Cumacher, Elizabeth May 1758

Elizabeth Cumacher is a Natick Indian; she is one of the heirs of the late Samuel Tobumso of Westborough; she is named in a petition for the sale of the estate and division of the proceeds

Vol.33 : Pages 55-58

Cumacher, Mary May 1765

Mary Cumacher is a Hassanamisco Indian; an item for her is on an expense account of the trustees

Vol.33 : Page 333

Cumacher, Mary Feb.24-25, 1767

the expense of Thomas Drury in behalf of Mary Cumacher is included on an account of the trustees of the Hassanamisco Indians

Vol.33 : Page 415

Cumacher, Mary see also Hurd, Mary

Cumacher see also Comacho

Cummin, James 1735-1738

the wife of James Cummin is mentioned on an account of supplies for the Punkapoag Indians

Vol.31 : Page 223a

Cummins, Abigail 1735-1738

Abigail Cummins is on an account of supplies for the Punkapoag Indians

Vol.31 : Page 224a

Cupper, Thomas Feb.21, 1759

Thomas Cupper is a Gayhead Indian; he is in a petition for the appointment of Timothy Mayhew as their guardian

Vol.33 : Page 86

Cupper see also Cooper

Currebooset Nov.25, 1720

Currebooset is designated as one of the Indian hostages

Vol.29 : Pages 72-73

Cussens, Sarah Apr.19, 1759

Sarah Cussens was the wife of Stephen David, a Titicut Indian; mentioned is a debt owed by her included on an account of the said Stephen and paid by the guardians of the Indians

Vol.33 : Page 94

Cutshamache Oct.6, 1646

a copy of a recorded deed of sale from Cutshamache to John Woodbridge for land at Andover

Vol.11 : Page 252

Cutshamakin May 21, 1646

the acknowledgment of a sale of land by Cutshamakin to John Woodbridge in behalf of the inhabitants of Andover; approved

Vol.30 : Pages 6-6a

M.B.R. Vol.2 : Page 159

M.B.R. Vol.3 : Page 73

Cutshamakin May 21, 1651

a testimony of Cutshamakin, that John Sagamore desired that his brother, George should have his land at Powderhorn Hill

Vol.30 : Page 19a

Cutshamakin/Kitchamukin Jun.4, 1684

Cutshamakin is an acting Sachem during the minority of Josiah

Vol.116 : Page 64

Cutshamequin Apr.28, 1653

a testimony of Cutshamequin that George Adams of Watertown sold guns to him and other Indians

Vol.30 : Page 28

Cuttaquin Jun.30, 1649

Cuttaquin confessed that he wounded Uncus at the instigation of Sachems at Narragansett

Vol.30 : Page 14

Dach, Bethiah Nov.16, 1767

Bethiah Dach is a Chappaquiddick Indian; Bethiah is a subscriber to a reply of the Indians to John Norton's petition

Vol.33 : Page 446

Dach, Bethiah Nov.20, 1767

Bethiah Dach is in a signed reply of the Chappaquiddick Indians to John Norton's petition as to property rights

Vol.33 : Page 489

Dach, Patience Nov.16, 1767

Patience Dach is a Chappaquiddick Indian; Patience is a subscriber to a reply of the Indians to John Norton's petition

Vol.33 : Page 446

Dach, Patience Nov.20, 1767

Patience Dach signed a reply of the Chappaquiddick Indians to John Norton's petition to property rights

Vol.33 : Page 489

Dach see also Doch

Daniel 1657

Daniel is a witness to a lease given by Wapatuck Josias to Richard Thayer of Braintree; the land involved is situated on the southwest side of the Blue Hills

Vol.30 : Page 75

Daniel Apr.16, 1679

Daniel is in an Indian agreement as to an exchange of certain Natick lands

Vol.30 : Page 247

Daniel Apr.16, 1679

Daniel is a Natick Indian; he is in an agreement with Sherborn for an exchange of lands

Vol.113 : Page 225

Daniel May 22, 1684

Daniel is in a petition of the Natick Indians that the sale of their land to Matthew Price be confirmed

Vol.30 : Page 279a

Daniel Apr.16, 1695

Daniel is a Natick Indian; Daniel signed articles of agreement concerning a sale of land to Daniel Morse Sr. and others

Vol.113 : Page 225

Daniel Jun. 1701

a copy of articles of agreement dated Apr.16, 1679 between Waban Pyambow and Thomas Tray, rulers, John Awoosemong Sr., Peter Ephraim and Daniel for the town of Natick and Daniel Morse Sr., Thomas Eames, Henry Leland and Obadiah Morse for Sherborn; relating to an exchange of land between Natick and Sherborn and a description of the bounds requested by Sherborn

Vol.45 : Page 269

Daniel, Jerusha Apr.6, 1756

Jerusha Daniel is a Mattakeeset Indian; Jerusha is in a petition opposing long term leases of Indian lands; the petition is referred to a committee on Apr.13,15; the petition is revived Jul. and Aug.; the General Court orders for the sale of said lands on Aug.25-26, 1756

Vol.32 : Pages 710-715a

Daniel, Joseph Sep.6, 1694

Joseph Daniel was convicted of theft; the proclamation of the governor and the council for the apprehension of Joseph, alive or dead

Vol.30 : Page 356

Daniel, Samuel Oct.16, 1724

Samuel Daniel is in a list of Indians at Dartmouth

Vol.31 : Page 113

Daniel, Sarah Apr.6, 1756

Sarah Daniel is a Mattakeeset Indian; a petition in her behalf opposing a proposal for long term leases of Indian lands is referred to a committee Apr.13,15, and reviewed Jul. 8; an order of the General Court authorizing the sale of the said lands on Aug.25-26, 1756

Vol.32 : Pages 710-715a

Daniel, Sarah Jan.16, 1759

Sarah Daniel is a Mattakeeset Indian; Sarah is included on Israel Turner's account, Dr.Wadsworth's account and on an account of the guardians

Vol.33 : Pages 80a,81,83

Daniell Jun.2, 1697

Daniel is an Indian interpreter

Vol.30 : Page 428

Daniell, Chenacuson Mar.23, 1735

Chenacuson Daniell is in an agreement as to the bounds of the Indian lands of Mashpee

Vol.31 : Page 195

David Oct.29, 1675

David was condemned to death or sold into slavery

Vol.30 : Page 183a

David 1689/1690

David is mentioned as having given evidence against Sir Edmund Andros

Vol.35 : Page 256

David Dec.1, 1698

two of David's people stayed in a Boston jail from Jun.3 to Aug.13, 1698 at a cost of L4 1s 1d, whereupon they were freed by the order of Isaac Addington

Vol.40 : Page 532

David, Betty Apr.16, 1754

Betty David of Middleboro was supposedly murdered by her husband Stephen who was acquitted of the charges; the coroner of Plymouth County is seeking payment of the expenses for the inquest on her body held on Jul.25, 1752 at Middleboro

Vol.43 : Pages 795-798

David, Edward May 27, 1684

Edward David is one of Piumboho's grandchildren; a petition for a grant of a tract of land four miles square; the said land is to lie between Worcester and Lancaster

Vol.30 : Page 300

David, Jobe Sep.28, 1706

Jobe David of Tiverton is in a petition for an exchange of lands

Vol.31 : Page 15

David, Joseph Feb.21, 1759

Joseph David is a Gayhead Indian; Joseph is in a petition that Timothy Mayhew be appointed their guardian

Vol.33 : Page 86

David, Little Dec.15, 1752

Little David is a Stockbridge Indian; an item for David is on Joseph Dwight's expense account

Vol.32 : Page 290

David, Moses May 2, 1677

Moses David is a proprietor of Whip Suffrage

Vol.30 : Page 238

David, Patience Mar.23, 1767

Patience David is in a petition for an appointment of guardians of Gayhead to protect the interests of the Indians

Vol.33 : Page 416

David, Stephen Nov. 1740

Stephen David is a Middleborough Indian; a petition of Stephen that he may sell part of his land for payment of debt; orders of the General Court thereon Mar.- Apr., 1741

Vol.31 : Pages 296-298

David, Stephen Apr.5, 1741

land formerly belonging to Stephen David is named as one of the bounds of Bethiah Sturgeon's property which she willed to William Hodges

Vol.31 : Page 332

David, Stephen Apr.5, 1741

a petition of Stephen David of Middleborough that he may sell his interest in certain lands in the town to enable him to pay certain debts; General Court orders thereon

Vol.31 : Pages 327-329a

David, Stephen May 26, 1742

the land which Job Auhaughton desires to sell to Henry Leonard is described as adjoining that of Stephen David

Vol.31 : Page 394

David, Stephen Feb.23, 1743/1744

Stephen David is a Titicut Indian; Stephen is a subscriber to a petition for a sale of land

Vol.31 : Page 483

David, Stephen Jan.1, 1749

Stephen David is mentioned in a Titicut petition for the settlement of a minister

Vol.13 : Page 50

David, Stephen Jan.20, 1749

Stephen David is mentioned in a report of a committee in a Titicut petition

Vol.13 : Page 53

David, Stephen Nov.22, 1749

Stephen David is a Middleborough Indian; a petition of Stephen for permission to sell property to pay debts incurred on an account of military service at Cape Breton and Annepolis; the guardians' consent; an order of the General Court referring to a committee Jan.3, 1749/1750

Vol.31 : Pages 659-659a

David, Stephen Sep.11, 1753

Stephen David is a Titicut Indian; John Simon charges that James Thomas and Stephen David have sold Indian land to which they had no right; an order of the General Court on Sep.14, 1753 directs the guardians of the Titicut Indians to approve no more sales without the careful investigation of titles

Vol.32 : Pages 419-421

David, Stephen Mar.27, 1754

Stephen David is a Middleborough Indian; Job Ahaten asks that the claim of Stephen David be voided; the General Court finally decides that the said Stephen's claim to Job's land in Titicut is legal; the decision is dated Jun.7, 1754

Vol.32 : Pages 489-490

David, Stephen Mar.27, 1754

Stephen David is a Titicut Indian of Middleborough; a petition that ownership of land sold by Stephen David to Elkanah Leonard be confirmed; accompanied by a committee report advising confirmation; order of the General Court consenting thereto Apr.5, 1754

Vol.32 : Pages 491-492

David, Stephen Apr.1-2, 1754

Stephen David is a Titicut Indian; a petition that he may sell certain land in Middleborough to satisfy debts; accompanied by an approval of the Indian guardians and an order of the General Court granting petition

Vol.32 : Pages 502-503

David, Stephen Apr.10, 1754

Stephen David is a Titicut Indian; having been imprisoned for some time, Stephen desires to sell some property at Middleborough; the guardians of the Indians refuse their approval unless he sells all but a small reserve for his family use;he therefore petitioned the General Court that he might sell the land as suggested by the guardians

Vol.32 : Page 498

David, Stephen Apr.17, 1754

Stephen David is a Tititcut Indian; a General Court order permitting James Thomas and Stephen David to sell lands in Middleborough

Vol.32 : Pages 510-510a

David, Stephen May 29, 1754

a reply contradicting charges made by Job Ahauton that a deed to property was secured unfairly; the said Stephen refers to Colonel Gamaliel Bradford for support as to the conditions, as the colonel was a witness at the time the deed was given

Vol.32 : Pages 527-528

David, Stephen Jun.6, 1755

Stephen David's land in Titicut is named as a bound to the property which Job Auhaughton desires to sell

Vol.32 : Page 622

David, Stephen Apr.19, 1759

Stephen David is a Titicut Indian; an account rendered by the guardians of the Indians for transactions concerning the sale of the said Stephen's property; the account approved by the General Court on Apr.23, 1759

Vol.33 : Pages 94-95

David, Stephen Jun.12-13, 1759

an account of the Indian guardians for Stephen David and others is approved by the General Court

Vol.33 : Pages 111-112

David, Stephen Feb. 1760

Stephen David is a Titicut Indian; he is represented as having left Titicut to live in Albany and not to return; he owed Jonathan Woods and James Keith much money for commodities supplied to him; they petitioned that his land in Titicut be sold and the proceeds of the sale be applied to their account

Vol.33 : Pages 118-120a

David, Stephen May 5, 1760

an account of the guardians of the Titiuct Indians presented to the General Court in Stephen David's behalf

Vol.33 : Page 134

David, Stephen May 30, Jun.2, 1767

Stephen David is a Plymouth County Indian; resolve of the General Court advising the guardians of the tribe concerning the accounts of Stephen David and others

Vol.33 : Page 422

Deborah May 27, 1685

Deborah is a granddaughter of Piumboo; she is in a petition

Vol.30 : Page 300

Deborah Jan.12, 1738

Deborah is a daughter of Simon Wicket; her son Samuel assigned his share of the purchase money for Oyster Isalnd to Samuel Waupanet

Vol.31 : Page 226

Deborah Feb.3, 1764

Deborah is a granddaughter of Peter Washunk; she and her sister were awarded a grant of lot No.16 at Freetown which was formerly owned by Joshua Church

Vol.33 : Page 272

Decanonde Oct. 1745

Decanonde is an Onondaga Indian; he went from Montreal to Quebec allying himself with the French

Vol.29 : Page 390

Decemando Jul.-Aug. 1726

Decemando is a delegate to a peace conference at Falmouth

Vol.29 : Page 232

Degoe Feb.26, 1690/1691

a testimony of Degoe as to his conduct with Sarah Jones in Mr.Monk's garret

Vol.36 : Page 405

Dekaninsore Aug.28, 1695

Dekaninsore is a captain of the Onondagas; he is a messenger for a conference at Albany

Vol.30 : Pages 369-370

Dekanitsone, Cornelis May 12, 1710

several items for Cornelis Dekanitsone, an Indian scout, are included on Colonel Schuyler's account for money expended on the Indians

Vol.31 : Page 63

Dekanitsone see also Cornelius

Dekanitsore Sep.2, 1694

Dekanitsore is an Onondaga Indian; a report that Count Fronlenac intended to remain at Mount Royal until the return of Dekanitsore

Vol.30 : Page 354

Denaquara, Joseph Jul.10, 1776

Joseph Denaquara is a Winsor Micmac Indian; he is present at a Watertown conference

Vol.29 : Pages 502-503,515,520,523,529

on a treaty

Vol.29 : Page 529

Deogenes 1677

a complaint made by Deogenes and another Indian against Major Walldin

Vol.30 : Page 242a

Deogenes Jul.1, 1677

Deogene's letter to the governor

Vol.30 : Page 241a

Derumkin Jul.-Aug. 1726

a reference to land sold by Derumkin to the English

Vol.29 : Pages 225-227

Desire Nov.30, 1752

Desire is a Mashpee Indian; an item for Desire is on an expense account of the guardians

Vol.32 : Page 314

Diask Mar. 1687

a deposition of Diask as to the bounds of land belonging to King Philip

Vol.116 : Pages 63,63b

Dickswath, Daniel alias Obypas Jul.-Aug. 1726

a reference to a sale of land by Daniel Dickswath to George Davis

Vol.29 : Page 226

Dinah Apr.18, 1751

an item for Dinah is on an account of the guardians of the Mashpee Indians

Vol.32 : Page 129

Diogenes Jul.-Aug. 1726

a reference to land sold by Diogenes to George Davis

Vol.29 : Page 226

Doch, Bethiah May 27, 1768

Bethiah Doch is in a petition for the relief of the Chappaquiddick Indians

Vol.33 : Page 471

Doch, Patience May 27, 1768

Patience Doch is in a petition for the relief of the Chappaquiddick Indians

Vol.33 : Page 471

Dockowondo Jun.19, 1691

Dockowondo is involved in an attack on Wells; Lieutenant Hunnewell had been informed that Dockowondo or Moxus wanted to treat with him but he had refused because neither was a Sagamore

Vol.37 : Page 52a

Doney, John Aug.8, 1694

a precept for the apprehension of John Doney and others who were concerned in the attacks on Oyster River and Groton

Vol.30 : Page 351

Doney, Robin Aug.11, 1693

Robin Doney is mentioned in a treaty with the Eastern Indians

Vol.30 : Page 339

Doney, Robin Aug.8, 1694

a precept for the apprehension of Robin Doney and others concerned in the attacks on Oyster River and Groton

Vol.30 : Page 351

Doneys, The Nov. 1690

The Doneys are in a list of Indians released from custody by the order of Sir Edmund Andrus

Vol.36 : Page 205

Donnontaque Feb.8, 1684

Donnontaque is mentioned

Vol.30 : Page 296

Donnontio May 27, 1684

a reply of Donnontio to the collars presented to him by the Five Nations; in French with a translation

Vol.30 : Pages 292-295

Dony Jul.3, 1676

Dony is mentioned in an Indian treaty

Vol.30 : Page 206b

Dony May 1, 1691

Old Dony went to Wells in a private capacity and agreed with the Massachusetts commissioners to release all captive whites as before covenanted and also to lengthen out the time of the truce

Vol.37 : Page 19

Dony, John alias Pittaurisquame Jul.23-28, 1714

John Dony is a Norridgewock Indian; he is a delegate to a conference at which he claims that Cochacha is his land

Vol.29 : Pages 39,47

Dony, Rob May 1, 1691

Rob Dony went to Wells in a private capacity and agreed with the Massachusetts commissioners to give back all captive whites as before covenanted and also to lengthen out the time of the truce

Vol.37 : Page 19

Doowane, Abram Sep.21, 1747

Abram Doowane is a Nantucket Indian; Abram is in an appointment of John Quaab to act as a representative of the Indians in a controversy with the selectmen of Sherburne, Nantucket

Vol.31 : Page 548

Douey, John Jul.21, 1694

John Douey is one of the chief actors in an attack on Oyster River

Vol.3 : Page 483

Douey, Robert Jul.21, 1694

Robert Douey is one of the chief actors in the attack on Oyster River

Vol.3 : Page 483

Douie Jul.19-20, 1694

Douie is one of those who signed a peace treaty but was concerned in an attack on Oyster River; a story of a woman servant of Douie's who escaped

Vol.3 : Page 482

Dowie, John Jul.30, 1694

a demand of Lieutenant Governor Usher that John Dowie be apprehended and dealt with according to the law

Vol.3 : Page 487

Dowie, Robert Jul.30, 1694

a demand of Lieutenant Governor Usher that Robert Dowie be apprehended and dealt with according to the law

Vol.3 : Page 487

Dublatt, Tom May 7, 1684

Tom Dublatt is a petitioner in 1684

Vol.112 : Page 360

Dublet, Jno Aug.14, 1676

Jno Dublet is arrested for an attack on the family of Thomas Eames of Natick

Vol.30 : Pages 210a-210b

Dublet, Thomas alias Nepanet Apr.2, 1684

Thomas Dublet is an Indian interpreter; certification of Peter Gardner as to Thomas's faithfulness and asking that he be paid for his services in redeeming English captives

Vol.30 : Page 279

Dublett, Thomas May 8, 1684

Thomas Dublett is to be given two coats for his services in redeeming Goodman Morse from the enemy Indians

Vol.30 : Page 279

Dublett, Tom Oct.23, 1676

an item is paid to --- Everton for Tom Dublett; mentioned in a report of a committee that examined the accounts of the late treasurer, Richard Russell for the year 1675/1676

