Race

Transfer of five acres and three roods of land in the 3rd Lot in the 1st Division for 70 bushels of wheat by a Farmington resident to a man of color

Transfer of one and a half acres of land with a house, barn, and blacksmith shop by a man of color to a Farmington resident

Transfer of property from a Farmington colonist to a man of color through an exchange of land

Transfer of one acre of land situated at the corner of Main St. and Mountain Road of Freeman's house lot

Land transfer of approximately two acres with buildings thereon, the land that the widow Eunice Mossuck owns a dower right to

Land transfer of approximately two roods on the north side of the highway opposite their barn

Correspondence by Fish addressing his critics at Mashpee regarding his missionary work among them

James Walker's notes on Phineas Fish's appointment at Mashpee and listing of families there, with mention of other Vineyard Native congregants

List of Mashpee voters in favor of or against Phineas Fish, with another list of Indian families at Christiantown

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.