Calendar of State Papers, Colonial Series ...

• People Cited by this Manuscript

  Item 218117  

  Agamogus

  Item 215835  

  Wenongonet

  Item 202035  

  Bomazeen

  Item 214861  

  Taxous

  Item 215713  

  Watanumon

  Item 215275  

  George Tohanto

  Item 215358  

  Joseph Trask

  Item 205576  

  Hope Hood

  Item 210366  

  Nathaniel

  Item 215697  

  Wasamimet

  Item 208712  

  Madockawando

  Item 205478  

  Sampson Hegon

  Item 201192  

  Atecouando

  Item 210683  

  Nescombewet

  Item 214166  

  Squadock

  Item 215664  

  Warumbe

  Item 203475  

  Derumkin

  Item 215837  

  Wenunguishet

  Item 216185  

  Agamogus

  Item 215881  

  Wigeremet

  Item 215614  

  Wanalancet

  Item 205469  

  Edward Hegon

  Item 214183  

  Samuel

  Item 200079  

  Abomhamon

  Item 207486  

  Kankamagus

  Item 212011  

  Pasaconaway

  Item 201686  

  Alexis LeBourne Bellisle

  Item 206786  

  John

  Item 205468  

  Domhegon

  Item 205484  

  Weedon Domhegon

  Item 210927  

  Nighonsis

  Item 210940  

  Nimbanet

  Item 205433  

  John Hawkins

  Item 209620  

  Mesandowet

  Item 210370  

  Natombomet

  Item 210706  

  Newcome

  Item 211343  

  John Nomony

  Item 214868  

  Tecamorasic

  Item 215421  

  Umbesnowah

  Item 215196  

  Thomas

  Item 214277  

  Scanwenes

  Item 217723  

  Nitanmenit

  Item 214004  

  Samuel

  Item 215278  

  Tohanto

  Item 213946  

  George Rodanunkus

  Item 208670  

  Madagonset

  Item 202378  

  Cesboweawashed

  Item 213938  

  Robin
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• Events Cited by this Manuscript

  Item 128859  

  One of chiefs from Kennebec and Androscoggin rivers, wrote to king.

  Item 104248  

  Wrote with Kankamagus and others saying they feared Mohawks.

  Item 128860  

  Signed articles of peace.

  Item 128861  

  Sagamore there. Sent Pierre and Nitamemit as messengers to Boston.

  Item 100183  

  Reported that "Sir Obin", 2 "Friers" and Indians from Pigwacket and Penacook were at Winegance waiting for Canadian Indians, planned to attack.

  Item 106565  

  Principal Indians from Norridgewock, Narocamegock, Amerascontee, invite English back; want hunt/fish/firewood rights only.

  Item 132561  

  Two Indian boys taken to Boston, 1 died; mentioned at conference.

  Item 132562  

  Attended treaty conference.

  Item 132563  

  Present at a conference with Massachusetts commissioners.

• Mentions Cited by this Manuscript

  Item 18793  

  A chief from Kennebec and Androscoggin rivers, wrote to the king.

  Item 25198  

  With others,wrote to English King.

  Item 25278  

  One of chiefs from Kennebec and Androscoggin rivers, wrote to king.

  Item 41884  

  With others, wrote to the King.

  Item 41902  

  One of chiefs from Kennebec and Androscoggin rivers, wrote to king.

  Item 55432  

  One of chiefs from Kennebec and Androscoggin rivers, wrote to king.

  Item 56057  

  One of chiefs from Kennebec and Androscoggin rivers, wrote to king.

  Item 56147  

  One of chiefs from Kennebec and Androscoggin rivers, wrote to king.

  Item 10563  

  Sent with an Englishman eastward to see if Madockawando and Casteen would agree to a meeting.

  Item 25448  

  Wrote with Kankamagus and others saying they feared Mohawks.

  Item 31713  

  Wrote with Kankamagus and others saying they feared Mohawks.

  Item 10558  

  All his men left him. (Pemaquid?)

  Item 25134  

  Signed articles of peace.

  Item 25201  

  Signed articles of peace.

  Item 25202  

  With Hope Hood and Ned Hegon, messengers to Saco.

  Item 25425  

  Signed articles of peace.

  Item 25427  

  With young Niconumby and Ned Hegon, messengers to Saco.

  Item 31702  

  Signed articles of peace.

  Item 37169  

  Signed articles of peace.

  Item 39432  

  Sagamore there. Signed articles of peace.

  Item 41032  

  Signed articles of peace.

  Item 42982  

  Signed articles of peace.

  Item 52952  

  Signed articles of peace.

  Item 54473  

  Signed articles of peace.

  Item 54665  

  Signed articles of peace.

  Item 55285  

  Signed articles of peace.

