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Native Northeast Research Collaborative, TunxisCategory
Education, Religion, & Missionary Efforts, Work, Poverty, & Economy, Geography, Land, & the Environment, Politics, Power, & Sovereignty, Arts & Abstract IdeasSummary
Colonial reconstruction of an earlier treaty with the Tunxis regarding land and political relations 
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Native Northeast Research CollaborativeCategory
Geography, Land, & the Environment, Culture & Society, Politics, Power, & SovereigntySummary
Colonial reconstruction of an earlier treaty with the Tunxis regarding land and political relations (copy)
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Native Northeast Research Collaborative, TunxisCategory
Geography, Land, & the Environment, Culture & Society, Politics, Power, & Sovereignty, Settlement, Migration, & Resettlement, Arts & Abstract IdeasSummary
Request to sell land of John Adams, formerly of Farmington, Connecticut, but currently living in Oneida Country
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Native Northeast Research Collaborative, TunxisCategory
Geography, Land, & the Environment, Politics, Power, & Sovereignty, Arts & Abstract IdeasSummary
Connecticut Legislature grants Cusk the liberty to sell one acre of his meadowland at Indian Neck so that he can build himself a house
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Native Northeast Research Collaborative, TunxisCategory
Geography, Land, & the Environment, Culture & Society, Politics, Power, & Sovereignty, Arts & Abstract IdeasSummary
With all of the Tunxis leaders dead, two men are proposed by colonial authorities and accepted by the Tunxis and other Native people living among them