Isaac Dakayenensere, letter, to Eleazar Wheelock, 1766 October 9

Author Dakayenensere, Isaac

Date9 October, 1766

Call Number766559

abstractDakayenensere writes to Wheelock on behalf of the Onaquagas, explaining that they now understand that his mission is separate from that of the New England Comapany, and requesting Wheelock to write to them again.

handwritingHandwriting is formal, clear and legible.

paperLarge sheet folded in half to make four pages is in good condition, with light staining, creasing and wear.

inkStrong brown-black.

noteworthyThe trailer lists a date different from that of the letter's dateline.

Modernized Version Deletions removed; additions added in; modern spelling and capitalization added; unfamiliar abbreviations expanded.

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Brother —
By your writing to us last
we understand that you and the Boston
Board
are different, we always thought
before you were one, and that the missio‐
naries came all from one place, but now
we think otherwise —
Brother We are poor Creatures we know
and we think you know it, for we have
often told you So, and we always exceeding
Glad when you Send us a minister —
Brother we desire you to write to us again, we
receive much comfort from your Letters
it Seems you don't forget us, we hope
this will find you well and your assistants
this leaves us all well —
Isaac in the Name of the Council

To the Rev. Mr. Wheelock
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Isaac Dakayenensere
August 9. 1766

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