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Being slaine I shall omit to mention them,   
Being slaine I shall omit to mention them,   
This contrivance Against the Natick Indians obtained & [[unclear]]
This contrivance Against the Natick Indians obtained that which
  it was designed for, [[unlcear]] the passing an order [[in?]]
  it was designed for, viz the passing an order [[in?]]
  the Genll court, forwith to remove them from their [[place?]] [[onto?]]
  the Genll court, forwith to remove them from their place onto
  Deere island, [[Unclear]] first procured the consent of  
  Deere island, (having first procured the consent of  
mr Samel Shrimpton of Boston in [[wheofe?]] possesion that Island  
mr Samel Shrimpton of Boston in whose possesion that Island  
was to [[place?]] them there at present, with this prohibition that  that they should not [[cut?]] downe any growing wood nor doe any dammage to his sheepe kept there ; In pursuance of this order Capt thomas [[prentice]] (who was a person [[civill?]] & [[frendly?]] to theee indians) with a ply of [[horses?]] was commanded to bring them downe speedily to a place called [[pyne?]] upon Charles River, about two miles [[above?]] Cambridge,  where boats were appointed to bee in a readiness to take [[unclear]] on board & Transport them to the afforsaid Island; Capt [[prentice?]] accordingly went up to Natick with a few men & [[unclear]] [[unclear]] to [[unclear]] [[unclear]] [[unclear]] as were of [[greately?]] [[unclear]], and [[symbol---carrot]] he [[declared?]] to them the court [[pleasure?]] for their removall unto which they quietly & redily submitted & came downe with him at an houre or two warning about two hundred [[soules?]] of all sorte; ( there was one family of [[unclear]] about twelve in numbre  the [[unclear]] man named old [[fetero?]]; with his sons & relation [[was?]] secretly Ranne away in the night But this man & his relations were not praying indians nor did not live at Natick but only [[unclear]] the wars, but dwell at a place neare Sudbury [[unlcear]] [[unclear]] [[unclear]] submitted to the [[christian?]] [[unclear]] but separated from [[Bee my?]] of ill turne [[unclear]] the old man, had repute to be a powerthese Ranne away for fear of this [[unclear]] & was with the enimy [[unclear ]] was [[unclear]] after ward at cochecho and [[hanged?]] at Boston Good mr Eliot this faithful [[unclear]] & [[unclear]] of the praying indian met them at the place Before mentioned where they were to be [[unclear]], who comforted & incoraged  [[unclear]] & prayed with them and for them ;
was) to place them there at present, with this prohibition that  
  that they should not cut downe any growing wood nor doe  
any dammage to his sheepe kept there ; In pursuance of this  
order Capt thomas prentice (who was a person civill & frendly  
to those indians) with a ply of horses was commanded to bring them downe
speedily to a place called the pynes upon  
Charles River, about two miles above Cambridge,  where  
boats were appointed to bee in a readiness to take them on board  
& Transport them to the afforsaid Island; Capt prentice  
accordingly went up to Natick with a few men & 5 or 6 carts
to cary such things as were of greatest necesity, and ^ he declared  
to them the courts pleasure for their removall unto which  
they quietly & redily submitted & came downe with him  
at an houre or two warning about two hundred soules  
of all sorts; ( there was one family of them about twelve in numbre   
the principal; man named old Jethro; with his sons & relation was secretly  
Ranne away in the night But this man & his relations were
not praying indians nor did not live at Natick but only sinse
the wars, but dwell at a place neare Sudbury Nobscot hill never
submitted to the chtian profesion but separated from them Beeing sons
of ill fame especially the old man, who had repute to be a powowthose
Ranne away for fear at this time & was with the enimy  
but was taken after ward at Cochecho and hanged at Boston  
Good mr Eliot that faithful instructor & teacher of the  
praying indian met them at the place Before mentioned  
where they were to be embarqued, who comforted & incoraged instructed
  & prayed with them and for them ; exhorting them to patience in their sufferings, & confirming the hearts
of those disciples of cht & exhorting them to continue on the faith for through many tribulations
wee must enter into the Kingdom of heaven; there were some other English men at the place called the pynes with mr Eliot who were much

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35 Being slaine I shall omit to mention them, This contrivance Against the Natick Indians obtained that which

it was designed for, viz the passing an order in?
the Genll court, forwith to remove them from their place onto
Deere island, (having first procured the consent of 

mr Samel Shrimpton of Boston in whose possesion that Island was) to place them there at present, with this prohibition that

that they should not cut downe any growing wood nor doe 

any dammage to his sheepe kept there ; In pursuance of this order Capt thomas prentice (who was a person civill & frendly to those indians) with a ply of horses was commanded to bring them downe speedily to a place called the pynes upon Charles River, about two miles above Cambridge, where boats were appointed to bee in a readiness to take them on board & Transport them to the afforsaid Island; Capt prentice accordingly went up to Natick with a few men & 5 or 6 carts to cary such things as were of greatest necesity, and ^ he declared to them the courts pleasure for their removall unto which they quietly & redily submitted & came downe with him at an houre or two warning about two hundred soules of all sorts; ( there was one family of them about twelve in numbre the principal; man named old Jethro; with his sons & relation was secretly Ranne away in the night But this man & his relations were

not praying indians nor did not live at Natick but only sinse
the wars, but dwell at a place neare Sudbury Nobscot hill never

submitted to the chtian profesion but separated from them Beeing sons of ill fame especially the old man, who had repute to be a powow; those

Ranne away for fear at this time & was with the enimy 

but was taken after ward at Cochecho and hanged at Boston Good mr Eliot that faithful instructor & teacher of the praying indian met them at the place Before mentioned where they were to be embarqued, who comforted & incoraged instructed

& prayed with them and for them ; exhorting them to patience in their sufferings, & confirming the hearts

of those disciples of cht & exhorting them to continue on the faith for through many tribulations wee must enter into the Kingdom of heaven; there were some other English men at the place called the pynes with mr Eliot who were much