Know all men by these presents that I, Susannah, Indian woman, widow, of Farmington, alias Tunxis Sepos, in the County of Hartford and Colony of Connecticut in New England, that for the sum of twelve pounds money in hand received of Adam Indian of said Farmington and, therefore, do give, grant, sell, and confirm unto him, said Adam Indian, his heirs, and assigns forever, one certain track of land situate lying within the township of said Farmington, containing about three acres and half of land lying on the back
Land in Farmington in the Colony of Connecticut and County of Hartford belonging unto Samuel Steele and to his heirs forever, namely, one parcel on which his dwelling house now standeth with barn, orchard, gardens therein, being which he bought of Thomas Judd, Jr., as by his deed appeareth, containing by estimation one acre and a half, butting northerly on John North’s land, southerly on Mathew Woodruff's land, easterly on Samuel Steele's own land, westerly on the
This writing made this 19th day of July in the year of our Lord 1711 between Wawowos, Indian of Farmington in the County of Hartford and Colony of Connecticut in New England on the one part, and Mr. Samuel Hooker, Jr., of the aforesaid town, county, and colony on the other part.
This writing made this June 8 in the year of Our Lord 1709 between Toxcronock, an Indian belonging to Farmington, in the County of Hartford and Colony of Connecticut in New England on the one party and William Higginson of the aforesaid town, county, and colony on other party, witnesseth that I, the aforesaid Toxcronock for and in consideration of fifty shillings in current lawful silver money in hand received of the aforesaid Higginson and other good and lawful reasons me thereunto moving, I have given.
This writing made this first of May 1727 between Pethus and Hatchet Towsey, Indians of Farmington, and an Indian called James, and a squaw called Eunice, children of an Indian called Wawowos, deceased, all of one part, and Joseph Root of Farmington on the other part, all parties of said Farmington, in the County of Hartford and Colony of Connecticut in New England, witnesseth that for and in consideration of a valu
