1776 Census of Mashpee Massachusetts was taken by Reverend Gideon Hawley
- Melissa Davenport Berry
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The above document is from the Massachusetts Historical Society Digital Collection. Transcription taken from "The Service of the Mashpee Indians in the American Revolution." by Jacob Denney PDF File





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