Anselme Joachim Type: Person Identifier: 206701 Title: Anselme Joachim Unique ID: Anselme Joachim Standard Name: Joachim Manuscript Name: Salmon Swason Sol Swasin Sol Swasins children Sol Swason Sol Swassin Sol Swasson Solamon Swasin Solamon Swason Solm. Swason Solmon Sosin, Counselor Solmon Swason Solo Swasin Soloman Swasin Soloman Swason, Capt. Soloman Swassin Soloman Swatson Solomen Swasy Solomon Sawsin, Capt. Solomon Suason Solomon Suatson Solomon Swaisson, Councilor Solomon Swasian Solomon Swasin Solomon Swasin, Capt. Solomon Swasin, Captain Solomon Swasin, Councillor Solomon Swason Solomon Swason, Capt. Solomon Swason, Captain Solomon Swassain Solomon Swassey Solomon Swassin, Capt. Solomon Swasson Solomon Swasson, Rep. Solomon Swassy Ethnicity: Passamaquoddy Penobscot Place Event: Moosehead Lake, ME Place Vital: Old Town, MESipayic/Indian Township, ME Date: 1833-01-08 1833-06-10 1833-07-08 1834-06-20 1834-12-01 1836-01 1836-05-28 1836-06-14 1837-03-10 1837-03-28 1837-12-04 1838-01-23 1838-06-09 1838-12-17 1839 1839-01-23 1839-05-22 1839-06-22 1839-12-31 1840-01 1840-01-14 1840-02-01 1840-02-03 1840-02-13 1840-06-18 1840-12-30 1841 1842 1842-01 1842-02-14 1842-10-12 1843-01 1843-01-02 1843-01-17 1843-01-26 1843-01-28 1843-01-31 1843-02-03 1843-02-14 1843-03-15 1843-06 1843-06-17 1843-08-14 1843-09-16 1843-10 1843-11-08 1843-12-27 1844-01 1844-01-30 1844-02-05 1844-02-10 1844-02-22 1844-03-18 1844-07-13 1844-10-09 1844-11-02 1844-12-30 1845-06-30 1845-12-20 1846-07-13 1847-01-06 1847-06-03 1847-06-07 1858-03-27 Alias: Swasson Island Events that this Person attendedItem 128294 At a meeting as a Councilor.Item 128298 At a meeting re: land dealings.Item 126617 Owed J. T. Hardy $2.50 to be paid by agent.Item 132258 census of Penobscot Indians, 57 years old.Item 132840 Signed appointment of Jos soc Bason and Noel Louis as legislative representatives,Item 132843 Paid $20.Item 104945 Petitioned regarding their priest.Item 104948 Petitioned for funds for clergy.Item 132849 Signed a petition to governor and council for funds for a priest.Item 132850 Penobscot Governor and Council appointed Joseph Jacques Vincent representative to the legislature.Item 100937 Petitioned for new agent. Hayford provides shoddy goods, lived too far away, let their fishing privelege out to rent.Item 104944 Petitioned for new agent.Item 104947 Petitioned for an agent close to Old Town,Item 104946 Requested that tribal funds be allocated for priest.Item 132948 Agent paid them for plowing land.Item 132978 Received 1837 dividend.Item 133125 Agent paid to have his "old land" plowed.Item 133134 Received payments / supplies throughout the year.Item 133136 Agent tailor for clothes for him; a "representative."Item 133141 Agent paid to have his land plowed.Item 133215 Agent bought potatoes for him.Item 133250 Penobscots petitioned for compensation for hosting Saint John and Passamaquoddy delegates.Item 133252 Petitioned to have spending of tribal funds changed to focus instead on education, poor relief and cultivation.Item 133265 Petitioned regarding priest and teacher; wording of the petition is not very clear.Item 133266 Petitioned to have 100 acres on Anson [Orson] Island reappropriated for support of a priest.Item 133322 Agent paid bounty for harvest.Item 133342 Agent paid for having his land plowed.Item 133407 Agent recorded crop production for the year in detail.Item 133409 Agent recorded estimate of crop production for the year in detail.Item 133411 Agent bought him lime.Item 133479 On agent's 1836 list for provisions, five in family.Item 103171 Signed a petition to have the state place education money in the hands of the priest.Item 133722 Petitioned complaining of injustice by the Fairfield administration; request payment for Rev. Thomas Sullivan, Pastor of the Catholic Church in Bangor.Item 133740 Petitioned for aid to foster agriculture and buils schools.Item 101564 Petitioned for aid to encourage