till it come to ye River Merrimack as also a certain Island cald & Known by ye name of Gages Island containing about six acres of land more or Lefs lying in merrimack River aforesd now Know yee yt we ye said Samuel English Joseph English & John Vmpee ye true right- full and lawfull heirs of ye abovenamed Sagamore musquo- nomonit als muschonnomet as well upon ye consideracon aforesd as for divers other good causes & consideracons us thereunto moving more especially for & in consideration of ye sum of Six pounds & ten shillings in currant Silver mony of NewEngld to us in hand at & before ye Ensealing &
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delivery of these presents well & truly Paid by John Tenny Phillip Atwood & John Boynton all of Bradford aforesd yeomen appointed a comittee by ye Rest of ye Freeholders & proprietors of ye lands within and belonging to ye said town- ship ye receipt of which sum of six pounds ten shillings in mony we do hereby acknowledge & our selves to be therewth well satisfied contented & fully paid have given granted aliened Released Enfeofed Ratified & confirmed and for Ever Quittclaimed and for us & Every of us Each and Every of our heirs Do by these presents freely fully & absolutely give grant aliene Release Enfeofe Ratify confirm & for Ever quittclaim unto ye sd John Tenny Phillip Atwood & John Bointon & ye Rest of ye ffreeholders & proprietors of lands within ye said Township of Bradford their heirs & afsignes for ever all ye beforementioned Tract of land Plantation or township called Bradford containing Eight Thousand acres of land, more or less & described & butted & bounded as as above Exprefsed or howsoever otherwise ye same is.Butted bounded or Reputed to be bounded & also all yt Island aforesd com- only called Gages Island together with all houses Edifices Buildings trees timber woods underwoods feilds feedings pastures marshes meadows swamps ponds pools Runs Rivo- letts Stones herbage Rights members hereditaments profitts priveledges Comodities Emolumts & appurtces whatsoever upon ye aforesd tract of land & Island or any part thereof or to ye Same or any part or percell thereof belonging or in any wise appertaining & also all ye Estate right title Intrest In- heritance use property pofsefsion claim & demand whatso- ever of us ye said Samuel English Joseph English John Vmpee & every of us our & every of our heirs of in to and out of ye Same wth ye reversion & reversions Remainder & Remainders thereof & also all & Every Sum & Sums of mony or paymts wtsoever to be asked challenged or in any wise demanded therefore Excepting only a certain percell of Land of about three hundred acres comonly called mrs Phillips hir ffarme Extending from ye aforesd River Merrimack up
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to Rouly Road and all ye meadows Belonging to said ffarme Lying within ye sd Town of Bradford according as said farm is Bounded To Have & to Hold all the Before mentioned to be granted & Released Lands & premises in ye actuall pofsefsion of ye said John Tenny Phillip Atwood & John Bointon & other ye freeholders & proprietors of ye said Town of Bradford being (Except only as before is Excepted) withall ye rights members profitts Hereditaments & & ap- purtenances thereunto belonging unto ye said John Tenny Phillip Atwood & John Bointon & ye Rest of ye ffreeholders & proprietors of ye said town of Bradford their heirs & afsignes for Ever To their only proper use Benefitt & behoofe respectively for evermore ffreely peaceably & Quietly to pofsefs use occupy & Enjoy ye same as a good perfect & absolute Estate of Inheritance In fee without the least lett deniall molestation Suit Trouble Eviction Ejection claim or demand of us ye said Samuel English Joseph English & John Vmpee or any or Either of us or any or Either of our heirs or of any other person or persons from by or under us any or Either [of] us & we do hereby for ourselves & our heirs covenant grant & agree to & with the said John Tenney Phillip Attwood & John Bointon their heirs Exers & admrs on behalf of themselves & ye Rest of ye freeholders & pro- prietors of ye town of Bradford aforesd their heirs & afsignes to warrant & defend all ye said Granted & Released premises & Every part & parcell thereof unto ye said John Tenney Phillip Atwood John Bointon & ye Rest of freeholders & pprietors of ye sd town of Bradford their heirs & afsignes for Ever against ourselves & our heirs & Every of them & all & all and Every other person or persons having claiming or pretending To Have or claim any Estate Right title or Interest in or to ye same from by or under us any or Either of us or from by or under ye sd musquonominit als muschonnomet or any other Sagamore or Indian whatso- ever In witnefs whereof we have hereunto set our hands & seals ye Thirtieth day of January anno Domini one thou-