Vol.100 : Page 214

Dublett, Tom Sep.1, 1684

Tom Dublett is a petitioner

Vol.30 : Page 287

Dublit, Tom May 11, 1681

Tom Dublit is a petitioner

Vol.30 : Page 257

Dublitt, Thomas Jul.15, 1684

Thomas Dublitt is mentioned in a deed

Vol.30 : Page 280

Dummeconwoh, Sarah Apr.9, 1759

Sarah Dummeconwoh is a Stockbridge Indian; a petition of Sarah and others that they may accept an offer of Timothy Edwards and Josiah Jones to buy land; an order of the General Court on Apr.21, 1759 consenting to the sale and appointing Timothy Woodbridge to direct the proceedings

Vol.33 : Pages 91-92

Dunkeequaungh Oct.15, 1668

Dunkeequaungh is to be summoned at Penacook

Vol.30 : Page 156a

Duphas, Peter Jan.22, 1762

Peter Duphas is a Chappaquiddick Indian; Peter is a petitioner that a church be built with the money due from proprietary

Vol.33 : Page 187

Eageremet Mar.8, 1694/1695

a report of Sheepscot John that he will bring Eageremet to Boston

Vol.30 : Page 362

Earl, Jonas Oct.16, 1724

Jonas Earl is in a list of Indians in Dartmouth

Vol.31 : Page 113

Earl, Niah Oct.16, 1724

Niah Earl is in a list of Indians in Dartmouth

Vol.31 : Page 113

Earle, Jeffery Oct.16, 1724

Jeffery Earle, a justice of the peace, is in a list of Indians in Dartmouth

Vol.31 : Page 113

Ebbemegen Jul.23-28, 1714

Ebbemegen is a Pigwacket Indian; Ebbemegen is a delegate to a conference

Vol.29 : Page 39

Ebenezer Feb.21, 1735/1736-Mar.25, 1736

Ebenezer is an interpreter for the Housatonic Indians

Vol.29 : Page 309

Ecken May 31, 1695

Ecken is a Canadian Indian; Ecken claimed to be the master of Grace Higiman, a prisoner taken at Pemaquid

Vol.8 : Page 36

Econicomuck see also John alias Econicomuck

Ectainbuit Aug.22, 1763

Ectainbuit is a Penobscot Indian; Ectainbuit is present at a Boston Conference

Vol.29 : Page 482

Edauweeno Jul.11-Aug.3, 1727

Edauweeno is a Norridgewock Indian; Edauweeno is present at a conference

Vol.29 : Page 259

Edaweit, Messer Jun.20, 1764

Messer Edaweit is one of several Indians who accompanied Joseph Chadwick, a surveyor, on a journey from Fort Pownal to Quebec

Vol.243 : Page 88

Edewakenk Oct.5, 1739/Jan.16, 1740

expense items for Edewakenk are on an account of John Gyles for the Pemaquid Indians

Vol.31 : Page 284

Edewakenk 1740/1741

various items are paid by Captain John Gyles for Edewakenk and his company

Vol.31 : Page 377

Edewakent Dec.28, 1734

an item is paid by John Gyles for Edewakent

Vol.31 : Page 190

Edgaremett May 1, 1691

Edgaremett is an Indian Sagamore; Edgaremett had promised to deal with the Massachusetts commissioners at Wells but failed to appear; a representative was sent by Edgaremett

Vol.37 : Page 18

Edgeremet Aug.11, 1693

Edgeremet is mentioned in a treaty with the Eastern Indians

Vol.30 : Page 339

Edgeremit Feb.22, 1691/1692

Edgeremit at Sagadahoc was one of three chief Sagamores who sold some thirty six prisoners taken from York in a previous onslaught; Edgeremit had had Francis Tucker of Portsmouth as his prisoner

Vol.37 : Page 308

Edgeremitt Aug.11, 1693

Edgeremitt is given as a hostage by the Eastern Indians

Vol.30 : Page 339

Edgeremmit Apr.27, 1749

Edgeremmit is a Penobscot Indian; Edgeremmit is in a delegation to request a conference

Vol.29 : Page 416

Edgeremouit Jul.-Aug. 1726

Edgeremouit is a delegate to a peace conference

Vol.29 : Page 232

Edgeremouit Jul.3, 1728

Edgeremouit is in a letter announcing a peace pact with the Cape Sable Indians

Vol.29 : Page 307

Edgerrimit Jul.21, 1693

Edgerrimit makes a truce with the English

Vol.30 : Page 333

Edick, Ben May 4, 1773

Ben Edick is a Chappaquiddick Indian; he signed a petition for the enforcement of the law against English trespassers

Vol.33 : Pages 583-585

Edmund May 27, 1685

Edmund is a son of Nussawinnoo; he is a petitioner

Vol.30 : Page 300

Edowauhkenkti Jul.11-Aug.3, 1727

Edowauhkenkti is an Arresaguntacook Indian; Edowauhkenkti is a delegate to a conference

Vol.29 : Page 260

Eephraim, John Jan.17, Feb.15, 1750/1751

John Eephraim is a Natick Indian; a petition of John that he may sell some unimproved land to join with his father in the purchase of other land; consent of the guardians of the Natick Indians; approval of the General Court

Vol.32 : Pages 87-87a

Egawam May 21, 1651

a testimony of Cutshamakin and Egawam that John Sagamore wanted his brother George to have his land at Powderhorn Hill, if his own son did not live

Vol.30 : Page 19a

Egereemett Jul.-Aug. 1726

Egereemett is a Sachem mentioned in records of transfers of land from the Indians to the English

Vol.29 : Pages 224-227

Egeremet 1692

Egeremet is an Indian Chief; Storer's garrison at Wells was attacked by Egeremet; mentioned in Governor Hutchinson's manuscript history of Massachusetts Vol.2

Vol.28 : Folio 9 : Page 44

Vol.28 : Folio 60 : Page 43

Egeremet May 31, 1695

Egeremet and others made plans for attacks on Groton and Oyster River

Vol.8 : Page 39

Egeremet Feb. 1696

Egeremet is a Machias Chief; Egeremet was killed at Pemaquid Fort; mentioned in Governor Hutchinson's manuscript history of Massachusetts Vol.2

Vol.28 : Folio 12 : Page 66

Vol.28 : Folio 62 : Page 63

Egeremet Jun.23, 1749

Egeremet is a Penobscot delegate to a Boston conference

Vol.29 : Pages 417-418,424-426

Egeremet Oct.16, 1749

Egeremet is a Penobscot delegate and a signer of a Falmouth treaty

Vol.29 : Page 428

Egeremit Feb.5,27, 1740

an expense of Egeremit and company from Pesmaquoddy is included on an account of John Gyles for the Pemaquid Indians

Vol.31 : Page 284

Egerimmit Jun.23, 1727

Egerimmit is appointed a delegate from the Penobscots to a conference at Boston

Vol.29 : Page 255

Egremet 1692/1696

Egremet is a Chief to the Machias Indians; Egremet is mentioned in Governor Hutchinson's manuscript history of Massachusetts Vol.2

Vol.28 : Folio 9 : Page 44

Vol.28 : Folio 60 : Page 43

Vol.28 : Folio 62 : Page 63

Ekae, Patience Nov.16, 1767

Patience Ekae is a Chappaquiddick Indian; Patience is a subscriber to a reply of the Indians to John Norton's petition

Vol.33 : Page 446

Ekae, Patience Nov.20, 1767

Patience Ekae signed a reply of the Chappaquiddick Indians to John Norton's petition as to property rights

Vol.33 : Page 489

Ekae see also Ekill

Ekeil, Sarah Mar.30, 1754

Sarah Ekeil is named on an account of the guardians of the Martha's Vineyard Indians

Vol.32 : Page 601

Eken, Battey Feb.21, 1759

Battey Eken is a Gayhead Indian; Battey is in a petition that Timothy Mayhew be appointed their guardian

Vol.33 : Page 86

Eken, Michpah Nov.30, 1747

Michpah Eken is in a petition of the Gayhead Indians for a change of guardians

Vol.31 : Page 551

Eken see also Ekill

Ekeun, Peassions Jan.28, 1766

Peassions Ekeun is a Chappaquiddick Indian; Peassions is in a complaint that the English on the island trespass on the rights of the Indians

Vol.33 : Page 370

Ekiel, Patience May 27, 1768

Patience Ekiel is in a petition for the relief of the Chappaquiddick Indians

Vol.33 : Page 471

Ekill, Bettey Sep.5, 1749

Bettey Ekill is a Gayhead Indian; Bettey is in a petition for the discontinuance of the leasing of land

Vol.31 : Page 645

Ekill, Sarah May 1739

Sarah Ekill is a witness to an appeal of Joshua Box from a decision of Dukes County Court

Vol.31 : Page 251

Eleazar see also Chershaumuck

Elisha Mar.30, 1754

the children of Elisha are mentioned on an account of the guardians of the Martha's Vineyard Indians

Vol.32 : Page 601

Elisha, Abner Jun.5, 1759

Abner Elisha is a servant of William Peckham of Dartmouth; Abner served in a Canadian expedition under Lieutenant Annaniah Cornish; Abner returned from Albany afflicted with smallpox and the "King's Evil" and was unable to work; William Peckham stated that Abner having been on the muster roll under another name had been unable to obtain pay and in behalf of the servant the said Peckham applied to the General Court for renumeration; granted by the General Court Jun.9, 1759

Vol.33 : Pages 109-110

Elisha, Caleb Mar.30, 1754

Caleb Elisha is named on an account of the guardians of the Martha's Vineyard Indians

Vol.32 : Page 601

Elisha, Joel Jul.6, 1739

John Comfort is to be tried at the Nantucket Court for the murder of Joel Elisha

Vol.41 : Page 404

Elisha, Jonathan Sep.5, 1749

Jonathan Elisha is a Gayhead Indian; he is in a petition for the discontinuance of the leasing of land

Vol.31 : Page 645

Elizabeth Dec.15, 1752

Elizabeth is a Stockbridge Indian; an item for her is on Joseph Dwight's expense account

Vol.32 : Page 289

Elizabeth Feb.3, 1764

Elizabeth is a granddaughter of Old Nebe; she is named as one of the heirs to lot No.6 at Freetown

Vol.33 : Page 269

Eluakaum Nov.6, 1765

Eluakaum is a Stockbridge Indian; an account shows that he sold land to the province

Vol.33 : Page 352a

Endawakenk Feb.22, 1757

Endawakenk is a Penobscot Indian; Endawakenk is reported to have died of smallpox

Vol.32 : Page 761

Eneas Oct.16, 1749

Eneas is a Norridgewock delegate and signer of a Falmouth treaty

Vol.29 : Page 428

Eneas see also Aeneas

English, Joseph Jun.14, 1698

a resolution granting Joseph English L6 for bringing information of the designs of the enemy on the frontiers

Vol.30 : Page 437a

English, Sarah Mar.30, 1750

Sarah English alias Sarah Robbins; a petition of her daughter Sarah Burnee, a Hassanamisco Indian, that she may sell part of the land left to her by her mother

Vol.31 : Pages 694-695

Enockquead Feb.23, 1701/1702

Enockquead is a Penobscot Sachem

Vol.30 : Page 477

Eperam, Peter Feb.19, 1685/1686

Peter Eperam is a petitioner

Vol.30 : Page 307a

Ephraim Dec.30, 1741

a memorial of Joseph Pynshon, an agent, asking for the reimbursement of the town of Springfield for the care of Ephraim, an indigent person; the said Ephraim was cared for by Obadiah Cooley whose accounts were paid by the town

Vol.31 : Pages 361-362

Ephraim, Adam Oct.16, 1724

Adam Ephraim is in a list of the Indians at Dartmouth

Vol.31 : Page 113

Ephraim, Ebenezer Mar.7, 1743/1744

a petition of Ebenezer Ephraim and his wife, Mary Ephraim, Natick Indians, that they may sell part of their land to satisfy judgement against them; an order of the General Court thereon Mar.9-10, 1743/1744

Vol.31 : Page 488

Ephraim, Isaac Jan.20, 1747/1748

Isaac Ephraim is a signer of a petition for a new meetinghouse at Natick

Vol.13 : Page 72

Ephraim, Isaac Mar.28, 1748

Isaac Ephraim is a Natick Indian; Isaac is a signer of a petition that the English be ordered away from fishing rights in Cochituate Ponds

Vol.31 : Page 574

Ephraim, Isaac Aug.30, 1753

Isaac Ephraim is a Natick Indian; a petition of Isaac that he may sell part of his land to satisfy debts; reference to this petition is in a similar one of his father Joseph Ephraim; approval of the guardians of the Natick Indians; consent of the General Court Dec.8,11, 1753

Vol.32 : Pages 403-404

Ephraim, Isaak Mar.22, 1753

Isaak Ephraim is a Natick Indian; Isaak is desirous of contributing to the support of a minister

Vol.32 : Page 34b

Ephraim, John Mar.10,31, 1742

John Ephraim is a Natick Indian; a petition of John for the sale of part of his common land in order that he may use the proceeds to complete certain improvements on his homestead property; an order of the General Court thereon

Vol.31 : Pages 372-374

a copy of the petition and an order for the sale of common land on Jun.17,23, 1742

Vol.31 : Page 374-375

Ephraim, John Mar.31, 1743

John Ephraim is a signer of a Needham petition

Vol.12 : Page 265

Ephraim, John Apr.3, 1743

John Ephraim is a subscriber to a Needham petition for the annexation to Natick

Vol.13 : Page 70

Ephraim, John Jan.20, 1747/1748

John Ephraim is a signer of a petition for a new meetinghouse at Natick

Vol.13 : Page 72

Ephraim, John Feb.17, 1747/1748

John Ephraim is mentioned in a reply to a petition as to the site for the new meetinghouse at Natick

Vol.13 : Page 76

Ephraim, John 1751

John Ephraim is a Natick Indian; items showing contributions made by him to the building of the church at Natick

Vol.32 : Page 171

Ephraim, John Mar.22, 1753

John Ephraim is a Natick Indian; John is one of the petitioners for the disposal of land that they might contribute to the minister's support

Vol.32 : Page 345

Ephraim, John Mar.11, 1754

John Ephraim is a Natick Indian; a petition that he may sell a portion of his land to enable him to pay certain obligations; approval of the guardians of the Natick Indians; permission granted by the General Court Apr.10, 1754

Vol.32 : Pages 479-480a

Ephraim, John Mar.20, 1761

John Ephraim is a Natick Indian; owing to illness in his family and care of his aged father, Deacon Joseph Ephraim he has contracted many debts; he petitioned the General Court that he might sell forty acres of land and use the proceeds to liquidate said debts; consent of the guardians of the Natick Indians; an order of the General Court granting the petition Apr.17, 1761

Vol.33 : Pages 159-160

Ephraim, John Mar.1,3, 1768

John Ephraim and his wife, Sarah, both Dudley Indians; an item for them is on an account of the guardians

Vol.33 : Page 463

Ephraim, John Apr.18, 1772

John Ephraim is a Natick Indian; a petition that he might sell his outland to pay debts; the petition approved by the guardians of the Natick Indians; referred to a committee; resolve of the General Court consenting to the sale Apr.22, 1772

Vol.33 : Pages 553-554

Ephraim, Joseph Oct.26, 1724

Joseph Ephraim is a petitioner of Natick

Vol.11 : Page 410

Ephraim, Joseph Dec. 1726

Joseph Ephraim is a Natick Indian; he is mentioned in the approval of Samuel Abraham's petition for a sale of land to Samuel Ames

Vol.31 : Page 136

Ephraim, Joseph Dec.19, 1738

Joseph Ephraim is a Natick Indian; a petition of Joseph that he may sell a portion of his common land for enough to enable him to finish needed improvements and repairs on his property; an order thereon Jan.16, 1738/1739

Vol.31 : Pages 219-220

Ephraim, Joseph Jun.12, 1739

Joseph Ephraim is a Natick Indian; a petition that he may sell a tract of land in Natick; an order of the General Court thereon Jun.27, 1739

Vol.31 : Pages 247-248

Ephraim, Joseph Mar.21, 1742/1743

Joseph Ephraim is a Natick Indian; a petition of Joseph that he may sell part of his estate to pay bills for medical attention for his son; orders of the General Court thereon Apr.7,12, 1743

Vol.31 : Pages 440-441

Ephraim, Joseph Mar.31, 1743

Joseph Ephraim is a signer of a Needham petition

Vol.12 : Page 265

Ephraim, Joseph Apr.3, 1743

Joseph Ephraim is a subscriber to a Needham petition for the annexation to Natick

Vol.13 : Page 70

Ephraim, Joseph Apr.5-6, 1743

a report that the Natick proprietors sold land to Joseph Ephraim which had been bequeathed by James Wyser to his son Benjamin Wyser of Worcester; the said Joseph sold the land in question to Edward Ward

Vol.31 : Page 433

Ephraim, Joseph May 26, 1743

Joseph Ephraim is a signer of a Natick petition requesting cancellation

Vol.12 : Page 268

Ephraim, Joseph Jan.20, 1747/1748

Joseph Ephraim is a signer of a petition for a new meetinghouse at Natick

Vol.13 : Page 72

Ephraim, Joseph Feb.17, 1747/1748

Joseph Ephraim is mentioned in a reply to a petition as to a site for a meetinghouse at Natick; also, a claim of his heirs

Vol.13 : Pages 76-77

Ephraim, Joseph Mar.28, 1748

Deacon Joseph Ephraim is a Natick Indian; he is a signer of a petition that the English be ordered away from fishing rights in Cochituate Ponds

Vol.31 : Page 574

Ephraim, Joseph Apr.11, 1749

Deacon Joseph Ephraim is a Natick Indian; a petition of Joseph that he may sell certain property to pay obligations; order of the General Court thereon Jan.12, 1749/1750

Vol.31 : Pages 617-618

Ephraim, Joseph Jan.17, Feb.15, 1750/1751

John Ephraim is a son of Deacon Joseph Ephraim; John desires to sell his unimproved land in Natick to enable him to join with his father in a purchase of more desirable property

Vol.32 : Page 87

Ephraim, Joseph Mar.22, 1753

Deacon Joseph Ephraim is a Natick Indian; he is desirous of contributing to a minister's support; two maps of plots donated by him

Vol.32 : Pages 346-347

Ephraim, Joseph Aug.30, 1753

Joseph Ephraim is a Natick Indian; a petition of Joseph that he may sell part of his land to satisfy debts; accompanied by an approval of the guardians of the Natick Indians; consent of the General Court Dec.8,11, 1753; his son Isaac Ephraim makes a similar petition which the said Joseph hopes will be granted

Vol.32 : Pages 401-402a

Ephraim, Joseph Jun.7, 1755

Joseph Ephraim is an aged and infirm Natick Indian; a petition that he may sell certain real estate; consent of the guardians of the Natick Indians; an order of the General Court granting permission

Vol.32 : Pages 614-615

Ephraim, Joseph Mar.20, 1761

Deacon Joseph Ephraim is a Natick Indian; his son, John Ephraim was in debt because of his illness and care of the said Joseph

Vol.33 : Pages 159

Ephraim, Joshua May 30, 1759

Joshua Ephraim is a Natick Indian; he served two years in military forces; he now being ill petitions that he might sell a portion of his land to pay debts and support himself; approval of the guardians of the Natick Indians; an order of the General Court granting the petition Jun.9, 1759

Vol.33 : Pages 104-105

Ephraim, Judah May 1758

Judah Ephraim is a Natick Indian; Judah was one of the heirs of the late Samuel Tobumso, a Westborough Indian; Judah is named in a petition for the sale of the estate and a division of the proceeds

Vol.33 : Pages 55-58

Ephraim, Mary Mar.7, 1743/1744

a petition of Ebenezer and Mary Ephraim that they may sell land in Natick to satisfy judgement against them; an order of the General Court thereon Mar.9, 1743/1744

Vol.31 : Page 488

Ephraim, Mary Aug.26, 1755

Mary Ephraim is preparing to attach land sold by her nephew, Job Comecho to Prince Vitto

Vol.9 : Page 390

Ephraim, Mary May 1758

Mary Ephraim is a Natick Indian; she is one of the heirs of the late Samuel Tobumso of Westborough; she is named in a petition for the sale of the estate and a division of the proceeds

Vol.33 : Pages 55-58

Ephraim, Peter Jun.1, 1676

a report of Peter Ephraim concerning the Indians at Wachusetts Hills

Vol.30 : Page 202

Ephraim, Peter Jun.10, 1676

a report of Peter Ephraim concerning the Indians at Mount Hope

Vol.30 : Page 203

Ephraim, Peter Aug.14, 1676

the wife of Peter Ephraim is warned to appear before Thomas Danforth forthwith

Vol.30 : Pages 210a,210b

Ephraim, Peter Jan.10, 1676/1677

Peter Ephraim is ordered by Major Gookin to enlist as many friendly Indians as possible for the purpose of capturing and killing enemy Indians around Medfield and Secunke (Rehoboth?)

