Mashpee

A response to Walker's questions about Fish's missionary work to the Mashpee and their open rebellion again him

A letter from a Mashpee overseer, discussing William Apes' and Phineas Fish's conduct at Mashpee

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

A letter from Phineas Fish regarding the charges against him, the condition of the Mashpee, and the policies of William Apes

A letter from Phineas Fish defending his service to the Indians at Mashpee and Herring Pond

A letter to Judge John Davis from Phineas Fish regarding his salary and his fears about how any reduction of it might hurt his family and disrupt his ministry at Mashpee

A letter to Harvard President Kirkland, Fish remarks on the condition of his ministry to the Mashpee, the need for schools, and the potential addition of Colored members to his parish.

A contract between Harvard College and Phineas Fish inviting him to take pastoral care of the Mashpee and Herring Pond Indian communities

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

A letter to Harvard President Kirkland, Fish reports on the condition of the Mashpee and his ministry to them and to others in the community. Refers Kirkland to Gideon Hawley for more information.