King Philip's War

Argument by John Eliot that selling Indians into slavery hinders his work in spreading the Gospel message

Lords of the Admiralty order to return the New England slaves formerly taken by Thomas Spragg back to John Matthews at Cadiz

A request by James Speen, an Indian from Nashoba, on behalf of other Indians, asking for compensation for firearms that were taken from them at the end of King Philip's War and subsequently lost

A request for and confirmation of the title to a tract of land at Natick

A request of John Brigham on behalf of the Town of Marlborough, with a certification by several Nipmuc, seeking authority for the sale of land in Whip Suffrage

A request that the Court hear the proclamation of the innocence of William and Joseph Wannuckhow, and John Appamatahqueen in the murder of Thomas Eames' family

A request of John Cook of Dartmouth, Massachusetts, one of the ancient proprietors asking for the return of land given to him in trust by Papamoo

Request by the Town of Chelmsford about the return of some Wamesit, causing fear and distrust among the colonists

Request by the people of Dorchester to remove Indian servants and keep other Indians out of their town