Hope Hood Type: Person Identifier: 205576 Title: Hope Hood Unique ID: Hope Hood Standard Name: Hope Hood Manuscript Name: Hoope Whood Hoophood Hope Hood Hope Hoth Hope hood Hope-Hood Hopegood Hopehood Robin Hood's Son Wahawa Wahaway Wahway Wauhaway Wohawhy Ethnicity: Abenaki Androscoggin Norridgewock Penacook Place Event: Aqudaocta (Weare, NH) Place Vital: Casco Bay, ME Date: 1675-09 1676 1676-05 1676-08 1684 1685 1685-05-15 1685-09-08 1686-01-03 1687-01 1687-02-07 1688 1688-07-23 1688-07-26 1688-09-04 1688-10-09 1688-10-22 1688-11-01 1689-03-18 1689-03-22 1689-05-22 1689-06-10 1690 1690-05 1690-05-16 1690-05-25 1690-08-18 1690-09-25 1690-10 1694-09-02 1702-07-20 1703-06-20 1720-07-23 1725-11-12 1725-11-16 1727-07-25 1732-07-24 Alias: Wahowa Wahowah Wawhaway Mention Type: archival, MA, ME Events that this Person attendedItem 128321 Norridgewock at conference.Item 128464 Raided there with others. Davis deposition.Item 128466 With a group of 12, captured Moses Eyares.Item 104248 Wrote with Kankamagus and others saying they feared Mohawks.Item 128860 Signed articles of peace.Item 128891 With others, captured Fort Loyal.Item 132140 Present at conference with Shurte and Davis. SpeakerItem 104249 Said to have done mischief after the peace. From Segunticook or Noridgwalk.Item 132642 Sylvanus Davis chasticized Andros for releasing rogues from jail.Item 133876 Signed a treaty.Item 133878 Signed John Hawkins letter, with Doneys, etc.Item 134829 Deeded land with others to Peter Coffin at Squammagonake.Item 134830 Signed a deed for land with others to Peter Coffin.Mentions of this PersonItem 25423 Said by John James to have been hired to kill English.Item 25462 Hope Hood led attack after being released by Andros.Item 25436 Norridgewock at conference.Item 25444 Raided there with others. Davis deposition.Item 25440 Led raid there, killed James Kay. Once was a servant to a Bostonian.Item 25450 Said English killed or captured his brother and thus caused the war.Item 25449 Told Tyng that Indians did not want war.Item 25454 Among Indians in argument at Lane Farm.Item 25430 Went with Joseph (arrested Indian) from Falmouth.Item 25461 2 sons still in jail.Item 25426 He visited Treffry at Fort Mary before that date.Item 25434 With a group of 12, captured Moses Eyares.Item 25431 Bounty placed upon his scalp.Item 25456 Arch enemy...wounded.Item 25448 Wrote with Kankamagus and others saying they feared Mohawks.Item 25425 Signed articles of peace.Item 25427 With young Niconumby and Ned Hegon, messengers to Saco.Item 25451 Mentioned with Edgeremet in Stevens deposition.Item 25445 With others, captured Fort Loyal.Item 25442 Attacked and was wounded.Item 25422 Speaker at a Casco Bay conference with Belcher; sought trading house on the Saco River.Item 25428 One of the attackers at Kennebunk in 1676.Item 59739 Attacked by Hopehood; 14 killed, 6 taken prisoner. Prisoners were reteken and Hope hood was wounded.Item 25446 With Andre, attacked Tozer house at Newechewannick.Item 25447 With others are under MadockawandoItem 25420 Present at conference with Shurte and Davis. SpeakerItem 25421 A Norridgewock chief in attack on Damariscove.Item 25463 Said to have done mischief after the peace. From Segunticook or Noridgwalk.Item 25459 Deceased; killed.Item 25455 Accused of conspiracy with Andros against the English.Item 25437 Sylvanus Davis chasticized Andros for releasing rogues from jail.Item 25452 Siezed by Blackman. Davis deposition.Item 25429 At Georgetown conference.Item 25458 Deceased; had been killed with others by Maques at Aquadocta .Item 25433 Asked T. Stevens to write to the Gov. to send his sons back.Item 25435 Signed a treaty.Item 25443 Signed John Hawkins letter, with Doneys, etc.Item 25439 Led Indians in attack there with Hertel. Oldmixon says he was a Leader among the Huron Indians."Item 25453 Deceased; French Indians mistook him for an Iroquois, killed him and many followers.Item 25457 Interviewed in jail by Andros; took captives in Maine.Item 25424 Signed a deed for land with others to Peter Coffin.Item 25432 Deeded land with others to Peter Coffin at Squammagonake.Show 36 moreSource Manuscripts for this PersonItem 300023 The Andros Tracts, Being a Collection of ...Item 300037 Baxter, James P., ed. The Pioneers of New ...Item 300062 Documentary History of the State of Maine ...Item 300093 Connecticut Colonial War Records 1850–90 ...Item 300123 Calendar of State Papers, Colonial Series ...Item 300147 Drake, Samuel G. The Book of the Indians ...Item 300145 Drake, Samuel A. The Border Wars of New England ...Item 300187 A Conference of his Excellency Jonathan Belcher ...Item 300194 The Conference with the Eastern Indians, ...Item 300197 Farmer, John, and Jacob B. Moore. A Gazetteer ...Item 300254 Hubbard, William. The History of the Indian ...Item 300315 Massachusetts Archives. Boston, Mass.Item 300454 Penhallow, Samuel. “The History of the Wars ...Item 300318 Massachusetts Historic Society Collections ...Item 300335 Mather, Cotton. “Decennium Luctuosum: A History ...Item 300408 New England Historical and Genealogical Register ...Item 300411 Collections of the New Hampshire Historical ...Item 300412 Provincial and State Papers of New Hampshire ...Item 300883 Oldmixon, John. The British Empire in America ...Item 300884 Prince Society Papers of the Prince Society ...Item 300494 Rockingham County Deeds. Vol. 2. Rockingham ...Item 300565 Thompson, Mary P. Landmarks in Ancient Dover ...Show 16 more Relationships Enlarge Citation “Hope Hood,” HRI-FNE, accessed July 9, 2025, https://www.hrifne.avantlogic.net/digitalarchive/items/show/57956.Item205576 Save this item as a PDF file