agriculture.Item 103084 Signed a deed to four townships north of mouth of the Piscataquis for $50,000.Item 103247 Petitioned for up to $1000 (from the Indian fund) for a conference with the Saint Johns and Pasamaquoddy Indians. Indefinitely postponed.Item 133749 Petitioned that Penobscot land titles be vested in the Indians, not the state, as inducement to agriculture. Indefinitely postponed.Item 133750 Petitioned to elect governor by ballot.Item 133753 Petitioned for a change in the distribution ot tribal funds.Item 133754 Petitioned for biennial elections of governor and lieutenant governor.Item 133756 Petitioned to replace Governor and Lieutenant Governor, to elect new ones and to end influence of British tribes. Indefinitely postponed.Item 133758 Petitioned for one tribal representative per year.Item 133759 Signed a petition to governor and council for funds for a priest.Item 133760 Signed a request that a portion of their annuity be paid directly to them.Item 133762 Petitioned the legislature that Pierre Thomas was the Penobscot representative, not John Neptune.Item 101106 Requested that no more funds be spent on schooling away from Old Town Island.Item 104428 Notification that Councillor Joseph Jacques Vincent had been chosen as a delegate to "your contetion."Item 133825 Penobscot petition to Gov. Kent expressing anger at the former Fairfield adnimistration for witholding their priest's salary.Item 134562 Signed a letter putting two lots into the hands of Bishop Fenwick.Item 135582 Certified Joseph Socbassin as legislator for the current session.Show 45 moreChildrenItem 206708 Etienne Stanislaus Anselme JoachimItem 206713 Jean Baptiste Anselme JoachimItem 216637 Michel Stanislaus JoachimMentions of this PersonItem 29056 At a meeting re: land dealings.Item 29057 At a meeting as a Councilor.Item 29119 Owed J. T. Hardy $2.50 to be paid by agent.Item 29120 Bought Francois Michell's pawned brooch. Bought Old Madeline's brooch for $2.00.Item 29104 census of Penobscot Indians, 57 years old.Item 29061 Signed appointment of Jos soc Bason and Noel Louis as legislative representatives,Item 29080 Penobscots say he was their legal representative.Item 29093 Paid $20.Item 29103 Delegate, paid $35.Item 29115 Petitioned regarding their priest.Item 29118 Petitioned for funds for clergy.Item 29077 Signed a petition to governor and council for funds for a priest.Item 29075 Penobscot Governor and Council appointed Joseph Jacques Vincent representative to the legislature.Item 29112 Petitioned because agent had let their last fishing priviledge.Item 29113 Petitioned for new agent. Hayford provides shoddy goods, lived too far away, let their fishing privelege out to rent.Item 29114 Petitioned for new agent.Item 29117 Petitioned for an agent close to Old Town,Item 29122 Sent to represent tribe.Item 29123 Said not to be authorized to represent the tribe.Item 29116 Requested that tribal funds be allocated for priest.Item 29101 Agent bought him building supplies.Item 29053 Agent paid him for plowing land on Orson Island.Item 29054 Agent paid them for plowing land.Item 29055 Received 1837 dividend.Item 29094 Agent paid medical expense. Multiple entries follow.Item 29099 Paid for priests supplies.Item 29100 Agent paid him.Item 29087 Agent paid to have his "old land" plowed.Item 29090 Received payments / supplies throughout the year.Item 29092 Agent tailor for clothes for him; a "representative."Item 29095 Agent paid medical expenses for his wife.Item 29096 Agent paid medical expenses for his wife.Item 29097 Agent paid to have his land plowed.Item 29089 New party representative to the legislature.Item 29091 A tribal representative to the legislature selected by the priest.Item 29062 Agent bought potatoes for him.Item 29063 Penobscots petitioned for compensation for hosting Saint John and Passamaquoddy delegates.Item 29106 Petitioned to have spending of tribal funds changed to focus instead on