Laurent/Passamaquoddy Type: Person Identifier: 208027 Title: Laurent/Passamaquoddy Unique ID: Laurent 1 Standard Name: Laurent Sequaram Manuscript Name: Capt. Loron Laron Laurence Sagouarrab Laurent Looraw, Capt. Loraant Loran Loran Saugwaranahus Lorin Loring Loring, Captain Loron Loron, Capt Loron, Captain Lowrin Sagoarrab Saguadommameg Saquarrab Saugaram Seguarum loron Ethnicity: Maliseet/Passamaquoddy Penobscot Family: Father? of Francois Laurent 1 Place Event: Boston, MA Place Vital: Bangor, ME Date: 1698 1714-01-22 1720-10-12 1724-07 1724-09 1725-07-21 1725-11-12 1725-12-15 1726-01-28 1726-03-06 1726-07 1726-07-10 1726-07-16 1726-08-02 1726-08-04 1726-12-15 1727-02-13 1727-02-15 1727-03-06 1727-04-08 1727-04-25 1727-05-04 1727-06-23 1727-07 1727-07-25 1727-12-15 1728-07-17 1728-11-02 1729-05-11 1729-11-14 1729-12-29 1730-09-07 1730-11-12 1732-07-24 1735-07-03 1736 1736-04-10 1737-06-15 1738-06-28 1738-07-01 1740 1740-08-25 1740-08-28 1742-02-11 1742-08-06 1744-06-18 1744-11-29 1745-07-29 1749-09-04 1749-10 1750-04-17 1751-07-22 1751-08-29 1751-09-25 1754-06 1757-02-22 1759-05-09 1759-05-11 1760-03-02 1780-07-28 Alias: Laron Loron Sagourrab Saguaram Saguarum Sanguaarum Sanquaram Sequaron Mention Type: archival, MA, ME Warnings: Lifespan is 83 years Events that this Person attendedItem 128424 A Penobscot at the Casco Bay conference.Item 105627 Had a pass from Dummer to go to Canada.Item 128435 Col. Dunbar met with the chiefs of the Penobscot Tribe.Item 128440 Met with Gyles and others to discuss Indian deeds.Item 128446 Wrote Governor Shirley with others on behalf of Penobscots and Saint Johns Indians.Item 128460 Had promised to return to speak with Prebble the previous summer but failed to return. (Fort Pownal)Item 105626 Told Heath that Canada Indians captured children at Kennebunk.Item 105648 Lieutenant Governor (Dummer) answered his letter.Item 129064 Speaker at a Casco Bay conference with Belcher.Item 109703 With others,wrote to the Governor condemning Waldo's purchase.Item 126119 Deceased.Item 132194 Allan's list of "Names of Heads of Families and Men Able to Bear Arms"Item 132456 Attended a conference between Penobscots and governments of Massachusetts, New Hampshier and Nova Scotia.Item 132457 Signed Dummer's treaty as a Penobscot.Item 132468 Conference with Penobscots and Norridgewocks regarding liquor and beaver prices.Item 132492 Confirmed Dummer's treaty.Item 132493 Not present at treaty conference. Edgeremet said he was loyal to the French and opposed to the treaty.Item 132503 At a conference there.Item 100352 In Giles account book; 1736-1737.Item 109708 Memorandum to John Giles regarding disbursements.Item 132573 With Wenongonet and Loron, signed letter to Gov. Burnett re: poor treatment of priests at Annapolis Royal.Item 102818 John Giles account of disbursement of funds among the Eastern Indians.Item 100328 John Giles account of disbursement of funds among the Eastern Indians.Item 132581 Signed a letter, with others, re: trade and conflicts with settlers.Item 105628 Bradbury to Gov. Shirley: don't trust Louis and others. Went to Canada with Barenos St-Castin after St. GeorBradbury to Gov. Shirley: don't trust Louis and othersges conference.Item 110688 Signed the treaty.Item 100347 One of four Penobscots who went on a second peace trip to Boston.Show 21 moreKinsmanItem 218276 Francois LaurentMentions of this PersonItem 32931 Led raids on English boats. Based at Nusalkchunangan (on the coast).Item 32926 A Penobscot at the Casco Bay conference.Item 32943 Had a pass from Dummer to go to Canada.Item 32944 Told Giles he heard Dummer had invited Mohawks to attack Penobscots; was informed that this was not true.Item 32930 Penobscot chiefs wrote Col. Dunbar: Welcome but stay within old boundaries.Item 32946 Dunbar received a letter from him, wrote to the Duke of Newcastle.Item 32914 Col. Dunbar met with the chiefs of the Penobscot Tribe.Item 32947 With other chiefs, met with Larabee.Item 32920 Met with Gyles and others to discuss Indian deeds.Item 32111 Wrote Governor Shirley with others on behalf of Penobscots and Saint Johns Indians.Item 32937 Wrote Governor Shirley with others on behalf of Penobscots and Saint Johns Indians.Item 32959 Offered to meet English, want truck house at Salmon Falls.Item 32967 Had promised to return to speak with Prebble the previous summer but failed to return. (Fort Pownal)Item 32938 Told Heath that Canada Indians captured children at Kennebunk.Item 32941 Wrote the governor asking that not too much rum be sent.Item 33030 Lieutenant Governor (Dummer) answered his letter.Item 32915 Speaker at a Casco