Notes on the Nipmuc Indian Reservation at Hassanamesit or Hassanamisco and the Nipmuc People of Hassanamesit, later Grafton, Massachusetts

September 10, 2001

Photocopy of article written by Thomas Doughton about the Nipmuc reservation. Provides a chronological detail of the establishent and later fall of the reservation. Provides history for many individual Nipmucs.

Nipmuck/Nipmuc

30 pages

DOC.2001–09–10A

Document

Tribes – Miscellaneous Massachusetts 1

Nashowanon
Cutshamekin
Masconnamet
Wossamegon
Squaw Sachem
Eliot, John
Watasakompanin
Kattonet, Job
Ketuhhanit
uppechchotuk
Wubbumahehein
Wagesuk
Wussaumundus
tukhomis
Papaumwoit
Wussompsh
Wizer, James

Gookin, Daniel
Anaweakin
Tuckupawillin
Waban, Thomas
Romneymarsh, James
Romneymarsh, Thomas
Abraham, Zachary
Sampson, Joseph
Watson, John
Speen, James
Kattenait, Job
Wuttascomponom, Tom
Tuckappawill, Joseph
Naoas
Dublet, Tom
Wawaus, James
Mather, Cotton
King Philip
Stoughton, William
Dudley, Joseph
Awassamugg, John
Pittome, Andrew
Ephraim, Peter
Tray, Anthony

Pegun, Eleazor
Awassamaug, Sam
Bow, Piam
Tray, Tom
Dublit, Tom
Sa Somit
Jethro
Sasowanno
Magus, John
William, Wattertown
Nowanit
Woampus, John
Moquah, John
Pitmeh, Andrew
Wossamog, Samuel
Moquamoge, Peter
Annonquin, John
Nawanont
Bogkotoge, Peter
Ashott, Joshua
Agononoit
Speen, Abraham
John, Grat
Sosanwinnu
Robin, John
Printer, James
Nawonot, Samuel
David, Edward
Boho, Benjamin
Piamboho, Deborah

Nipmuc
reservation
Hassanamesit
Hassanamisco
Grafton
Massasoit
religion
missionary
Natick
Praying town
Mongunkachogok
Chaubunkongkomuk
Asukodnogest
Kesapusgu
Wabuhquoshish
Waeuntug
Quinshepauge
Packachoag
Manchaug
Quabog
Chaubunagungamaug
Wabaquasset
Blackstone
Manchaug
Maanexit
Marlborough
Packachoag
slaves
slavery