Maine Historical Society Manuscript Collection ...

• People Cited by this Manuscript

  Item 215835  

  Wenongonet [1685] : Penobscot [1685]

  Item 211548  

  Orono [1755]

  Item 203729  

  Egeremet [1665] : Penobscot [1689] : Norridgewock [1690] : Maliseet [1696]

  Item 203917  

  Jean Etienne [1778] : Penobscot

  Item 204120  

  Francois [1816] Penobscot

  Item 208031  

  Laurent [1668]

  Item 216985  

  Jean Baptiste Neptune [1777]

  Item 209702  

  John Neptune [1767] : Penobscot : Lt. Governor : died 1865

  Item 213149  

  Pierre Thomas [1818] : Penobscot

  Item 210504  

  Francois Joseph Neptune [1759]

  Item 207987  

  Francois Laurent [1810] : Penobscot

  Item 207029  

  Pierre Joseph [1816] : Penobscot

  Item 215198  

  Thomas [1709]

  Item 216585  

  Jean [1751]

  Item 203897  

  Etienne [1811] : Penobscot

  Item 206884  

  Jacques Joseph [1815] : Penobscot

  Item 206929  

  Joseph 30 [1810] : Penobscot

  Item 207119  

  Joseph Laurent [1776]

  Item 204145  

  Francois Lazare [1810] : Penobscot

  Item 203981  

  Etienne Michel [1808] : Penobscot

  Item 209757  

  Michel [1718]

  Item 210622  

  Nicholas Neptune [1810] : Penobscot

  Item 218202  

  Jean Nicholas [1810] : Penobscot

  Item 210835  

  Nicholas 3 [1810] : Penobscot

  Item 201734  

  Francois Phineas [1815]

  Item 213788  

  Etienne Rancourt [1810] : Penobscot

  Item 215697  

  Wasamimet [1670]

  Item 210955  

  Joseph Ninepence [1810] : Penobscot

  Item 205472  

  John Hegon [1669]

  Item 201192  

  Atequuando [1688] : Pigwacket [1714, 1717, 1726, 1727]

  Item 203849  

  Espeguent : Penobscot [1702] : A Saint John in La Chasse [1708]

  Item 219434  

  Etienne [1713]

  Item 206715  

  Joachim [1708] : Pigwacket

  Item 217315  

  Taxous [1721]

  Item 218194  

  Louis Neptune 2 [1778] : Passamaquoddy

  Item 200005  

  Abagadaset [1605]

  Item 203475  

  Derumkin [1640] : Kennebec / Abenaki

  Item 209995  

  Mohotowormet [1639]

  Item 205473  

  Mogg Hegon [1664] : death [1677]

  Item 214448  

  Skiteryguset [1625]

  Item 201162  

  Asiminisqua [1646] : Abenaki

  Item 212162  

  Pierre Paul [1776] : Abenaki

  Item 215857  

  Wesumbe [1664]

  Item 216307  

  Carabaset [1682]

  Item 207575  

  Thomas Louis [1796]

  Item 208675  

  Madchwig [1726] : Maliseet [1726]

  Item 208810  

  Mamerequenet [1726] : Abenaki

  Item 206297  

  Jean Baptiste [1768] : Maliseet (check Passamaquoddy record(s)

  Item 207833  

  Lacoute [1796] : Passamaquoddy

  Item 212215  

  Joseph Peace [1775] : Penobscot

  Item 209060  

  Marie Catherine [1764] : Passamaquoddy

  Item 204604  

  Gabriel [1796] : Passamaquoddy

  Item 210152  

  Francois Moxis [1665] : Penobscot

  Item 202620  

  Chebartina [1676] : Penobscot

  Item 204382  

  Francois Joseph [1798] : Passamaquoddy

  Item 205431  

  Nicholas Hawawesh [1776]

  Item 210564  

  Louis Neptune 1 [1764]

  Item 203311  

  Jean Dennis [1777]

  Item 207249  

  Marguerite [1681] : Penobscot Need Review (relationships)

  Item 212765  

  Pierre [1726] : Penobscot

  Item 215654  

  Warabita [1666]

  Item 216990  

  Michel Neptune 5 [1760] : Passamaquoddy

  Item 212220  

  Pease [1741] : Penobscot

  Item 202215  

  Bryon [1818] : Penobscot

  Item 218328  

  Louis Neptune 5 [1770] : Passamaquoddy

  Item 200936  

  Antoine [1796] : Passamaquoddy

  Item 204533  

  Nicola Francois Xavier [1796]

  Item 206578  

  Joshua Jean Thomas [1796] : Passamaquoddy

  Item 209759  

  Michel [1759]

