[Top line of writing includes the following names separated by spaces ] Pechuckiounnauns: Tuckshís Massãuqunnock Kuttomqueh
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This place ye Indians desire
to reserue to themselves
are contented with it
From Tuckshis From Tuckshis to oickacommock River ye land
wholly & onely
belongs to ye squa sachem &
is at her dispose: ye description of it
being
given by Qua[torn]ekquanh[?torn] her uncle & assented
to by
her selfe, August 2[torn]: in presence of
me H: whitfield: & Jo[torn]
Higginson:
are to sit downe at
All these are ye inhabitants of
Kuttawo, (wch formerly lived at
Menoughkrtuck) & ye SquaSachem
in their nam her owne name
& theirs promiseth their friend
ship & faithfulnes to ye
English
& I H: whitfield in my owne
name & of ye English yt
are to
inhabit at Menoughkrtuck
promise the like to them so
long as they doe so continue ,
provided yt they be allfriends
To ye English as they profess
They are
The said Sachem
& ye rest of ye Squa in her owne above
named
indians promiseth yt they will
not hurt or steal any thing
belonging to any English as
Cowes Hogs Corne: ect: & if
any shall,
they shall be punished
&rest just satisfaction shall
be made to ye
owners; also they
promise yt no traps shall be set
by any Indians in any
place
use to come to feed: I also promise in my owne &
ye name of ye rest yt no hurt shallbe done to them
or any thing of theirs, & if any shall just satis
faction shall be taken when they complaine
Qussuckquansh binds himselfe to pay for all ye hurt yt ye
menunqhketuck
Indians shall doe: & I H: wh: doe
bind my selfe to pay for all ye hurt ye
English shall
doe
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