the Grave opened where the said Enock lies to show his
Corps to the Indians that goe up, and give them as full and
ample satisfaccon in the matter as possibly he can.
And that the said Majr Sewall give the said Indians (now
at his house) to understand that the request is granted them as
being the first that ever was required in this nature But for the
future they must not expect the like But give more Credit to
the sayings & assertions of the English.
A Letter writt to Major Long high Sheriffe of Balt vizt
24th Aprill 1688.
Maj: Long.
You are hereby commanded and required that upon sight
hereof you goe along in person with the bearers being Indians
to the Grave where that Enock lyes that was lately murthered
in your County by the Nanticoake Indians and that you cause
the Grave to be opened and the Corps to be shewn to the
Indians there (desireing to see the same) and that you give
the said Indians all further and the most ample satisfacon you
can that the said Enock is really dead and buried (they having
a scruple among themselves that he is not) hereof you are not
to faile at your utmost perill and by the first opportunity give
the Councill to understand your proceedings in this matter
Signed p order of the Councill
p Thomas Grunwin Clk
To Major Thomas Long Sheriffe of the Councill.
of Baltemore County
These
Ordered also that a Letter be writt to Mr Jenkins to let him
understand the receipt of his; and to give him thanks for his
care and paines in the pmisses.
At a Councill held at the Court of St
Maries the nineth day of July 1688.
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