  Item 210754  

  Francois Nicholas [1796] : Passamaquoddy

  Item 218311  

  John Thomas 2 [1796] : Passamaquoddy

  Item 216407  

  Jean Etienne [1774]

  Item 213864  

  Renewando [1726]

  Item 206242  

  Thomas Jean [1771] : Penobscot

  Item 211392  

  Nunguemut [1771] : Penobscot

  Item 204334  

  White Francois [1779] : Penobscot

  Item 208016  

  Joseph Laurent Joseph Petit Pierre [0000] : Penobscot

  Item 206771  

  Joan [1670] : Wife of Winapoikin

  Item 211389  

  Nunatconet [1666]

  Item 216901  

  Meganumba [1839]

  Item 214904  

  Tewugus [1685]

  Item 208070  

  Nathaniel Laurent [1810] : Penobscot

  Item 210162  

  Thomas Moxis [1810] : Penobscot

  Item 209292  

  English Mary [1820] : Penobscot

  Item 210550  

  Joseph Marie Neptune [1768]

  Item 218193  

  John Neptune [1763] : Passamaquoddy Chief ; death likely 1763 : aka Bungawarawit / Bungawarrawit

  Item 218912  

  Manituwamet [1624]
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• Events Cited by this Manuscript

  Item 132774  

  Received presents because he was not present at meeting on 09/24/1818 with General Blake. [1818]

  Item 132775  

  Ricker deposed that he had told him 26 years earlier that the Magaguadavic was the St. Croix. [1797]

  Item 100997  

  At meeting of "Passamaquoddy and Machias tribes" regarding boundaries with United States representatives. [1796]

  Item 106072  

  Swore that the river they showed surveyor John Michell was the St. Croix. [1764]

  Item 132776  

  One of three deputies to be escorted to Boston. [1774]

  Item 108797  

  Became Captain when John Attean and John Neptune became Gov. and Lieut. Gov. [1816]

  Item 132777  

  Deeded land to Lawrence Dennis with others. [1688]

  Item 132778  

  Signed a deed to L . Dennis, with others bounding Winslow's rocks (Woolwich shore north of Bath bridge). [1685]

  Item 132779  

  Signed receipt for 100 baskets of corn. [1810]

  Item 132780  

  Signed a receipt to Blake for 100 bushels of corn supplied by Massachusetts. [1810]

  Item 106527  

  One of the Penobscots who asked Williamson to take a census of the tribe. [1837]

• Mentions Cited by this Manuscript

  Item 16425  

  Cited in land dispute between Sylvanus Davis and Robert Lawrence. [1689]

  Item 15530  

  Received presents because he was not present at meeting on 09/24/1818 with General Blake. [1818]

  Item 20361  

  Not named, but referred to as Governor. Received presents because he was not present at meeting on 09/24/1818 with General Blake. [1818]

  Item 27618  

  Received presents because he was not present at meeting on 09/24/1818 with General Blake. [1818]

  Item 29790  

  Received presents because he was not present at meeting on 09/24/1818 with General Blake. [1818]

  Item 30513  

  Received presents because he was not present at meeting on 09/24/1818 with General Blake. [1818]

  Item 32677  

  Received presents because he was not present at meeting on 09/24/1818 with General Blake. [1818]

  Item 37286  

  Received presents because he was not present at meeting on 09/24/1818 with General Blake. [1818]

  Item 40278  

  Not named, but referred to as Lt. Governor. Received presents because he was not present at meeting on 09/24/1818 with General Blake. [1818]

  Item 40350  

  Received presents and an epaulet because he was not present at meeting on 09/24/1818 with General Blake. [1818]

  Item 40673  

  Received presents because he was not present at meeting on 09/24/1818 with General Blake. [1818]

  Item 41254  

  Received presents because he was not present at meeting on 09/24/1818 with General Blake. [1818]

  Item 46828  

  Received presents because he was not present at meeting on 09/24/1818 with General Blake. [1818]

  Item 18146  

  Ricker deposed that he had told 26 years earlier that the Magaguadavic was the St. Croix. [1797]

  Item 25123  

  Gave deposition regarding the identity of the St. Croix River. [1796]

  Item 39907  

  Ricker deposed that he had told him 26 years earlier that the Magaguadavic was the St. Croix. [1797]

  Item 40408  

  Ricker deposed that he had told him 26 years earlier that the Magaguadavic was the St. Croix. [1797]

  Item 40100  

  Deceased; Passamaquoddy chief. Buried at Indian Pond, St. Andrews. [1817]

  Item 40467  

  He complained to Jno Curry in 1784 that the cross at the Indian Pond burial ground had been cut down by "Refugees." [1784]

  Item 48244  

  Deceased; buried at Indian Pond, St. AndrewsD [1817]

  Item 40473  

  Speaker for Indians who went to visit Lord William Campbell to give up French medals and receive British ones. Requested a grant of land. [1770]

