GROTON, INDIAN TOWN, CONN.

This may certify, that we, the subscribers, native Indians

of the Pequod tribe, do affirm by our signatures to this

instrument, that William Apes, Senior, went by our request

as Delegate, in behalf of our tribe, to New York Annual

Conference, of the Methodist Protestant Church, April 2, 1831.

The above done at a meeting of the Pequods, Oct. 6, 1830.

WILLIAM APES, JR. Minister of the Gospel, and Missionary to

that tribe.

As witness our hands, in behalf of our brethren,

By permission, MARY X[Note: sideways X] GEORGE,

By permission, LUCY X[Note: sideways X] ORCHARD,

WILLIAM APES,

By permission, MARGARET X[Note: sideways X] GEORGE.

I, Pardon P. Braton of Groton, New London County, State of

Connecticut, do depose and say, that I am acquainted with the

Pequod tribe of Indians empowering William Apes, Sen. as their

Delegate to the New York Conference, as is above stated; and

further the deponent saith not.

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