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Being slaine I shall omit to mention them,  This contrivance Against the Natick Indians obtained & [[unclear]] it was designed for, [[unlcear]] led passing an order [[in?]] the Genll court, forwith to remove them from their [[place?]] [[onto?]] Deere island,  [[Unclear]] first procured the consent of mr Samel Shrimpton of Boston in [[wheofe?]] 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 [[unclear]] (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?]]
Being slaine I shall omit to mention them,  This contrivance Against the Natick Indians obtained & [[unclear]] it was designed for, [[unlcear]] led passing an order [[in?]] the Genll court, forwith to remove them from their [[place?]] [[onto?]] Deere island,  [[Unclear]] first procured the consent of mr Samel Shrimpton of Boston in [[wheofe?]] 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 [[unclear]] (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

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Being slaine I shall omit to mention them, This contrivance Against the Natick Indians obtained & unclear it was designed for, unlcear led passing an order in? the Genll court, forwith to remove them from their place? onto? Deere island, Unclear first procured the consent of mr Samel Shrimpton of Boston in wheofe? 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 unclear (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