Eastern Pequot Overseer Account from June 16, 1822 to March 1823


	Debit

1822
June 16	To rent of Indian Town paid per order of Thomas Wheeler, Overseer, paid Prudence Fagins	$ 5.00
June 18	To Hannah Shelly	2.50
	To James Ned	5.00
	To Nancy Skeesucks	2.50
	Nabby Hue to cash	6.40
June 28	To Polly Shelly	2.50
July 25	To Prudence Poheage	2.50
September 18	To paid Court for appointment	3.34
July 15	To order per Sarah Pomp	2.50
	To James Ned 1 dollar	1.00
	To Tyra Ned 1 dollar	1.00
	To Nathaniel Bradford as per receipt	7.00
	To 7 dollars reserved for James Lanman, Esq. for money paid for support of John Miller 1	7.00
	To making twenty rods wall	20.00
	To court fee 81 cents, attended court 95 cents	1.76
		$70.00
	Credit
1822
June	By rent of the Indian pasture	$50.00
	and 20 rods of wall @ 1 dollar per rod	20.00
		$70.00
1823
March	To amount debt brought over	$70.00

	Latham Hull, Jr.	$ 33.342
	Shubael Smith	20.00
	Twenty rods of wall consider to be worth	20.00
		$ 73.34

Thomas Wheeler

Judicial Action:	Thomas Wheeler, Overseer of Indians in North Stonington, Account. March 1823, Allowed
Docketing:	215

1. It is likely that this is referring to John Miller, not Miner, an Eastern Pequot man who married into the Mohegan Tribe and had recently died incurring a variety of different types of debt for the Eastern Pequot Overseer to settle. See other related documents
2. In the original document, these last three entries were added on the back side of the report along with the judicial notation.

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