Vol.30 : Page 233

Ephraim, Peter Jan.18, 1676/1677

four Indians were captured by Peter Ephraim and left at Medfield as they were unable to travel having been frozen

Vol.30 : Page 235a

Ephraim, Peter Apr.16, 1679

Peter Ephraim is to enjoy the land at Brush Hill which he has broken up; he also agrees to be under the government of Sherborn

Vol.30 : Page 247

Ephraim, Peter Apr.16, 1679

Peter Ephraim is a Natick Indian; he is in agreement with Sherborn for an exchange of lands

Vol.113 : Page 225

Ephraim, Peter Sep.14, 1681

Peter Ephraim is an interpreter

Vol.30 : Page 260a

Ephraim, Peter May 19, 1682

Peter Ephraim is mentioned in a deed of land at Natick

Vol.30 : Page 269

Ephraim, Peter Oct.3, 1683

Peter Ephraim is in a list of Natick Indians

Vol.30 : Page 276

Ephraim, Peter 1684

Peter Ephraim is mentioned as an attorney for John Awansamaug

Vol.30 : Page 298

Ephraim, Peter May 27, 1685

Peter Ephraim is a petitioner

Vol.30 : Page 300

Ephraim, Peter May 27, 1685

Peter Ephraim Sr. is now deceased

Vol.30 : Page 300

Ephraim, Peter Apr.16, 1695

Peter Ephraim is a Natick Indian

Vol.113 : Page 225

Ephraim, Peter Apr.17, 1695

Peter Ephraim is a Natick Indian; Peter is mentioned in a copy of a deed of land to Thomas Eames

Vol.113 : Pages 226-227

original deed

Vol.30 : Page 366

Ephraim, Peter Jun. 1701

a copy of articles of agreement dated Apr.16, 1679 between Waban Pyambow and Thomas Tray, rulers, John Awoosemong Sr., Daniel and Peter Ephraim for the town of Natick; Daniel Morse Sr., Thomas Eames, Henry Leland and Obadiah Morse for the town of Sherborn; relating to the exchange of land between Natick and Sherborn and the description of the bounds requested by Sherborn

Vol.45 : Page 269

Ephraim, Peter Jun.5, 1702

Peter Ephraim is in a petition of the Natick Indians

Vol.30 : Page 503

Ephraim, Peter May 26, 1743

Peter Ephraim is a signer of a Natick petition requesting cancellation

Vol.12 : Page 268

Ephraim, Peter Jan.20, 1747/1748

Peter Ephraim is a signer of a petition for a new meetinghouse at Natick

Vol.13 : Page 72

Ephraim, Peter Mar.28, 1748

Peter Ephraim is a Natick Indian; he is a signer of a petition that the English be ordered away from fishing rights in Cochituate Ponds

Vol.31 : Page 574

Ephraim, Petter May 11, 1681

Petter Ephraim is a petitioner

Vol.30 : Page 257

Ephraim, Sarah Mar.1,3, 1768

Sarah Ephraim is the wife of John Ephraim, a Dudley Indian; an item for her is on an account of the guardians

Vol.33 : Page 463

Ephraim, Simon May 26, 1743

Simon Ephraim is a signer of a Natick petition requesting cancellation

Vol.12 : Page 268

Ephraim, Toby Oct.16, 1724

Toby Ephraim is in a list of the Indians at Dartmouth

Vol.31 : Page 113

Ephraime, Peter Oct.12, 1681

certification of sundry Indians that Peter Ephraime and certain others have a right to land beyond Nipmuck River; he is chosen to make an application to the General Court in their behalf

Vol.30 : Page 262a

Ephrim, Peter 1683

a petition of Peter Ephrim who is an owner of land at Hassanameset

Vol.30 : Page 276a

Eprum, Peter May 22, 1684

Peter Eprum is in a petition of the Natick Indians

Vol.30 : Page 279a

Equi, Betty Mar.21, 1749/1750

Betty Equi and other Indians are listed as heirs of Samuel Bowman; a petition that they may sell certain Natick lands belonging to the said Samuel and the proceeds to be expended for the benefit of the heirs; the said Betty living in Sturbridge desires her portion to be invested for her

Vol.32 : Page 607

Equi, Betty Dec.8, 1752

Betty Equi is a Sturbridge Indian; she is the wife of Zachariah Equi and the daughter of Martha Boman of Worcester; she is included in a petition for a sale of Natick land

Vol.32 : Pages 316-318

Equi, Zachariah Mar.21, 1749/1750

Zachariah Equi and others are listed as heirs of Samuel Bowman; a petition of them for the sale of certain lands in Natick and the proceeds to be divided up amongst the said heirs; Zachariah living in Sturbridge desires the money to be invested for him

Vol.32 : Pages 6-7

Equi, Zachariah Dec.8, 1752

Zachariah Equi is a Sturbridge Indian; he is a client of John Curtis; he is included in a petition for the sale of Natick land

Vol.32 : Pages 316-318

Equis, Betty Apr. 1760

Betty Equis is the wife of Zachariah Equis; she is named as one of those for whom Ephraim Curtis was trustee

Vol.33 : Page 128

Equis, Zachariah Apr. 1760

Zachariah Equis is named as one of those for whom Ephraim Curtis was trustee

Vol.33 : Page 128

Erexes 1736-1737

an item for Erexes is on an account of John Gyles

Vol.31 : Page 201

Erexes see also Arexis

Erexies Jul.9,Nov.20, 1740

items for Erexies are on a bill of Captain John Gyles

Vol.31 : Page 377

Erexies see also Arexis

Erexus Jun.23, 1727

Erexus is appointed as a delegate of the Penobscot Indians to a conference at Boston

Vol.29 : Page 255

Erixes Jul.3, 1728

Erixes is mentioned in a letter announcing a peace pact with the Cape Sable Indians

Vol.29 : Page 307

Erixis Jul.23-28, 1714

Erixis is a Penobscot Indian mentioned in a report of a conference

Vol.29 : Page 39

Erixis see also Arexis

Erremaneeseck Jul.11-Aug.3, 1727

Erremaneeseck is an Arresaguntacook Indian; Erremaneeseck is a delegate to a conference

Vol.29 : Page 260

Erremaumeck Jul.11-Aug.3, 1727

Erremaumeck is an Arresaguntacook Indian; Erremaumeck is a delegate to a conference

Vol.29 : Page 260

Erreneremett Aug.6, 1742

Joseph, a son of Erreneremett, is accused of killing Captain James Gilmor's sows on Nov.29, 1741

Vol.31 : Page 415

Esak Jul.29, 1767

Esak is an Arrasaguntecook Indian; Esak is mentioned in a complaint of murder and robberies at Sebago Pond

Vol.33 : Pages 427-428

Esap, James Jul. 1741

James Esap is a town Indian of Sakedan, Nantucket; he is in a statement as to the deposing of Benjamin Abel and choice of John Quaap as Sachem

Vol.32 : Page 386

Esap, John Jul. 1741

John Esap is a town Indian of Sakedan, Nantucket; he is in a statement as to the deposing of Benjamin Abel and choice of John Quaap as Sachem

Vol.32 : Page 386

Esap, John Dec.23, 1753

John Esap is a Mashpee Indian; he is mentioned in a statement of claims

Vol.32 : Page 446

Esap see also Asab

Esau, Bethiah Nov.30, 1747

Bethiah Esau is in a petition of the Gayhead Indians for a change of guardians

Vol.31 : Page 551

Esau, Bethiah Apr.30, 1753

Old Bethiah Esau is a Gayhead Indian; Bethiah is in a petition for a return of lands

Vol.32 : Page 356

Esau, Bethiah Mar.30, 1754

Bethiah Esau is named on an account of the guardians of the Martha's Vineyard Indians

Vol.32 : Page 601

Esau, Sarah Apr.18, 1751

an item for Sarah Esau is on an account of the guardians of the Mashpee Indians

Vol.32 : Page 129

Esau, Sarah Nov.30, 1752

Sarah Esau is a Mashpee Indian; an item for Sarah is on an expense account of the guardians

Vol.32 : Page 314

Esau, Sarah Nov. 1761

Sarah Esau is a Mashpee Indian; items for Sarah are on an account of the guardians

Vol.33 : Pages 179,181-182

Esau, Sary Dec.10, 1753

Sary Esau is a Mashpee Indian; Sary is in a petition for a removal of guardians

Vol.32 : Page 427

Escomenano see also Wigereemet

Esop, James Sep.11, 1752

James Esop is a Nantucket Indian; a charge that the English permitted their sheep to destroy his corn

Vol.32 : Page 287

Esop, Patience Nov. 1761

Patience Esop is a Mashpee Indian; items for her are on an account of the guardians

Vol.33 : Pages 181,183

Esop see also Asab

Esparagosant Oct.16, 1749

Esparagosant is a Penobscot delegate and a signer of a Falmouth treaty

Vol.29 : Page 428

Espeghueat Jul.6, 1738

a report of a conversation with Espeghueat

Vol.29 : Page 354a

Espeghueet Jun.25-Jul.6, 1736

Espeghueet is a Penobscot Indian; Espeghueet is a delegate to a conference with Governor Belcher

Vol.29 : Pages 317,322

Espegnect Jul.-Aug. 1726

Espegnect is a delegate to a peace conference

Vol.29 : Page 232

Espegueant Feb.11, 1742/1743

Espegueant is a signer of an address concerning fur trade

Vol.31 : Page 438

Espegueeunt Mar.26, 1764

Espegueeunt is accused by certain Indians of assisting in a plot to cause the Penobscot Indians to break with the English; in an interview with Toma, a Chief, he denies his own complicity and insists that neither Adcuhando nor Espegueeunt were involved in such a scheme

Vol.33 : Pages 291-293

Espegueit Aug.6, 1742

a complaint that two sons of Espegueit killed an ox belonging to Samuel McCob; the complaint was presented at a conference with the Eastern Indians

Vol.31 : Page 414

Espeguet Jun.28-Jul.6, 1738

the absence of Espeguet from a conference is noted

Vol.29 : Pages 342,348

Espeguheat Jul.-Aug. 1726

Espeguheat is a second Chief of the Penobscot Indians; Espeguheat is present at a peace conference

Vol.29 : Page 224

Espequead 1736-1737

items for Espequead are on an account of John Gyles

Vol.31 : Page 201

Espequead Sep.,Nov., 1739

two items for Espequead are on an account of John Gyles for the Pemaquid Indians

Vol.31 : Page 284

Espequead 1740-1741

items for Espequead are on a memorandum of expenditures of Captain John Gyles

Vol.31 : Page 377

Espequed Dec.9, 1727-Jan.15, 1728

reference to a testimony given by Espequed of the ill treatment of the Indians at Fort St.George

Vol.29 : Pages 294,296-297

Espequed Aug.2, 1734, Jan.2, 1735, Apr.11, 1735

items paid by John Gyles to Espequed

Vol.31 : Page 190

Espequeeret Jan.1-2, 1727/1728

a proposal of John Gyles for gifts to Espequeeret, an Eastern Indian

Vol.31 : Page 156

Espequeunt Sep.8-10, 1767

Espequeunt was talking confidentially to Thomas Goldthwait of Fort Pownall and told of French blandishments in Canada for him to lead his tribesmen against the English; he was very secretive and was urged to open the letter from Canada

Vol.38a : Pages 346-348,352-354

Espequeunt Jul.26, 1769

Espequeunt is a delegate from the Penobscot Indians to a Boston conference

Vol.29 : Pages 496-497

mentioned in a petition of the Indians

Vol.29 : Pages 498-499

Espequheat Jul.11-Aug.3, 1727

Espequheat is an Arresaguntacook Indian; Espequheat is a delegate to a conference

Vol.29 : Page 260

Esra May 12, 1710

Esra is a Mohawk Indian; an item for Esra is included on Colonel Peter Schuyler's account for money expended on the Indians

Vol.31 : Page 63

Essacombewet alias Sabackaman, Tom Sep.8, 1699

Essacombewet is an Indian messenger

Vol.30 : Page 449

Essacombewet see also Sabaccoman, Tom

Essadouset Apr.27, 1749

Essadouset is a Penobscot Indian; Essadouset is in a delegation requesting a conference

Vol.29 : Page 416

Essadouset Nov.25, 1751

Essadouset is a Penobscot Indian; Essadouset desires a gift of supplies for his people from the Massachusetts government

Vol.32 : Page 229

Essamoonsko 1677

a complaint of Wenacormet and Essamoonsko to the governor that the Indians are being abused by the English

Vol.30 : Page 242

Essomonosko Jul.1, 1677

Essomonosko is mentioned in a letter to the governor

Vol.30 : Page 241a

Ester Dec.15, 1752

Ester is a Stockbridge Indian; an item for Ester is on Joseph Dwight's expense account

Vol.32 : Page 289

Estien Jul.23-28, 1741

Estien is a Penobscot Indian; Estien is mentioned in a report of a conference

Vol.29 : Page 39

Etauwaukum, Jonas 1753

Jonas Etauwaukum is a Stockbridge Indian; Jonas is a signer of a memorial asking that the government interpose in the school question

Vol.32 : Page 374

Etawcaun, Jonas May 31, 1763

Jonas Etawcaun is a Stockbridge Indian; Jonas is one of those who protested the election of Elijah Williams as their representative

Vol.33 : Page 268

Etawecomb, Jonas 1764

Jonas Etawecomb is a Stockbridge Indian; Jonas was in an Albany jail and sold some of his Stockbridge land to secure his release; this was according to the information given to the investigating committee at Stockbridge

Vol.33 : Page 286

Etoecomb Oct.2, 1754

Etoecomb is a Stockbridge Indian; a reference to a visit of Etoecomb and other Indians to the home of the writer of the unsigned letter reporting as to the Stockbridge Indians

Vol.32 : Page 544

Etowwaukaum, Jonas May 29, 1762

Jonas Etowwaukaum is a Stockbridge Indian; Jonas protested the sale of Indian lands

Vol.33 : Page 211

Etowwaukaum, Jonas Jan.1, 1765

Joans Etowwaukaum is a Stockbridge Indian; Jonas is in a petition that the Indians may conduct sales of their outlands without supervision

Vol.33 : Page 313

Etserraboonet Jul.11-Aug.3, 1727

Etserraboonet is a signer of a letter requesting that a conference be held either at Sagadahock or Arowsick

Vol.29 : Page 256

Experience Apr.18, 1751

items for Experience are on an account of the guardians of the Mashpee Indians

Vol.32 : Page 129

Experience Nov.30, 1752

Experience is a Mashpee Indian; an item for Experience is on an expense account of the guardians

Vol.32 : Page 314

Experience see also Speriece

Ezchoota, Titas Jul.23, 1751

a petition of Titas Ezchoota and other Nantucket Indians that court cases on contested land titles should be held in other than Nantucket Court

Vol.32 : Page 166

Ezekel, Thomas Jan.22, 1762

Thomas Ezekel is a Chappaquiddick Indian; Thomas is a petitioner that a church be built with money due from proprietary

Vol.33 : Page 187

Ezekiel, Titus Aug.4, 1747

Titus Ezekiel is a Nantucket Indian; Titus is preferring charges against the English

Vol.31 : Page 543

Ezekiel, Titus Sep.21, 1747

Titus Ezekiel is a Nantucket Indian; Titus is in an appointment of John Quaab to act as a representative of the Indians in a controversy with the Sherburne, Nantucket selectmen

Vol.31 : Page 548

Falkenberg, Jocome Feb.21, 1735/1736/Mar.25, 1736

Jocome Falkenberg is an interpreter for the Housatonic Indians

Vol.29 : Page 315

Fare, Jean 1760

Jean Fare of Natick is in a certificate testifying to the value of Stratton Mill to the community

Vol.33 : Page 143

Farit, Cesar Aug.27, 1757

Cesar Farit is a Natick Indian; he was formerly of Milton; a petition that he may sell his outlying lands to enable him to hold his homestead and pay debts; consent of the guardians of the Natick Indians; approval of the General Court Aug.31, 1757

Vol.33 : Pages 5-6

Farit, Cesar May 31, 1758

Cesar Farit is a Natick Indian; a petition to sell part of his land at Natick to pay debts; consent of the guardians of the Natick Indians; order of the General Court Jun.9-10, 1758 permitting the sale

Vol.33 : Pages 53-54

Farit see also Ferrit

Feesy, Aaron Sep.15, 1686

Aaron Feesy is an Indian of Setucket in Eastham; Aaron gave a deed of twenty acres of uplands and saltmarsh in Eastham to John and Deborah Hurd in return for the kindness shown to his family and himself by Deborah Hurd and her parents

Vol.45 : Page 354

Feesy, Aaron Jun.14, 1709

Aaron Feesy is an Indian of Setucket in Eastham; a confirmation of twenty acres of uplands and saltmarsh then in Eastham but now in Harwich deeded Sep.15, 1686 to John and Deborah Hurd; the confirmation was requested by John Hurd

Vol.45 : Pages 352-356a

Feggins, Thanful Jun.21, 1769

Thanful Feggins is mentioned on Reverend Stephen Badger's petition for reimbursement

Vol.14 : Pages 552-553

Fegoo, James 1760

James Fegoo of Natick is in a certificate testifying to the value of Stratton Mill to the community

Vol.33 : Page 143

Felix Aug.27, 1703

a copy of a report of a committee in the claims of Betty Susamon and Abigail to lands belonging to Felix, their husband; he dying intestate

Vol.113 : Pages 437-438

Felix, Abigail Jul. 1741

Abigail Felix is a Ketiticut Indian and widow; she is a petitioner in a controversy concerning Middleborough lands; documents pertinent thereto

Vol.31 : Pages 317-326

Felix, Israel Nov. 1761

Israel Felix is a Middleborough Indian; Israel Felix stated that the guardians of the Indians of Plymouth County were holding sums due to Thomas Felix, the deceased father of the said Israel; a petition that such sum be paid to Israel to free him from debt; approved by one of the guardians; the General Court orders on Nov.24,26, 1761 that as much of the sums be paid as are necessary to liquidate the just debts