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sand seven hundred, Annoq R R Gulielmi Tertii angliæ &c Decimo
Signed seald & DD in presence of us By SAMUEL ENGLISH on march 21 1700
ye
SAMUEL HASIN for Sam SAMLL 5 ENGLISH & seale
mark of
ROBERT CLEMENT for Joseph 31 5 1701 MOSES PARKRE for sam JOSEPH ENGLISH & seale
JOHN GRIFFIN for Joseph 31 5 1701
ye mark
JOHN
VMPEE & a seale
THO: PARLEY 1 for John Vmpee of
JOSEPH FFOSTER 22d octobr 1701
Haverhill march 21 1700 or 1701 Samuel English Indian one of ye wthin named subscribers being present signed owned & acknowledged ye wthin written to be his act & deed
Before me NATHIL SALTONSTALL Just of Peace
Haverhill July 31: 1701 ye wthin named Joseph English appeared & signed sealed & owned & acknowledged ye In- strumt on ye other side to be his act & deed
Before me. NATHANIEL SALTONSTALL Justice of peace
andover octobr 22d 1701 John Vmpee one of ye wthin named subscribers being present owned & acknowledged ye wthin written Instrumt to be his act and Deed
Before me DUDLEY BRADSTREET F: peace
Recorded with this deed in the Registry of Deeds is the following receipt signed by Joseph English and John Umpee: -
Recd on ye Thirtieth day of January 1700/1 of the within named John Tenny Phillip Atwood & John Boynton
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ye sum of six pounds Ten shillings in currant silver mony of New England in full payment of ye purchase consideration within mentioned By us
ye mark
JOSEPH
ENGLISH on 31 : 5 : 1701
of
JOHN C VMPEE
his mark
Of the witnesses to this deed Robert Clement lived in Haverhill, John Griffin in Bradford, Thomas Perley in Boxford, and Joseph Foster and Moses Parker were from Billerica and Chelmsford respec- tively, being the companions of these Indians as their attorneys on the occasions of these transactions with the several towns,
In the above deed the Phillips farm was excepted. After that deed was drawn and executed by Samuel English, he signed a deed of this farm to Rev. Ed- ward Payson and Robert Greenough, both of Rowley. Mr. Payson was pastor of the church in Rowley, having preached there for a score of years. He was forty-three years of age at this time. Mr. Greenough was of about the same age as Mr. Payson. This deed is dated March 26, 1701, and was recorded in the Essex Registry of Deeds, book 14, leaf 160, May 30, 1701. The following copy is taken from this record : -
To all Christian People to whome this Deed of Sale shall come Sam: English an Indian hier to ye old Sagamore Mas- quenominet of aggawam Sendeth Greeting Know yee that I Sam : English of ye Towne of Chelmsford in ye County of Middlefex province of ye Mafsachufets Bay in new England
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Diuers good Caufes & Confideracons me therevnto mouing but Especialy for & Confideracon of ye full & Just Summe of Eighteen poundes in money by me Received which is full Satisfacon to me and Thereof acquitt & discharge mr Edward Paifon & mr Robert Greenough thier hiers Executors adminif- trators Haue Granted bargained Sold & doe by thefe Psents Giue Grant bargaine Sell Ratifie Confirme aliene Enfeoffe & deliuer to ye abouesd mr Edward Paison & mr Robert Green- ough both of ye Towne of Rowley in the county of Efsex a Certaine parcell of Land Scituate Lying & being within ye bounds of ye Towne of Bradford in the County of Efsex ye land being by Estimacon three hundred acres be ye Contents thereof more or be they lefs as it is perticularly abutted & bounded Eafterly by land formerly laid out to m' Ezekiel Rogers Southerly by a road from Rowley to Bradford West- erly by ye brooke Called Johnfons Brooke or Creeke north- erly by Merrimack riuer alfoe Twenty acres of meadow within the bounds of ye Towne of Bradford in ye meadow Called Jeremiah meadow all ye abouesd Land & meadow in sd Township of Bradford yt was formerly Granted by Rowley Towne to mr Samuel Phillips Deceafed Each parceles of land & meadow as they are perticularly Granted & Entred in ye records of Rowley Towne with all and Singular ye priui- ledges & apurtenances Therevnto belonging or in any manner of wife appertaining (viz) wood Timber buildings fences springs brooks Orchards mines mineralls or any priuiledge whatsoeuer to them ye sd mr Edward Paifon & mr Robert Greenough thier Executors adminiftrators & afsigns To Haue & to Hold as a perfect & abfolute Estate of Inheritance in ffee Simple for Euer alfoe I doe by thefe prefents Declare that I haue good right full power & Lawfull authority in my owne name to giue grant Sell & Convey the same as abouesaid & that it shall & may be lawfull from time to time & at all times hereafter for ye abouesd mr Paifon & mr Greenough & thier hiers Executors adminiftrators & afsignes to Haue Hold vfe Occupie & Enjoy to ye Seuerall vfe & vfes free & cleare
