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The Documentary History of the State of New York, Vol. I — Passage 49

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[E.B. O'Callaghan (1849)] The aforesaid Land belongs to us, Cayugas and Onondages, alone; the other three Nations viz1 the Sinnekes, Oneydes and Maquaas have nothing to do with it. We have not only conveyed, but given it, four years ago, to Corlaer, that is the Gov. Gen1, to rule over it, and we now Convey and Transport it again and give it to the Gov. Gen1 or those who now Represent him; and in confirmation hereof we have signed and sealed these Presents, Dated as above. This is the mark of Thaowe ^ ratt Sachem of Cayuga 'L' "0 This is r^/rff the mark of Corrachjundie of ll-s-J Cayuga This is the mark of Ochquari '"okichke of Cayuga LL-s-| Me present Ro: Livingston Secr Albany the 26 Septr 1683. Present as before.