Gookin, Daniel. An Historical Account of ...

• People Cited by this Manuscript

  Item 201669  

  Simon Begotcom

  Item 215528  

  Waban

  Item 203156  

  David?

  Item 210433  

  Nehemiah

  Item 214535  

  James Speen

  Item 216113  

  Matahump

  Item 206688  

  Peter Jethro-Algonquin

  Item 215191  

  Thomas

  Item 215614  

  Wanalancet

  Item 210295  

  Namphow

  Item 213669  

  James Quanapowat

  Item 214215  

  Sarah

  Item 214561  

  Thomas Speen

  Item 206796  

  John Thomas

  Item 213256  

  Andrew Pitamee

  Item 200919  

  Anthony

  Item 203633  

  Thomas Doublet

  Item 210038  

  One-eyed John

  Item 208738  

  John Magus

  Item 206784  

  John

  Item 215393  

  Tukupwillin

  Item 200259  

  William Ahauton

  Item 200681  

  Andrew?

  Item 211531  

  Oonsamog

  Item 212250  

  Eleazar Peegun

  Item 200107  

  Abraham Speen

  Item 216417  

  Felix

  Item 205402  

  Josiah Harding

  Item 205624  

  John Hunter

  Item 207505  

  Katenanit

  Item 209570  

  George Memecho

  Item 210356  

  Nasoas

  Item 210692  

  Job Nesutan

  Item 216141  

  Joseph Petuhanit

  Item 212591  

  Robin Petuhanit

  Item 212592  

  Sampson Petuhanit

  Item 213678  

  Thomas Quanapowat

  Item 215391  

  Joseph Tukupwilin

  Item 215416  

  John Uktuek

  Item 214570  

  Joseph Spoonans

  Item 216142  

  Senonat

  Item 216143  

  James Akompanet

  Item 216144  

  John Choo

  Item 207504  

  Job Katenanit

  Item 217718  

  John Tohatawons

  Item 216135  

  Tohatawons

  Item 208290  

  John Line

  Item 216139  

  Wepocosit

  Item 210296  

  Samuel Namphow

  Item 216136  

  Simon Begotcom

  Item 210293  

  George Namphow

  Item 206822  

  Jonathan

  Item 216133  

  Kutquen Quanhit

  Item 216134  

  Sam Quanohit

  Item 202971  

  Peter Conway

  Item 216137  

  John Stoolmester

  Item 216131  

  Joshua Nowell

  Item 217721  

  Ouanapowat

  Item 213671  

  John Quanapowat

  Item 200143  

  Zachary Abraham
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• Events Cited by this Manuscript

  Item 103121  

  Fought Phillip at Mount Hope.

  Item 129107  

  Survived illness on Deer Island.

  Item 109684  

  Guided an English party charged with negotiating peace with Nipmuks at Brookfield.

  Item 100147  

  Served as guide to Prentice.

  Item 129108  

  There by accident when others were arrested.

  Item 129109  

  Rescued an English prisoner.

  Item 129110  

  Henchman asked him to return home, but he refused for fear of English hostility.

  Item 129111  

  Hired to gather information on the state of the enemy.

  Item 129112  

  Recruited into the "army" from Deer Island.

  Item 129113  

  Responded to a message brought by Tom Doublet. "Sagamore"

  Item 110642  

  One of the soldiers who signed a petition: "Humbly imploreth your favour and mercies to be extended to some of the prisoners taken by us, (most of them) near Lanchaster, Marlborough, &tc : In whose behalf we are bold to supplicate your Honoures."

  Item 110653  

  Served as guide unter Capt. Prentiss

• Mentions Cited by this Manuscript

  Item 12643  

  Build a large wigwam for preaching and teaching.

  Item 20576  

  Fought Phillip at Mount Hope.

  Item 25074  

  Survived illness on Deer Island.

  Item 25531  

  Fought Phillip at Mount Hope.