Vol.33 : Pages 175-176

Felix, Israel May 31, Jun.2, 1768

Israel Felix is a Middleborough Indian; a petition that he might sell ten acres of his land to pay debts incurred by the illness and death of his aunt, Sarah Hood; the guardians of the Indians approved and the General Court issued an order for the sale

Vol.33 : Pages 477-478

Felix, Israil Jul. 1741

Israil Felix is a Ketiticut Indian; Israil is a petitioner in a controversy concerning Middleborough lands; documents pertinent thereto

Vol.31 : Pages 317-326

Felix, Thomas Jul. 1741

Thomas Felix is a Ketiticut Indian; Thomas is one of the petitioners in a controversy concerning lands in Middleborough; documents pertinent thereto

Vol.31 : Pages 317-326

Felix, Thomas Jun.1, 1743

Thomas Felix is a Ketititcut Indian; Thomas is in a petition that he might be included in a new precinct at Bridgewater and Middleboro

Vol.31 : Page 458

Felix, Thomas Sep.9, 1743

Thomas Felix is a Titicut Indian; Thomas is a subscriber to a petition for the sale of land to Ebenezer Shaw

Vol.31 : Page 463

Felix, Thomas Apr.19, 1759

a report of Josiah Edson Jr. for a sale of land for Thomas Felix with the deductions for debts, interest, etc.; an order of the General Court thereon Apr.23, 1759

Vol.33 : Pages 99-101

Felix, Thomas Jun.12-13, 1759

Josiah Edson's account in behalf of Thomas Felix; approved by the General Court

Vol.33 : Pages 111-112

Felix, Thomas Nov. 1761

Thomas Felix is a Middleborough Indian; deceased; Thomas is the father of Israel Felix; the guardians of the Indians in Plymouth County are holding sums due to the said Thomas; Israel Felix petitions that these sums be paid to him

Vol.33 : Page 175

Fenney, Nelson Nov.15, 1754

Nelson Fenney is of Middleborough; in 1747 he supported Matthies George, a Punkapoag Indian, during an illness; the guardians of the tribe refuse to reimburse him and he now petitions the General Court for redress; order of the said court on Nov.15 and Dec.21, 1754 that Samuel Miller, guardian of the Punkapoag Indians, make payment

Vol.32 : Pages 499-500

Fenney see also Phinney

Ferrit, Cesar Nov.22, 1753

Cesar Ferrit is a Natick Indian; a petition that he may sell a portion of his land; the consent of the General Court thereon Jan. 1754

Vol.32 : Pages 429-430

Ferrit, Cesar Dec.26, 1754

Cesar Ferrit is a Natick Indian; a petiton that he may sell a portion of his land; the guardians of the Natick Indians approve

Vol.32 : Pages 580-581

Feuet, George Jul. 1741

George Feuet is a Ketiticut Indian; George is a petitioner in a controversy concerning Middleborough lands; documents pertinent thereto

Vol.31 : Pages 317-326

Figgins, Thankfull Jun.3, 1768

Thankfull Figgins is mentioned in an order for the reimbursement of Reverend Stephen Badger

Vol.14 : Page 520

Finney, Nelson Nov.15, 1754

in 1747 Nelson Finney of Middleborough supported Matthies George, a Punkapoag Indian, during illness; the guardians of the tribe refuse to reimburse him and he now petitions the General Court for redress; an order of the General Court on Nov.15 and Dec.21, 1754 that Samuel Miller, guardian of the Punkapoag Indians, make payment

Vol.32 : Pages 499-500

Finney, Nelson Nov.15,Dec.27, 1754,Jun.6, 1755

orders of the General Court concerning the payment of Nelson Finney for the care of Matthias George, a Punkapoag Indian; earlier an order was made for payment by Samuel Miller, then one of the trustees, but only a small part of the payment was made; a later order advises the new trustees of the said Indians to pay the balance due

Vol.32 : Pages 630-631

Finney, Nelson Apr.17, 1756

Nelson Finney's bill for the care of Matthias George, a Punkapoag Indian, in 1754; though authorized by the General Court has not been paid by Colonel Samuel Miller; he prays for immediate payment with interest; a General Court order grants the petition

Vol.32 : Pages 706-707a

Finney, Nelson Dec.8, 1757

Nelson Finney is a Punkapoag Indian; a petition that Robert Spur, one of the Indian guardians, be forced to pay the balance due to the said Nelson for the care of a young Indian who was ill; several orders were issued to the said guardian, but thus far the orders have not been obeyed; order of the General Court that the guardians carry out the orders

Vol.33 : Pages 25-25a

Finney see also Phinney

Fish, Fardrime Dec.23, 1753

Fardrime Fish is a Mashpee Indian; Fardrime is mentioned in a statement of claims

Vol.32 : Page 445

Fish, Hannah Dec.10, 1753

Hannah Fish is a Mashpee Indian; Hannah is in a petition for a removal of guardians; in Indian language

Vol.32 : Page 427

Fish, Nathaniel Dec.23, 1753

Nathaniel Fish is a Mashpee Indian; Nathaniel is mentioned in a statement of claims

Vol.32 : Page 445

Fish, Samuel Dec.23, 1753

Samuel Fish is a Mashpee Indian; Samuel is mentioned in a statement of claims

Vol.32 : Page 445

Fish, Thamus Dec.23, 1753

Thamus Fish is a Mashpee Indian; Thamus is mentioned in a statement of claims

Vol.32 : Page 445

Flewellen Feb.19, 1660

a deed of Flewellen confirming a sale of land near Wells and Cape Porpoise by his father, Sosowen the Sagamore to John Sanders

Vol.30 : Page 84

Fortune, John Nov. 1761

John Fortune is a Mashpee Indian; an item for John is on an account of the guardians

Vol.33 : Page 178

Fortune, Mary Nov. 1761

Mary Fortune is a Mashpee Indian; an item for Mary is on an account of the guardians

Vol.33 : Page 181

Framegan Jun.23, 1749

Framegan is a Norridgewock Indian; Framegan is a delegate to a Boston conference

Vol.29 : Pages 417-418

Framhegan Aug.3-8, 1750

Framhegan is a delegate to a Boston conference relating to an assault on the Indians

Vol.29 : Page 429

Framhegon Jan.5-15, 1749/1750

an order of the General Court of presents to be made for Framhegon and Lovel who were messengers to Canada inviting the St.Francois Indians to join the Eastern Indians in a conference at Falmouth

Vol.31 : Page 685

Frances Nov.9, 1666

Frances is an Indian Sagamore; Frances is a witness to a deed given by the Indians to William Bradford and others in a purchase of Nauset land

Vol.33 : Page 12

Frances Jun.20, 1764

Frances is one of several who accompanied Joseph Chadwick, a surveyor, on a journey from Fort Pownal to Quebec

Vol.243 : Page 88

Frances, Samuel Feb.21, 1759

Samuel Frances is a Gayhead Indian; Samuel is in a petition for an appointment of Timothy Mayhew as their guardian

Vol.33 : Page 86

Franceway Jun.23, 1727

Franceway is a messenger from the Taconock Indians

Vol.29 : Page 254

Franceway Jun.7, 1754

the murders of Sabbada and Franceway at Contookook are mentioned in a letter to Governor Shirley from Governor Wentworth of New Hampshire concerning the hostilities with the Indians

Vol.5 : Page 195

Francis Jul.27, 1751

Captain Francis is a Norridgewock Indian; Francis delivered a treaty of Falmouth dated Oct.16, 1749 to William Lithgow at Richmond

Vol.32 : Page 172

Francis Nov.25, 1751

Francis is an old Norridgewock Indian; he is reported as lately in Canada; he visited St.Georges and later started for Richmond

Vol.32 : Page 229

Francis Jul.10, 1776

Francis is a St.John's Indian; Francis is present at a Watertown conference

Vol.29 : Pages 502,515,526

on a treaty

Vol.29 : Page 529

Francis, Cato 1760

Cato Francis of Natick is in a certificate testifying to the value of Stratton Mill to the community

Vol.33 : Page 143

Francis, Francis Aug. 1733

Francis Francis Jr. of Eastham is reported lost from a whaling voyage with Ebenezer Pain in a storm off the back of Cape Cod; permission is asked for his widow to marry again

Vol.31 : Page 181

Francis, Jane Nov. 1761

Jane Francis is a Mashpee Indian; an item for Jane is on an account of the guardians

Vol.33 : Page 182

Francis, Rachel Aug. 1733

Francis Francis, the husband of Rachel Francis, is reported lost on a whaling voyage; a memorial of Joshua Ralph Sr. asking that she be permitted to marry his son, Joshua Ralph Jr.

Vol.31 : Pages 181-182

Francis, Sarah 1760

Sarah Francis of Natick is in a certificate testifying to the value of Stratton Mill to the community

Vol.33 : Page 143

Francis, Xavier Jan.1,2, 1727/1728

a proposal of John Gyles for compensation for Xavier Francis who sent gifts to the Arresaguntacook Indians

Vol.31 : Page 157

Francois 1735

an item paid by John Stoddard and Isaac Williams to Francois for land in western Massachusetts

Vol.31 : Pages 191-192

Francois Sep.3, 1751

a treaty of Falmouth dated 1749 given by Captain Francois to Captain Lithgow at Richmond Fort is to be delivered by the said Lithgow to the Penobscot Indians

Vol.32 : Page 193

Francois Sep.7, 1751

Captain Francois is a Chief of the Norridgewock Indians; Captain Francois delivered a Falmouth treaty of 1749 to Captain Lithgow at Richmond; the Indians must explain their possession of a document and reason for its return

Vol.32 : Page 192

Francois, Seavier Dec.9, 1727-Jan.15, 1728

Seavier Francois is a messenger from the Indians to the governor

Vol.29 : Pages 289,291-292,296

Francois, Xavier Jul.-Aug. 1726

Xavier Francois is a delegate to a peace conference

Vol.29 : Page 232

Francois, Xavier Jul.11-Aug.3, 1727

Xavier Francois is a delegate to a peace conference

Vol.29 : Pages 260,262,265-266,269

Franswacksaveur 1725

Franswacksaveur is a delegate from the Eastern Indians mentioned in an agreement

Vol.29 : Page 191

Franswacksaveur Nov. 1725

Franswacksaveur is a Penobscot delegate to a conference

Vol.29 : Pages 196,199

Freborn, Esther Jun.30, 1769

an item for Esther Freborn is on an account of the guardians of the Hassanamisco Indians

Vol.33 : Page 505

Freborn, Esther Jun.28, 1771

Esther Freborn is a Hassanamisco Indian; a committee is directed to pay the debts of Esther Freborn with the proceeds from the sale of her right in the property of her late father, Peter Lawrence

Vol.33 : Page 538

Freeborn, Esther May 27, 1767

Esther Freeborn of Paxton is named as one of the claimants of Natick land sold by Patty Pegun under a mistaken claim of ownership

Vol.33 : Page 418

Freeman, Peter May 30, 1685

an order that Peter Freeman be recompensed for his services as a guide to the army and that measures be taken to find and release his daughter who was taken and made a slave

Vol.30 : Page 304a

M.B.R. Vol.5 : Page 477

Freeman, Samuel Jul.25, 1752

Samuel Freeman is taken at Sarastau by the French; Monsieur De La Corne St.Luc will return him in exchange for a Canadian prisoner; mentioned in a report of Phinneas Stevens and Nathaniel Wheelwright deputed by Lieutenant Governor Phips to treat with Governor Longueuil concerning the liberating of English prisoners detained in Canada

Vol.5 : Page 546

French, Meser Mar.26, 1764

Meser French corroborated a testimony of Oso, a squaw, that Toma and other Chiefs were plotting to persuade the Indians to break with the English

Vol.33 : Page 290

Gab, Roben Jul.23, 1751

a petition of Roben Gab and other Nantucket Indians that court cases on contested land titles be tried in other than Nantucket Court

Vol.32 : Page 166

Garat, Harmon alias Cashawasset 1662

land for George Smith is laid out on the south side of the land that was granted to Harmon Garat

Vol.45 : Page 112

Garaudawauna Sep. 1724

Garaudawauna, who was ill treated at Albany, will raise up an army of men to accompany him to war

Vol.29 : Page 186

Garet, Harmon Aug.4, 1662

Harmon Garet is mentioned

Vol.30 : Page 113

Garret, Harman Oct.10, 1649

Harman Garret is to pay 10d. according to a list of petitions, orders and letters probably kept by the secretary

Vol.100 : Page 31a

Garret, Harman Jun.1, 1671

land sold to John Alcock which was formerly the grant to Harman Garret is mentioned

Vol.15b : Page 261

Garret, Harmon alias Cashawasset Oct.8, 1662

one thousand acres of land that was granted to Harmon Garret is purchased by John Alcock

Vol.45 : Page 130

Garrett, Harman alias Cashawaset Aug.5, 1664

a return of a committee in a layout of lands in the Pequot Country for Harman Garrett and the Indians under him; approved

Vol.30 : Page 125

M.B.R. Vol.4 : Part 2 : Page 119

Garrett, Herman alias Cashawasset May 10, 1662

Herman Garrett and his men are granted eight thousand acres in the Pequot Country and a committee is appointed to see that it be laid out

Vol.30 : Page 111

M.B.R. Vol.2 : Part 2 : Page 53

Garrett, Hermon May 19, 1651

a petition of Hermon Garrett asking that one thousand acres of land, mortaged to him by Jethro, may be laid out to him or that the said Jethro may be compelled to pay the said mortage and answer thereto

Vol.30 : Page 18

M.B.R. Vol.4: Part 1 : Page 43

Garrett, Hermon May 22, 1651

a committee is appointed to lay out one thousand acres of land mortaged to Hermon Garrett by Jethro and Watertown is allowed to buy it

Vol.30 : Page 20

M.B.R. Vol.3 : Page 225

Garrett, Hermon May 8, 1653

an order that the interest of Hermon Garrett and such others as were first undertakers of Nashaway Plantation shall be made good to them during 1653

Vol.112 : Page 54

Garrett, Hermon alias Cashawasset Feb.23, 1659

a statement concerning Hermon Garrett's claims to land near Wickapaug and Southertown in 1659

Vol.112 : Page 124

Garrett see also Cashawasset

Garshim, Joyes Nov.30, 1747

Joyes Garshim is in a petition of the Gayhead Indians for a change of guardians

Vol.31 : Page 551

Gawny, Nessa Sep.25, 1725

Nessa Gawny is used as an interpreter between Joseph, a Mohawk Indian guide, and Captain Samuel Willard's officers pursuing Indian rebels near Pigwacket (Fryeburg, Maine)

Vol.38a : Page 120

Gefery, Mary Jun.12-13, 1755

Mary Gefery is a Mattakeeset Indian; Mary is in a petition for the reconsideration of a proposal for long term leases of Indian lands at Pembroke

Vol.32 : Page 624

Gefery see also Jeffrey

Geganisorens May 27, 1684

Geganisorens is mentioned

Vol.30 : Page 292

Gegen, Jon Jan.6, 1762

Jon Gegen is in a petition for profits from an alewife fishery of Herring River

Vol.33 : Page 186

Geneket Jul.-Aug. 1726

Geneket is a delegate to a peace conference

Vol.29 : Page 232

Geneket Jul.3, 1728

Geneket is in a letter announcing a peace pact with the Cape Sable Indians

Vol.29 : Page 307

Geoffrey Jul.-Aug. 1726

a confirmation of a sale of land to Captain Davis by Geoffrey

Vol.29 : Page 224

Geoffrey see also Jeffrey

Georg, Abigail Mar.22, 1754

Abigail Georg is a Punkapoag Indian; Abigail is in a petition for the retention of Samuel Miller as guardian

Vol.32 : Page 481

Georg, Samuel Mar.22, 1754

Samuel Georg is a Punkapoag Indian; Samuel is in a petition for the retention of Samuel Miller as guardian

Vol.32 : Page 481

George see also Joarge

George May 21, 1651

a statement of Cutshamakin and Egawam that John Sagamore desired his lands about Powderhorn Hill to be given to George when he died

Vol.30 : Page 19a

George May 22, 1651

a petition of George asking that the lands of his late brother at Mystic Side be confirmed to him; referred to inferior court

Vol.30 : Page 19

M.B.R. Vol.3 : Page 233

M.B.R. Vol.4 : Part 1 : Page 52

George Oct. 14, 1651

George is an Indian Sagamore; a petition of sundry inhabitants of Rumney Marsh showing that their titles to land are threatened by claims of George; an answer thereto

Vol.30 : Page 26

M.B.R. Vol.3 : Page 252

M.B.R. Vol.4 : Part 1 : Pages 68-69

George Nov.9, 1666

George, along with his father, Oquanehod and other Indians consented to the sale of Nauset land to William Bradford and others

Vol.33 : Page 12

George Mar.20, 1699/1700

George is mentioned in a committee for the Tiverton Indians

Vol.30 : Page 453

George 1757

George is an Indian Sachem; reference to land purchased from George is mentioned in a declaration of the rights of English proprietors of Eastham

Vol.33 : Pages 13-15

George, 1735-1738

the wife of Simon George is on an account of supplies

Vol.31 : Page 223a

George, Abel Mar.30, 1754

Abel George is named on an account of the guardians of the Martha's Vineyard Indians

Vol.32 : Page 601

George, Abiagill Mar.30, 1759

Abiagill George is a Punkapoag Indian; items in her behalf are on a financial report of the guardians of the said Indians

Vol.33 : Pages 87,89

George, Abigail 1735-1738

Abigail George is on an account of supplies for the Punkapoag Indians

Vol.31 : Pages 223a,224-224a,224b

George, Abigail Dec. 1744 - Dec. 1747

an item for Abigail George is on John Quincy's account as guardian of the Punkapoag Indians

Vol.31 : Pages 555-556

George, Abigail Feb. 1747/1748

Abigail George is a Punkapoag Indian; Abigail is one of the petitioners for the retention of the present guardians

Vol.31 : Pages 560-561

George, Abigail Mar.31, 1762

Abigail George is a Punkapoag Indian; an item for her is on an account of the guardians of the said Indians

Vol.33 : Page 200

George, Abigial Jan.10, 1754

Abigail George is a Punkapoag Indian; Abigial is mentioned in a committee report concerning the improper actions of the guardians

Vol.32 : Page 455

George, Abigial Mar. 1766

Abigial George is a Punkapoag Indian; an item for her is on an account of the guardians

Vol.33 : Page 371

George, Abigial Jan.30, 1767

Abigial George is a Punkapoag Indian; an item for her is on an account of Joseph Billings, a guardian

Vol.33 : Page 411

George, Abigill Mar.31, 1760

Old Abigill George is a Punkapoag Indian; an account of transactions in her behalf is submitted to the General Court by the guardians

Vol.33 : Page 127

George, Deborah Dec. 1744-Dec. 1747

an item for Deborah George is on John Quincy's account as guardian of the Punkapoag Indians

Vol.31 : Pages 555-555a,556

George, Deborah Feb. 1747/1748

Deborah George is one of the Indians in a petition for the retention of the present guardians

Vol.31 : Pages 560-561

George, Deborah 1757

Dr.Samuel Gardner's charge for medicine for Deborah George is not included on an account of the guardians of the Punkapoag Indians

Vol.32 : Page 775

George, Deborah Apr.22, 1758

Dr.Gardner's charge for services for Deborah George is included on an account of the guardians of the Punkapoag Indians