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& freely & Clearly acquitted of & from all former & other In- dian Claimes orany other Grants Gifts Recognifance Charges Sailes at Law or any Incombrance whatsoeuer & shall re- maine free & cleare from me my hiers Executors adminiftra- tors or afsignes or any other perfon or perfons that Shall Lay any Lawfull Claime or Title to or into any part of ye pre- mifes in Witnefs whereof I haue Sett to my hand & Seale March the Twenty Sixth One Thoufand Seuen hundred & one & in the Thirteenth yeare of William the Third of Eng- land Scotland ffrance & Ireland King defender of ye faith : Signed Sealed & Delivered
in Psence of Witnefses his
JARUIS RING SAM :
SAMUEL EASTMAN
PHILIP GRELEY
ENGLISH & Seale
marke
Ipswch March the Twenty Eight 1701 Then the aboue sd Sam : English an Indian perfonaly appeared & acknow- ledged this Instrument to be his free act & Deed before me JOHN APPLETON f Pe
These witnesses were all natives and inhabitants of Salisbury, and the deed was probably signed and witnessed in that town; but it was acknowledged in Ipswich, before John Appleton, Esq., on the twenty- eighth of the month, two days after it was written. Of these witnesses, Jarvis Ring was forty-two years of age; Samuel Eastman, forty-three; and Philip Greeley, fifty-six. John Appleton resided in Ipswich, where he was a merchant, town clerk, representative to the general court, clerk of courts, colonel of the regiment, and at this time he was forty-eight years of age and a member of the Governor's council.
This last act of Samuel English was probably per- formed without the cognizance of Moses Parker and
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certainly without the knowledge of Joseph Foster. The latter was so incensed about it that he made the following deposition, which was recorded in the Essex Registry of Deeds, volume 14, leaf 195, on the day it was taken, Sept. 12, 1701 :-
Joseph ffoster of full age testifieth that Samuel English that Claimed a title to Bradford land had no power or right of himselfe to Reserue any part of said Bradford to himfelfe or to make any perticular Conveyance of any part of Said land Ether to Mofes Parker or any other without my Con- sent hauing before the time that Bradford Comittey pur- chafed thier Indian title Comitted all his power into ye hands of Joseph Foster abouesaid & Moses Parker to act in his or thier behalfe neither had he any power of himfelfe without ye approbation of sd foster to Except mr philipes farme which he neuer had for he said Samuel Inglish had by an act under hand & seale acknowledged before Major Hinchman that he had Comitted the whole Concerne of this matter into ye hands of said Foster & parker abouesaid :
Sworne Salem September The 12th 1701 before
JOHN HATHORNE Just JONATHAN CORWINES peace
These justices were two of the judges who pre- sided over the court of oyer and terminer during the trials of the witchcraft cases in 1692.
Mr. Foster was probably appeased in some way, as on the twenty-second of the next month he ap- peared with John Umpee and witnessed his signature to the Bradford deed.
THE DEED OF TOPSFIELD
THE next and last place to which these Indians laid claim was Topsfield. A meeting of the inhabi- tants was held February 10, 1700-01, to consider the matter, and it was agreed to refer the claim to a con- mittee with full power to agree with the Indians. The committee chosen for this purpose consisted of Cap- tain John Gould, Lieutenant Thomas Baker, Captain John How, Ensign Samuel Howlett, and Isaac Pea- body.' Captain Gould, at this time, was sixty-five years of age. He was the patriot who had led his military company to Boston to oppose the government of Sir Edmund Andros, and was imprisoned for treason. Lieutenant Baker was sixty-four years old. Captain How was about fifty-eight and an innholder. Samuel Howlett was about fifty years old. Isaac Peabody lived on the old Peabody homestead and at this time was fifty-two years of age.
