Agree. I found some notes on "Rebecca, Indian wife" (Torrey)
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From http://boards.ancestry.com/surnames.beckley/55.69.74.1/mb.ashx
On another site, someone has reported that in a copy of the Beckley genealogy it has been handwritten that Tarramuggus was her father's name. In the World Connection site on this website another has recorded her mother's name as well as her siblings. They do not give their sources. ....
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https://books.google.com/books?id=Jb57pVY3xOsC&pg=PA23&lpg=...
History of Berlin, Connecticut By Catharine Melinda North page 23
In October, 1668, The General Assembly at Hartford granted to Sergeant Richard Beckley "300 acres of land lying by Mattabesett half a mile wide on both sides of the River and to run up from New Haven path so far till it doth contain 300 acres.'"' In 1670, when the town of Wethersfield confirmed the grant, Mr. Beckley had already built a house and barn upon his farm. It is said that he lived here sixteen years before any other white person came.
* This is undoubtedly the same piece of land which he is said to have purchased from the Indian Chief Tarramuggus, and the "grant" from the General Assembly at Hartford was merely an official confirmation of this purchase. Cf. the following: "Of the Indian Chief Tarramuggus he (Sergeant Beckley) purchased 300 acres of land lying on both sides of the Mattabesett river." See Emily S. Brandegee: The Early History of Berlin, Connecticut, an Historical Paper delivered before The Emma Hart Willard Chapter D. A. R., January 17, 1913 (printed privately), p. 1.