Vol.33 : Page 39

George, Deborah Jun.13, 1758

Deborah George is a Punkapoag Indian; Dr.Samuel Gardner's itemized account for the medical care of Deborah George of Stoughton

Vol.33 : Page 52

George, John Dec.7-12, 1741

John George is a Natick Indian; a petition that he may sell six acres of his land and apply the proceeds for the support of his wife and himself; a committee report and consent of the General Court

Vol.31 : Page 353

George, Matthias Apr.17, 1756

Matthias George is a Punkapoag Indian; in 1754 Matthias was cared for by Nelson Finney of Middleborough; Nelson now prays for payment

Vol.32 : Pages 706-707a

George, Matthies Nov.15, 1754

Matthies George is a Punkapoag Indian; in 1747 Matthies was taken ill while in the military service and appealed to Nelson Finney of Middleborough for aid; the guardians of the Punkapoag Indians have refused to pay Nelson for his services

Vol.32 : Pages 499-500

a similar petition with an order of the General Court for payment

Vol.32 : Pages 630-631

George, Micha Oct.16, 1724

Micha George is in a list of the Indians at Dartmouth

Vol.31 : Page 113

George, Naomi Apr.30, 1753

Naomi George is a Gayhead Indian; Naomi is in a petition for a return of lands

Vol.32 : Page 356

George, Naomy Mar.30, 1754

Naomy George is named on an account of the guardians of the Martha's Vineyard Indians

Vol.32 : Page 601

George, Samuel Feb. 1747/1748

Samuel George is a Punkapoag Indian; Samuel is a petitioner for the retention of the present guardians

Vol.31 : Page 560-561

George, Samuel Dec. 1753

Samuel George is a Punkapoag Indian; Samuel of Stoughton is in a petition for a removal of guardians

Vol.32 : Page 406

George, Samuel Jan.10, 1754

Samuel George is one of the Punkapoag Indians involved in a case against the guardians

Vol.32 : Page 455

George, Sarah Jun.13, 1758

Sarah George is a Punkapoag Indian; Dr.Samuel Gardner's itemized account for the medical care of Sarah George of Stoughton

Vol.33 : Page 52

George, Sarah Apr.11, 1759

Sarah George is a Punkapoag Indian; a petition of Rebecca Bullard for reimbursement for the care of Sarah George

Vol.33 : Page 93

George, Sarah Mar. 1766

Sarah George is a Punkapoag Indian; an item for her is on an account submitted by the guardians

Vol.33 : Page 372

George, Simon Nov. 1725

Simon George is in a petition of the Punkapoag Indians that they may sell part of their holdings to John Wentworth and others; an order thereon Dec.8, 1725

Vol.31 : Pages 123-125

George, Simon Apr.13, 1726

a petition to set aside certain Punkapoag land for the benefit of Joseph and Amity Morse is signed by Simon George

Vol.31 : Page 127

George, Simon 1735-1738

Simon George is on an account of supplies for the Punkapoag Indians

Vol.31 : Pages 223a,224-224b

George, Simon 1735-1738

the wife of Simon George is on an account of supplies for the Punkapoag Indians

Vol.31 : Page 223a

George, Simon Feb. 1737

Simon George is one of the former proprietors of land in Punkapoag which was involved in the Sherman-Gill controversy

Vol.42 : Page 188

George, Simon Dec. 1741

Simon George is named in a petition as one of the Punkapoag Indians complaining of trustee Honourable John Quincy and asking for the appointment of Samuel Miller of Milton in his stead

Vol.31 : Page 341

George, Simon Dec. 1741

John Quincy states that Simon George, who supposedly signed a petition of the Punkapoag Indians, died about two years before the petition was presented

Vol.31 : Page 356

Gersham, Marah Nov. 1761

Marah Gersham is a Mashpee Indian; items for Marah are on an account of the guardians

Vol.33 : Pages 179,183

Gersham, Mary Nov. 1761

Mary Gersham is a Mashpee Indian; items for Mary are on an account of the guardians

Vol.33 : Pages 181-182

Gersham, Widow Nov. 1761

Widow Gersham is a Mashpee Indian; an item for Widow is on an account of the guardians

Vol.33 : Page 179

Gershom Apr.18, 1751

an item for Gershom is on an account of the guardians of the Mashpee Indians

Vol.32 : Page 129

Gershom, Joyce Mar.30, 1754

Joyce Gershom is named on an account of the guardians of the Martha's Vineyard Indians

Vol.32 : Page 601

Gershom, Widow Nov. 1761

Widow Gershom is a Mashpee Indian; an item for Widow is on an account of the guardians

Vol.33 : Page 179

Gershom see also Garahim

Gideon May 12, 1710

an item for Gideon is included on Colonel Peter Schuyler's account of money expended for the Indians

Vol.31 : Page 63

Gideon Jan.12, 1738

Gideon is a son of Mary, who is a daughter of Simon Wicket; Gideon is awarded a part of the purchase money for Oyster Island

Vol.31 : Page 226

Gideon see also Wequakanwett

Gigthro, Joshua Feb.25,Mar.7, 1758

Joshua Gigthro and others certified that they were not molested by Silvanus Snow at Billingsgate Point; the second deposition reverses the testimony of the first

Vol.33 : Pages 29-29a,30,32

Gigthro see also Jethro

Gimble, Patience Jun.30, 1769

an item for Patience Gimble is on an account of the guardians of the Hassanamisco Indians

Vol.33 : Page 505

Gingego Mar.16, 1747/1748

Gingego is a Chief of the Six Nations; Gingego is killed by a band of hostile Indians

Vol.3 : Page 570

Go, Abkil Dec.2, 1751

Abkil Go is in a petition of the Nantucket Indians that court cases on contested land titles be tried in courts other than Nantucket; an order of the General Court thereon Dec.28, 1751

Vol.32 : Pages 274-274a

Go, Abkil Dec.2, 1751

Abkil Go is a Nantucket Indian; Abkil is in a complaint against the English inhabitants of the island

Vol.32 : Page 391a

Gorg, Abigal Dec. 1753

Abigal Gorg is a Punkapoag Indian; Abigal of Stoughton is in a petition for a removal of guardians

Vol.32 : Page 406

Gorg, Deborah Mar.22, 1754

Deborah Gorg is a Punkapoag Indian; Deborah is in a petition for the retention of Samuel Miller as guardian

Vol.32 : Page 481

Gorg, Hannah Mar.22, 1754

Hannah Gorg is a Punkapoag Indian; Hannah is in a petition for the retention of Samuel Miller as guardian

Vol.32 : Page 481

Gorge, Abel Apr.30, 1753

Abel Gorge is a Gayhead Indian; Abel is in a petition for a return of lands

Vol.32 : Page 356

Gorge, Abel Mar.23, 1767

Abel Gorge is a signer of a Gayhead petition for an appointment of guardians to protect their interest

Vol.33 : Page 416

Gorge, Deborah 1769

Deborah Gorge is a Punkapoag Indian; an item for Deborah is on Jonathan Capen's account

Vol.33 : Page 493

Gorge, Deborah Jun. 1772

items for supplies for Deborah Gorge and for her later burial expenses are included on an account of the guardians of the Punkapoag Indians

Vol.33 : Page 564a

Gorge, Hannah Dec. 1753

Hannah Gorge is a Punkapoag Indian; Hannah of Stoughton is in a petition for a removal of guardians

Vol.32 : Page 406

Gorge, Hannah Jun.19, 1773

Hannah Gorge is a Punkapoag Indian; expenses for her are included on Jonathan Capen's account

Vol.33 : Page 580

Gorge, Naomi Mar.23, 1767

Naomi Gorge is in a petition that guardians be appointed to protect the intersets of the Indians at Gayhead

Vol.33 : Page 416

Gorge, Simon Nov.20, 1706

Simon Gorge is in a petition of the Punkapoag Indians that they be not deprived of their lands and that the English tenants be permitted to remain

Vol.31 : Page 38

Grachas, Nauh Nov.2, 1741

Nauh Grachas is a Nantucket Indian; Nauh makes definite charges as to English depredations

Vol.32 : Page 387

Grachero, Nanish Jul. 1741

Nanish Grachero is a town Indian of Sakedan, Nantucket; Nanish is in a statement as to the deposing of Benjamin Abel and choice of John Quaap as Sachem

Vol.32 : Page 386a

Graylock Feb.-Mar. 1739

Graylock is a Sachem of the Worenokes; Graylock is to join in a pact guaranteeing freedom from the persecution of New York in case of the Franco-English War

Vol.29 : Page 361

Graypole see also Magsigpen

Great David Nov.5, 1675

Great David is to be sent away to England; his wife is willing to go with him; his mother is very old

Vol.30 : Page 184a

Great Jacob May 7, 1684

Great Jacob's squaw is in a petition in 1684

Vol.112 : Page 360

Great James alias Wuttananamit May 2, 1677

Great James is in a deed of Whip Suffrage proprietors

Vol.30 : Page 238

Great James May 18, 1682

Great James is mentioned in a lease to Samuel Goodwin

Vol.30 : Page 267

Great James May 7, 1684

Great James is in a petition of 1684

Vol.112 : Page 360

Great James Jul.15, 1684

Great James is mentioned in an Indian deed

Vol.30 : Page 280

Great James Sep.1, 1684

a complaint of sundry Indians against Thomas Waban and Great James as well as others for appropriating and selling lands at Marlborough

Vol.30 : Page 287

Great James see also Wuttananamit

Great John Jul.15, 1684

Great John is mentioned in an Indian deed

Vol.30 : Page 280

Great John Sep.1, 1684

Great John is a petitioner

Vol.30 : Page 287

Great Knife see also Hosehaully Goowuh

Guenpack Apr.23, 1697

Guenpack is mentioned

Vol.30 : Page 414

Guenpack see also Wemepuck

Guiliean Jul.-Aug. 1726

Guiliean is a delegate to a peace conference

Vol.29 : Page 232

Hahatan, Will Aug.9, 1683

a deposition of Will Hahatan and others of the council of Josiah Wapatuck, Sachem, denying the claims of Richard Thayer to certain lands

Vol.30 : Page 275a

Hahaton, William 1676

a petition of William Ahaton and others asking that Peter, a kinsman who is now in prison, may be delivered to them or to his master, John Kinsley of Milton

Vol.30 : Page 229

Hahaton see also Ahaton

Hahawton Aug.9, 1683

a petition of Old Hahawton and others, formerly councilors of Josiah Wampatuck, denying the legality of the sale of land by the said Wampatuck to Richard Thayer

Vol.30 : Page 275a

Hahtun, William Nov.20, 1706

William Hahtun is in a petition of the Punkapoag Indians asking that they not be deprived of their lands and that the English tenants be permitted to remain

Vol.31 : Page 38

Hall, Hannah Feb.3, 1764

Hannah Hall was formerly Hannah Yokine, a daughter of John Yokine; Hannah married Sias Hall; she inherited lot No.18 at Freetown which had been granted to her father

Vol.33 : Page 271

Hall, Sias Feb.3, 1764

Sias Hall married Hannah Yokine, a daughter of John Yokine; Hannah, the wife of Sias Hall, inherited lot No.18 at Freetown which was granted to her father, John Yokine

Vol.33 : Page 271

Hammon, Moses Dec.23, 1753

Moses Hammon is a Mashpee Indian; Moses is mentioned in a statement of claims

Vol.32 : Page 446

Hampshear, Solomon Feb.8, 1743/1744

Solomon Hampshear is a Wareham Indian; a petition that he may sell part of his land to pay debts; an order of the General Court thereon Feb.9, 1743/1744

Vol.31 : Pages 474-475

Hannah Nov.5, 1675

Hannah is the wife of Nececoughocott who went to the French; she is examined by a committee

Vol.30 : Page 184a

Hannah 1741

Hannah is in a petition that the English be forbidden to cut woodland at Christiantown on Martha's Vineyard

Vol.31 : Page 315

Hannah Feb.27, 1752

Old Hannah is a Nantucket Indian; Hannah is mentioned in a document relating to Indian land claims

Vol.32 : Page 393

Hannah Jul.29, 1767

Hannah is a fourteen year old daughter of Joseph and Molly Oneas, Arrasaguntecook Indians; Hannah is reported to have been murdered by the English at Sebago Pond

Vol.33 : Pages 427-429

Hannah Sep.10, 1767

Hannah is a fourteen year old daughter of Joseph and Molly Aeneas, Arrasaguntecook Indians; a proclamation offering a reward for the apprehension of the murderers of Hannah and the rest of the family at Sebago Pond at the head of the Stroudwater River

Vol.33 : Pages 433-434

printed copy

Vol.33 : Page 441

Hannah Sep.10, 1767

Hannah is an Arrasaguntecook Indian; a warrant is issued for the arrest of Daniel Austin and Francis Douglass suspected of the murder of Hannah and other members of her family at Sebago Pond

Vol.33 : Pages 439-440

Hanry, Joseph Apr.30, 1753

Joseph Hanry is a Gayhead Indian; Joseph is in a petition for a return of lands

Vol.32 : Page 356

Harculus, Titus 1752

Titus Harculus is a Nantucket Indian; Titus is a supporter of Benjamin Yompashom's claim to land as outlined in a copy of an old document

Vol.32 : Page 273

Harculus see also Hercules

Harding, Josiah May 2, 1677

Josiah Harding is mentioned as a Whip Suffrage proprietor

Vol.30 : Page 238

Harre, Basson Dec.10, 1753

Basson Harre is a Mashpee Indian; Basson is in a petition for a removal of guardians; in Indian language

Vol.32 : Page 427

Harrey Oct.16, 1749

Harrey is a Norridgewock delegate; Harrey is a signer of a Falmouth treaty

Vol.29 : Page 428

Harrey, Savaeg Dec.9, 1749

Savaeg Harrey was murdered by Englishmen at Wiscasset; Savaeg Harrey is named in Major Denny's report

Vol.31 : Page 667a

Harrie Oct.11, 1745

Mr.Harrie is a Nantucket Indian; a copy of a record from a court at Edgartown dated Jun.20, 1672 awarding certain lands to the said Harrie and other Indians, their heirs, etc.

Vol.32 : Page 552

Harrie Sep.25, 1749

a copy of a deed of Nantucket lands issued to Harrie and other Nantucket Indians on Jun.20, 1672 in reply to their complaint

Vol.32 : Page 169

Harry 1691

Harry is one of the Indians to whom John Blake gave guns and ammunition

Vol.36 : Page 49

Harry Jun.23, 1700

Harry is a Chief Magistrate of the the Indians at Noshouokkammuck; Harry attests the authenticity of a covenant of Muttach and other Indian Chiefs as to the ownership of lands at Gay Head, Nantucket and Swansea

Vol.31 : Page 10

Harry, Abiah Nov. 1761

Abiah Harry is a Mashpee Indian; an item for a coffin for Abiah is on an account of the guardians

Vol.33 : Page 178

Harry, Bashan Dec.23, 1753

Bashan Harry is a Mashpee Indian; Bashan is mentioned in a statement of claims

Vol.32 : Page 446

Harry, Elise Mar.30, 1754

Elise Harry is named on an account of the guardians of the Martha's Vineyard Indians

Vol.32 : Page 601

Harry, Els Mar.23, 1767

Els Harry is a signer of a Gayhead petition for an appointment of guardians to protect their interests

Vol.33 : Page 416

Harry, Joseph Mar.30, 1754

Joseph Harry is on an account of the guardians of the Martha's Vineyard Indians

Vol.32 : Page 601

Harry, Mary Nov.30, 1752

Mary Harry is a Mashpee Indian; an item for Mary is on an expense account of the guardians

Vol.32 : Page 314

Harry, Sacary alias Hegen Jun.29, 1750

Sacary Harry is a Wiscasset Indian; the death of Sacary is charged to Samuel Ball, Benjamin Ledite and others; a bill proposing the trial in Suffolk County instead of York County

Vol.32 : Pages 40-41

Harry see also Henry

Hart, Jo Sep.17, 1763

Jo Hart is a Penobscot Indian; Jo conferred with the governor at Fort Pownall

Vol.29 : Page 489

Hart, Joseph Aug.6, 1742

Joseph Hart is accused of killing Captain James Gilmor's sows on Nov.29, 1741

Vol.31 : Page 415

Hary, Mary Apr.18, 1751

an item for Mary Hary is on an account of the guardians of the Mashpee Indians

Vol.32 : Page 129

Hassanok Jul.-Aug. 1726

Hassanok is a delegate to a peace conference

Vol.29 : Page 232

Hatin Oct.3, 1683

Old Hatin is in a list of the Natick Indians

Vol.30 : Page 276

Haukanor alias Calacumbine Jun.4, 1676

a complaint of the Chelmsford inhabitants against Haukanor for shooting at Lieutenant Hincksman asking that he be called before the council to answer therefor and also that he be sent away from the said town

Vol.30 : Page 222a

Haukanor see also Calacumbine

Hawkins Nov.19, 1690

Hawkins is an Indian Captain; Hawkins is a representative of the eastern Sagamores mentioned in instructions to Captain John Alden, commander of the sloop "Mary", relative to his sailing to Sagadahoc for an exchange of captives

Vol.36 : Page 225

Hawkins, John Nov.11, 1690

an agreement is made with John Hawkins for an exchange of captives

Vol.30 : Page 317a

Hawkins, John Nov.19, 1690

John Hawkins is a Captain of the Eastern Indians; John made an agreement with the English at York, Maine relative to an exchange of captives

Vol.36 : Page 225

Hawkins, John May 1, 1691

John Hawkins is an Indian Chief; John had previously promised to deal with the Massachusetts commissioners at Wells but failed to appear and keep his word; the excuse being that he was hunting

Vol.37 : Page 18

Hawkins, John Aug.7, 1691

John Hawkins served under Captain Daniel King in the expedition to the eastward against the Indian enemy; at Saco, while still on shore and preparing to embark for home, John was wounded in a sharp, unexpected, surprise attack by the French and the Indians

Vol.37 : Page 105

Hawkins, Will Nov.5, 1675

the wife of Will Hawkins, being an old woman, is not willing to go with her husband

Vol.30 : Page 184a

Hawsooit, Zachariah Nov.30, 1747

a petition of Zachariah Hawsooit and other Gayhead Indians praying that their guardians be removed and that others be appointed in their stead; accompanied by depositions as to the truth of certain statements

Vol.31 : Pages 551-552

Hawsooit, see also Hoswit

Hawwawwanaw Sep. 1723

a speech of Hawwawwanaw, who is a delegate at a conference in Boston

Vol.29 : Page 133

Heart, John Jun.29,Oct.31, 1734

items are paid by John Gyles to Mr.John Heart

Vol.31 : Page 190

Heart, John 1736-1737

an item for John Heart is in an account of John Gyles

Vol.31 : Page 201

Heart, John Jan.24-May 11, 1740

an expense item for Old John Heart and his family is on an account of John Gyles for the Pemaquid Indians

Vol.31 : Page 284

Heart, John Jul.5, 1740-Mar.14, 1742

items for provisions for Old Mr.John Heart are included on a bill of Captain John Gyles

Vol.31 : Page 377

Heart see also Hart

Heary, Martha Nov.30, 1747

Martha Heary is in a petition of the Gay Head Indians for a change of guardians

Vol.31 : Page 551

Hector see also Miles, Hezekiah

Hegan see also Higgins

Hegen, Samson May 1, 1691

Samson Hegen came to Wells in a private capacity and agreed with the Massachusetts commissioners to give back all white captives as before covenanted and also to lengthen out a time of truce

