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Item | Title | Type | Unique ID | Kinsman | Kinsman Kind | Family | Ethnicity | Mention Type | Category | Date | YMD | Warnings | Manuscript ID | Place Event | Place Vital | Source 1 | Source ID 1 | Alias | Link 1 | |
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49155 | Accused of killing Bagnal, hung by Massachusetts expedition. |
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49166 | Daughter was Ahawayetsquaine, wife of Winnepurkit. |
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49162 | Deceased; from Nahant; hanged for Bagnall's murder. |
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49164 | Deceased; killed. |
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49154 | Deceased; son was Thomas Queakusen. |
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49160 | Deposition stating that he had claimed Sagamore Hill was his land, wanted payment from Winter. |
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49161 | Lived on Nahant. Name means dark skin. Sold Nahant to Thomas Dexter for a suiut of clothes. |
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213474 | Poquanum |
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49156 | Sold Nahant for a suit of clothes in 1632 or 1636. |
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49163 | Sold Nahant to Thomas Dexter for a suit of clothes. |
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49165 | Son Queakussen said he originally lived at Saugus. Knew Winapoikin, who married his sister Joane. |
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59307 | This Poquanura, or Black Will, by the way, was quite a character in his time, and somewhat of a rover. It is supposed that he, was the same Indian who appeared in a full suit of English clothes, to welcome Gosnold, in 1602. |
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49157 | William Winter deposed that he sold Nahant to Thomas Dexter. Also known as Duke William. |
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49158 | William Witter [Winter] claimed he bought Nahant, Swamscot and Sagamore Hill from him for two pestle stones. |
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