Accounting/Finance

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Connecticut General Assembly Resolve on the Petition of the Selectmen from Canaan and Cornwall

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Native Northeast Research Collaborative
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Work, Poverty, & Economy, Geography, Land, & the Environment, Culture & Society, Politics, Power, & Sovereignty
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Connecticut General Assembly Resolve Authorizing John Mix to Sell Land in Farmington for the Care of Molly Meazon
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Deed from Nannouch to John Bates

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Native Northeast Research Collaborative, Tunxis
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Work, Poverty, & Economy, Geography, Land, & the Environment, Culture & Society, Politics, Power, & Sovereignty
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Nannouch's mortgage of two acres of land at Farmington Meadow, near the corn mill at Indian Neck for payment of Wenemo's fine for stealing several items from John Bates' house.
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Expense Account of Sarah Wampey in Suit with Elnathan Hooker

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Native Northeast Research Collaborative, Tunxis
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Geography, Land, & the Environment, Politics, Power, & Sovereignty
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Costs incurred in Wampey's lawsuit against Hooker
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Western Pequot Overseer Account from May 1813 to February 8, 1820

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Native Northeast Research Collaborative, Mashantucket Pequot
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Work, Poverty, & Economy, Geography, Land, & the Environment, Culture & Society, Politics, Power, & Sovereignty
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William Williams' and Eneas Morgan's account of the Western Pequot's income and expenses over a nearly 7 year period
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Bill from Mark Daniels to Eneas Morgan, Overseer to the Western Pequot Indians

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Native Northeast Research Collaborative, Mashantucket Pequot
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Work, Poverty, & Economy, Politics, Power, & Sovereignty
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A bill and corresponding receipt for purchase of supplies from John Hyde for the Tribe  
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Bill from Mark Daniels to Eneas Morgan, Overseer of the Western Pequot Tribe for Goods and Services Provided

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Native Northeast Research Collaborative, Mashantucket Pequot
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Work, Poverty, & Economy, Geography, Land, & the Environment, Culture & Society, Politics, Power, & Sovereignty
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A bill and corresponding receipt for boarding Sarah Meazon and John Nedson, each  for one year, and for making improvements to leased tribal lands
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Bill from Sally George to Eneas Morgan, Overseer of the Western Pequot Indians for Services Provided

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Native Northeast Research Collaborative, Mashantucket Pequot
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Work, Poverty, & Economy, Culture & Society, Politics, Power, & Sovereignty
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A bill and corresponding receipt for boarding Sarah Meazon for 49 weeks
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Bills from Thomas Hallet to Eneas Morgan and Stephen Billings, Overseers to the Western Pequot Indians

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Native Northeast Research Collaborative, Mashantucket Pequot
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Work, Poverty, & Economy, Culture & Society, Politics, Power, & Sovereignty
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Bills and corresponding receipts for supplying James Sunsamon and his wife with goods for a two year period from April 1819 to April 1821
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Bill from Mark Daniels to Eneas Morgan and Stephen Billings, Overseers to the Western Pequot Indians

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Native Northeast Research Collaborative, Mashantucket Pequot
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Work, Poverty, & Economy
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A bill and corresponding receipt for boarding and care of various tribal members, goods delivered, and making improvements to leased tribal lands
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Bill from Dr. Daniel King to Eneas Morgan and Stephen Billings, Overseers to the Western Pequot Indians

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Native Northeast Research Collaborative, Mashantucket Pequot
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Work, Poverty, & Economy, Politics, Power, & Sovereignty
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A bill and corresponding receipt for supplying medical services to various members of the tribe from September 1820 to February 1821