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was Prifoner amongft them, gave an account that our 

 Forces had kill'd and wounded feveral of the Enemy, for 

 they kill'd feveral Prifoners according to their Cuftom &c . 

 After this action was over our Forces imbark'd for Pifcata- 

 qua, and the Major went to Wells™ and remov'd the Cap- 

 tain there, and put in Capt. Aiidras, 128 who had been with 

 him and knew the Difcourfe left with the two old Squaws 

 at Ameras-cogen, for Hakins & Worumbo to come there in 

 14 days, if they had a mind to hear of their Wives & Chil- 

 dren : Who did then or foon after come with a Flag of 

 Truce to faid Wells Garrifon, and had leave to come in, 

 and more appearing came in, to the number of Eight, 

 (without any terms) being all Chief Sachems; and was 

 very glad to hear of the Women and Children, viz. 

 Hakins and Worumbo 1 s Wives and Children; who all 

 faid three feveral times that they would never fight 



chiefley Plimouth. The wounded of before. Then we returned and come 

 Capt. Counyerfe, 6 ; Capt. Floid, 3 ; to Portfmouth the 26th inftant, becaufe 

 Capt. South-worth, 4; Capt. Waltons, our dodtor was gon home with the 

 3 ; of Capt. Andrews, one, (fince that) ; wounded men, and our men were feu- 

 one Engliftiman of Plimouth is dead of eral of them fick and lame, and wanted 

 his wounds, and an Indian: alfo an fhoofe and other recruits; or elfe we 

 Indian and Englifhman both of Pli- would have gon furder before we had 

 mouth dead of the fmall-pox." [Lei- com home." [Ibid. p. 96.] 

 /<■;-,. p. 96.] 128 Eli/Jia Andros [Andrews, An- 

 127 The letter particularizes : — drotvs~] was fon of James, (who ' was 

 " We embarked and came to Cape fon of Samuel, and was born probably 

 Neddicke, the 22d day, and marched in Saco, 1635, and who married Sarah, 

 with about 200 men, (all we had fitt for dau of Michael Mitton, and Margaret 



fervice,) to Wells : Sent a fcout the next ,) and furvived his father, who 



day to Salco and Winter Harbour, — removed to Bofton and died in 1704. 



about 24 miles : made no difcoverie of [Savage's Gen. Did. i : 53 ; Willis's 



the enemie later than we were there Hiji. Portland, 289.] 



