Know all men by these presents that I, Hatchet Towsey, Indian, of Farmington in the County of Hartford in the Colony of Connecticut in New England, for the consideration of fifteen shillings current money, received of an Indian lately of Hartford, now of Farmington, called young Awiskheag, alias, Tassawomp, do give, grant, bargain, sell, and confirm unto him, the said Awiskheag, alias Tassawomp, his heirs, and assigns forever, one certain piece or parcel of land within the bounds of the T
Know all men before whom these presents shall come, that I, Stephen Indian, son of Toquecha, of the Town of Farmington in the County of Hartford and Colony of Connecticut, that for the full and just sum of five pounds in hand received or secured of Timothy Indian, son of Wenaconcom, of the aforesaid town, county, and colony, wherewith I, the said Stephen Indian, have given, granted, bargained, and sold and, by these for myself, heirs, etc., do hereby fully, freely, absol
Whereas we, the subscribers, were appointed by the Honorable General Assembly of the Governor and Company of the State of Connecticut at their sessions at Hartford in May A.D.
Eunice Mossock, one of the Indian Natives, deposeth and says1 she was well acquainted with Sarah Wampey, late of Farmington, an Indian squaw now deceased, and that the said Sarah always told this deponent that she came from Poquannock at or near
