Barry 1847 Barry, William 1847 A History ...

• People Cited by this Manuscript

  Item 201364  

  John Awansamog

  Item 210433  

  Nehemiah

  Item 201352  

  Amos Awansamog

  Item 201375  

  Thomas Awansamog

  Item 217719  

  Joseph Wunako

  Item 216114  

  William Jackstraw

  Item 216113  

  Matahump

  Item 213642  

  Pumapen

  Item 205760  

  Jacob

  Item 210703  

  Netus

  Item 201354  

  Awansamog

  Item 206688  

  Peter Jethro-Algonquin

  Item 216239  

  Samuel Awansamog

  Item 206686  

  Jethro

  Item 206692  

  Tantamous

  Item 216082  

  Yawata

  Item 206619  

  Jeffrey

  Item 215191  

  Thomas

  Item 200684  

  Anecoeken

  Item 201183  

  Joshua Asunt

  Item 203629  

  John Doublet

  Item 205750  

  Jackstraw

  Item 205752  

  Joseh Jackatraw

  Item 200598  

  Anaweakin

  Item 201059  

  Apumatquin

  Item 201052  

  Aponapawquin

  Item 201086  

  Aquetawash

  Item 201384  

  Awasaquah

  Item 211884  

  Pakananunquis

  Item 217539  

  Joseph Wanuckhow

  Item 217540  

  William Wanuckhow

  Item 217631  

  William

  Item 204195  

  Joseph

  Item 216116  

  James Wanuckhow
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• Events Cited by this Manuscript

  Item 106231  

  Captor of one of Thomas Eames' daughters; in the area of Albany (probably at Schgatacoke.)

  Item 126576  

  Summoned by Magistrate Thomas Danforth. Militia.

  Item 100158  

  In the party that raided Thomas Eames house in Sudbury, 6 of whom were former residents of Natick.

• Mentions Cited by this Manuscript

  Item 56837  

  Testified that Thomas Eames' two daughters were held between Wachusett and Pennicook.

  Item 56838  

  Testified that Mattahump and Pomapen held Thomas Eames daughters between Wachusett and Pennicook. .

  Item 56839  

  Former ruler of Quaboag held one of Thomas Eames daughters.

  Item 56840  

  Former ruler of Maguncook held one of Thomas Eames daughters.

  Item 25751  

  Jacob's Meadow and Jacob's Further Meadow were named for him and were probably where he resided. He "was among the first that prayed to God." Templa gives other alias

  Item 41024  

  A "ruler" at Natick according to Gookin.

  Item 41025  

  Sued by John Parmenter, of Sudbury, for a debt.

  Item 13555  

  He was "chief proprietor" of land in S, Framingham into Sherburne and beyond.

  Item 13557  

  Formerly lived at Rumney Marsh, "a young man when they began to pray to God." Owned extensive lands in Framingham and Sherburne.

  Item 29030  

  Owned land at Nobscot Hill, Framingham.

  Item 13556  

  Son of Awasamoag and Yawata.

  Item 13558  

  Probably a son of Awasamoag and Yawata.

  Item 13559  

  Son of Awasamoag and Yawata; owned a houselot on land of Thomas Eames; lived in Natick.

  Item 29012  

  Lived at Nashoba.

  Item 29013  

  Gookin calles him "a grave and pious man," and sent him to teach at

  Item 29031  

  Peter Jethro's Field lay on Ezekiel How's farm. His house in Framingham is said to have been occupied by troublesome Indians safter his death.

  Item 29032  

  Wittnessed the purchase of Concord, MA

  Item 29033  

  Betrayed his father as an attacker of the Eames family, leading to his father's death by hanging.

  Item 29040  

  Barry cites Drake who places his residence at Nobscot Hill when King Philip's War broke out.

  Item 56714  

  Among those who signed a deed to Salem.

  Item 28871  

  Peter Jethro had inherited land at Machapoag from him.

  Item 29035  

  With others, granted 3200 acres at Quinsigamon Pond to John Haynes.

  Item 29036  

  Childless. Lived with Jonathan Tyng in Dunstable and granted him land at Machabaog (Fitchburg, Ma?).

  Item 39585  

  His father was hanged.

  Item 53240  

  Captured with his family southeast of Marlborough.

  Item 41022  

  Led the party that raided Thomas Eames house in Sudbury, 6 of whom were former residents of Natick.

  Item 29004  

  Deceased; hanged.

  Item 36909  

  Wittnessd the purchase of Brookfield, MA.

  Item 36910  

  Captor of one of Thomas Eames' daughters; in the area of Albany (probably at Schgatacoke.)

  Item 36911  

  Deceased; hanged with others.

  Item 49807  

  Captor of one of Thomas Eames' daughters; in the area of Albany (probably at Schgatacoke.)

  Item 41026  

  Deceased; killed at Marlborough; his wife was "sold,"

  Item 11519  

  Deceased; one of the Eames raiders, dead by the end of summer,

  Item 13060  

  Summoned by Magistrate Thomas Danforth but absent, serving with the Enflish militia.

  Item 19169  

  Summoned by Magistrate Thomas Danforth. Militia.

  Item 25737  

  Summoned by Magistrate Thomas Danforth. Militia.

  Item 25740  

  Summoned by Magistrate Thomas Danforth. Militia.

  Item 11352  

  Deceased; died before raiding Thomas Eames house in Sudbury, 6 in the group were former residents of Natick.

  Item 10482  

  In the party that raided Thomas Eames house in Sudbury, 6 of whom were former residents of Natick.

  Item 12846  

  In the party that raided Thomas Eames house in Sudbury, 6 of whom were former residents of Natick. Was once a ruler of Hassanamesit.

  Item 12856  

  In the party that raided Thomas Eames house in Sudbury, 6 of whom were former residents of Natick. Was once a ruler of Hassanamesit.. Pardoned.

  Item 12896  

  In the party that raided Thomas Eames house in Sudbury, 6 of whom were former residents of Natick. His wife was sold into slavery.

  Item 13561  

  In the party that raided Thomas Eames house in Sudbury, 6 of whom were former residents of Natick.

  Item 44332  

  In the party that raided Thomas Eames house in Sudbury, 6 of whom were former residents of Natick. Pardoned.

  Item 49806  

  In the party that raided Thomas Eames house in Sudbury, 6 of whom were former residents of Natick.

  Item 55375  

  In the party that raided Thomas Eames house in Sudbury, 6 of whom were former residents of Natick.

  Item 55376  

  In the party that raided Thomas Eames house in Sudbury, 6 of whom were former residents of Natick.

  Item 56856  

  In the party that raided Thomas Eames house in Sudbury, 6 of whom were former residents of Natick.

  Item 56857  

  In the party that raided Thomas Eames house in Sudbury, 6 of whom were former residents of Natick.

  Item 56858  

  In the party that raided Thomas Eames house in Sudbury, 6 of whom were former residents of Natick.

  Item 25752  

  "a chief man sometime at Natick." Pardoned for articipation in the Eames raid, returned to Natick.

  Item 13061  

  Pardoned for articipation in the Eames raid, returned to Natick.

  Item 41023  

  Granted 320 acres of land to Elijah Corlett at Nip Nap Hill in Framingham, 3 miles north of "the Indian plantation.".

  Item 53241  

  Hanged for participation iin the Eames raid.
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