An Indian Settlement at a town called Brotherton in
the Oneida Country consisting of various tribes from New
England & some from Long Island; consisting in the
whole of 26 families--and 113 Parsons--distance from
Albany abs 110 miles--the all speak English, they profess
themselves to be Baptists, they have a
Meeting
House which is also used for a School, where 25 Children
are taught to read write & Arithmetic, the teacher is a young
married man who gives satisfaction in his employment
Place Information
the Oneida Country consisting of various tribes from New
England & some from Long Island; consisting in the
whole of 26 families--and 113 Parsons--distance from
Albany abs 110 miles--the all speak English, they profess
themselves to be Baptists
Organization Information
House which is also used for a School, where 25 Children
are taught to read write & Arithmetic, the teacher is a young
married man who gives satisfaction in his employment