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Native Northeast Research Collaborative, Mashpee WampanoagCategory
Education, Religion, & Missionary Efforts, Work, Poverty, & Economy, Politics, Power, & SovereigntySummary
An expression of Fish's desire to stay in the ministry at Mashpee and an appeal to Walker for his support in the matter
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Native Northeast Research Collaborative, Mashpee WampanoagCategory
Education, Religion, & Missionary Efforts, Work, Poverty, & Economy, Geography, Land, & the Environment, Politics, Power, & SovereigntySummary
Fish's account of his removal from the Mashpee meeting house and the parsonage by the Indian community
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Native Northeast Research Collaborative, Mashpee WampanoagCategory
Education, Religion, & Missionary Efforts, Work, Poverty, & Economy, Geography, Land, & the Environment, Culture & Society, Politics, Power, & SovereigntySummary
A contract from the Overseers of Mashpee providing Phineas fish with the annual use of certain Mashpee lands and a recommendation to convey a deed for land on which his house may be built
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Native Northeast Research Collaborative, Herring Pond Wampanoag TribeCategory
Work, Poverty, & Economy, Geography, Land, & the Environment, Politics, Power, & SovereigntySummary
Request to sell a parcel of Herring Pond land to cover the expenses of their missionary
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Native Northeast Research Collaborative, Mashpee Wampanoag, Herring Pond Wampanoag TribeCategory
Education, Religion, & Missionary Efforts, Work, Poverty, & Economy, Culture & Society, Politics, Power, & SovereigntySummary
A contract between Harvard College and Phineas Fish inviting him to take pastoral care of the Mashpee and Herring Pond Indian communities
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Native Northeast Research Collaborative, Mashpee Wampanoag, Herring Pond Wampanoag TribeCategory
Education, Religion, & Missionary Efforts, Work, Poverty, & Economy, Culture & SocietySummary
A letter from Phineas Fish defending his service to the Indians at Mashpee and Herring Pond
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Native Northeast Research Collaborative, Mashpee WampanoagCategory
Education, Religion, & Missionary Efforts, Work, Poverty, & Economy, Culture & SocietySummary
A letter from Josiah Quincy to Phineas Fish discussing Fish's concerns about the charges against him, William Apes' meeting with Governor Levi Lincoln, and the Williams Fund
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Native Northeast Research Collaborative, NatickCategory
Geography, Land, & the Environment, Culture & Society, Politics, Power, & Sovereignty, Arts & Abstract IdeasSummary
A request of Josiah Speen asking permission to sell land to reimburse Deacon Jonathan Rice for items stolen from Rice by Speen's son Daniel, who was one of Rice's servants
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Native Northeast Research Collaborative, Herring Pond Wampanoag TribeCategory
Work, Poverty, & Economy, Geography, Land, & the Environment, Culture & Society, Politics, Power, & SovereigntySummary
A record of the sentencing to bond slavery of three Indian men, Ralph Jones, Robin Sepit, and John Sepit, for terms of two years each, for theft
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Native Northeast Research Collaborative, Herring Pond Wampanoag TribeCategory
Work, Poverty, & Economy, Culture & Society, Politics, Power, & SovereigntySummary
A record of the sentencing to bond slavery of an Indian man, Stephen Wampum, for a term of one year for theft
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Native Northeast Research CollaborativeCategory
Work, Poverty, & Economy, Politics, Power, & SovereigntySummary
Information from John Allyn about Indian servants who had runaway from James Fitch
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Native Northeast Research Collaborative, Mashpee Wampanoag, Herring Pond Wampanoag Tribe, ChappaquiddickCategory
Education, Religion, & Missionary Efforts, Politics, Power, & SovereigntySummary
James Walker's notes on Phineas Fish's appointment at Mashpee and listing of families there, with mention of other Vineyard Native congregants