This committee conferred with the Indians, and for three pounds in money Samuel English agreed to give the town a quitclaim deed of its territory. The deed of the Sagamore Masconomet included this territory, to be sure, but it was thought best to settle
1 " At a lawfull Towne meeting ye 10th of fabruary 1700 or 1701 it was agreed to giue full power to a Commity to agree with ye Indians as lays claime to our lands voted
" Capt John Gould and Leiut Thomas Baker and Capt John How and Ens Samuell Howlet and Isaac Pabody are Chosen and haue full power in ye behalfe of ye Towne to agree with the Indians as lays Claime to our Lands voted "
- Topsfield Town Records, volume 3, page 108.
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with this grandson of the chief. That the town had the deed to John Winthrop in contemplation is evi- denced by a vote of the town passed at the same meeting when the committee to settle with the In- dians was chosen. This vote was to procure a copy of the Winthrop deed." This was done and the copy was recorded in the Town Records.2 The description of the premises in the Winthrop deed is very indefi- nite, and this fact may have induced the committee to secure a release from Samuel English.
The deed executed by Samuel English is dated March 28, 1701, and recorded in the Topsfield Town Records, volume 3, page 110. The following is a copy of the deed as thus recorded : -
Know all cristian people by thes preasents that whareas I Samuell Inglish Indian Heir to Musquanomenit Sagamore of Agawom for and in considerasion of three pounds in mony in hand payd to my full sattisfaction doe absolutely quit claime to ye Towne of Topsfield of all my right : that I haue had or euer might haue had : within ye bounds or limmits of ye Towne of Topsfield : as it hath bene by Genarell Court established and to which land by vertue of my aforesaid heir- ship I doe look upon my self as the rightfull owner of : also I doe hereby oblidge my selfe Heirs Executers : &c : to ye Towne of Topsfield to defend them in thare posestion and in Joyment of ye afore said premises for euer and to bare them harmless and in damnifye from any other persons whatsoeuer whether English or Indian that shall lay anny claime to ye
I " The Towne haue declared by uote yt Quortermaster Pirkins shall procure of ye Honnored Generall Winthrup a coppy of ye deed as ye Honored Governor Winthrup hed of ye Saggemore of ago- wam." - Topsfield Town Records, volume 3, page 108.
2 Volume 3, page III.
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premisis or any part thare of that hather to bene improued or posesed by ye Towne aforesaid : by vertue of any Indian title or conueyance I ye aforesaid Samuell English doe a gaine declare that in considerasion of three pounds corrent mony in hand paid by a committy apointe by ye Towne of Tops- field to agree with mee in behalfe of said Towne: doe for my selfe and Heirs &c : renounce and Relinquish : all my reall or soposed Right with in ye limmits aforesaid : and doe hereby confirme to ye committy aforesaid : in behalfe of said Towne and to thare Heirs &c: for euer : (ye names of ye comity being Capt John Gould Leiut Thomas Baker Capt John How Ens Samuell Howlet and Isaac Pabody) ye afore said premises : and yt it shall be lawfull to and for ye said Towne for euer here after to haue hould quietly and peace- ably in Joy ye premises thay thare heirs Executors Adminis- trators and asigns foreuer in testimony whare of I ye said Samuell English haue here vnto set my hand and seale : this twenty eight day of march anno dominj one thousand seuen hundred and one : and in ye thirtenth yeare of his maiastie's Reigne William the third of England &c
signeed sealed and diliuered
in ye preasence of witnesses JOSEPH CAPEN JOHN PRICHERD NATHANIELL PEARLY
ye mark of 5 ENGLISH
Ipswich may ye fortenth day 1701 then ye a boue said Samuell English personally apered and acknowledged this instrement to be his free act and deede be for mee
JOHN APPLETON : Justis of ye peace
Of these witnesses, Rev. Joseph Capen was the pastor of the church in Topsfield and forty-two years of age. He lived in the old Capen house, which is still standing. John Prichard was about the same age; and Nathaniel Perley lived over the town line,
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in Boxford, and was much younger. John Appleton, the magistrate who took the acknowledgment of the deed, lived in Ipswich and was the same justice who took the acknowledgment of the grantors in several other of the Essex County Indian deeds.
