Wanalancet Type: Person Identifier: 215614 Title: Wanalancet Unique ID: Wanalancet Standard Name: Wanalancet Manuscript Name: One alancet Wanalancet Wanalancett Wanalanset Wanalansit Wanalaunset Wannalancet Wannalanset Wanolancet Waralancet Winnolancet Wiolancet Wiolanset Wonalancet Wonnalansett Ethnicity: Penacook Wamesit Family: Son of Pasaconaway Son of Passaconaway Place Event: Boston, MA Place Vital: Cocheche, (Dover, NH) Date: 1642 1662-05-08 1665-10-10 1674 1674-05-05 1674-12-07 1675-09-30 1675-10-12 1676 1676-02-05 1676-06-14 1676-06-15 1676-07-03 1676-07-04 1676-07-27 1676-08 1676-09-10 1676-11-10 1677-01-22 1677-09-20 1685-09-07 1685-09-08 1685-09-16 1686 1686-10-10 1687-12-02 1689 1690-06 1691 1691-04-23 1692-03-25 1697-07-04 1737 1737-08-23 Mention Type: archival, Natick, MA Warnings: Lifespan is 96 years Events that this Person attendedItem 128860 Signed articles of peace.Item 132508 He, Wanalancet and Nonatomenut wanted Wicosucke Island confirmed to them.Item 132515 With others, signed a truce ending hostilities.Item 105944 Mentioned in an order from the General court order to pay 10 pounds to Wanalancet to address his complaints.Item 132644 Mentioned in historic account of boundary dispute between Mass. and N. H.; a sachem.Item 133907 Agreement with others re: land there.Item 133910 Signed a deed with others to J. Bowers.Item 134798 Petitioned with others for a grant of Naticot Island.ParentsItem 212020 PassaconawayItem 212011 PasaconawayMentions of this PersonItem 55308 Old sachem, with Watanumon, visit Tyng, ask to live among the English.Item 55314 Headed north for shelter with Sagamore Sam.Item 55285 Signed articles of peace.Item 55311 Eldest living son of Passaconaway, the chiefest sachem at Pawtucket, restrained yound warriors prone to attach settlers.Item 55316 His people living with Tyng in Dunstable.Item 56783 His people of Wamesit joined him in his refuge.Item 56784 His people of Wamesit went to Waldron's "sham fight" but were released as noncombatants.Item 56813 Taken away by a party of Indians along with 50 of his people (inculiding 8 men) and were never heard of again. The minister and his family stayed behind.Item 55300 Chiefest sachem and oldest living son of Passaconaway, resides at Pawtucket, alias Wamesit. 50-60 years old. Population is around 75.Item 55298 Invited to return there to live peacefully.Item 55277 Sold the last two parcels from the 1664 grant.Item 55284 His son and daughter were hunting there, encountered a party of Mohawks who shot 30 times at them.Item 55313 Arrested by the English when they failed to arrest his father, Passaconaway.Item 55281 He, Wanalancet and Nonatomenut wanted Wicosucke Island confirmed to them.Item 55310 Lived there with others, want Wicosucke Island confirmed to them.Item 55303 Letter sent to him by the council about a treaty of peace.Item 55280 Sam Nobhow rote to the Governor of Massachusetts about his search for Wanalancet.Item 55304 Safe passage given.Item 55305 Sam Namphow had visited him; went toward the French.Item 55278 Ordered to return captives to maintain peace.Item 55292 With others, signed a truce ending hostilities.Item 55293 With others, signed a truce ending hostilities.Item 55315 Wrote to Waldron.Item 55320 Mentioned.Item 55282 Mentioned in an order from the General court order to pay 10 pounds to Wanalancet to address his complaints.Item 55294 Deceased; sagamore there. Tyng was reimbursed for his burial expenses.Item 55319 Warned along with Madockawando of promise to keep peace at Boston; proomised to do so.Item 55321 Wanted to live near English.Item 55309 Mentioned in historic account of boundary dispute between Mass. and N. H.; a sachem.Item 55322 Mentioned re: boundary dispute.Item 55296 Accepted Christianity from Elliot.Item 55306 The sachem there.Item 55307 With Watanumon wanted to continue in peace.Item 55287 Agreement with others re: land there.Item 55290 Signed a deed with others to J. Tyng.Item 55288 Signed a deed with others to T. Hinchman.Item 55289 Signed a deed with others to J. Bowers.Item 56905 Sachem of Wagmesset came in with "about an hundred Indians with him and under him" and 6 English captives.Item 55291 Petitioned with others for a grant of Naticot Island.Item 55318 Brought news to Chelmsford, mistrusted their mischievous designs.. 10 pounds for expenses.Item 55295 Court was informed of his complaint for some of his people being "transported."Show 35 moreSource Manuscripts for this PersonItem 300062 Documentary History of the State of Maine ...Item 300113 Connole, Dennis A. The Indians of Nipmuk ...Item 300123 Calendar of State Papers, Colonial Series ...Item 300221 Gookin, Daniel. An Historical Account of ...Item 300220 Gookin, Daniel. Historical Collections of ...Item 300226 Green, Samuel A. Groton During the Indian ...Item 300762 Hazen, Henry Allen. History of Billerica ...Item 300254 Hubbard, William. The History of the Indian ...Item 300314 Lyford, James O., ed. History of Concord ...Item 300315 Massachusetts Archives. Boston, Mass.Item 300318 Massachusetts Historic Society Collections ...Item 300412 Provincial and State Papers of New Hampshire ...Item 300147 Drake, Samuel G. The Book of the Indians ...Item 300416 Northern Middlesex Registry of Deeds. Hand ...Item 300418 “A New and Further Narrative of the State ...Item 300475 Potter, Chandler E. History of Manchester ...Item 300524 Sewall, Samuel. The Diary of Samuel Sewall ...Item 300528 Shurtleff, Nathaniel B. Records of the Governor ...Show 12 more Relationships Enlarge Citation “Wanalancet,” HRI-FNE, accessed July 19, 2025, https://www.hrifne.avantlogic.net/digitalarchive/items/show/58709.Item215614 Save this item as a PDF file
