Poverty

Transfer of a little more than ten acres of land west of the Pequabuck river owned by a deceased Tunxis man for 21 pounds.

Land transfer of two parcels of Daniel Mossuck's lands, in the "Indian Village" west of Pequabuck meadow, one being 14 acres and the other a 5 acre piece of the original Indian grant

In order to satisfy a debt to Solomon Cowles, two pieces of Samuel Adams' land in the "East Haven right" were sold.

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.

Transfer of seven acres of a Tunxis woman's land to satisfy a debt

Transfer by the administrator of a debtor Tunxis man's probate to a Farmington resident of 3/4 of an acre and a house for 15 pounds

Thomas Wheeler's report to the New London County Court regarding the Eastern Pequot's annual income and expenses

Request by the widow for the support of her children after the financial loss of her family from Indian attacks