Madockawando Type: Person Identifier: 208713 Title: Madockawando Unique ID: Madockawando 1 Standard Name: Madockawando Manuscript Name: Madoccawanda Madochawando Madockawando Madockawando 2 Madokowando Madokwando Medoccewanada Medockawando Ethnicity: Maliseet Norridgewock Penobscot Family: Grandfather of Jean Baptist Neptune Place Event: Boston, MACasco Bay, MEFalmouth (Portland, ME)Pemaquid (Bristol, ME)St. Georges (Thomaston, ME)Taconic (Winslow, ME) Place Vital: Casco Bay, MEFort Richmond (Richmond, ME)Mount Desert Island, MENashwak (Fredericton, NB area) Date: 1688 1725-11 1726-07-10 1726-07-16 1726-08-03 1727-07-25 1736-06-02 1736-06-25 1736-07-03 1736-07-05 1736-07-27 1742-08-02 1750-01-30 1752-08-31 1766 Events that this Person attendedItem 128425 Confirmed Dummer's treaty.Item 132456 Attended a conference between Penobscots and governments of Massachusetts, New Hampshier and Nova Scotia.KinsmanItem 216983 Jean Baptist NeptuneMentions of this PersonItem 34936 Confirmed Dummer's treaty.Item 34941 Southack deposition: he was chief, sold land, got provisions from Villebon, etc.Item 34944 Hunting with Taxous.Item 34931 Said not to have been the Penobscot sachem by Loron at conf; with Shirley.Item 34935 Wife visited with Andros in the fort. Was given powder.Item 34933 His deed and Machias origins were mentioned.Item 34937 Bemorowad said Madockawando was from Machias or Saint John area.Item 34870 Present at conference with Shurte and Davis. Sat as Chief. Demanded supplies.Item 34939 Chief Sagamore; from Saint Johns or Machias, mentioned re: land sale.Item 34930 Signed a deed of land there was mentioned.Item 34943 Waldo described selling of land by him, witnesses, his cousin (probably Edgeremet) being present.Item 34945 Attended a conference between Penobscots and governments of Massachusetts, New Hampshier and Nova Scotia.Item 34932 His deed said to be invalid because he was from Machias.Item 34940 He and 20 young men of Norridgewock tribe, "in the name of Toxus their chief," had visited to protest Wiscassett murders.Item 34942 Said to be grandfather of Jean Baptiste Neptune.Item 34938 Sold tribal lands; grand daughter (St. Castin's daughter) was living at Mt. Desert. She had been captive/servant to Wm. Phipps.Show 10 moreSource Manuscripts for this PersonItem 300062 Documentary History of the State of Maine ...Item 300185 The Conference with the Eastern Indians, ...Item 300188 Letter from Penobscot Indians to Jonathan ...Item 300254 Hubbard, William. The History of the Indian ...Item 300315 Massachusetts Archives. Boston, Mass.Item 300555 Sullivan, James. “The History of the Penobscot ...Item 300456 Pennsylvania Gazette. PhiladelphiaItem 300540 Soctomah, Donald. Hard Times at Passamaquoddy ...Item 300630 York Deeds, various editors. 18 Vols. Various ... Relationships Enlarge Citation “Madockawando,” Historical Documents of Indians of the Far Northeast, accessed May 3, 2025, https://www.hrifne.avantlogic.net/digitalarchive/items/show/58580.Item208713 Save this item as a PDF file
