James Printer Type: Person Identifier: 213595 Title: James Printer Unique ID: James Printer Standard Name: Printer Manuscript Name: James James Printer James the Printer Ethnicity: Hassanamesit Natick Nipmuc Okamma Kamesit (Okamma Kamesit (Marlborough, MA)) Family: Son of Naoas Brother of Anaweakin Brother of Tukupwillin Father of Ami Printer Place Event: Boston, MA Place Vital: Boston, MA Date: 1673 1674 1675 1676 1676-03 1676-04 1676-04-28 1676-07-01 1676-07-08 1676-08-10 1682-05-27 1685-05-10 1686-08-25 1695-05-27 1698-05-10 1707 1709 Alias: James the Printer Events that this Person attendedItem 128862 He and others sold the rest of Dudley to Joseph Dudley.Item 132426 A request of Thomas Howe seeking authorization to purchase a small parcel of land from James Robin, an Indian man at Hassanamisco.Item 132530 Signed a deed with others to central Worcester County.Item 132539 Petitioned for land between Lancaster and Worcester.Item 132543 Petitioned for four miles square between Lancaster and Worcester, MA for a settlement.Item 134583 Arrested by Moseley for having hidden powder and shot. Hassanamesits had been removed to Marlborough by order during the war.Item 135507 Witnessed partition agreeement of four square miles at Hassanamesit to Pratt and others.ChildItem 213590 Ami PrinterMentions of this PersonItem 49686 He and others sold the rest of Dudley to Joseph Dudley.Item 57762 "employed as a press man in printing the Indian bible"Item 49682 Surrendered to Massachusetts.Item 49676 Note regarding war nailed to a tree, attributed to him. Attgended Harvard Indian College.Item 58184 A request of Thomas Howe seeking authorization to purchase a small parcel of land from James Robin, an Indian man at Hassanamisco.Item 49681 Wrote a letter to Massachusetts Bay from Wachusett.Item 49683 Remained at liberty.Item 49674 Signed a deed with others to central Worcester County.Item 49673 Petitioned for four miles square between Lancaster and Worcester, MA for a settlement.Item 49684 His wife's brother was a captive child sent to live with the English.Item 49679 Arrested by Moseley for having hidden powder and shot. Hassanamesits had been removed to Marlborough by order during the war.Item 49678 Surrendered to the English.Item 59779 Indian and English Psalter: Boston, N. E. Upprinthumunneau B. Green and J. Printer, wuche quhtiantamwe Chapanukkeg at New England, etc., 1709Item 56751 A teacher there whom Eliiot described as "a sober, piious and ingenious person. . ."Item 49675 He visited Mary Rowlandson in captivity.Item 49677 Witnessed partition agreeement of four square miles at Hassanamesit to Pratt and others.Item 49685 Printer for B. Green, who published the Massachusetts Psalter.Item 56749 With other Nipmuks, surrendered to Massachusetts. He could read, write and had "learned the Art of Printing."Show 12 moreSource Manuscripts for this PersonItem 300125 Collections of the Worcester Society of Antiquity ...Item 300220 Gookin, Daniel. Historical Collections of ...Item 300254 Hubbard, William. The History of the Indian ...Item 300701 Lepore, Jill. The Name of War: King Philip’s ...Item 300315 Massachusetts Archives. Boston, Mass.Item 300449 Publications of the Colonial Society of Massachusetts ...Item 300464 Pierce, Frederick Clifton. History of Grafton ...Item 300506 Rowlandson, Mary. “Narrative of the Captivity ...Item 300522 Suffolk Deeds, 1880–1906. BostonItem 300478 Deed from John Printer to Monaham and others ...Item 300524 Sewall, Samuel. The Diary of Samuel Sewall ...Item 300928 Mather, Increase. A Brief History of the ... Relationships Enlarge Citation “James Printer,” HRI-FNE, accessed August 30, 2025, https://hrifne.avantlogic.net/digitalarchive/items/show/60293.Item213595 Save this item as a PDF file