Vol.37 : Page 19

Hegen see also Sacary, Harry

Heggon, Mogg May 31, 1664

Mogg Heggon is a son of Sagamore Walter Higgon; a deed given by Mogg to Major William Philips of Saco of land between Saco River and Kennebunk River

Vol.30 : Page 124

Hegin, John Jun.6, 1716

reference to reports from John Hegin of possible trouble between the English and the Indians

Vol.29 : Pages 53-54

Hegin, Pram Jun.12, 1752

Pram Hegin is a Norridgewock Indian; Pram delivered a message from the tribe to William Lithgow at Richmond Fort signifying the desire of the said tribe for a conference at Georges in July

Vol.32 : Page 279

Hegin, Pram Sep.1, 1752

Pram Hegin is a Norridgewock Indian; Pram is mentioned in a copy of a message consenting to a conference at St.Georges on Sep.15, 1752

Vol.32 : Page 285

Hegin, Sampson May 31, 1695

Sampson Hegin is mentioned

Vol.8 : Page 39

Hegin, Sampson Dec.27, 1701

Sampson Hegin is a messenger from the Sagamores of Arrocomecoog

Vol.30 : Pages 480-483

Hegon, Adam 1736-1737

items for Adam Hegon are on an account of John Gyles

Vol.31 : Page 201

Hegon, John alias Lackwadawmeck Nov.25, 1720

John Hegon is a delegate to a conference and a signer of a report

Vol.29 : Pages 68,70,73

selected as a hostage

Vol.29 : Page 72

Hegon, John Mar.10, 1730

reference to the expenses of John Hegon, who is lying helpless with a broken arm at Fort Richmond

Vol.31 : Page 168

Hegon, Samson Jan.27, 1698/1699

Samson Hegon is a Pennicook Sagamore

Vol.30 : Page 442

Hemnrodtoker Jul.1, 1677

Hemnrodtoker is mentioned in a letter to the governor

Vol.30 : Page 241a

Hendrick 1699

Hendrick circulated rumors among the Indians; mentioned in Governor Hutchinson's manuscript history of Massachusetts Vol.2

Vol.28 : Folio 64 : Page 77

Hendrick Oct.10-27, 1722

Hendrick, a spokesman for the Indians, is at a conference with the Six Nations

Vol.29 : Page 86

Hendrick Sep. 1724

Hendrick is to return to the Maquas to raise men to assist the English

Vol.29 : Page 186

Hendrick Nov.18, 1724

an item for Hendrick for expenses at Schenectady is on an account of disbursements made by John Schuyler

Vol.244 : Folio 169 : Doc.243

Hendrick Jul. 1744

Hendrick, a spokesman for the Indians, is mentioned

Vol.29 : Pages 382,384

Hendrick 1745

Hendrick is a Chief of the Indians of the Six Nations mentioned in Governor Hutchinson's manuscript history of Massachusetts Vol.2

Vol.28 : Folio 15 : Page 89

Hendrick Oct. 1745

Hendrick is summoned for questioning at an Albany conference

Vol.29 : Pages 391-393,413

Hendrick Mar.16, 1747/1748

a report that Hendrick, an Indian Chief, has been invited to Canada

Vol.31 : Page 571

Hendrick Jan.31, 1750/1751

Hendrick is a Sachem of the Conneinge Tribe; Hendrick went down to Westfield in Sep.1750; the Indians are on their way to Boston to ask for recompense for their losses in the late war

Vol.32 : Page 96

Hendrick Oct.8, 1751

Hendrick is a Mohawk Chief; he is a spokesman for the Indians at a Stockbridge conference to arrange for a settlement in Massachusetts

Vol.32 : Pages 203-212

Hendrick Dec.15, 1752

Hendrick is a Mohawk Indian; Captain Martyn Kellogg wrote to him to encourage interest in the establishment of an Indian school; turned back by Nicholas

Vol.32 : Pages 301-302

Hendrick Dec.23,27, 1752

an item for Hendrick's expenses at Albany is included on Benjamin Ashley's account of expenses for the Mohawk Indians

Vol.32 : Page 266

Hendricks Apr.10, 1752

Hendricks is an Indian Chief; Joseph Dwight reports news brought by Hendricks concerning the attitude of the Indians towards the English and the French

Vol.32 : Page 242

Hendricks May 25, 1752

Hendricks is a Mohawk Sachem; a statement of Abram, a brother of Hendricks, given to Joseph Dwight

Vol.32 : Pages 251-257

Hendrick see also Aupaumet

Heneque Oct.3, 1717

Heneque is in a petition of the Pajipcut Indians that they may have Mr.Baxter with them

Vol.31 : Page 94

Henery, Jaffery Mar.24, 1742

Jaffery Henery is a Natick Indian; a petition of Jaffery that he may sell twenty acres of land in Natick and that the proceeds be applied to improving his property; orders of the General Court thereon

Vol.31 : Page 389

Henery, Jaffery Mar.31, 1743

Jaffery Henery is a signer of a Needham petition

Vol.12 : Page 265

Henery, Jaffery May 26, 1743

Jaffery Henery is a signer of a Natick petition requesting cancellation

Vol.12 : Page 268

Henery, Jaffery Jun.7, 1755

a petition of Mary and Jaffery Henery of Providence, Rhode Island that they may sell certain property in Natick; they have appointed Jonathan Olney and John Andrews as their guardians; the General Court votes to permit the guardians of the Natick Indians to conduct such sale

Vol.32 : Pages 618-619

Henquid Jul.21, 1693

Henquid signed a truce at Pemaquid

Vol.30 : Page 333

Henquid Apr.21, 1740

expenses for Henquid are on an account of John Gyles for the Pemaquid Indians

Vol.31 : Page 284

Henrick Sep.6, 1753

Henrick is a Mohawk Indian; order of the General Court for the payment to Major Ephraim Williams of an amount for that paid by Henrick for expenses at Johannes Valantine's at Kinderhook

Vol.32 : Page 411

Henry Jul.4, 1693

a report of an examination of Henry who was captured shortly after an attack on Deerfield

Vol.30 : Page 331

Henry Jun.2, 1697

Henry is a Mohawk Indian; Dellius reported that all the proceedings with the Indians were stopped until the return of Henry from Canada

Vol.30 : Page 427a

Henry, Eles Feb.21, 1759

Eles Henry is a Gayhead Indian; Eles is in a petition that Timothy Mayhew be appointed their guardian

Vol.33 : Page 86

Henry, Eles Feb.21, 1759

Eles Henry Jr. is a Gayhead Indian; Eles is in a petition that Timothy Mayhew be appointed their guardian

Vol.33 : Page 86

Henry, Elis Sep.5, 1749

Elis Henry is a Gayhead Indian; Elis is in a petition for a discontinuance of the leasing of land

Vol.31 : Page 645

Henry, Elis Apr.30, 1753

Elis Henry Jr. is a Gayhead Indian; Elis is in a petition for a return of lands

Vol.32 : Page 356

Henry, Ezther Feb.21, 1759

Ezther Henry is a Gayhead Indian; Ezther is in a petition that Timothy Mayhew be appointed their guardian

Vol.33 : Page 86

Henry, Jeffry Apr.3, 1743

Jeffry Henry is a subscriber to a Needham petition for the annexation to Natick

Vol.13 : Page 70

Henry, Martha Sep.5, 1749

Martha Henry is a Gayhead Indian; Martha is in a petition for a discontinuance of the leasing of land

Vol.31 : Page 645

Henry, Martha Apr.30, 1753

Martha Henry is a Gayhead Indian; Martha is in a petition for a return of lands

Vol.32 : Page 356

Henry, Mary Jun.7, 1755

a petition of Jaffery and Mary Henry of Providence, Rhode Island that they may sell certain land in Natick which the said Mary inherited from her brother, Samuel Umpinton; Jonathan Olney and John Andrews have been appointed as guardians to arrange with the guardians of the Natick Indians concerning the said sale; authorized by the General Court

Vol.32 : Pages 618-619

Henry see also Harry

Herculus Sep.5, 1694

a petition of Lawrence, John Quassan and Herculus in behalf of the Indians about Chatham, Yarmouth and Eastham showing that the young Indians are lawless, drunken, etc. and asking that measures be taken to reduce them to order and discipline

Vol.30 : Page 353

Herry, Elis Apr.30, 1753

Elis Herry is a Gayhead Indian; Elis is in a petition for a return of lands

Vol.32 : Page 356

Hery, Elis Nov.30, 1747

Elis Hery is in a petition of the Gay Head Indians for a change of guardians

Vol.31 : Page 551

Hery, Ezther Nov.30, 1747

Ezther Hery is in a petition of the Gay Head Indians for a change of guardians

Vol.31 : Page 551

Hester Mar.30, 1754

Hester is named on an account of the guardians of the Martha's Vineyard Indians

Vol.32 : Page 601

Hiacoomes 1643

Hiacoomes is a Christian convert and Indian minister of Martha's Vineyard mentioned in Governor Hutchinson's manuscript history of Massachusetts Vol.2

Vol.28 : Folio 54 : Page 346

Hide, Jeremy Aug.25, 1676

Jeremy Hide and his brother Samuel are mentioned in a certification of Daniel Gookin as to their conduct and fidelity as soldiers under Captain Hunting and asking their request for the possession of their brother's daughter, who is a captive in Boston, be granted

Vol.30 : Page 221

Hide, Sam Jun. 1676

Sam Hide is mentioned

Vol.30 : Page 202a

Hide, Samuel Aug.25, 1676

a certification of Daniel Gookin as to the conduct of Samuel Hide and his brother, Jeremy, soldiers under Captain Hunting, and asking that their request for the delivery of their brother's daughter to them be granted

Vol.30 : Page 221

Higgin, Paul Jul.29, 1767

Paul Higgin is an Arrasaguntecook Indian; Paul is in a complaint of murder and robberies at Sebago Pond; he acted as an interpreter

Vol.33 : Pages 427-429

Higgon, Walter May 31, 1664

Walter Higgon is a Sagamore of Saco River; deceased

Vol.30 : Page 124

Hill, Nathaniel Nov.22, 1749

a petition of Nathaniel Hill and his wife that they may sell part of their land

Vol.18 : Pages 508-509

Hill, Nathaniel Mar.22, 1753

Nathaniel Hill is a Natick Indian; Nathaniel is one of the petitioners for the disposal of property to enable them to contribute to a minister's support

Vol.32 : Page 345

Hill, Nathaniel Jun.2, 1758

Nathaniel Hill is a Natick Indian; a petition of Nathaniel and Patience Hill that they may sell part of their property in Natick; approval of the guardians of the Natick Indians; consent of the General Court Jun.9-10, 1758

Vol.33 : Pages 59-60

Hill, Patience Nov.22, 1749

a petition of Patience and Nathaniel Hill that they may sell part of their land

Vol.18 : Pages 508-509

Hill, Patience Jun.2, 1758

Patience Hill is a Natick Indian; a petition of Patience and Nathaniel Hill that they may sell part of their Natick property; approval of the guardians of the Natick Indians and consent of the General Court

Vol.33 : Pages 59-60

Hittee Dec.19, 1739

Thomas Trott of Dorchester petitions the General Court to repay him for the care and burial of Old Hittee, an indigent Indian woman supposed to be of Cape Cod

Vol.31 : Pages 256-257

Hogasagigte, Andatsoga Dec.2, 1732

an item for a journey to Boston by Andatsoga Hogasagigte is on an account rendered by John Lydius for miscellaneous disbursements

Vol.244 : Folio 295 : Doc.454

Hogen, William May 12, 1710

an item for William Hogen is on an account presented by Robert Livingston Jr.; the list is approved by Peter Schuyler

Vol.31 : Page 64

Holms, Benjamin Oct.16, 1724

Benjamin Holms is in a list of the Indians at Dartmouth

Vol.31 : Page 113

Holms, Samuel Oct.16, 1724

Elder Samuel Holms is in a list of the Indians at Dartmouth

Vol.31 : Page 113

Holms, Tobiah Oct.16, 1724

Tobiah Holms is in a list of the Indians at Dartmouth

Vol.31 : Page 113

Holmes/Holms see also Holmes in the Main Catalog

Homeny, James Sep.9, 1743

James Homeny is a Titecutt Indian; James is a subscriber to a petition for a sale of land to Ebeneser Shaw

Vol.31 : Page 463

Homit, Abel Mar.30, 1754

heirs of Abel Homit are mentioned on an account of the guardians of the Martha's Vineyard Indians

Vol.32 : Page 601

Homit, Bersheba Mar.30, 1754

Bersheba Homit is named on an account of the guardians of the Martha's Vineyard Indians

Vol.32 : Page 602

Homit, Deborah Mar.30, 1754

Deborah Homit is named on an account of the guardians of the Martha's Vineyard Indians

Vol.32 : Page 601

Homit, Judah Mar.30, 1754

Judah Homit is named on an account of the guardians of the Martha's Vineyard Indians

Vol.32 : Page 601

Homit, Laban Mar.30, 1754

Laban Homit is named on an account of the guardians of the Martha's Vineyard Indians

Vol.32 : Page 601

Homit, Sollmon Mar.30, 1754

Sollmon Homit is named on an account of the guardians of the Martha's Vineyard Indians

Vol.32 : Page 601

Hood, Rachel Jun.12-13, 1755

Rachel Hood is a Mattakeeset Indian; Rachel is in a petition for the reconsideration of a proposal for long term leases of Indian lands at Pembroke

Vol.32 : Page 624

Hood, Robin Oct.28, 1667

Robin Hood is a Chief Sachem; a letter to Robin demanding satisfaction for injuries to the inhabitants of Hadley by the Kennebec Indians

Vol.30 : Page 144a

M.B.R. Vol.IV : Part 2 : Page 361

Hood, Robin alias Rogemocken Jul.-Aug. 1726

references to sales of land by Robin Hood and others to the English

Vol.29 : Pages 225-228

Hood, Robin Jul.24, 1741

Robin Hood is mentioned

Vol.114 : Pages 651-652

Hood, Robin see also Robin Hood

Hood, Sarah May 31, 1768

Sarah Hood is the aunt of Israel Felix; Israel petitions to sell ten acres of land to pay debts incurred by her illness and death

Vol.33 : Page 477

Hood/Whood see also Hood in the Main Catalog

Hope Jan.12, 1647/1648

an Indian man called Hope is indentured by Governor John Winthrop in behalf of Susanna Winslow for a term of ten years to John Manifort of Barbados

Vol.60 : Page 291a

Hopehood Nov. 1690

Hopehood is in a list of Indians released from custody mentioned in a narrative of Silvanus Davis relative to the affairs of war in Canada

Vol.36 : Page 205

Hopper, Elisabeth Jun. 1765

Elisabeth Hopper is a Rochester Indian; a petition of Nathaniell Smith and Elisabeth Hopper asking that land formerly granted to Elisabeth's father, John Wickmuck be restored to her; accompanied by a copy of an original grant which was dated Jul.13, 1697; the petition is not granted by the General Court

Vol.33 : Pages 335-337

Hosehaully, Goowuh alias Great Knife Apr.6, 1752

Goowuh Hosehaully is the governor of South Carolina; Goowuh has sent delegation to Cheenoshoon to confer with the Indians

Vol.32 : Page 240

Hosewatt, Josiah Aug.27, 1703

Josiah Hosewatt is mentioned

Vol.113 : Page 438

Hosewet, Jonah Aug.27, 1703

Jonah Hosewat is a Nantucket Indian; Jonah testified to a committee at Barnstable that he wrote a supposed will of Mattack many years after the Sachem's death

Vol.31 : Page 18

Hosout, Zacri Sep.22, 1746

an agreement as to the pasturage between the Gayhead Indians and the proprietors of Chilmark allows Zacri Hosout specific privileges

Vol.31 : Page 523

Hossveit, Abegell Apr.30, 1753

Abegell Hossveit is a Gayhead Indian; Abegell is in a petition for a return of lands

Vol.32 : Page 356

Hossveit, Issac Sep.5, 1749

Issac Hossveit is a Gayhead Indian; Issac is in a petition for a discontinuance of the leasing of land

Vol.31 : Page 645

Hossveit, Jean Nov.30, 1747

Jean Hossveit is in a petition of the Gayhead Indians for a change of guardians

Vol.31 : Page 551

Hossveit, Jude Sep.5, 1749

Jude Hossveit is a Gayhead Indian; Jude is in a petition for a discontinuance of the leasing of land

Vol.31 : Page 645

Hossveit, Jude Apr.30, 1753

Jude Hossveit is a Gayhead Indian; Jude is in a petition for a return of lands

Vol.32 : Page 356

Hossveit, Jude Feb.21, 1759

Jude Hossveit is a Gayhead Indian; Jude is in a petition for the appointment of Timothy Mayhew as their guardian

Vol.33 : Page 86

Hossveit, Laban Nov.30, 1747

Laban Hossveit is in a petition of the Gayhead Indians for a change of guardians

Vol.31 : Page 551

Hossveit, Laban Apr.30, 1753

Laban Hossveit is a Gayhead Indian; Laban is in a petition for a return of lands

Vol.32 : Page 356

Hossveit, Labon Sep.5, 1749

Labon Hossveit is a Gayhead Indian; Labon is in a petition for a discontinuance of the leasing of land

Vol.31 : Page 645

Hossveit, Markit Apr.30, 1753

Markit Hossveit is a Gayhead Indian; Markit is in a petition for a return of lands

Vol.32 : Page 356

Hossveit, Zachary Sep.5, 1749

Zachary Hossveit is a proprietor's clerk of the Gayhead Indians; Zachary attests to a petition for the discontinuance of the leasing of land

Vol.31 : Page 645

Hossveit, Zachary Apr.30, 1753

Zachary Hossveit is a Gayhead Indian; Zachary is in a petition for a return of lands

Vol.32 : Page 356

Hossveit, Zachary Feb.21, 1759

Zachary Hossveit is a Gayhead Indian; Zachary is in a petition for an appointment of Timothy Mayhew as their guardian

Vol.33 : Page 86

Hossveitt, Jude Nov.30, 1747

Jude Hossveitt is in a petition of the Gayhead Indians for a change of guardians

Vol.31 : Page 551

Hosswit, Laban Feb.21, 1759

Laban Hosswit is a Gayhead Indian; Laban is in a petition for an appointment of Timothy Mayhew as one of their guardians

Vol.33 : Page 86

Hosswit, Zachariah Mar.8, 1774

a council election of Zachariah Hosswit, William Mayhew and Jonathan Allen as guardians of the Gayhead Indians

Vol.33 : Page 615

Hosveit, Issac Nov.30, 1747

Issac Hosveit is a signer of a petition of the Gayhead Indians for a change of guardians

Vol.31 : Page 551

Hosweit, Issac Apr.30, 1753

Issac Hosweit is a Gayhead Indian; Issac is in a petition for a return of lands

Vol.32 : Page 356

Hosweit, Solomon Apr.30, 1753

Solomon Hosweit is a Gayhead Indian; Solomon is in a petition for a return of lands

Vol.32 : Page 356

Hoswet, Zachriah 1741

Zachriah Hoswet is a signer of a petition that the English be forbidden to cut wood at Christiantown on Martha's Vineyard

Vol.31 : Page 315

Hoswit, Abel Jul. 1741

Abel Hoswit is a Ketiticut Indian; Abel is a petitioner in a controversy concerning Middleborough lands; documents pertinent thereto

