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• People Cited by this Manuscript

  Item 206041  

  Jacques Vincent [1794] : Passamaquoddy

  Item 203917  

  Jean Etienne [1778] : Penobscot

  Item 204185  

  Jean Francois [1831]

  Item 216985  

  Jean Baptiste Neptune [1777]

  Item 209702  

  John Neptune [1767] : Penobscot : Lt. Governor

  Item 210504  

  Francois Joseph Neptune [1759]

  Item 216280  

  Pierre Benoit [1780]

  Item 212552  

  Thomas Petit Paul [1818]

  Item 209956  

  Joseph Mohawk [1776]

  Item 210626  

  Noel Neptune [1828]

  Item 212998  

  Pierre Michel [1820] : Passamaquoddy

  Item 217338  

  Louis Thomas [1833]

  Item 206053  

  Louis Jacques Vincent [1827]

  Item 215065  

  Joseph Thomas [1776] : Maliseet

  Item 204121  

  Francois [1824] Passamaquoddy

  Item 204202  

  Joseph Francois [1830] : Maliseet : Micmac

  Item 216323  

  Pierre Jacques 7 Done [1793] : Passamaquoddy

  Item 216684  

  Joseph Marie 11 [1820]

  Item 204382  

  Francois Joseph [1798] : Passamaquoddy

  Item 217003  

  Pierre Nicholas [1826] : Passamaquoddy

  Item 213150  

  Pierre Thomas [1839] : Passamaquoddy [1839] (most) : Penobscot

  Item 215021  

  Francois Thomas [1848]

  Item 207265  

  Louis Joseph Thomas 1 [1780] : Passamaquoddy

  Item 204621  

  Jean Pierre Gabriel [1837] : Passamaquoddy

  Item 202897  

  Peallne Codal [1837] : Passamaquoddy

  Item 204478  

  Francois Xavier [1793] : Maliseet

  Item 213581  

  Joseph Preston [1848] : Maliseet

  Item 214974  

  Anselme Sai Thomas [1825] : Passamaquoddy
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• Events Cited by this Manuscript

  Item 126242  

  Pierre to Gov. and Council not to sell Indian Townships; new church at Pleasant Point is a good building, not leaking as Jean Baptiste Neptune claims.

  Item 134541  

  Political troubles of the past decade are resolved.

  Item 134542  

  Signed a treaty re. division of tribe.

  Item 104368  

  A chief of the Passamaquoddies addressed by Gov. Carleton.

• Mentions Cited by this Manuscript

  Item 14555  

  Pierre to Gov. and Council not to sell Indian Townships; new church at Pleasant Point is a good building, not leaking as Jean Baptiste Neptune claims.

  Item 16947  

  Pierre to Gov. and Council not to sell Indian Townships; new church at Pleasant Point is a good building, not leaking as Jean Baptiste Neptune claims.

  Item 20236  

  Political troubles of the past decade are resolved.

  Item 20237  

  Signed a treaty re. division of tribe.

  Item 20638  

  Governor for past 10 years; honest man as was his father.

  Item 20639  

  Judge Owen vouched for his character.

  Item 20766  

  Deceased.

  Item 21155  

  Not to be replaced as Governor until they heard from the "King of the Indians in Canada."

  Item 21156  

  Signed a treaty re. division of tribe.

  Item 21157  

  Petitioned Washington re: his father's (Francois Joseph) service.

  Item 21168  

  Planned to attend a conference with Penobscots at Orono.

  Item 21170  

  Claimed his father's pension for serving in the Revolutionary war.

  Item 21287  

  Signed a treaty re. division of tribe.

  Item 21312  

  Requested support from the town for support of Mary, Gov. Francois Joseph's widow.

  Item 21942  

  With Joseph Thomas, a Chief of Saint John addressed by Gov. Carleton.

  Item 22348  

  Pierre to Gov. and Council not to sell Indian Townships; new church at Pleasant Point is a good building, not leaking as Jean Baptiste Neptune claims.

  Item 26103  

  A chief of the Passamaquoddies addressed by Gov. Carleton.

  Item 26883  

  Pierre to Gov. and Council not to sell Indian Townships; new church at Pleasant Point is a good building, not leaking as Jean Baptiste Neptune claims.

  Item 27215  

  Pierre to Gov. and Council not to sell Indian Townships; new church at Pleasant Point is a good building, not leaking as Jean Baptiste Neptune claims.

  Item 29664  

  Had served in the Revoultionary war.

  Item 29670  

  Shot the coxwain of the ship Dawson's barge during the revolution. Deposition by Samuel Watts March 3, 1849.

  Item 30929  

  Pierre to Gov. and Council not to sell Indian Townships; new church at Pleasant Point is a good building, not leaking as Jean Baptiste Neptune claims.

  Item 31112  

  A chief of the Passamaquoddies addressed by Gov. Carleton.

  Item 38258  

  Signed a treaty re. division of tribe.

  Item 39756  

  Requested ammunition from the town. Governor of Passamaquoddies.

  Item 39791  

  A chief of the Passamaquoddies addressed by Gov. Carleton.

  Item 39955  

  Signed a treaty re. division of tribe.

  Item 39975  

  Tribal rep. Neptune had departed but his petition will be attended to.

  Item 39985  

  Returned from Augusta, announced agent Farnsworth to be replaced.

  Item 40002  

  Boston Bishop said he had lied to him. Memo from S. Leland also signed by J. O'Donnell and Peter Gilligan.

  Item 40130  

  Political troubles of the past decade are resolved.

  Item 40131  

  Signed a treaty re. division of tribe.

  Item 40736  

  Political troubles of the past decade are resolved.

  Item 41782  

  Signed a treaty re. division of tribe.

  Item 46120  

  Signed a treaty re. division of tribe.

  Item 47895  

  Pierre to Gov. and Council not to sell Indian Townships; new church at Pleasant Point is a good building, not leaking as Jean Baptiste Neptune claims.

  Item 48514  

  Signed a treaty re. division of tribe.

  Item 49619  

  Signed a treaty re. division of tribe.

  Item 53218  

  Told David Dunn at Campobello that 30 Passamaquoddies, Maliseets, Saint Johns and Penobscots planned "to attend a general Meeting at Montreal in August, next."

  Item 53363  

  Political troubles of the past decade are resolved.

  Item 53516  

  Annuonced intent of some Pass., Penob., and Saint John's to visit Montreal August next.

  Item 53587  

  With Francois Xavier, a Chief of Saint John addressed by Gov. Carleton.

  Item 53728  

  Signed a treaty re. division of tribe.
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