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James Wawowos' Remonstrance against the Acceptance of the Committee's Return

James Wawowos, etc.,  and now the said Indians remonstrate against the acceptance of the committee’s return because above all said deeds except three or four are by said committee found to be void in law, and your remonstrants' equity can’t make them good and because said committee were led into a very great mistake by the miscast of the surveyor in the quantity of land contained in the Indian Neck, etc., and this the remonstrants are ready to prove and pray said report may be set aside.

For the remonstrants,

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Memorial of Adam

To the Honorable General Assembly to be held at New Haven on the Second Thursday of Instant October
 
The memorial of Adam, an Indian Native belonging to Farmington, for himself and the rest of the tribe
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Account of the Number of Farmington and Strange Indians

An account of the number of the strange Indians
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Deed from Elijah Wampey to Elnathan and Roger Hooker

To All People to Whom These Presents Shall Come: Greeting
 
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Connecticut General Assembly Resolve on the Petition of the Selectmen from Canaan and Cornwall

Upon the petition of Nathaniel Stevens and John Holabird, selectmen for the Town of Canaan, and Joseph North and Bradley Catlin, selectmen for the Town of Cornwall, representing to this Assembly that in the month of May 1802.
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Deed to Tunxis Sepos

A discovery in writing of such agreements as were by the magistrates with the Indians of Tunxis Sepos concerning the lands and such things for reference thereunto as tend to settle peace in a way of truth and righteousness betwixt the English and them.
 
In the first place, taken for granted that the magistrates bought the whole country to the Mohawk’s country of Sequassen, the chief sachem.
 
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Petition of Elijah Wampey & Others Regarding the Estate of Sarah Wampey

To the Honorable General Assembly of the State of Connecticut Now Sitting at New Haven within for the Said State
 
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Deed from Stephen Quecharo to Timothy

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
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Deed from Samuel and Hannah Wampey Robbins to Timothy Root

To All People to Whom These Presents Shall Come: Greeting
 
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Committee Report on the Distribution of Tunxis Land into Lots

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.
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Deed from Hannah Mamanash to Chauncey Deming

To All People to Whom These Presents Shall Come: Greeting
           
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Deed from James Wawowos to Hannah Mamanash

To All People to Whom These Presents Shall Come: Greeting
 
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