education, poor relief and cultivation.Item 29109 Petitioned regarding priest and teacher; wording of the petition is not very clear.Item 29110 Petitioned to have 100 acres on Anson [Orson] Island reappropriated for support of a priest.Item 29073 Agent paid bounty for harvest.Item 29074 Agent paid for having his land plowed.Item 29078 Agent bought him medicine.Item 29083 Agent purchased medicine. Multiple entries follow.Item 29084 Agent paid to have land plowed for him bought him seed potatoes.Item 29086 Agent bought him lime.Item 29088 Agent recorded crop production for the year in detail.Item 29098 Agent recorded estimate of crop production for the year in detail.Item 29058 On agent's 1836 list for provisions, five in family.Item 29065 Agent paid to have land plowed.Item 29066 Bought potatoes for seed.Item 29107 Signed a petition to have the state place education money in the hands of the priest.Item 29060 Several Penobscots signed petition for him to live there as "he belongs to this place."Item 29071 Petitioned complaining of injustice by the Fairfield administration; request payment for Rev. Thomas Sullivan, Pastor of the Catholic Church in Bangor.Item 29052 Petitioned for aid to foster agriculture and buils schools.Item 29105 Petitioned for aid to encourage agriculture.Item 29121 Signed a deed to four townships north of mouth of the Piscataquis for $50,000.Item 29108 Petitioned for up to $1000 (from the Indian fund) for a conference with the Saint Johns and Pasamaquoddy Indians. Indefinitely postponed.Item 29069 Petitioned to elect governor by ballot.Item 29070 Petitioned that Penobscot land titles be vested in the Indians, not the state, as inducement to agriculture. Indefinitely postponed.Item 29072 Petitioned for a change in the distribution ot tribal funds.Item 29067 Petitioned for biennial elections of governor and lieutenant governor.Item 29076 Petitioned to replace Governor and Lieutenant Governor, to elect new ones and to end influence of British tribes. Indefinitely postponed.Item 29081 Petitioned for one tribal representative per year.Item 29082 Signed a petition to governor and council for funds for a priest.Item 29079 Petitioned the legislature that Pierre Thomas was the Penobscot representative, not John Neptune.Item 29085 Signed a request that a portion of their annuity be paid directly to them.Item 29102 Appointed tribal representative to the legislature.Item 29111 Requested that no more funds be spent on schooling away from Old Town Island.Item 29068 Agent's 1840 vouchers for supplies.Item 29377 Notification that Councillor Joseph Jacques Vincent had been chosen as a delegate to "your contetion."Item 29378 Penobscot petition to Gov. Kent expressing anger at the former Fairfield adnimistration for witholding their priest's salary.Item 29059 Signed a letter putting two lots into the hands of Bishop Fenwick.Item 29064 Certified Joseph Socbassin as legislator for the current session.Show 68 moreSource Manuscripts for this PersonItem 300031 Penobscot Records. Bangor Public Library ...Item 300157 Eckstorm Indian Pawn Papers Manuscript Records ...Item 300287 Knowlton, J. C. “Census of the Penobscot ...Item 300361 Maine State Archives. Bureau of Indian Affairs ...Item 300364 Maine State Archives Journal of the Executive ...Item 300365 Maine State Archives Executive Council Report ...Item 300368 Maine State Archives Indian Affairs Box. ...Item 300370 Maine State Legislature Graveyard, Maine ...Item 300371 Maine State Archives Legislative Index.Item 300376 1818 Treaty Between Massachusetts and the ...Item 300391 1841 Petition of the Penobscot Tribe to Governor ...Item 300457 Penobscots to Bishop Fenwick, Manuscript ...Item 300571 Thomas Place, Thomaston, Maine. Auction lot ... Relationships Enlarge Citation “Anselme Joachim,” HRI-FNE, accessed June 17, 2025, https://www.hrifne.avantlogic.net/digitalarchive/items/show/58051.Item206701 Save this item as a PDF file