  Item 34896  

  He "has turned our enemy...many Pennycooks with him."

  Item 15110  

  Capt. John Hill said he and Nescombewet promise to call a council to consider treaty conference.

  Item 40959  

  Capt. John Hill said he and Bombazeen promise to call a council to consider treaty conference.

  Item 54096  

  Said some Penacooks are unhappy, but not his group. Indians too poor to go to war.

  Item 54313  

  Examined about report of Penacook plans to make war on the Mohegans.

  Item 56898  

  With others, presented wampum and beaver pelts as tokens of their peaceful intent should war break out between England and France.

  Item 56899  

  With others, presented wampum and beaver pelts as tokens of their peaceful intent should war break out between England and France.

  Item 56900  

  With others, presented wampum and beaver pelts as tokens of their peaceful intent should war break out between England and France.

  Item 56901  

  With others, presented wampum and beaver pelts as tokens of their peaceful intent should war break out between England and France.

  Item 56902  

  With others, presented wampum and beaver pelts as tokens of their peaceful intent should war break out between England and France.

  Item 56013  

  Sagamore there. Sent Pierre and Nitamemit as messengers to Boston.

  Item 56148  

  From Kennebec or Androscoggin, wrote to the King.

  Item 54316  

  The "other Sachem" of Penacook, Watanuman was told to contact him about trading at Watannuck (Dunstable, MA).

  Item 55595  

  Advised to trade at Wataanuck, not to approach settlements. A Pennicooke sachem.

  Item 55608  

  One  of  the  Pennicooke Sachems, agreed to allow a trader at Watannuck [Dunstable, MA], not go near English towns, report and not entertain French Indians. Also to speak with "George Tohanto, the other Sachem."

  Item 54321  

  A sagmore with Watnuman in Quebec; went there in 1703; said to be .

  Item 50434  

  Second Penacook Sagamore at Quebec.

  Item 51008  

  A Penacook who informed Tyng about Watanuman and his men withdrawing from Penacook to Pigwaxcket (Paqwasset:; "exprest himself with insolence and inclination to excite the Indians to a war." This is probably Captain Sam of Gorham's Rangers.

  Item 54314  

  "among the French at Quebeck"

  Item 15139  

  Sent by Moxis to warn of French raid - are neutral. A good coat, shirt, neckcloth and hat to ge given to him and the other messenger.

  Item 10546  

  Reported the arrival of a "great French ship" with Cape Sables Indians and French headed westward to attack the French.

  Item 10557  

  Dudley gave chiefs presents.

  Item 10576  

  Reported that "Sir Obin", 2 "Friers" and Indians from Pigwacket and Penacook were at Winegance waiting for Canadian Indians, planned to attack.

  Item 15140  

  Reported that "Sir Obin", 2 "Friers" and Indians from Pigwacket and Penacook were at Winegance waiting for Canadian Indians, planned to attack.

  Item 15160  

  Sent by Taxous to warn of a French raid.

  Item 52893  

  Sent Bomazeen there to warn of a French raid.

  Item 14176  

  Livingston met him. Livingston account.

  Item 57731  

  An "Eastern Indian" who spoke with captive Alexander Hamilton. Wanagungus is probably close to Odanak.

  Item 44663  

  Old chief living there.

  Item 10551  

  Chief Sagamore; told of receiving angry letter from governor of Canada. Told capt. of the galley [Southack] that Pennicooks would soon attack Mohegans.

  Item 40980  

  Principal Indians from Norridgewock, Narocamegock, Amerascontee, invite English back; want hunt/fish/firewood rights only.

  Item 50989  

  Principal Indians from Norridgewock, Narocamegock, Amerascontee, invite English back; want hunt/fish/firewood rights only.

  Item 52012  

  Principal Indians from Norridgewock, Narocamegock, Amerascontee, invite English back; want hunt/fish/firewood rights only.

  Item 52017  

  One of 3 messengers from Norridgewock, Naracomig, Amasocontee.

  Item 52018  

  Sheepscot John's Squaduck second in command after Wenongonet

  Item 15894  

  A sagamore of Penobscot or east of it.

  Item 10173  

  Sachem of Amocontee at Casco conference.

  Item 29501  

  Two Indian boys taken to Boston, 1 died; mentioned at conference.

  Item 50425  

  Two Indian boys taken to Boston, 1 died; mentioned at conference.

  Item 52913  

  Resided there.

  Item 13075  

  Attended treaty conference.

  Item 25197  

  Attended treaty conference.

  Item 34764  

  Present at a conference with Massachusetts commissioners.

  Item 52888  

  Conference. Moxis son died while in France. Chief Sagamore at Norridgewock.

  Item 55537  

  Present at a conference with Massachusetts commissioners.

  Item 52021  

  Sheepscot John's son; spoke for Indians.
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