Vol.31 : Pages 317-326

Hoswit, Issac Sep.22, 1746

Issac Hoswit is a Gayhead Indian; Issac is a signer of an agreement as to pasturage

Vol.31 : Page 524

Hoswit, Solomon Sep.22, 1746

Solomon Hoswit is a Gayhead Indian; Solomon is a signer of an agreement as to pasturage

Vol.31 : Page 524

Hoswit, Solomon Nov.30, 1747

an affidavit of Solomon Hoswit confirming Theopalus Mayhew's statements as to the Gayhead Indians

Vol.31 : Page 552

Hoswueit, Isaac Feb.21, 1759

Isaac Hoswueit is a Gayhead Indian; Isaac is in a petition for the appointment of Timothy Mayhew as their guardian

Vol.33 : Page 86

Hotcase Aug.7, 1736

Hotcase is a Housatonic Indian; an appeal of Hotcase for the adjustment of the difficulties relating to land at Gosshop

Vol.29 : Page 329

Houwauseet, Maukh Jun. 1752

Maukh Houwauseet is a Stockbridge Indian; Maukh is in a complaint to secure the payment for lands

Vol.32 : Page 262

Houwauweet, Maukk Jun. 1752

Maukk Houwauweet is a petitioner of the province appropriation for the encouragement of an Indian mission at Stockbridge

Vol.32 : Page 260

Howland, John Jun.1, 1743

John Howland is a Ketiticut Indian; John is in a petition that they may be included in a new precinct at Bridgewater and Middleboro

Vol.31 : Page 458

Howland, Mary Jun.1, 1743

Mary Howland is a Ketiticut Indian; Mary is in a petition that they may be included in a new precinct at Bridgewater and Middleboro

Vol.31 : Page 458

Howland, Stephen Feb.22, 1704/1705

Stephen Howland was on the "Portsmouth Galley" when it was taken by the French on Apr.29, 1704; Stephen swam ashore and was then brought to Pennsylvania

Vol.30 : Page 501a

Howland, Stephen Oct.5, 1705

Stephen Howland is shipped as a diver to search for a wreck in the Bahamas

Vol.8 : Page 185

Howwoswe, Zachariah Nov.20, 1767

Zachariah Howwoswe signed a reply of the Chappaquiddick Indians to John Norton's petition as to property rights

Vol.33 : Page 489

Howwoswe, Zechariah Nov.16, 1767

Zechariah Howwoswe is a Chappaquiddick Indian; Zechariah is a subscriber to a reply of the Indians to John Norton's petition

Vol.33 : Page 446

Howwoswe, Zechariah May 27, 1768

Zechariah is in a petition for the relief of the Chappaquiddick Indians

Vol.33 : Page 471

Howwoswe see also Hoswit

Hugh Oct.22, 1697

Hugh was the captain of the Cape Cod Indians who defended East Harbor from an attack by the French

Vol.30 : Page 438

Humbrey, Samuel Sep.11, 1752

Samuel Humbrey is a Nantucket Indian; Samuel is a witness to an Indian complaint against the injustices of the English

Vol.32 : Page 288

Humphry, Samuel Oct.17, 1754

Samuel Humphry is a Nantucket Indian; Samuel is in a petition for the relief from the oppression of the English on the island

Vol.32 : Page 551

Humphry see also Humbrey, Humphrey, Umphry, Umpry

Hunkamug, Abraham Apr.20, 1762

Abraham Hunkamug is a Stockbridge Indian; Abraham murdered Chineaquun, another Stockbridge Indian, at Kinderhook, Albany County, New York; the governor of Massachusetts is requested to advise the New York Court not to be lenient with the murderer; a statement that the New York authorities are too careless with the Indians

Vol.33 : Page 201

Hunnet, Repakah 1741

Repakah Hunnet is in a petition that the English be forbidden to cut wood at Christiantown on Martha's Vineyard

Vol.31 : Page 315

Hunt, John Dec. 1744-Dec. 1747

an item for John Hunt is on John Quincy's account as guardian of the Punkapoag Indians

Vol.31 : Pages 553-554a

Hunt, John Feb.13,15, 1765

John Hunt is an Indian of Hingham; John was left an orphan and was brought up by the English; John owns a small wood lot at Pembroke which he desires to sell in order to buy a lot elsewhere for business reasons; John Turner, one of the guardians of the Plymouth County Indians, gives his consent to the sale; an order of the General Court approving the sale

Vol.33 : Page 321

Huntar, John Sep.22, 1675

John Huntar is mentioned

Vol.30 : Page 176

Hunter, 1735-1738

the wife of Thomas Hunter is on an account of supplies

Vol.31 : Page 223a

Hunter, Bette Jan.30, 1767

Bette Hunter is a Punkapoag Indian; an item for Bette is on an account of Joseph Billings, a guardian

Vol.33 : Page 411

Hunter, Dinah 1735-1738

Dinah Hunter is on an account of supplies for the Punkapoag Indians

Vol.31 : Page 224a

Hunter, George Mar.25, 1691

George Hunter is a friendly Indian who served at the eastward with Lieutenant Swift; an item for George is included on Lieutenant Swift's account

Vol.36 : Page 438

Hunter, George Apr.13, 1726

a petition to set aside certain Punkapoag land for the benefit of Joseph and Amity Morse is signed by George Hunter

Vol.31 : Page 127

Hunter, George Jun.2-16, 1727

George Hunter is in a petition of the Punkapoag Indians for the appointment of Major John Quincy to protect their interests

Vol.31 : Page 143

Hunter, George 1735-1738

the daughter of George Hunter is on an account of supplies for the Punkapoag Indians

Vol.31 : Page 223a

Hunter, George Feb. 1737

George Hunter is one of the former proprietors of Punkapoag land in the Sherman-Gill contoversy

Vol.42 : Page 188

Hunter, Gorge Nov. 1725

Gorge Hunter is in a petition that the Punkapoag Indians may sell part of their holdings to John Wentworth and others; an order thereon Dec.8, 1725

Vol.31 : Pages 123-125

Hunter, John 1676

Captain John Hunter is a petitioner

Vol.30 : Page 229

Hunter, John Feb.26, 1676/1677

a letter of Thomas Swift to the council relative to paying the due to John Hunter for an Indian brought in by him

Vol.30 : Page 236

Hunter, John Mar.22, 1676/1677

John Hunter petitions to Governor John Leverett that he may be released from prison; he has been very ill in jail

Vol.39 : Page 480

Hunter, John Apr.9, 1677

Captain John Hunter is mentioned

Vol.30 : Page 236b

Hunter, John Dec.9, 1692

a petition of John Hunter showing that his house and lands at Wecopemsitt were taken from him while he was in the Country's Service during King Philip's War; the house and land are still detained although he has made requests to the Plymouth Government and Sir Edmund Andros; he asks for relief; a committee is appointed to inquire into the matter

Vol.30 : Page 326a

Hunter, John 1735-1738

an item for John Hunter is on a list of expenditures for the Punkapoag Indians

Vol.31 : Page 224b

Hunter, Mary Jun.26, 1747

an item for Mary Hunter is on John Quincy's account as guardian of the Punkapoag Indians

Vol.31 : Page 566

Hunter, Samuel Oct.16, 1724

Samuel Hunter is in a list of the Indians at Dartmouth

Vol.31 : Page 113

Hunter, Sarah 1735-1738

Sarah Hunter is on an account for the Punkapoag Indians

Vol.31 : Pages 223a,224

Hunter, Sarah Dec. 1744-Dec. 1747

an item for Sarah Hunter is on John Quincy's account as guardian of the Punkapoag Indians

Vol.31 : Pages 555-555a,556

Hunter, Sarah Mar.30, 1759

Sarah Hunter is a Punkapoag Indian; a report of the guardians of Sarah concerning financial transactions conducted on her account

Vol.33 : Page 89

Hunter, Sarah Mar.31, 1760

Old Sarah Hunter is a Punkapoag Indian; an account of necessities purchased for Sarah by the Indian guardians

Vol.33 : Page 127

Hunter, Sarah Mar.31, 1762

Sarah Hunter is a Punkapoag Indian; an item for Sarah is on an account of the guardians of the Punkapoag Indians

Vol.33 : Page 200

Hunter, Sarah Mar. 1766

Old Sarah Hunter is a Punkapoag Indian; an item for Sarah is on an account of the guardians

Vol.33 : Page 371

Hunter, Sarah Jan.30, 1767

Old Sarah Hunter is a Punkapoag Indian; an item for Sarah is on Joseph Billing's account as guardian

Vol.33 : Page 411

Hunter, Srah 1769

Old Srah Hunter is a Punkapoag Indian; items of expenditures for Srah are on an account of the guardians

Vol.33 : Pages 491-492

Hunter, Thomas 1735-1738

Thomas Hunter is on an account of supplies for the Punkapoag Indians

Vol.31 : Pages 223a,224-224a

Hunter, Thomas 1735-1738

the wife of Thomas Hunter is on an account of supplies for the Punkapoag Indians

Vol.31 : Page 223a

Hunter, Thomas Dec. 1741/Jan. 1742

Thomas Hunter is a Punkapoag Indian; Thomas is a signer of a petition for a change of trustee; other documents accompany

Vol.31 : Pages 341-343

Hunter, Thomas May 26, 1742

Job Auhaughton petitions that he may sell Leah Shantum's share of Titicut land held in common with Thomas Hunter of Stoughton

Vol.31 : Page 394

Hunter, Thomas Dec. 1744-Dec. 1747

an item for Thomas Hunter is on John Quincy's account as guardian of the Punkapoag Indians

Vol.31 : Page 555

Huppachato Jun.24, 1675

Huppachato is mentioned in an Indian agreement

Vol.30 : Page 170

Hurd, Mary May 27, 1767

Mary Hurd of Grafton is named as one of the claimants of Natick land sold by Patty Pegun, an Indian, who had conceived it to be her property

Vol.33 : Page 418

Hurd, Mary alias Cumacher Jan.22, 1768

Mary Hurd is a Hassanamisco Indian; an item for Mary is on an account of the trustees

Vol.33 : Page 457

Hurd, Mary alias Gumacher May 31, 1768

an item for Mary Hurd is on an account of the guardians of the Hassanamisco Indians

Vol.33 : Page 475

Hurd, Samuel Jun.30, 1769

an item for Samuel Hurd is on an account of the guardians of the Hassanamisco Indians

Vol.33 : Page 505

Hutkeese, Nicholas Jun.6, 1757

Nicholas Hutkeese is a son of Seconk and Naunausquash; Nicholas received part of a payment for Housatonic land

Vol.31 : Pages 207-208

Ineas Jul.13, 1713

Ineas is an Indian delegate from St.John's

Vol.29 : Pages 4,6

Ineas see also Aeneas

Inmawit Jan.30, 1730

an expense of Inmawit coming to Fort Richmond to inquire into Colonel Dunbar's proceedings at Pemaquid

Vol.31 : Page 167

Iscook Jun.13, 1671

Iscook is on trial for the murder of Zechariah Smith

Vol.30 : Page 168b

Israel Oct.26, 1724

Israel is a petitioner at Natick

Vol.11 : Page 410

Issac Dec.15, 1752

Issac is a Stockbridge Indian; an item for Issac's wife is on Joseph Kellogg's expense account

Vol.32 : Page 290

Issac Apr. 1772

Issac is an Oneida Indian; Issac in behalf of the tribe sent a letter to Eli Forbes of Brookfield asking for the return to the tribe of Zanna, a young woman, and offering to send a young boy to replace her

Vol.33 : Page 548

Issac, Barabas Nov.30, 1747

Barabas Issac is in a petition of the Gayhead Indians for a change of guardians

Vol.31 : Page 551

Issac, Barapus Sep.5, 1749

Barapus Issac is a Gayhead Indian; Barapus is in a petition for the discontinuance of the leasing of land

Vol.31 : Page 645

Issac, Mercy Mar.30, 1754

Mercy Issac is named on an account of the guardians of the Martha's Vineyard Indians

Vol.32 : Page 601

Issigate Jul.-Aug. 1726

reference to Issigate is made in a sale of land to the English

Vol.29 : Pages 225-227

Iszauwamuet Jul.11-Aug.3, 1727

Iszauwamuet is a delegate to a conference

Vol.29 : Page 260

Itassang Jul.-Aug. 1726

Itassang Jr. is a delegate to a peace conference

Vol.29 : Page 232

Iteansis Jul.13, 1713

Iteansis is a delegate from Penobscot

Vol.29 : Pages 4-6

Jabez Jun.28-Jul.6, 1738

some Indians suggest that Jabez should be made a truck-master

Vol.29 : Pages 338,344,349

Jack Oct. 1675

a letter of Jonathan Paine to the governor asking for the release of Jack and others that were taken from Prudence Island

Vol.30 : Page 181

Jack Oct.10, 1675

Jack was a tenant of Jonathan Paine on Prudence Island who was taken with his wife and children by Captain Fuller and Captain Goram during the night; a testimony of James Sweet and others as to the friendship of Jack for the English

Vol.30 : Page 180

Jack, Issac Simon Apr.18, 1751

an item for Issac Simon Jack is on an account of the guardians of the Mashpee Indians

Vol.32 : Page 129

Jackin May 25, 1756-Oct.30, 1767

Captain Jackin is mentioned in a copy of an Indian deed of land settled in western Massachusetts and claimed by New York

Vol.6 : Page 383

Jackin, Jajoiakim Mar.15, 1757

Jajoiakim Jackin is a Stockbridge Indian; mentioned

Vol.118 : Page 320

Jackin, Jehoyacim Mar.15, 1757

Jehoyacim Jackin is a witness to a Tauconnock deed

Vol.32 : Page 759

Jackin, Jehoyekim Mar.15, 1757

Jehoyekim Jackin, a Stockbridge Indian, is mentioned in a deed

Vol.118 : Page 593

Jackin see also Yokun

Jackoit Jul.13, 1713

Jackoit is a delegate from Penobscot

Vol.29 : Pages 4-6

Jackson, Moses Jun.3, 1760

Moses Jackson was a servant of Benjamin Jackson; he served in the Canada Expedition in Lieutenant Joseph Ingley's company; Moses was deprived of his wages; petitioned of Roland Cotton who designed to restore wages to him and others

Vol.33 : Page 138

Jackstraw, John Aug.14, 1676

John Jackstraw was arrested for the attack on the family of Thomas Eames of Natick; he confessed to burning some buildings

Vol.30 : Pages 210a-210b,211

Jackstraw, Joseph 1676

the submission of Joseph Jackstraw to the Massachusetts government

Vol.30 : Pages 215-215a

Jackstraw, Joseph Aug.14, 1676

Joseph Jackstraw was arrested for the assault on the family of Thomas Eames of Natick; he confessed to burning some buildings and was committed to prison

Vol.30 : Page 210a-210b,211-212

Jackstraw, William alias Wanukkhow 1676

a testimony of Thomas and John Prentice concerning the submission of William Jackstraw and his family to the government

Vol.30 : Pages 215-215a

Jackstraw, William Aug.14, 1676

a confession of William Jackstraw who was concerned in the destruction of the family of Thomas Eames; he is committed to a prison in Boston until the trial

Vol.30 : Pages 210a-210b,211-211a,212

Jacksum Aug.31, 1717

Jacksum is a Pennicook Indian; Jacksum is a signer of a ratification of a peace pact with the Eastern Indians

Vol.29 : Page 551

Jacob Nov.23, 1676

an order of the council for the release of Jacob by messengers Deane and Whetcomb upon their receiving full satisfaction for him

Vol.30 : Page 228a

Jacob Feb.25, 1701/1702

Old Jacob of Natick is mentioned

Vol.30 : Page 484

Jacob 1724

a report of Jacob on his return from Quebec

Vol.29 : Pages 152-153

Jacob Apr.18, 1751

an item for Jacob is on an account of the guardians of the Mashpee Indians

Vol.32 : Page 129

Jacob Apr.6, 1752

Jacob is a Mohawk Indian; on his return from Canajoharie he gave an account of an Indian assembly to Martin Kellogg

Vol.32 : Pages 239-240a

also, reference to the account is in Jacob Dwight's letter of Apr.10, 1752

Vol.32 : Page 244

Jacob May 25, 1752

Jacob is a Mohawk Indian; a report made by Jacob to Martin Kellogg is confirmed by the English to Joseph Dwight on his trip to Albany

Vol.32 : Page 250

Jacob Dec.15, 1752

an item for Jacob and his wife is on Joseph Dwight's expense account for the Stockbridge Indians

Vol.32 : Page 290

Jacob Mar.30, 1754

Old Jacob is named on an account of the guardians of the Martha's Vineyard Indians

Vol.32 : Page 601

Jacob see also Appamatahqueen

Jame, Samban Dec.2, 1751

Samban Jame is a Nantucket Indian; Samban is in a complaint against the English inhabitants on the island

Vol.32 : Page 391a

James Oct.8, 1646

James is a child in the care of Henry Dunster; an account rendered by the said Dunster for the care of James

Vol.30 : Page 9

James alias Wawisco Nov.9, 1666

James is a witness to a deed given by the Indians to William Bradford and others in a purchase of Nauset land

Vol.33 : Page 12

James Jul.10, 1676

a deposition of "Zanky Panky" concerning the murder of James at Spectacle Island

Vol.30 : Page 207b

James Feb.10, 1681/1682

James is mentioned in a deed

Vol.30 : Page 265

James Mar.20, 1699/1700

James is in a Tiverton petition

Vol.30 : Page 453

James Mar. 1723

James was a servant to Mr.Draper and is now with John Fisher of Dedham; James reportedly stole money and tobacco from the said Draper and gave it to his accomplice who was a servant of Captain Foy of Charlestown

Vol.8 : Pages 251-253

James Jan.29, 1750/1751

Hardwick proprietors claim that their ancestors purchased Lambstown property from James and other Indian owners in 1686

Vol.32 : Page 91

James, Isaac Nov.19, 1757

Isaac James signed a complaint of the Eastham and Harwich Indians as to the English encroachments on Indian property

Vol.33 : Page 10

James, Isaac Mar. 1758

Isaac James accompanied Thacher Freeman on a whaling ship

Vol.33 : Page 32b

James, Jean May 28, 1740

a petition of Samuel and Jean James of Bridgewater that they may sell certain property in Little Compton, Bristol County; orders of the General Court thereon

Vol.31 : Pages 285-285a

James, John Mar.22, 1688/1689

a testimony of John James concerning his conversation with Governor Andros

Vol.35 : Pages 121,255-256

James, Jonathan Jan.23, 1689/1690

Jonathan James is brought to Watertown to testify against Sir Edmund Andros

Vol.35 : Page 179a

James, Little Oct.29, 1765

a copy of a deed given by Little James and other heirs of John Quason Sr. to English persons on May 18, 1711

Vol.33 : Pages 620-621

James, Samuel May 28, 1740

a petition of Jean and Samuel James of Bridgewater that they may sell certain property in Little Compton, Bristol County; orders of the General Court thereon

Vol.31 : Page 285

Jamon, Olt Sep.1, 1684

Olt Jamon is a petitioner

Vol.30 : Page 287

Jan, Baptist May 12, 1710

an item for Baptist Jan is included on Colonel Peter Schuyler's account of money expended on the Indians

