THE TOWN OF NORTH CASTLE. 



703 



sum of £10, that is to say, four pieces of eight, or money, and the other £8 10s. 

 in such goods as are agreed upon by said parties."* 



Signed, sealed, and delivered in 

 presence of us, The mark of 



Roger Thoeyon, Cq 



The mark of Patthunok, Be. 



^ The mark of 



Daniel Heabley. jxj 



Paneidge. 



The mark of 



<1 

 Wapeto Patthunok, Je., 

 and younger Patthunok 

 O 

 his mark, 



On the 28th of March, 1705, the Indian proprietors, Serrmgoe, Rare- 

 squash and Paquerekin, (for and in consideration of a valuable consid- 

 eration in hand paid,) release to George Booth and his heirs, &c. 



" A certain tract of land in Westchester county, bounded south by a certain 

 tract of land formerly sold by said Serringoe, &c. , to Richard Schofield, b and on 

 the west by Byram pond, on the North by Catonah's land, and on the east by 

 Mahanas river," &c. 



Signed, sealed, and delivered in 

 presence of us, 



RlOHAED SOHOFIELD, 



Joseph Seely, 



The mark of 



O 

 Seeeingoe. 



The mark of 

 Raeesquash. 



The mark of 



<! 

 Paqueeekin. 



The mark of 



C 



Ram Otes Wapeto Tapawmak. 



The mark of 



M 

 John Coak Mangawum. 



A further release from the Indian proprietors, Serringoe, Magerack, 

 Pawenack, Sackema, Wigzac, Shickham, Wasse, Waewag, Kemego, 

 Warrea Sekis, and Geshegeopogh, occurs on the 14th of July, 1705, to 

 George Booth, John Bond, Andreis Meyer and John Van Home, &c„ 

 viz. : " Of all the land, swamp and meadow that the said Indians have 

 in Westchester County, &c." From this time we hear no more of the 

 aborginal proprietors of North Castle. 



a Indian deeds, warrant of survey, Alb. Eec. Lib. i., 130. See Harrison. 

 b See Indian sale to Caleb Heathcote and others on the 1st of July, 1701. Richard Schofield 

 "Was one of the proprietors of the Middle Patent. 





