Inquest into the Death of Jo Garrett Alias Wequashcook

We whose names are hereunto affixed being this day summoned to appear at a coroner’s inquest to view the dead body of a certain person found dead in the water at a place called Wadawanuck Point in Stonington this 26th day of August, 1730.

We being all legally sworn there to by Daniel Palmer, Esq., Justice of the Peace, present at said place,

And having carefully and circumspectly viewed said dead body or corpse and searched the same, no evidence appearing to enlighten as in the premises but our own judgments, do according to the best of our judgments judge him to come by his end by being drowned in the waters.  The body we believe to be the corpse of an Indian man called Jo Garrett alias Wequashcook.

Samuel Chesebrough, Sr.

Moses Palmer

Silas Greenman

Jonathan Breed, Jr.

Hankinson, Thomas

Nathan Chesebrough

William Moore, Jr.

William Palmer

Joseph Breed

Jonathan Palmer

Joseph Chesebrough

York, William

Notation:         Report of the jury of inquest

Cataloguing:  Jo Garrett (Indian)

Miscellaneous:   you swear that you will diligently