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Conveyance of Land from Farmington Indians

Know all men by this presents that we, Shrowashk, Tom’s squaw, and Noketwo and Wasiasht and Wequashk and Tom’s squaw’s youngest daughter, being the daughters of Tom’s squaw and living in Farmington in County of Hartford and Colony of Connecticut in New England do hereby bind ourselves our heirs, executors and administrators jointly and severally to pay or cause to be paid to Thomas Wadsworth of Farmingto

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Deed from Shrowashk to Thomas Bird

This present writing made this 23rd day of February in the year of our Lord 1687 between Thomas Bird of Farmington in the County of Hartford in New England, on the one party, and Shrowashk, or otherwise called Tom's Squaw, Indian planter at the same town of Farmington, on the other party, witnesseth that the said Tom's Squaw for and in consideration of a steel trap and a hatchet and two bushels of Indian corn and for divers other good causes and considerations here moving thereunto hath sold, granted, alienated, bargaine

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Summons for Jonathan Smith, Jr.

Whereas Jonathan Smith, Jr., formerly of Farmington in the County of Hartford, now of Woodbury in the County of Litchfield, by his deed of bargain and sale containing a covenant of warranty dated May 10, AD 1745 for a valuable consideration sold and conveyed unto Solomon Thompson then and now of said Farmington a certain piece or tract of land lying and being

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Summons for Thomas Hart Hooker

Whereas Josiah Hart, late of Farmington in Hartford County, by his certain deed of bargain and sale with covenants thereunto annexed dated the eighteenth day of February 1721/2 for a valuable consideration sold and conveyed unto Samuel Judd, then of said Farmington, now deceased, a certain tract or parcel of land lying and being situate in the Township of Farmington within the common field at a place called the Indian Neck, containing one

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Summons for Samuel Smith

To Either of Farmington Constables in Hartford County, Greeting,

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Deed from Samuel and Hannah Robbins to Timothy Root (1783)

To All People to Whom These Presents Shall Come, Greeting

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Summons for Samuel Hooker, Jr.

Whereas Samuel Hooker, Jr., of Farmington in Hartford County by his certain deed of bargain and sale dated the third day of April 1718 for a valuable consideration sold and conveyed unto Samuel Judd, late of said Farmington, now deceased, one piece of land lying and being situate in the Township of Farmington within the meadow or common field at a place called the Indian Neck, containing two acres one rood and thirty five rods of land, butted northerly on John Lee’s land, southerly part on said Judd’s land and part

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