Podunk

Arramamet's wife, whose name is not further identified in the documentary record.  She may be the mother of some or all of Arramamet's children, Chehegan (b. 1638), Joseph, Sowgonosk, and Autanyesh.  In 1675, she, her two daughters, and their husband, Joshua, sold a tract of land at Indian Neck, Farmington.

 

Autanyesh was the youngest daughter of the Podunk leader, Arramamet, and the wife of the Mohegan Sachem, Attawanhood (Joshua).  In 1675, she, her mother, sister, and husband sold their property in Farmington's Indian Neck.

 

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Sowgonosk (Soganasher) was the daughter of the Podunk leader, Arramamet.  Around the time of the treaty between Uncas and Arramamet and in recognition of it, the latter arranged for Sowganasher to marry Uncas' third son, Joshua (Attawanhood), the sachem of the Niantics.   On May 23, 1672, Arramamet gave the couple all the lands he owned at Podunk and at Tunxis Sepos. Three years later, in 1675, she, her mother, sister, and husband sold their property in Farmington's Indian Neck.