Eastern Argus, Portland Maine. September ... Type: Manuscript Identifier: 300152 Title: Eastern Argus, Portland Maine. September ... Manuscript ID: 300152 Description: Eastern Argus, Portland Maine. September 30 to December 30, 1880. People Cited by this ManuscriptItem 206041 Jacques Vincent [1794] : PassamaquoddyItem 203917 Jean Etienne [1778] : PenobscotItem 204185 Jean Francois [1831]Item 208306 Noel Lion [1828] : PenobscotItem 209702 John Neptune [1767] : Penobscot : Lt. GovernorItem 207987 Francois Laurent [1810] : PenobscotItem 203061 Jean Crow [1819] : PenobscotItem 207172 Joseph Marie 2 [1753]Item 219437 Carabaset [1831]Item 217629 William 4 [1726]Item 210829 Neptun Nicholas [1836] : PenobscotItem 204327 Therese Marie [1824] : PassamaquoddyItem 218200 Jean Nicholas [1833] : PassamaquoddyItem 209678 Francois Michel [1829]Item 216986 Jean Baptiste Neptune [1796]Item 211269 Thomas Noel [1821] : MaliseetItem 209514 Therese Marie 1 [1826] : PenobscotItem 214932 Therese Marie 1 [1794]Item 216684 Joseph Marie 11 [1820]Item 218169 Joseph Marie 15 [1777]Show 14 moreEvents Cited by this ManuscriptItem 128893 His note of debt to Mark Norris & Son was to be sold at auction along with many others.Item 128894 Accused Thomas Noel of being a "British Indian of the Saint John's tribe. Had been camped there on the Presumpscot (Westbrook. ME?) with a group if Indians.Item 128895 Given presents from Governor King.Mentions Cited by this ManuscriptItem 26800 President Jackson wrote to him following his visit to Washington. He responded 01/20/1830.Item 26881 Legislature authorized the agent to let him improve land in Perry.Item 40285 A legislative resolve was passed in his favor (probably for travel expenses to the legislature).Item 26876 Successfully petitioned for him and his colleagues to attend legislature in Portland.Item 21171 Petitioned the House of Representatives.Item 15871 the play "CARABASSET, --- Or THE LAST OF THE NORRIDGEWOCKS" opened.Item 56164 Visited New York in his canoe, asked to visit Governor Throop.Item 41456 Petitioned the legislature on behalf of Telless Money.Item 53118 Captain Neptune Nicholas petitioned the legislature on her behalf.Item 41226 Had a left letter at the post office. "Nicholar, John (Indian)"Item 40110 His portrait was recently painted by Hardy was exhibited at the Athaneum, and his image was being completed as the figurehead for the new steamer "Bangor."Item 30800 Deceased; taken to Albany for Catholic burial. Was with a Penobscot group camped at Waterford.Item 37293 His note of debt to Mark Norris & Son was to be sold at auction along with many others.Item 40123 His note of debt to Mark Norris & Son was to be sold at auction along with many others.Item 40211 Had been voted out of office; to enter retirement.Item 26817 Wrote to Kellog in support of his efforts to establish a school among the Passamaquoddies.Item 39960 Governor Kent ordered him to leave the Island with the Passamaquoddies and Saint Johns Indians.Item 17395 Accused Thomas Noel of being a "British Indian of the Saint John's tribe. Had been camped there on the Presumpscot (Westbrook. ME?) with a group if Indians.Item 33727 Accused Thomas Noel of being a "British Indian of the Saint John's tribe. Had been camped there on the Presumpscot (Westbrook. ME?) with a group if Indians.Item 42854 Countered letter accusing him of being of the Saint John's tribe written by Noel Lion and John Crow. Had been camped there on the Presumpscot (in Westbrook, ME?) with a group if Indians.Item 40121 Addressed the Maine State Legislature on 07/07/1820 regarding settlers interfering with fishing.Item 20354 Given presents from Governor King.Item 32671 Addressed the Maine State Legislature.Item 40267 Given presents from Governor King.Item 39959 Gov. Kent told him and his followers to return to Passamaquoddy.Show 19 more Relationships Enlarge Citation “Eastern Argus, Portland Maine. September ...,” HRI-FNE, accessed June 10, 2026, https://www.hrifne.avantlogic.net/digitalarchive/items/show/152.Item300152 Save this item as a PDF file