Vol.31 : Page 63

Janemo Sep.16, 1646

a declaration is sent to Sagamore Janemo

Vol.2 : Page 296a

Janoos, Nanjomes Jul.23, 1751

a petition of Nanjomes Janoos and other Nantucket Indians that court cases on contested land titles be tried in other than Nantucket Court

Vol.32 : Page 166

Janoxso, Amos 1741

Amos Janoxso Jr. is in a petition that the English be forbidden to cut woodland at Christiantown on Martha's Vineyard

Vol.31 : Page 315

Japhet Aug.27, 1703

Japhet is an Indian minister at Gayhead; Japhet and others testify that land claimed by Jonah Wassamon was sold to several Sachems and that Thomas Mayhew now owns all the rights having purchased all the said lands

Vol.31 : Pages 17-18

Japhet Aug.27, 1703

Japhet, an Indian minister, is mentioned

Vol.113 : Page 438

Japhet, Sambhen see also Sambhen

Jebis 1720

the Eastern Indians report that Jebis received one and a half beaver skins a day for working on a meeting-house; misconduct as to his work

Vol.31 : Pages 97,100

Jebis see also Jabez

Jeffery Nov.9, 1666

Jeffery was one of the ancient Sachems who consented to the sale of Nauset land to the English by Mattaquason and others

Vol.33 : Page 12

Jeffery Jul.8, 1675

Jeffery, a Sagamore of Long Island, is mentioned

Vol.30 : Page 171

Jeffery Nov.5, 1675

the wife of Jeffery, examined by a committee, is willing to go with her husband

Vol.30 : Page 184a

Jeffery Feb.22, 1704/1705

Jeffery was killed when the Portsmouth Galley was taken by the French in the Bahamas on Apr.29, 1704

Vol.30 : Page 501a

Jeffery Apr.13, 1749

an expense account of the town of Milton for the care of Jeffery who was an aged and crippled Indian; a declaration relative to his condition

Vol.31 : Pages 619-619a

Jeffery, Isaac Oct.15, 1767

Isaac Jeffery is a Nantucket Indian; a report that he and Peleg Titus were murdered by John Charles and Nathan Quibbin, both Indians

Vol.33 : Page 443

Jeffery, Joseph Oct.16, 1724

Joseph Jeffery is in a list of the Indians at Dartmouth

Vol.31 : Page 113

Jeffery, Will Dec.13, 1727

a petition of Will Jeffery of Harwich for the compensation of an account of disability received in service at George's River; an order thereon

Vol.31 : Pages 154-155

Jeffrey, William No date

a petition of William Jeffrey of Harwich for assistance; William was wounded in service at Fort St.Georges

Vol.31 : Page 112

Jeffrey see also Geoffrey

Jeffry, Mercy Apr.6, 1756

Mercy Jeffry is a Mattakeeset Indian; Mercy is in a petition opposing long term leases of Indian lands; a committee is appointed Apr.13,15; the petition is revived Jul.-Aug., 1756; the General Court orders for the sale of the said lands Aug.25-26, 1756

Vol.32 : Pages 710-715a

Jeffry, William Nov.-Dec. 1741

William Jeffry is a Harwich Indian; a petition of William for aid from the province since he is in a feeble and crippled condition from wounds he received in the Eastern Campaign while serving under Captain Winslow; he requests that the aid be sent through Colonel Edmund Freeman; order of the General Court thereon

Vol.31 : Pages 346-347

Jefury, Jerusha Jan.28, 1766

Jerusha Jefury is a Chappaquiddick Indian; Jerusha is in a complaint of the English on the island trespassing on the rights of the Indians

Vol.33 : Page 370

Jehoik Oct.3, 1683

Jehoik is in a list of the Natick Indians

Vol.30 : Page 276

Jehokin, Olt May 22, 1684

Olt Jehokin is in a petition of the Natick Indians

Vol.30 : Page 279a

Jehokin see also Yokun

Jehoyacim May 25, 1756-Oct.30, 1767

Captain Jehoyacim is mentioned in a copy of a deed of land settled in western Massachusetts and claimed by New York

Vol.6 : Page 383

Jehoyacim see also Yokun

Jeofry, Lawrence May 20, 1703

Lawrence Jeofry is in a petition of the Eastham Indians

Vol.30 : Page 491

Jeptha Aug.27, 1703

a committee at Barnstable finds that the English purchased their feeding rights for cattle at Nantucket from Spotso, Wawinnett and Jeptha

Vol.31 : Page 17

Jeremiah Apr.3, 1743

Jeremiah is a subscriber to a Needham petition for the annexation to Natick

Vol.13 : Page 70

Jeremy Apr.3, 1671

Jeremy is a son of Josiah Chickatabutt; a confirmed conveyance of lands beyond Neponset was given by Squamauge, an uncle of Jeremy, and other Sachems of the town of Dorchester on Dec.27, 1670

Vol.31 : Page 23

Jeremy Jan.18, 1743/1744

Jeremy is a Nantucket Indian; Jeremy killed Simon Avon in a drunken brawl

Vol.31 : Page 470

Jethro May 19, 1651

a petition of Hermon Garrett that the land mortaged to him by Jethro may be laid out to him or that it may be sold or other means to satisfy the said mortage

Vol.30 : Page 18

M.B.R. Vol.4 : Part 1 : Page 43

Jethro May 22, 1651

a committee is appointed to lay out one thousand acres of land mortaged by Jethro to Hermon Garret; liberty is given to the town of Watertown to purchase it

Vol.30 : Page 20

M.B.R. Vol.3 : Page 225

Jethro Oct.28, 1659

a petition of John Smith of Charlestown asking that the land near Sudbury owned by Jethro be confirmed to him in the payment of a debt owed by Simond and Jethro; refused

Vol.30 : Page 82

M.B.R. Vol.4 : Part 1 : Page 407

Jethro Sep.10, 1676

Jethro and One-eyed John design to surprise Canonicus and bring him in

Vol.30 : Page 218

Jethro May 11, 1681

Jethro is a petitioner

Vol.30 : Page 257a

Jethro Sep.14, 1681

a testimony of Jethro against the claims of John Wompas

Vol.30 : Page 260a

Jethro Sep.5, 1688

Jethro is mentioned

Vol.30 : Page 310

Jethro Apr.8, 1697

Captain Jethro is mentioned

Vol.30 : Page 500c

Jethro Nov.9, 1704

Captain Jethro is mentioned

Vol.30 : Page 499a

Jethro, John Jul. 1741

John Jethro is a town Indian of Sakedan, Nantucket; John is in a statement as to the deposing of Benjamin Abel and choice of John Quaap as Sachem

Vol.32 : Page 386

Jethro, John Nov.2, 1741

John Jethro is a Nantucket Indian; John is complaining of the English depredations

Vol.32 : Page 387

Jethro, Joshua Feb.5, 1757

Joshua Jethro is a Harwich Indian; a petition of Joshua and others for permission to exchange land with Richard Rogers

Vol.32 : Page 755

Jethro, Joshua Nov.19, 1757

Joshua Jethro signed a complaint of the Eastham and Harwich Indians as to the English encroachments onto Indian lands

Vol.33 : Page 10

Jethro, Joshua Sep.24, 1759

Joshua Jethro is named in a copy of an original deed of Quason propriety dated Mar.26, 1696 as a purchaser of land on the Monomy River

Vol.33 : Pages 618-619

Jethro, Joshua May 1773

Joshau Jethro is a Harwich Indian; Micah Ralph claimed wood-cutting rights on Quason tract through his wife, Hosea Ralph, who was the only heir and granddaughter of Joshua who had purchased part of the said tract on Mar.25, 1696

Vol.33 : Page 622

also, a sale to Joshua is mentioned in a comittee report dated Feb.9, 1774

Vol.33 : Page 624

Jethro, Olt Oct.3, 1683

Olt Jethro is in a list of the Natick Indians

Vol.30 : Page 276

Jethro, Peter Nov.2, 1676

a denial of Richard Waldern that he promised life and liberty to Peter Jethro

Vol.30 : Page 226

Jethro, Sarah Nov.20, 1767

Sarah Jethro signed a reply of the Chappaquiddick Indians to John Norton's petition as to property rights

Vol.33 : Page 489

Jethro, Sarai Nov.16, 1767

Sarai Jethro is a Chappaquiddick Indian; Sarai is a subscriber to a reply of the Indians to John Norton's petition

Vol.33 : Page 446

Jethro, Sari May 27, 1768

Sari Jethro is in a petition for the relief of the Chappaquiddick Indians

Vol.33 : Page 474

Jethro, Simon Sep.11, 1752

Simon Jethro is a Nantucket Indian; a charge that the English permitted their sheep to destroy Simon's corn

Vol.32 : Page 287

Jethro see also Gigthro

Jethrow, Olt Sep.1, 1684

Olt Jethrow is a petitioner

Vol.30 : Page 287

Jo. Aug.19-25, 1751

a reference to Captain Jo. who is a speaker for the St.John's Indians at a conference

Vol.29 : Page 449

Joab alias Frances, Joab Feb.22, 1704/1705

a testimony of Joab that he and other Indians sailed with Captain Roisie on the "Portsmouth Galley" to the Bahamas and that she was taken at New Providence by the French on Apr.29 last; Captain Roisie and six Indians were killed

Vol.30 : Page 501a

Joab Oct.5, 1705

Joab is shipped as a diver to search for a shipwreck in the Bahamas

Vol.8 : Page 185

Joab, Banchemon Dec.2, 1751

Banchemon Joab is in a petition of the Nantucket Indians that court cases on contested land titles be tried in other than Nantucket Court; an order of the General Court thereon Dec.28, 1751

Vol.32 : Pages 274-274a

Joab, Ben Jul.6, 1751

Ben Joab is named as one of the Indian petitioners for a definite settlement of Nantucket land titles

Vol.32 : Page 167

Joab, Benjamin 1670-1706

a translation of old Indian documents by Experience Mayhew; documents presented by Benjamin Joab

Vol.32 : Page 385

Joab, Benjamin 1752

Benjamin Joab is a Nantucket Indian; Benjamin is mentioned in a copy of an old document made by Enoch Coffin; the document is composed of supposed affidavits to prove David Yompashon's right to certain property

Vol.32 : Page 273

Joab, Benjamin Feb.27, 1752

Benjamin Joab is a Nantucket Indian; Experience Mayhew states that Benjamin Joab claims to be a grandson of Yompashom who was an ancient proprietor

Vol.32 : Page 393

Joab, Benjamin Sep.11, 1752

Benjamin Joab is a Nantucket Indian; Benjamin is in an Indian complaint against the injustices of the English

Vol.32 : Page 288

Joab, Bonchemin Dec.2, 1751

Bonchemin Joab is a Nantucket Indian; Bonchemin is in a petition complaining against the English inhabitants of the island

Vol.32 : Page 391a

Joab, Frances see Joab

Joab, Job see also Job

Joab, Manja Feb.27, 1752

Manja Joab is a Nantucket Indian; Manja is mentioned in a document relating to Indian land claims

Vol.32 : Page 393

Joachim Apr. 1736

an item for Joachim is on an expense account for the Indian township at Housatonic

Vol.31 : Page 196

Joanes, John Jun.13, 1711

John Joanes is in a statement of the grievances of the inhabitants of Billingsgate

Vol.113 : Page 607

Joanes see also Jones

Joarge, Jacob Jun.13, 1711

Jacob Joarge is in a statement of the grievances of the inhabitants of Billingsgate

Vol.113 : Page 607

Joarge, James Jun.13, 1711

James Joarge is in a statement of the grievances of the inhabitants of Billingsgate

Vol.113 : Page 607

Joarge, Judah Jun.13, 1711

Judah Joarge is in a statement of the grievances of the inhabitants of Billingsgate

Vol.113 : Page 607

Joarge, Thaniet Jun.13, 1711

Thaniet Joarge is in a statement of several of the inhabitants of Billingsgate

Vol.113 : Page 607

Joarge see also George

Joash May 4-5, 1773

Joash is an Indian from Canada who is representing the Abenaki and Arrasaguntecook Indians; Joash and others left Canada on Aug.23, 1772 for a conference in Boston; the other Captains were ill and unable to continue; on Sep.17, 1772 at the Height of Land, the Captains gave him the authority to continue and act for them; they, through Joash, complained of murderers including one who is in a Falmouth jail and asked that some means be taken to prevent attacks on the Indians by English hunters

Vol.33 : Pages 575-578

Job Oct.21, 1670

an order that Job be removed from a Boston prison and be delivered to the executioner

Vol.39 : Page 397

Job Jul.29, 1675

Job is an Indian interpreter

Vol.30 : Page 172a

Job Apr.19, 1676

the children of Job are found in a wigwam near Quaboag by soldiers under Captain Gibbs

Vol.30 : Page 200

Job Jan.28, 1690/1691

John Whiting stated that Job told him that John Blake Sr. and Robert Blake had sold powder to the Indians

Vol.36 : Page 406a

Job Sep.6,Oct.28, 1697

Job, along with two fellow Indian accomplices and being led by John Pease, raised a fence belonging to Simon Athearn in Tisbury and thereby allegedly committed an act of riot and force; acquitted by the Dukes County jury

Vol.40 : Pages 493-494

Job Aug. 1724

Job is killed at Norridgewock; mentioned in Governor Hutchinson's manuscript history of Massachusetts Vol.2

Vol.28 : Folio 36 : Page 243

Vol.28 : Folio 91 : Page 190

Job alias Wausaumenis Nov. 1725

Job is named as being involved in the massacres at Damaris Cove

Vol.29 : Page 203

Job Jul.6, 1738

reports of remarks of Captain Job

Vol.29 : Page 354a

Job Aug.6, 1742

Captain Job is one of Espegueit's two sons accused of killing an ox belonging to Samuel McCob

Vol.31 : Page 414

Job Oct.31, 1744

Colonel Job is a Penobscot Indian; Job is found in the company of a St.Johns Indian captured near St.Georges

Vol.31 : Page 512

Job Dec.9, 1749

Captain Job is one of the Indians wounded by Englishmen at Wiscasset and named in Major Denny's report

Vol.31 : Page 667a

Job Jan.5-15, 1749/1750

Captain Job was an Indian prisoner taken at St.Georges River and who later died in a Boston prison; order of the General Court that a blanket be given to the widow of Captain Job

Vol.31 : Page 685

Job Jun.29, 1750

Job is a Wiscasset Indian; Job is wounded in an assault in which Sacary Harry was killed; a proposed bill to provide for the trial of the men accused in the affair in Suffolk County instead of York County

Vol.32 : Pages 40-41

Job, Amy Apr.6, 1756

Amy Job is a Mattakeeset Indian; a petition in behalf of Amy that no long term leases of Indian lands be permitted; a committee is appointed on Apr.13, 1756; the petition is revived Jul.9; order of the General Court thereon Aug.25-26, 1756

Vol.32 : Pages 710-715a

Job, Ben Jun.5, 1752

Ben Job is a Nantucket Indian; charges sponsored by Ben are denied by the Indian guardians

Vol.32 : Pages 268-270

Job, Betty Nov. 1761

Betty Job is a Mashpee Indian; an item for Betty is on an account of the guardians

Vol.33 : Page 178

Job, Daniel Dec.23, 1753

Old Daniel Job is a Mashpee Indian; Daniel is mentioned in a statement of claims

Vol.32 : Page 446

Job, Danin Dec.10, 1753

Danin Job is a Mashpee Indian; Danin is in a petition for a removal of guardians; in Indian language

Vol.32 : Page 427

Job, Hannah Jan.31, 1764

Hannah Job is a Mattakeset Indian; the Indian guardians are authorized by the General Court to pay the accounts of Dr.Fall and others for the care of Hannah who had an accident

Vol.33 : Page 255

Job, Hannah Jan.25,27, 1766

Hannah Job is a Plymouth County Indian; an item for Dr.Jeremiah Hall's services for her appears on an account of the guardians of the Plymouth County Indians

Vol.33 : Page 364

Job, Marcy Feb.21, 1759

Marcy Job is a Gayhead Indian; Marcy is in a petition that Timothy Mayhew be appointed as their guardian

Vol.33 : Page 86

Job, Marcy Feb.21, 1759

Marcy Job Jr. is a Gayhead Indian; Marcy is in a petition that Timothy Mayhew be appointed their guardian

Vol.33 : Page 86

Job, Margaret Nov. 1761

Widow Margaret Job is a Mashpee Indian; an item for Margaret is on an account of the guardians

Vol.33 : Page 180

Job, Margaret Nov. 1761

Margaret Job is a Mashpee Indian; an item for Margaret is on an account of the guardians

Vol.33 : Page 181

Job, Margery Nov. 1761

Margery Job is a Mashpee Indian; an item for supplies for Margery is on an account of the guardians

Vol.33 : Page 178

Job, Moses Nov.30, 1747

Moses Job is in a petition of the Gayhead Indians for a change of guardians

Vol.31 : Page 551

Job, Peter Jun.12-13, 1755

Peter Job is a Mattakeeset Indian; Peter is in a petition for reconsideration of long term leases of Indian lands at Pembroke

Vol.32 : Pages 624-625

Job, Peter Sep.24, 1755

Peter Job is a Mattakeeset Indian; the guardians of the Indians, in defending their action in granting long term leases, state that Peter had no grounds for complaint since he was a newcomer and not a land owner

Vol.32 : Page 675

Job, Peter Apr.6, 1756

Peter Job is a Mattakeeset Indian; a petition of Peter and others opposing a proposal to give long term leases of Pembroke property; referred to a committee; revived Jul.8; a committee report on Aug.25 in favor of a proposal to sell the land in question; the General Court orders the sale of land on Aug.25-26, 1756

Vol.32 : Pages 710-715a

Jobe alias Bemmorowad Jun.25-Jul.6, 1736

Captain Jobe is acting as a spokesman for the Indians

Vol.29 : Page 318

Jobe Jul.9, 1740

an item for Jobe is on a bill of Captain John Gyles

Vol.31 : Page 377

Joel Jul.21, 1724

Captain Joel is a commander of the Indians that attacked St.Georges Fort

Vol.29 : Page 156

Joel alias Saicom Jul. 1741

English contestants claim that all heirs of Josias are dead including Joel who is said to be the last of the line

Vol.31 : Page 325

Joel, Abegell Apr.30, 1753

Abegell Joel is a Gayhead Indian; Abegell is in a petition for a return of lands

Vol.32 : Page 356

Joel, Abegell Feb.21, 1759

Abegell Joel is a Gayhead Indian; Abegell is in a petition that Timothy Mayhew be appointed their guardian

Vol.33 : Page 86

Joel, Benikiah Nov.16, 1767

Benikiah Joel is a Chappaquiddick Indian; Benikiah is a subscriber to a reply of the Indians to John Norton's petition

Vol.33 : Page 446

Joel, Bersheba Mar.23, 1767

Bersheba Joel is a signer of a Gayhead petition for an appointment of guardians to protect their interests

Vol.33 : Page 416

Joel, Ezekiel Jan.6, 1762

Ezekiel Joel is a petitioner for the profits from an alewife fishery of Herring River

Vol.33 : Page 186

Joel, Isaac Dec.2, 1751

Isaac Joel is a Nantucket Indian; Isaac is in a complaint against the English inhabitants of the island

Vol.32 : Page 391a

Joel, Isaak Jul.23, 1751

a petition of Isaak Joel and other Nantucket Indians that court cases on contested land titles be tried in other than Nantucket Court

Vol.32 : Page 166

a similar petition on Dec. 1751