Philip's Indians

Letter from Mary Pray to Captain Oliver

 Courteous Sir, Captain Oliver,[1]
 
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Letter from Mary Pray to Captain Oliver

 Courteous Sir, Captain Oliver,[1]
 
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Memorandum from the Committee of the Massachusetts General Court regarding the Wives and Children of Indian Captives

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List of family members of Native men convicted by Massachusetts Bay officials detailing their choice of remaining in the Bay Colony or being sent into overseas bondage

Memorandum from the Committee of the Massachusetts General Court regarding the Wives and Children of Indian Captives

Digital Heritage
Community
Native Northeast Research Collaborative
Category
Work, Poverty, & Economy, Politics, Power, & Sovereignty, Settlement, Migration, & Resettlement
Summary
List of family members of Native men convicted by Massachusetts Bay officials detailing their choice of remaining in the Bay Colony or being sent into overseas bondage

Memorandum from the Committee of the Massachusetts General Court regarding the Wives and Children of Indian Captives

Digital Heritage
Community
Native Northeast Research Collaborative
Category
Work, Poverty, & Economy, Politics, Power, & Sovereignty, Settlement, Migration, & Resettlement
Summary
List of family members of Native men convicted by Massachusetts Bay officials detailing their choice of remaining in the Bay Colony or being sent into overseas bondage

Memorandum from the Committee of the Massachusetts General Court regarding the Wives and Children of Indian Captives

The names of nine women with six children, great and small, examined by the Committee of the General Court this November 5, 1675 in Boston.
 
Sara, the wife of Great David, with one child at her back,  David being to be sent away, she is willing to go with her husband if to King Charles his country to the English.
 
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Letter from Thomas Danforth to Deputy Governor William Leete and the Connecticut Council

Honored Gentlemen,
 
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Brief Narrative of the Origin and the Progress of the War with the Indians

No 1. Plymouth Commissioners presented this following narrative, shewing the manner of the beginning of the present war with the Indians of Mount Hope and Pocasset.
 
A brief narrative of the beginning and progress of the present trouble between us and the Indians, taking its rise in the Colony of New Plymouth in the year of 1675
 
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Petition of the Committee of Militia and the Selectmen of the Town of Dorchester to the Massachusetts General Court

To the Honored Council now sitting in Boston, this March 23, 1676

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Letter from John Leveret to Sir Joseph Williamson

Right Honorable,

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