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You searched for: Standard Name: is exactly 'Madockawando'✖
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| 34911 | A chief sagamore with Edgeremet and Moxis in Wm. Vaughan letter to Gov. & Council. [1691] |
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| 34866 | According to Frank Siebert, this means "Great Shacker of Trees or Wooden Things." Could it mean he was a Wabeno? |
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| 34915 | An Abenaki chief in Hutchinson's ms. History of Mass. [1693] |
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| 34919 | "As to Matakando [Madockawando], he was a Malicite." Villebon to Lagny. |
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| 34945 | Attended a conference between Penobscots and governments of Massachusetts, New Hampshier and Nova Scotia. [1726] |
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| 37077 | Attended a truce conference at Pemaquid, agreed to articles of peace signed by Moxus and "all ye other Sagamores.". [1677] |
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| 58835 | Baptized, about 20 years old. [1684] |
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| 34947 | Baptized, about 20 years old. [1685] |
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| 34937 | Bemorowad said Madockawando was from Machias or Saint John area. [1736] |
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| 34906 | Bomazeen, Moxis and Madockawando's son brought captives to Quebec after Pemaquid raid. [1689] |
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| 34902 | Brockholz letter said peace was concluded with Madockawando. Had given up 5 captives at peace treaty. [1676] |
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| 34869 | Captured Joseph Bane & Thomas Atkinson at York; a chief. [1692] |
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| 34917 | Champigny calls him chief of the Maliseets. [1694] |
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| 34890 | Chief at Penobscot; Oakman deposition. [1690] |
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| 34939 | Chief Sagamore; from Saint Johns or Machias, mentioned re: land sale. [1736] |
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| 34881 | Civily treated there despite warlike attitude of his men. An Eastern Indian. [1691] |
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| 34936 | Confirmed Dummer's treaty. [1727] |
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| 57524 | Confirmed Dummer's treaty. [1727] |
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| 57525 | Confirmed Dummer's treaty. [1727] |
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| 34893 | Converse and Alden arrived at Penobscot, learn of his death. [1698] |
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| 34924 | Deceased; he & other sachims of the east "lately dead." [1698] |
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| 34889 | Did not sign peace treaty with Capt. Nichols, but would be informed of it by messengers. [1677] |
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| 34926 | Expected at New Harbor or Penobscot. [1676] |
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| 34927 | For peace; Francis Card deposition. [1676] |
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| 34909 | Governor replied to letter sent by him and other Eastern sagamores on 10/16/1690. [1690] |
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