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91 passed an order, giving liberty to remove them from the Iland cautioning their order that It should bee don without charge to the country, This liberty beeing given, Major [Gookin] their old friend & Ruler (by the Authority & incorgement of the Right Honourable the [Carpenter] for Gospelizing the Indians, residing in London & by Authority of the Generall Court of Massachuesets in New England [I] forthwith hired boats, to bring them fromthe Iland to Cambridge, not farre from the house of one Mr Thomas oliver a pious man, & of a very loving compassionate sprit to these poore Indians who when otherrs were shy, hee freely offered [a place for] their present setlement, upon his land [wich] was very comodious for situation, beeing neare charls River convenient for their fishing &where was plenty of fuell, & mr oliver had a good fortification, at [his] house neare the place wher the wigwams stood, where (if Need were they might retire at for their security, This [delivrance] from the Iland, was as a Jubily to those poore creatures, And thouge many of them were sick at this time of the removal especially [sen] of the [cheese] men, as waban John Tomas, &Josiah Harding; with divers other men women, & children were sicke of a bloody flux and fever, at their first coming up from the Island, but by the care of the mayor & his wife & mr. eliot make not provision for the [...ood] & medicines severall of them recouvered [partily] waban & John Tomas, the one the principale ruler & the other a principal [Teacher] of [...] who were both extreme low but God had merry & raised them up [for] had they died it would