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The Public Records of the Colony of Connecticut from 1666 to ...
1' Captain Sannup (or Sanhop,) of Niantick, “more especially upon the account of
many former kindnesses received from [his] good friends,” Major Talcott and
others above named, conveyed to them, by a deed executed June 6,1674, “ a
tract ...
James Hammond Trumbull, 1859
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The Public Records of the Colony of Connecticut [1636-1776] ...
John Allyn, Major Edward Palmes, Mr Mathew Griswold, Mr. Henry Woolcot and
Mr. Joseph Lathan, that this Court would confirm unto them a grant of eight mile
square gfanted by Capt. Sannup and his grandson, as by his deed on record may
...
Connecticut, James Hammond Trumbull, Charles Jeremy Hoadly, 1859
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The Public Records of the Colony of Connecticut [1636-1776] ...
John Allyn, Major Edward Palmes, Mr Mathew Griswold, Mr. Henry Woolcot and
Mr. Joseph Lathan, that this Court would confirm unto them a grant of eight mile
square granted by Capt. Sannup and his grandson, as by his deed on record
may ...
James Hammond Trumbull, Charles Jeremy Hoadly, 1859
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History of the Indians of Connecticut from the Earliest ...
Five years after, the same territory was deeded by an Indian called Captain
Sannup, to John Talcott, John Allyn and Edward Palmer, " chiefly in consideration
of past favors."* This tract could not have been within the country of the western ...
John William De Forest, 1853
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Transactions of the American Philological Association
The word is not found in Eliot or Mayhew, but was much used by the English
colonists, who understood " sannup and squaw " to mean " Indian man and
woman." Possibly, the former name is a contraction of anixinabe — which, in
other ...
American Philological Association, 1872
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The Christian Indian: Or, Times of the First Settlers. The ...
If then, as thou wouldst show, the spirit of Owatung"' and Sannup is one, how is it
that the light of his face shines upon Yeango, while yet Miona can see but darkly?
” she again asked. Little accustomed to disquisitions of this nature, or even to ...
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History and the Testimony of Language
ese can be of as late as eighteenth-century entrance into English and oen are
from Algonkian—for example, squaw, papoose, wigwam, sachem, and sannup.
e first three, used only of indians, are inherently derogatory, for they treat ...
I'm going to be a sannup pretty soon. You just wait and see if I don't bring back a
deer." "What are you talking about, Vanus?" demanded Susanna, her eyes
darting to the Indians in suspicion. "I'm not Vanus any more. I'm Matguas now.
Elizabeth George Speare, 2001
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The English Literatures of America: 1500-1800
... fingers; it was made of parched wheat, beaten, and fried in bear's grease, but I
thought I never tasted pleasanter meat in my life. There was a squaw who spake
to me to make a shirt for her sannup,57 for which she gave me a piece of bear.
Myra Jehlen, Michael Warner, 2013
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Informal English: Puncture Ladies, Egg Harbors, Mississippi ...
[Shoemaker] sannup Among the American Indians . . . the husband of a squaw. “
Mindful still of sannup and of squaw.” —Ralph Waldo Emerson's Musketaquid,
1847. [Lyons] savagerous Like ruinous, used in the South to give still greater
force ...