At a town meeting held June 24, 1702, it was voted that the charges of this deed should be paid by levy on the lands within the town.'
I " At a lawfull Towne meeting ye 24th of June 1701 the Towne did agree that yt ye charge as did arise about a greeing with ye in- dians a bout ye lands of our Towne of Topsfield shall be raised on ye lands in our Towne only." - Topsfield Town Records, volume 3, page II0.
INDEX
INDEX
Abbot Hall, Marblehead, 54. Abousett River, 14. Addington, Isaac, 112, 117.
Agawam , 6, 7, 25, 27, 29, 45, 47, 48, 49, 87, 88, 89, 90, 93, 94, 98, 102, 106, 108, 109, 116, 118, 127, 132 ; Sagamore of, 6, 25, 27, 29, 45, 47, 48, 49, 87, 88, 93, 94, 98, 102, 106, 108, 109, 116, 118, 132.
Agawam Bay, 27. Agawam tribe, 3. Agawom, 132. Agawon, 90. Aggawam, 116, 127.
Aggawom, 88, 89. Aggowam, 116.
Agowam, 132.
Ahaton, 51. Ahawayet, 50. Ahawayetsquaine, Joane, 54, 55, 56, 57, 58, 59, 60. Ahawton, 51.
Alewives, 38, 39.
Algonquin race, 3.
Allen, Ens. Joseph, 101, 102, 103. Amasquanamett, 90.
Amesbury, 5.
Andover, 4, 14, 15, 35, 36, 37, 38, 39, 71, 75, 107, 109, 110, 113, 122, 123 ; conveyance of, 35, 39. Andover, Hampshire, England, 38. Andover road, 44. Andrews, Serg. Thomas, 116.
Andros, Sir Edmund, 28, 64, 112, 131. Annamutaage, 4, 5.
Annisquam, 7.
Appleton, John, 104, 129, 133, 134. Appleton, Samuel, 29, 64, 65. Appooquahamock, 10. Asslebee, John, 15. Attitash Pond, 5. Atwood, Philip, 120, 121, 124, 125, I26. Augamtoocooke, 5. Augoan, 6.
Babson, John J., 7. Bacon, Daniel, 86, 87.
Bagnall, Walter, 50.
Bailey, Ens. Joseph, 120, 121.
Bailey, Sarah Loring, 4, 15.
Baker, Thomas, 111, 131, 133.
Baker's Island, 86.
Baldpate Pond, 107.
Barbadoes, 10.
Barnes' Pasture, 107.
Bartholmew, Henry, 59, 60.
Bartlet, John, 42.
Bass River, 8, 9, 11, 79, 80, 112, 123.
Bassett, William, 68, 70, 72.
Beal, William, 52, 53.
Beaver Brook, 55.
Beaver Swamp, 123.
Beverly, 8, 16, 80, 85, 88, 89, 90, 91, 92, 96; deed of, 88, 89, 90, 91, 92.
Beverly Harbor, 13.
Billerica, 45, 91, 98, 104, 111, 115, 118, 127. Bishop, ---- , 61.
Black Will, 49, 50.
Blanchard, Samuel, 15. Bligh, Samuel, 74, 75. Blue Hills, 7.
" Body of Liberties," 32.
Boston, 19, 25, 27, 28, 30, 38, 39, 43, 60, 61, 62, 64, 65, 67, 71, 112.
Boston Latin School, 37. Bowhow, Piam, 51. Box tree, 110, 113.
Boxford, 38, 106, 108, 109, 110, 113, 114, 115, 116, 127, 134 ; deeds of, 106, 107, 108, 109, 110, 111, 112, 113, 114, 115, 116, 117.
Boynton, John, 115, 116, 120, 121, 124, 125, 126.
Boynton, Capt. Joseph, 118, 119.
Bradford, 3, 47, 110, 113, 116, 120, 121, 123, 124, 125, 127, 128, 130 ; deeds, 120, 121, 122, 123, 124, 125, 126, 127, 128, 129, 130.
Bradstreet, Anne, 61. Bradstreet, Col. Dudley, 107, 108, III, 115, 116, 122, 126. Bradstreet, Gov. Simon, 60, 61. Braintree, 29.
