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Capt. Samuel Huntings certificate | Capt. Samuel Huntings certificate | ||
about the [[ | about the [[christian?]] Indian souldiers, | ||
These are to certifie That I Samuel | These are to certifie That I Samuel Hunting | ||
of Charles Towne in New England, beeing | of Charles Towne in New England, beeing | ||
By Athority of the Governd & councill | By Athority of the Governd & councill | ||
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[[unclear]] my selfe served the country in severall | [[unclear]] my selfe served the country in severall | ||
expeditions for about one yeares time, In | expeditions for about one yeares time, In | ||
all which service, the said Indians, | all which service, the said Indians, behaved | ||
themselves, courageously, e faithfully to the | themselves, courageously, e faithfully to the | ||
English [[unclear]], e I [[unclear]] the said - | English [[unclear]], e I [[unclear]] the said - | ||
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Capt. Samuel Huntings certificate about the christian? Indian souldiers,
These are to certifie That I Samuel Hunting of Charles Towne in New England, beeing By Athority of the Governd & councill appointed comander of the praying Indian liveing in the massachusets colony in New England, In the warr against the Barborus Indians, did accordingly comand the said = Indian company, consisting (when at the = most) of not above 80 men; The said company unclear my selfe served the country in severall expeditions for about one yeares time, In all which service, the said Indians, behaved themselves, courageously, e faithfully to the English unclear, e I unclear the said - company did hill e tahr prisoners above two hundred of the enimy, e unclear but one man of ours, besides about on hundred psons they unclear e tooke prison in at other times when I was not wite them & they went out unclear and in testimony of the truth herof I have set my hand this 13th of December 1677 Samuel Hunting