Bay conference with Belcher.Item 32949 With others,wrote to the Governor condemning Waldo's purchase.Item 32956 Deceased.Item 32970 Allan's list of "Names of Heads of Families and Men Able to Bear Arms"Item 32928 Signed a treaty as a Penobscot.Item 32927 A delegate, Captain of Penobscot. Merambe later represents him. Laurent was sent to Canada.Item 32958 Said Madockawando and Sheepscot John were not from Penobscot.Item 32960 Prominent chief, delegate to a conference, instrumental in arranging peace. Saguarum.Item 32933 Corrected errors in English description of Boston Conference, in a letterwritten "Att the Sea of Panouanpske," attested by Lauverjeat.Item 32945 Spokesman for Penobscots, mentioned in an interview with Giles.Item 32962 Attended a conference between Penobscots and governments of Massachusetts, New Hampshier and Nova Scotia.Item 32929 Conference with Penobscots and Norridgewocks regarding liquor and beaver prices.Item 32950 Spokesman for Penobscots at conference with Gov. Belcher.Item 32961 Speaker at conference with Penobscots, Norridgewocks.Item 32934 Confirmed the 1725 treaty.Item 57505 Confirmed 1725 treaty at Boston. Witness.Item 32919 Confirmed Dummer's treaty.Item 32922 Not present at treaty conference. Edgeremet said he was loyal to the French and opposed to the treaty.Item 32917 Spoke for Indians at the conference there.Item 32974 Sent messages to other Indians.Item 32924 At a conference there.Item 32965 Memorandum to John Giles regarding disbursements.Item 32923 With Wenongonet and Loron, signed letter to Gov. Burnett re: poor treatment of priests at Annapolis Royal.Item 32963 John Giles account of disbursement of funds among the Eastern Indians.Item 32948 In Giles account book; 1736-1737.Item 32964 John Giles account of disbursement of funds among the Eastern Indians.Item 33029 Items paid for him by Giles.Item 32916 Speaker at conference. Complaint that his sons killed mare of Thomas Perse on 5 Feb., 1742.Item 32918 Signed a letter, with others, re: trade and conflicts with settlers.Item 32951 Bradbury to Gov. Shirley: don't trust Louis and others. Went to Canada with Barenos St-Castin after St. GeorBradbury to Gov. Shirley: don't trust Louis and othersges conference.Item 32952 Ultimatum to Penobscots and Norridgewocks sent to him.Item 32935 With others,wanted to put off meeting with governor, complains about sloops cutting grass.Item 32953 Wrote for Penobscots requesting prompt settlement of Wiscassett murder.Item 32954 Penobscot chief, sent greetings to English in Gounon letter.Item 32955 Advises English not to attack Saint Johns. He's a Penobscot chief.Item 32957 Two sons Deceased; Bradbury reported to the coverrnor of their death by smallpox.Item 32966 Met with Gov. Pownal. Had been left at the fort as a hostage.Item 32913 Held hostage there; later freed at Penobscot Bay by Pownal.Item 32939 About this date wrote to the governor (Lieut. Gov. Dummer?) asking for limited rum sales. Requested an annual salary.Item 32936 One of the old chiefs of Norridgewock tried to keep peace.Item 32940 Urged restraint in the sale of rum to traders.Item 32942 Requested tokens of respect at English forts and salary.Item 57507 Loron to Counncil: No houses east f Pemaquid or above Arrowsic. Admits to no sales of land.Item 57506 Signed the treaty.Item 51310 One of four Penobscots who signed Dummer's treaty in Boston.Item 57508 Went to Boston and returned with two of their "chiefs."Item 32925 Speaker at treaty signing.Item 32972 Examined by Pownal at Fort George.Show 58 moreSource Manuscripts for this PersonItem 300037 Baxter, James P., ed. The Pioneers of New ...Item 300062 Documentary History of the State of Maine ...Item 300064 Boston News Letter, April 24, 1704–February ...Item 300110 Coleman, Benjamin. “Some Memoirs for the ...Item 300187 A Conference of his Excellency Jonathan Belcher ...Item 300188 Letter from Penobscot Indians to Jonathan ...Item 300195 Journal of the Proceedings at Two Conferences ...Item 300284 Kidder, Frederick. Military Operations in ...Item 300315 Massachusetts Archives. Boston, Mass.Item 300419 Nova Scotia ArchivesItem 300454 Penhallow, Samuel. “The History of the Wars ...Item 300412 Provincial and State Papers of New Hampshire ...Item 300555 Sullivan, James. “The History of the Penobscot ...Item 300189 By His Excellency Francis Bernard, Esq; ...Item 300318 Massachusetts Historic Society Collections ...Item 300343 Collections of the Maine Historical Society ...Item 300422 Documents Relative to the Colonial History ...Item 300479 Public Record Office. 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