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Brattle, Capt. Thomas, 64, 65. Brereton, Sir William, 14. Bride's Brook, 71. Bridges, Edmund, 107. Bridges, Josiah, 106, 107, 108, 109, 110, III, 113, 114, 115, 116, 117. Briscoe, Robert, 91, 92. Bristol, England, 42, 46. Brixham Parish, Plymouth, England, 33. Brown, Amos, 98.
Browne, Benjamin, 12, 89.
Browne, John, 68, 70, 72.
Browne, Lieutenant, 34.
Buckingham, Duke of, 25. Bulkeley, Rev. Edward, 67.
Bulkeley, Peter, 67.
Burnum, John, 7. Burrill, 68, 70. Byfield Parish, 27, 43.
Calamy, Dr., 38. Cambridge, 9, 10.
Capawock, Island of, 22.
Cape Ann, 7.
Cape Nahannte, 14.
Capen, Rev. Joseph, 133.
Capen house, Topsfield, 134.
Champlain, Samuel de, 4.
Chaplain of Court of Commissioners which tried Charles I., 38.
Charles I., 38.
Charles II., 30, 59, 61.
Charles River, 120.
Charlestown, 15, 28, 71. Chase, George Wingate, 4.
Chebacco, 7, 27. Chebacco Creek, 25, 26.
Chebacco River, 27.
Cheever, Rev. Samuel, 63. Chelmsford, 45, 54, 55, 68, 78, 91, 93, 98, 111, 118, 127. Chelsea, 13. Christian Indians, 9, 11. Church at Natick, 10.
Cicely, 69, 70, 72, 73, 74, 78, 79.
Clark, Noah, 18, 19.
Clement, Job, 15. Clement, Lydia, 15.
Clement, Robert, 32, 33, 126, 127. Cloth, 37.
Clothes, suit of, 49. Coat, 39. Cochickawick, 14, 15, 35, 36, 39. Cochickawick River, 38, 39.
Coffin, Tristram, 32, 33. Cogswell, Jonathan, 7. Conamabsquenooncant River, 13. Concord, 67.
Connecticut, 25, 29. Connecticut Colony, 29, 30. Conopohit, James, 70. Conopohit, Mary, 70.
Corn, 38, 39, 40.
Corwine, Jonathan, 130. Countess of Warwick, 61.
Court, Indian, 51.
Coventry, England, 43.
Coytmore, Thomas, 28. Cutshamache, 35, 36, 37, 38, 39 ; sub- mission of, to government, 35.
Cutsmake, 35.
Cutshamakin, 35.
Danvers, 77. Danvers River, 3, 13.
David, 9, 10, 11, 64, 65, 66, 67.
Davis, Thomas, 32, 33. Deeds, Indian, force and effect of, 18. Devereaux, John, 11, 52, 53, 55, 56, 57, 58, 62.
Dexter, Thomas, 49. Dole, Richard, 46, 47. Dorchester, 35. Douglas-Lithgow, Dr. R. A., 4, 5, 6, 7, 14, 15. Dover, 15. Downing, Emanuel, 28. Downing, Sir George, 61. Downing, James, 28.
Dracut, 4, 5.
Dublin, 25. Dudley, President, 76.
Dudley, Anne, 61.
Dudley, Mercy, 37. Dudley, Gov. Thomas, 37, 61.
Duke William, 49. Dukes County, 22. Dummer's, Mr., farm, 27. Dunster, President, 38.
Earl of Lincoln, 6 1. Eastman, Samuel, 129. Effect of Indian deeds, 18. Eight-Mile tree, 110, 113. Elliott, Andrew, 85. Elm tree, great, 107.
Emmanuel College, 61. Endecott, Gov. John, 13. England, 60, 61.
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English, Joseph, 54, 59, 60, 88, 89, 90, 91, 93, 94, 95, 96, 98, 100, 106, 111, 112, 113, 114, 115, 118, 122, 123, 124, 125, 126, 127. English, Samuel, 45, 47, 48, 88, 89, 90, 91, 93, 94, 95, 96, 98, 100, 101, 102, 103, 104, 105, 106, 107, 108, 109, 111, 112, 113, 114, 115, 116, 118, 119, 122, 123, 124, 125, 126, 127, 129, 130, 131, 132, 133. English, Susannah, 91. Ephraim, Peter, 10, 78.
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