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Dunham's last will and testament, bequeathing all property to his wife, Hannah, "to her proper use & dispose for the benefit of her and my two children," Hannah and Mehetabel. Docketed on verso by Nathaniel Morton (1613-1685).

Letter details the arrangement to mark the birth of his son, the second Duke of Bretagne. Te Deum is to be sung at the Cathedral at Quebec. Mons. Dupuy is also to assist in the preparation of fireworks and royal salutes: "donner en cette occasion les marques de rejouïssance accoutummée" [give on this occasion the usual signs of rejoicing].

Deposition of John Hopper, "Indian of Little Comton," in which he testifies that Mrs. Head sold hard cider to Zacheus [Pohgunnassit?], which he shared with Hopper. "I further see Zacheus give Joab, Mrs Heads Indian boy sum penneyes & ye boy came & sayd his Mistriss sayd there was not money enough."