BENT MARY MOODY (STANTON) 1817 - 1898 Indian Church Burial Ground Charlestown
AMMONS GEORGE GIDEON 1856 - 4 DEC 1923 This is a son Of G ideon and Caroline Rodman
BROWN FRANCIS E 1944 - 6 JUN 1989 Indian Church Burial Ground
MIANTIMOMI WAWALOAM - 1661 Indian Rock Cemetery EX056 INDIAN ROCK CEMETERY EXETER RI

Historical Catalogue of the First Church of Hartford, Connecticut, 1633-1885.
1722/23. Jan. 13 27. Joseph, Indian.
1712. Aug: 10 John Waubin, my Indian servant. I publickly
1722/23. Jan: 27 Joseph, Indian
1732. Octobr 1 Abigail, ye daughter of Timothy Biggelow, & Samuel, the son of John Knowles, & Ebenezer,ye son of Ebenezer Webster, were baptised at the same time, & also Naomi, the daughter of Margaret, an Indian woman.

Records of the First Church of Norwich [Bozrah], Connecticut, 1739-1824
1760 March 31 May Indian

Records of the First Church of Stonington, CT Baptisms


Denison 1696 1696 July 13 George bapt had an Indian Maid Joanna bapt
Denison 1696 1696 July 13 Joanna an Indian Maid brought up by Capt D. bapt
Martin 1724 1724 Sept 27 Dinah an Indian woman o.c. b.
Martin 1724 1724 Sept 27 Mary an Indian woman o.c. b
Noyes 1692 1692 Aug 28 James hav.ch an Indian named Chuiham b
Tokus 1735 1735 June 1 George an adult Indian o.c. & b.
Williams 1741 1741 July 12 Nehemiah had an Indian servant Jobish Lockart b

Records of the Particular Court of the Colony of Connecticut, 1687-1688
Indian First Name Coulump
Indian Papumahome
Indian Attumpehood
Indian Hannah Hopewell

Indian deaths and marriaes
1829 CHETS CHETS Albert, age about 90 years, a Narragansett Indian, at Providence, April 2, 1829
1747 CLARK CLARK Abigail, adult Indian, May --, 1747
1771 COOKE COOKE Moses, innkeeper, at Waterbury, Ct., from a blow on the head by Moses Paul, a drunken Indian, Dec. 12, 1771
1816 COOPER COOPER Elder John, a Mohegan Indian preacher, aged 99 years, at Montville. Gazette of July 6, 1816
CHUMMUK CHUMMUK James, an Indian, at Plymouth, aged 92 years; oldest person in town. Patriot of July 15, 1829
1750 COOK COOK Abraham (negro), and Mary Robbins (Indian); m. by Restcome Sanford, Justice, Feb. 10, 1750-51.
DURHAM DURHAM EBER, an Indian, adult, Dec. 31, 1727 Narragansett
FREELAND FREELAND FREELOVE, an Indian, in 98th year; had a wonderful knowledge of botany; died at Barrington, March 24, 1789
1731 EASTON EASTON Mary, and Solomon Ned, Indian, (Int.) March 18, 1731 in Bristol
HAMMOND HAMMOND Hannah, an Indian, bapt, by Rev. Mr. Guy, Sept. 28, 1718 Narragansett
1829 HILL HILL Barbara, in 75th year, at Seekonk ; known for 40 years as the Indian Doctress, and formerly carried the newspapers through Rehoboth and Seekonk, Oct. 3, 1829 in Providence
JAPHETH JAPHETH Indian, 1692. Newport RI
ISAAC ISAAC Sarah, Indian, adult, Sept. 29, 1723 Birth Narraansett
JACK JANE, Indian, servant of Mrs. Card, Nov. 6, 1737 Narragansett
JACK JACK Phebe, wife of Amos, Indian, daughter of Sampode, of Boston Neck Birth Narragansett
MANOMUA MANOMUA (Indian Sachem), Sept. 18, 1696. Birth Little Compton
1761 NINNEGRETT NINNEGRETT Thomas (the Indian Sachem of Charlestown) and Mary Whitefield, of Newport, April 23, 1761. Marriage at Newport

1792 OCCUM OCCUM Rev. Sampson, the Indian preacher, at New Stockbridge, near Oneida, N. Y., in 69th year, suddenly. Gazette of Aug. 4, 1792
1815 PROPHET PEACE PROPHET,
The Indian, at Onondaga Castle, N. Y. An interesting sketch follows, stating in brief that he was noted for stupidity and drunkenness until 50 years of age; that he suddenly fell back in his bunk and remained insensible for about 8 hours. When he came to he said he had seen heaven and that no drunkards, liars, thieves, could enter there. He became a temperance advocate and the influence upon his people was immense. Phenix of Sept. 23, 1815
1746 SHANTON SHANTON Jacob, Indian (at Newport), Oct. 29, 1746. Death
1823 SHOEMAKER SHOEMAKER SHANWISKANAN, an Indian Prince, aged 22 years, at Boston, Oct. 26, 1823 Death
1760 SLOCUM SLOCUM Frankford (negro), and Mary Dick (Indian); m. by Restcome Sanford, Justice, Dec. 30, 1760 In Tiviton
WALMESLEY WALMESLEY Patience, of Sara, Indian, Aug. 2, 1787 Birth
1787 WALMESLEY WALMESLEY Oliver, of Sara, Indian, Aug. 2, 1787 Birth
1829 STEVEN STEVEN John, a native Narragansett Indian, at Providence, Oct. 5, 1829 Death Narraansett
1860 WATSON WATSON Sarah, (an Indian half-breed), aged 14 years, June 22, 1860, by Baptized Wakefield RI
1771 WALMESLY WALMESLY Thomas, an Indian seaman, killed by lightning at sea, near Turks Island, W. I., June 2, 1771 Death
1745 WRIGHT WRIGHT William (mulatto), and Martha Scallenger (Indian); m. by William Babcock, Justice, March 24, 1745-6.Westerly RI
1760 WANTON WANTON Jeremiah (negro), and Deborah Jennings (Indian); m. by Samuel Hicks, Justice, Dec. 4, 1760. Tiviton RI
1734 WRIGHT WRIGHT William (mulatto), and Dinah Berry, (Indian); m. by Daniel Coggeshall, Justice, Feb. 13, 1734. North Kingstown RI
1765 ZIP ZIP (negro) and Elizabeth David (Indian), both of Dartmonth; m. by Restcome Sanford, Justice, Feb. 23, 1765 Tiveton RI
1828 LAURENCE Jack LAURENCE {Indian Person} died Apr 9, 1828. Death NEW HAVEN Connecticut


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