  Item 40475  

  Interviewed by Junior Surveyor of Nova Scotia Charles Morris respecting the true St. Croix River. One of the Passamaquoddy chiefs, 50 - 60 years old. [1783]

  Item 12668  

  At meeting of "Passamaquoddy and Machias tribes" regarding boundaries with United States representatives. [1796]

  Item 22105  

  Visited Pagan and Chipman, who had sent the Passamaquoddies a message regarding boundaries. [1796]

  Item 22283  

  At meeting of "Passamaquoddy and Machias tribes" regarding boundaries with United States representatives. [1796]

  Item 25132  

  At meeting of "Passamaquoddy and Machias tribes" regarding boundaries with United States representatives. [1796]

  Item 28018  

  At meeting of "Passamaquoddy and Machias tribes" regarding boundaries with United States representatives. [1796]

  Item 28019  

  Interpreter at meeting regarding boundaries with United States representatives. [1796]

  Item 28803  

  At meeting of "Passamaquoddy and Machias tribes" regarding boundaries with United States representatives. [1796]

  Item 32329  

  Visited Pagan and Chipman, who had sent the Passamaquoddies a message regarding boundaries. He was "French", interpreted. [1796]

  Item 34567  

  Concurred with othe Passamaquoddies regarding boundaries. [1796]

  Item 34568  

  At meeting of "Passamaquoddy and Machias tribes" regarding boundaries with United States representatives. [1796]

  Item 37701  

  Swore that the river they showed surveyor John Michell was the St. Croix. [1764]

  Item 39794  

  Passamaquoddy chief. Visited Pagan and Chipman, who had sent the Passamaquoddies a message regarding boundaries. [1796]

  Item 40410  

  One of four Indians who identified the Magaguadavic as the St. Croix river for John Michell. [1764]

  Item 41201  

  At meeting of "Passamaquoddy and Machias tribes" regarding boundaries with United States representatives. [1796]

  Item 53553  

  At meeting of "Passamaquoddy and Machias tribes" regarding boundaries with United States representatives. [1796]

  Item 35791  

  Swore that the river they showed surveyor John Michell was the St. Croix. [1764]

  Item 19957  

  Argued a few days before with Macum; one of those in Boston the previous summer "that wore the Wigg." [1732]

  Item 29665  

  Drew a map of Cobscook River with mills. [1798]

  Item 20060  

  One of three deputies to be escorted to Boston. [1774]

  Item 20358  

  One of three deputies to be escorted to Boston. [1774]

  Item 29183  

  One of three deputies to be escorted to Boston. [1774]

  Item 13088  

  Chief at Pequakig (Pigwacket/Fryeburg) [1726]

  Item 25237  

  Chief at Amasocontee (Amasocintee/Farmington Falls) [1726]

  Item 34771  

  Chief at Saint John River [1726]

  Item 35109  

  Chief at "Ersegontegog" [Arasagunticook/Odanak]

  Item 50310  

  Chief at Wawenoc. [1726]

  Item 52934  

  Chief at Narangawock [1726]

  Item 56028  

  Chief at Penobscot. [1726]

  Item 27881  

  Made esquire by the Executive of Mass, "the only Native so honored [1771]

  Item 43082  

  ". . . killed his squaw at or near the Point - put her through the ice. . ." [1771]

  Item 43694  

  Gov. or chief to 1801-2. [1775]

  Item 21714  

  Deceased. Killed following the Penobscot Expedition. [1779]

  Item 57720  

  Deceased; murdered during a series of Penobscot Indian raids upon settlers in the Penobscot Valley following the American defeat at Castine. [1779]

  Item 20193  

  Deceased; Chief following Orono [1814]

  Item 20851  

  Became Captain when John Attean and John Neptune became Lieut. Governor. [1816]

  Item 27602  

  Chief following Thomas, Died at age 100.

  Item 31070  

  Wife of Jo Peries (Joseph Petit Pierre); "a very handsome squaw."

  Item 32899  

  Son of Joeph Petit Pierrre.

  Item 33855  

  Chief following Aitteon.

  Item 37703  

  Became Captain when John Attean and John Neptune became Gov. and Lieut. Gov. [1816]

  Item 40277  

  Became Lieutenant Governor. [1816]

  Item 43693  

  Chief following Osson, Died at age 110.

  Item 45099  

  Father of Laurent. Wife was "old Margaret"; he died before she did.