  Item 31759  

  His wife and three children were sent to Boston with others and then to Deer Island. His wife and eldest son died, and Job remarried a widow from this group.

  Item 37068  

  Guided an English party charged with negotiating peace with Nipmuks at Brookfield.

  Item 38586  

  Led the raid there. Lived nearby.

  Item 39399  

  Sent there with his son. 80 years old.

  Item 39584  

  People for whom "officers unto the Indian soldiers" petitioned for leniency.

  Item 41010  

  Deceased; died fighting Phillip at Mount Hope. Assisted Eliot in translating the bible.

  Item 46211  

  Guided an English party charged with negotiating peace with Nipmuks at Brookfield.

  Item 46212  

  Deceased.

  Item 46213  

  Guided an English party charged with negotiating peace with Nipmuks at Brookfield.

  Item 49890  

  Served as guide to Prentice.

  Item 49898  

  Fought there, sent two bandoliers back with the accused Indian David.

  Item 49930  

  Fought Phillip at Mount Hope.

  Item 49932  

  Served as guide to Prentice.

  Item 51073  

  Wounded, son killed by Chelmsford raiders.

  Item 51820  

  Petitioned for mercy to be shown to some prisoners as "officers unto the Indian soldiers."

  Item 53239  

  People for whom "officers unto the Indian soldiers" petitioned for leniency. Family was spared, he was hung.

  Item 53551  

  Survived illness on Deer Island.

  Item 54623  

  Had planned to meet with Job Katananit, but did not.

  Item 54624  

  Sent there with his father and children; wife a captive among Nipmucs.

  Item 54660  

  People for whom "officers unto the Indian soldiers" petitioned for leniency, along with his wife and two children.

  Item 55083  

  Survived illness on Deer Island.

  Item 55311  

  Eldest living son of Passaconaway, the chiefest sachem at Pawtucket, restrained yound warriors prone to attach settlers.

  Item 55316  

  His people living with Tyng in Dunstable.

  Item 55610  

  Convicted of involvment in Lancaster (?) raid and sold into slavehood.

  Item 56758  

  Slain near Wachusett by Nipmuks.

  Item 56759  

  Petitioned concerining loocal English hostility

  Item 56760  

  Accused by David of hostility toward the English.

  Item 56761  

  Shot on suspicion of hostility at Quabog.

  Item 56762  

  Accused James Akompanet of hostility toward English. His son, or Andrew's, sent into slavery.

  Item 56763  

  There by accident when others were arrested.

  Item 56764  

  There by accident when others were arrested.

  Item 56765  

  Announced that enemies had captured Hassanamesit Indians.

  Item 56766  

  Announced that enemies had captured Hassanamesit Indians. Gookin urges those who encounter hjim not treat him badly.

  Item 56767  

  Rescued an English prisoner.

  Item 56768  

  Rescued an English prisoner.

  Item 56769  

  Frightened away enemy Indians found there.

  Item 56770  

  Widow of John Tohatawons

  Item 56771  

  Deceased.

  Item 56772  

  Deceased.

  Item 56773  

  "a Sachem and a pious man"

  Item 56774  

  Henchman asked him to return home, but he refused for fear of English hostility.

  Item 56775  

  Henchman asked him to return home, but he refused for fear of English hostility.

  Item 56776  

  Servant to William Fletcher of Chelmsford. Messanger who brought to Henchman the message that Namphow and John Line refused to return home.

  Item 56777  

  Teacher there.

  Item 56778  

  Hired to gather information on the state of the enemy.

  Item 56779  

  Hired to gather information on the state of the enemy.

  Item 56780  

  Returned from Quabog with intelligence that Philip and his forces were camped for the winter near Albany [at Schagtacoke], and planned to attack Lancaster in the Spring.

  Item 56781  

  Sagamore at Quabog, tried to turn James Quanapowat in favor of Philip.

  Item 56782  

  Minister at Hassanamesit, warned James Quanapowat that Philip wanted him captured, brought to Schagtacoke and killed.

