Six Nations Deputies at Hartford Conference on Susquehannah Lands
The May 1763 Hartford council records the Six Nations delivering a formal address to Connecticut Governor Fitch about preventing settlement on Susquehannah lands. The Deputies warn against encroachment, demand fair dealing, and request protection of their hunting grounds, while expressing loyalty to the Crown and requesting clear answer. The governor responds by promising an official decision week-long and to prevent settlements per royal orders.
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To the Gentlemen Clergy and Freeholders of the County of Essex
A fragmentary plea or political appeal addressed to Essex County gentlemen clergy and freeholders. The truncated text suggests a formal communication requesting attention or action from local authorities and landowners. The exact purpose and context remain unclear due to missing content.
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Essex
Genstelemen
Chelmsford
Elion
Pupith Moore
joHy Convers
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