‘THREE INDIANS
"The next three (persons to be hanged in New Haven, Conn, }
were Indians; probably Quinnipiacks; who, in the woods
of East-Haven, murdered gne of the colonists in 1700,"
A STATISTICAL ACCOUNT OF THE CITY OF NEW HAVEN by Timothy.
Dwight; New Haven: Walter and Steele, 1811. pp 35~36,
Daniel Allen Hearn, Monroe, CT, says that he
has thoroughly search the records in Jourt of
Assistants Records of New Haven County and finds
no record,
THREE INDIANS
"The next three (persons to be hanged in New Haven, Conn,
were Indians; probably Quinnipiacks; who, in the woods
of East-Haven, murdered gne of the colonists in 1700,"
A STATISTICAL ACCOUNT OF THE CITY OF NEW HAVEN by Timothy.
Dwight; New Havens Walter and Steele, 1811. pp 35-36,
Daniel Allen Hearn, Monroe, CT, says that he
has thoroughly search the records in Court of
Assistants Records of New Haven County and finds
no record,
THREE INDIANS
"The next three (persons to be hanged in New Haven, Conn,
were Indians; pee Quinnipiacks; who, in the woods
of East-Haven, murdered gne of the colonists in 1700,'
A STATISTICAL’ ACOOUND OF THE CLT'Y OF NEW HAVEN by Timothy,|
Dwight; New Haven: Walter and Steele, 1811, pp 35-36,
Daniel Allen Hearn, Monroe, CT, says that he
has thoroughly search the records in Court of
Agsistants Records of New Haven County and finds
no record,
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