  Item 56783  

  His people of Wamesit joined him in his refuge.

  Item 56784  

  His people of Wamesit went to Waldron's "sham fight" but were released as noncombatants.

  Item 56785  

  Went to Waldron's "sham fight" but were released as noncombatants.

  Item 56786  

  Went to Waldron's "sham fight" but were released as noncombatants.

  Item 56787  

  Went to Waldron's "sham fight" but were released as noncombatants.

  Item 56788  

  Went to Waldron's "sham fight" but were released as noncombatants.

  Item 56789  

  Recruited into the "army" from Deer Island.

  Item 56790  

  Recruited into the "army" from Deer Island.

  Item 56791  

  Recruited into the "army" from Deer Island.

  Item 56792  

  Recruited into the "army" from Deer Island.

  Item 56793  

  Recruited into the "army" from Deer Island.

  Item 56794  

  Recruited into the "army" from Deer Island.

  Item 56795  

  Planned to help Joseph Tuckapawilin and his own three chihldren escape from Hassanamesit.

  Item 56797  

  Job Kateninet planned to help him escape from enemy control.

  Item 56799  

  With Wadsworth and Syll rode after Job Kateninet to return to the army gathered at Marlborough.

  Item 56800  

  He and his relatives were taken in and nourished by Capt. Nicholas Page before all were sent to Deer Island.

  Item 56801  

  Married the widow who had been the wet nurse who saved his child's life while on Deer Island.

  Item 56802  

  Came from Concord to set out for Wachusett with a letter regarding hostages.

  Item 56803  

  Responded to a message brought by Tom Doublet. "Sagamore"

  Item 56804  

  Responded to a message brought by Tom Doublet. "Sagamore"

  Item 56805  

  Made a second, third and fourth trip regarding hostages.

  Item 56806  

  Joined Tom Doublet in his second, third and fourth trip to Wachusett to negotiate the release of hostages.

  Item 56807  

  Scribe who responded to message brought by Tom Doublet.

  Item 56808  

  His wife and children were murdered by Englishmen while picking blueberries.

  Item 56809  

  His wife. Thomas Speen's sister, and children were murdered by Englishmen while picking blueberries.

  Item 56810  

  Had been raised among the English. With the women who were murdered while picking blueberries, but talked his way out of being killed.

  Item 56811  

  A "very honest Indian" murdered by Mohawks.

  Item 56812  

  Left the company of Joshua Nowell shortly before Nowell was murdered by Mohawks.

  Item 56813  

  Taken away by a party of Indians along with 50 of his people (inculiding 8 men) and were never heard of again. The minister and his family stayed behind.

  Item 56886  

  Brought in peaceable Natick Indians

  Item 56887  

  One of the soldiers who signed a petition: "Humbly imploreth your favour and mercies to be extended to some of the prisoners taken by us, (most of them) near Lanchaster, Marlborough, &tc : In whose behalf we are bold to supplicate your Honoures."

  Item 56888  

  One of the soldiers who signed a petition: "Humbly imploreth your favour and mercies to be extended to some of the prisoners taken by us, (most of them) near Lanchaster, Marlborough, &tc : In whose behalf we are bold to supplicate your Honoures."

  Item 56889  

  One of the soldiers who signed a petition: "Humbly imploreth your favour and mercies to be extended to some of the prisoners taken by us, (most of them) near Lanchaster, Marlborough, &tc : In whose behalf we are bold to supplicate your Honoures."

  Item 56890  

  One of the soldiers who signed a petition: "Humbly imploreth your favour and mercies to be extended to some of the prisoners taken by us, (most of them) near Lanchaster, Marlborough, &tc : In whose behalf we are bold to supplicate your Honoures."

  Item 57168  

  Served as guide unter Capt. Prentiss

  Item 57169  

  Served as guide unter Capt. Prentiss

  Item 57170  

  Served as guide unter Capt. Prentiss
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