Lewis, Alonzo, and James E. Newhall. History ...

• People Cited by this Manuscript

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  David?

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  Squa Sachem

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  Montowampate

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  John

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  Nanepeshamet

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  Winapoikin

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  Cicely

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  Wonohaquaham

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  Ahauton

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  Samuel

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  Abigail Nanapeshemet

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  Poquanum

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  Ahawayet : Joane Ahawayet : Wife of Winapoikin

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  William : Death 1657

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  Susannah

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  Anos Awansamog

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  Muminquash

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  Ahawayetsquaine

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  Nahanta

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  David Nonupanahow

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  Nonupanahow

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  Papocksit

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  Pecananynit

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  Susannah Petgoonaquah

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  Queakusen

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  Thomas Queakusen

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  Sarah Wataquatinusk

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  Tontohqune

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  Wataquatimnusk

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  Wenchus

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  Winepurkit

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  Wuttanoh

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  Monotowampate

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  Manatahqua
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• Events Cited by this Manuscript

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  Daughter of Winapoikin and Ahawayet.

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  Son of Manatahqua.

• Mentions Cited by this Manuscript

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  Probably the same as Wenchus.

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  Born. Cousin of Momotowampate

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  Married Winipoikin.

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  Deceased.

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  Lived at Rumneymarsh, son was born.

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  Daughter of Winnepurkitt.

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  Daughter of Winapoikin and Ahawayet.

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  Son of Sarah.

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  Lived on Mystic River.

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  Deceased.

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  Married Wenchus.

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  Born. Became Sagamore of Lynn area. Lived n Saugus River.

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  Deceased; Lived at Sagamore Hill "near the eastern end of the beach" in Saugus.

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  Born.

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  Wife of one of the cheifs, Queen of Monotowampate.

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  Deceased; replaced by wife "Squaw Sachem." Succeeded by brother Montowampate.

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  Signed quitclaim to Boston for Deer Island.

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  Son of Manatahqua.

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  Moved to Penacook.

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  Servant to Zecheus Gould. Mortgaged land north of Merrimack River to Henry Bartholomew.

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  Daughter of Winapoikin and Ahawayet. Moved to Wamset about 1675.

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  Sold Nahant to Thomas Dexter for a suit of clothes.

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  Deceased; killed.

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  Son Queakussen said he originally lived at Saugus. Knew Winapoikin, who married his sister Joane.

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  Daughter was Ahawayetsquaine, wife of Winnepurkit.

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  Born.

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  AKA Thomas Poquanum.

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  Gookin called him of good repute and a good Christian.

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  Deposed that he lived at Wamesit, near Patucker Falls, aged about 75 years.

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  Wuttanoh means Staff.

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  Her name means "Little Walnut." Also called Wanapanequin.

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  Deceased.

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  Also called Wanapanequin.

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  Son of Cicely.

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  Son of Cicely.

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  Daughter of Winapoikin and Ahawayet.

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  Wife of Sagamore John (John 2), Daughter of Passaconnaway.

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  Returned to Passaconaway after Husband James' death.

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  Sold Nahant for a suit of clothes.

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  Deceased, killed by Whites. Sagamore of Nahant. Father lived at Swampscot, and died before arrival of whites.

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  Born, youngest son of Nanapeshamet. AKA George No Nose, George Rumneymarsh. Sold Deer Island to Boston.

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  Taken prisoner during Kinh Philip's War.

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  Deceased.

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  His heirs signed deed to Lynn, MA.

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  Deceased; replaced Monotowampe as sachem of Lynn. Proprietor of Deer Island, dies age 68 just after returning from the Barbados, probebly having been sent there after Kind Philip's War.

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  Sachem grew up at father's residence in Medford, later became sachem west of Saugus. Lived at Winnesimet. Succeeded his brother.

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  Deceased; Mystic River Sachem who gave permission for English to settle Charlestown in 1627.

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  Son of Manatahqua.

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  Nephew Ahauton was born.

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  Father of Cicely.

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  Son of Winapoikin and Ahawayet.

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  Lived on Nahant. Name means dark skin. Sold Nahant to Thomas Dexter for a suiut of clothes.
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