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Various Memoranda, 1760 - 1

7200
Memorandum!
    Now about 18 years old,
John Mouse, after having been taken prisoner by the Indians, 4 years
ago last Spring, at the upper end of the South Branch of Plomock River,
hath lived with the Wyandots near Fort de Troil, & said to have been
delivered up Since by the Indians, but not come home: the last that
was heard of him is, that he had been sold to an Englishman, Suppose
a trader. his brother George Mouse, taken at the same time &
place hath been seen at the Indian Town Sagunck below Fort
Pitt, where he lived with an Indian named Galasco. the boy is
now about 15 or 16 years of age. their sister Elisabeth Mouse
was taken at the same time & place, because they were in a Fort,
is likewise 15 or 16 years of age: no intelligence in the least is
had of her Since her being taken. If these children or any one
of them could be found, so that they may be brought back again
to their relations they may be directed either to Frederick Mouse
at Philadelphia or William Stoy at Lancaster Dutch Pres
byterian minister there.

[Transcribed by Emina Hadzic]

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  1. Various memoranda, 1760 - 1