Nanapash
Nanapash was the son-in-law of Pethus, the leader of the Tunxis community in Farmington, Connecticut. He and his wife had a son and a daughter. They all sold land at Snecshonck in 1679. Almost a decade later, in 1688, Nanapash was among those who agreed to the choice of Wawowos and Shum as tribal leaders as proposed by William Wadsworth and Captain John Stanley.
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