Indian deed from the chiefs of Keskaechquerem of a tract of land on Long Island
Indian deed from the chiefs of Keskaechquerem [likely members of the Canarsee, a group that was part of the Lenape], of a tract of land on Long Island, running east from George Rapalje's plantation to Mespaechtes, a full league and a half, and in breadth about one league from the East river.
Identifier
NYSA_A1880-78_VGG_0027
NYSA_A1880-78_VGG_0027
Date Original
August 1 1638
August 1 1638
Language
Dutch
Dutch
Source
New York State Archives. New Netherland. Council. Dutch colonial patents and deeds, 1630-1664. Series A1880. Volume GG.
New York State Archives. New Netherland. Council. Dutch colonial patents and deeds, 1630-1664. Series A1880. Volume GG.
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