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Lucius R. Paige, History of Cambridge, Massachusetts, 1630-1877, with a genealogical register, Chapter 20: Indian History. (search)
, sabbath-breaking, especially powowing and idolatry; and, after warning given, to apprehend all delinquents, and bring them before authority, to answer for their misdoings; the smaller faults to bring before Wattasacompanum, ruler of the Nipmuck country; for idolatry and powowing, to bring them before me. Coll. Mass. Hist. Soc., i. 192. A life-like picture of one of these courts is exhibited in Gookin's certified copy of its session- At a Court held at Naticke among the Indians, Sept. 14, 1681. The testimonies of several aged and principal Indians hereafter named, taken in Court, as followeth: Present, Daniel Gookin senr. Esq., Assistant. Rulers.Interpreters. Waban,Mr. John Eliot, senr., Piamrbow,Andrew Pittimee, Tom Tray,Peter Ephraim, Waban, aged about eighty years, Piambow, aged about eighty years, Nowanit, aged about 81 years, Jethro, aged about 70 years, William, aged 68 years, Anthon ray and Tom Tray, unkells by the father's side unto John Wonlpas deceased,