Barman, Jean, ed. Abenaki Daring: The Life ...

• People Cited by this Manuscript

  Item 205145  

  Paul Joseph Gill

  Item 200776  

  Marie Josephte Annance

  Item 215692  

  Pierre Wasimimet

  Item 200717  

  Angelique Annance

  Item 217884  

  Marie Marguerite Annance

  Item 200742  

  Francois Annance

  Item 217885  

  Archibald Annance

  Item 200785  

  Noel Annance

  Item 217886  

  Marie Josephte Nagazoa

  Item 217887  

  Marie Marguerite Nagazoa

  Item 200794  

  Simon Annance

  Item 200792  

  Pierre Annance

  Item 217888  

  Marie Victoire Annance

  Item 217889  

  Julie Annance

  Item 217890  

  Lucinda Annance

  Item 217891  

  Charles Emory Annance

  Item 217892  

  Noel Annance

  Item 217893  

  Marie Annance

  Item 200770  

  Marie Anne Annance

  Item 217894  

  Absalom Annance

  Item 218260  

  Augustin Gill

  Item 217895  

  James Joseph Annance

  Item 218500  

  Peter Paul Wzokilain

  Item 200757  

  Louis Annance

  Item 205085  

  Ignace Gill

  Item 205101  

  Joseph Louis Gill

  Item 200743  

  Francois Joseph Annance

  Item 200755  

  Joseph Annance

  Item 218219  

  Joseph Portneuf
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• Event Cited by this Manuscript

  Item 128316  

  Born.

• Mentions Cited by this Manuscript

  Item 57226  

  The Second St. Francois student admitted to Moor's Indian School after Noel' Annance's father.

  Item 57239  

  Married Pierre Wasamimet.

  Item 57240  

  Marrie Marie Josephte Annance. Served in the War of 1812.

  Item 57241  

  Deceased; by the time Noel annance returned from the Pacific Northwest.

  Item 57242  

  Married Ignace Portneuf.

  Item 57243  

  Married Simon Portneuf.

  Item 57244  

  Moved his family to Long Island in the Saint Francois River.

  Item 57245  

  Transferred his lease to Long Island to Noel Annanse.

  Item 57246  

  Born.

  Item 57247  

  Son Archibald Annance as born.

  Item 57248  

  Had been promised title to Long Island by Lord Aylmer.

  Item 57249  

  Married Josephte Nagajoa.

  Item 57250  

  Marrried Noel Annance.

  Item 57251  

  Married Simaon Annance.

  Item 57252  

  Married Marie Marguerite Nagazoa.

  Item 57253  

  Born.

  Item 57254  

  Born.

  Item 57255  

  Born Died at age 13.

  Item 57256  

  Born.

  Item 57257  

  Born.

  Item 57258  

  Born.

  Item 57259  

  Born Died young.

  Item 57260  

  Born; died in infancy.

  Item 57261  

  Born.

  Item 57263  

  Chief, requested that "all children of the elder Guilles, ill desist from committing any species of degradation whatsoever on the Domain of the Abenaquois Indians of St. Francis."

  Item 57264  

  Returned from Dartmouth about the same ttime Noel did.

  Item 57262  

  Returned from the fur trade to Odanak.

  Item 57265  

  Details of his career

  Item 57266  

  Operated a grocery shop until 1850.

  Item 57267  

  Wrote the American Board of Commissioners for Foreign Missions suggesting Peter B. Osunkhirine be sent to the Northwest to preach.

  Item 57268  

  Conspired with others to gain political control of the village.

  Item 57269  

  Petitioned to complain of poor treatment by the Superintendant of Indian Affairs.

  Item 57270  

  Petitioned to complain of poor treatment by the Superintendant of Indian Affairs.

  Item 57271  

  Petitioned to complain of poor treatment by the Superintendant of Indian Affairs.

  Item 57272  

  Petitioned the Dept. of Indian Affairs for support in publishing the New Testament in Abenaki.

  Item 57273  

  Follow up petitioned the Dept. of Indian Affairs for support in publishing the New Testament in AbePetitioned the Dept. of Indian Affairs for support in publishing the New Testament in Abenaki.naki.

  Item 57274  

  Became a Master Freemason.

  Item 57275  

  Returned to Odanak.

  Item 57276  

  Comissioned Lieutenant in the Eastern Township Volunteers.

  Item 57277  

  Helped survey the international boundary. Became "officer in charge" in 1844.

  Item 57278  

  Wrote the Dept. of Indian Affairs to agree to teach.

  Item 57279  

  Wrote the Dept. of Indian Affairs to agree to teach.

  Item 57280  

  Petitioned the Dept. of Indian Affairs to comlain about Ignace Gill's takeover ofAbenaki lands in Durham, quebec

  Item 57281  

  Noel annance petitioned the Dept. of Indian Affairs to comlain about Ignace Gill's takeover ofAbenaki lands in Durham, quebec

  Item 57282  

  Accompanied his Brother Louis on a visit to Maine.

  Item 57283  

  Wrote journal of his voyage from Fort George to the Fraser River.

  Item 57223  

  Sent a son and three grandsons off to Moor's Indian school.

  Item 57229  

  Commended for bravery in the Battlle of Chateauguay.

  Item 57231  

  Deceased; had been schoolmaster at Odanak since 1803.

  Item 57233  

  Advertized in the Gazette de Quebec for a job as instructor.

  Item 57235  

  Signed a contract with the Northwest Company.

  Item 57236  

  Joined a trapping party to the Pacific Northwest.

  Item 57237  

  Joined an expedition from the mouth of the Columbia River to the Fraser River.

  Item 57238  

  Joined with Noel annance in an expedition from the mouth of the Columbia River to the Fraser River.

  Item 57234  

  Signed a contract with the Northwest Company at a wage of £50 a year that sent him to the Pacofoc northwest.

  Item 57225  

  Was doing well at Moor's Indian School.

  Item 57224  

  Was doing well at Moor's Indian School.

  Item 57227  

  Dismissed from Moor's Indian School for bad behavior.

  Item 57228  

  Doing well at Moor's Indians School, 9 years old.

  Item 57230  

  Wrote to John Wheelock asking that his younger brother Joseph Annance "a yound man of our vilage" be admitted to moors Indian school.

  Item 57232  

  Publicly announced his conversion to Protestantism and moved to New Hampshire.
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