  Item 45105  

  Became Captain when John Attean and John Neptune became Gov. and Lieut. Gov. [1816]

  Item 54042  

  Deceased; Chief, died before Rev. War and age 110. [1775]

  Item 39796  

  Promised to keep the peace with the Americans; styles himself as chief of the "Merishate, Penobscot and Passamaquoddy Indians." [1813]

  Item 29394  

  Sold land to Anthony Brackett. Ms. Waldo Papers. [1670]

  Item 43079  

  Signed a deed with Warrabita acknowledged payment for land by Munjoy. [1666]

  Item 51533  

  Deceased; sister Jhone sold land to Anthony Brackett. Ms. Waldo Papers. [1670]

  Item 55388  

  Signed a deed with Nunnatconett (male) acknowledged payment for land by Munjoy. [1666]

  Item 15872  

  Caught up with Heath/Harmon raiding party and thus was able to warn Rasle about the impending raid on Norridgewock. [1721]

  Item 48192  

  Hiscock, Eaton and Reed testify to his honesty and intelligence re: information provided about Pejepscot Land Grant. [1792]

  Item 18766  

  Sold land to Thomas Giles at Pleasant Point, Merrymeeting Bay. [1670]

  Item 35176  

  Present when Derumkin sold land to Thomas Giles at Pleasant Point, Merrymeeting Bay [1670]

  Item 57732  

  Requested that no more funds be spent on schooling away from Old Town Island.

  Item 38148  

  With Madockawando, asked Earthy aboard vessel to talk, trade? Bedford Deposition [1676]

  Item 38386  

  Signed a deed to Cleeves for Sheepscot and Munsweeg claimed by Tucker. [1662]

  Item 30045  

  One of two who spoke with agent General Blake for Penobscots; favors settling, agriculture, school. [1810]

  Item 48189  

  Deposition as to limits of Pejepscot. [1792]

  Item 37029  

  Sketched from a pen sketch by Captain Ringold. [1839]

  Item 56084  

  Signed a deed for land between Great & Little Oyster Rivers. [1668]

  Item 40613  

  Peace treaty. He was Chief of Passamaquoddy. [1760]

  Item 10040  

  Signed a deed east of Kennebec to Davis. Abagadassett Point = Nagusset here. [1671]

  Item 10519  

  Deeded land to Lawrence Dennis with others. [1688]

  Item 13013  

  Signed a deed to L . Dennis, with others bounding Winslow's rocks (Woolwich shore north of Bath bridge). [1685]

  Item 13014  

  Deeded land to Lawrence Dennis with others. [1688]

  Item 19292  

  Deeded land to Lawrence Dennis with others. [1688]

  Item 52996  

  Signed a deed to L . Dennis, with others bounding Winslow's rocks (Woolwich shore north of Bath bridge). [1685]

  Item 55531  

  Signed a deed to L . Dennis, with others bounding Winslow's rocks (Woolwich shore north of Bath bridge). [1685]

  Item 50122  

  Signed receipt for 100 baskets of corn. [1810]

  Item 32968  

  Signed a receipt to Blake for 100 bushels of corn supplied by Massachusetts. [1810]

  Item 33145  

  Signed a receipt to Blake for 100 bushels of corn supplied by Massachusetts. [1810]

  Item 33291  

  Signed a receipt to Blake for 100 bushels of corn supplied by Massachusetts. [1810]

  Item 38810  

  Signed a receipt to Blake for 100 bushels of corn supplied by Massachusetts. [1810]

  Item 38834  

  Signed a receipt to Blake for 100 bushels of corn supplied by Massachusetts. [1810]

  Item 40661  

  Signed a receipt to Blake for 100 bushels of corn supplied by Massachusetts. [1810]

  Item 41979  

  Signed a receipt to Blake for 100 bushels of corn supplied by Massachusetts. [1810]

  Item 41599  

  Spokesman for Indians when they gathered to receive their corn. He spoke English. [1810]

  Item 33386  

  Signed receipt for 100 baskets of corn. [1810]

  Item 56085  

  Signed a deed to Francois Small 20 mi. sq., Little River to C. Porpoise. [1666]

  Item 36543  

  35-40 years old, spoke with the governor, sophisticated.. [1820]

  Item 40304  

  One of the Penobscots who asked Williamson to take a census of the tribe. [1837]

  Item 46379  

  One of the Penobscots who asked Williamson to take a census of the tribe. [1837]

  Item 48482  

  One of the Penobscots who asked Williamson to take a census of the tribe. [1837]

  Item 20360  

  Became chief after interreginum of 7-8 years; blueish eyes, mild look, not very black, tawney; talks English poorly, diffident peaseable man, tall, Straight stature, much less a politician than Neptune. [1816]

  Item 27603  

  Replaced Orono, served 5-6 years. Had a justice commission which gave him the title esquire.. [1801]

  Item 41604  

  Bold, courageous, first warrior of the tribe. Could write his name, read a very little.

  Item 39763  

  Thomas Millidge copied his birch bark map of a route from the Saint John to the Penobscot. [1798]
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