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1650] INDIAN DEED. 33
is willinge and doe agree to surrender the purchase of
the sayed Norwalke, whith he bought of the Indians,
of the sayed. Norwalke, some years since ;
which cost
the sayed Roger Ludlowe fifteen pounds, some years
since ; as by the purchase will appeare ;
whith sayed
fifteen pounds is promised to be payed to the sayed
Roger Ludlowe or his assignes by the sayed Eli and
Olmested their assignes, shortly after the first plantinge
thereof, with consideration for the sayed fifteen pounds
from the disbursinge thereof unto that time ;
as also that
the sayed Roger, shall have a convenient Lott, laied out
for his sonnes, accordinge to the vallue of 2001b. in
the proportion of Rates as they goe by themselfes ;
and
that it shall be one of the first ; the publique charges
beinge borne by the sayed Lott, and proportinabley by
themselfes ; and that it shall be one of the first Letts
that shall be Laied out.
Witness our hands,
Roger Ludlowe.
CONFIRMATION OF CAPT.
A true and perfect Copyie of the confirmation of the
purchase of the meadows and lands adjoininge lying
eupon the other side of Norwake River.
Memoranda. Wheareas Aashowshack and Chachoamer,
Indians, are the survivinge propriators of the Land
lyinge on the other side of Norwake River, whith sayed
Land was fullie bargained for, and sold unto Captaine
Patricke of Greenwich, and whereas the sayed Aashowshake
and Chachoamer, doe testifie and affirme, with
other Indians, that their was left unpayed by the sayed
Captaine Patricke twoe Indian coates, and fowre fathom
of wampam, now these are to certifie, that I Annanupp,
Alias Parrott, so named and knowen to the English,