Eastern Argus, Portland Maine. September ...

• People Cited by this Manuscript

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  Jacques Vincent

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  Jean Etienne

  Item 204185  

  Jean Francois

  Item 208306  

  Noel Lion

  Item 209702  

  John Neptune

  Item 207987  

  Francois Laurent

  Item 203061  

  Jean Crow

  Item 207172  

  Joseph Marie

  Item 219437  

  Carabaset

  Item 217629  

  William

  Item 210829  

  Neptun Nicholas

  Item 204327  

  Therese Marie

  Item 218200  

  Jean Nicholas

  Item 209678  

  Francois Michel

  Item 216986  

  Jean Baptiste Neptune

  Item 211269  

  Thomas Noel
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• Events Cited by this Manuscript

  Item 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 Manuscript

  Item 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 there.

  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.
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