Simon Type: Person Identifier: 214419 Title: Simon Unique ID: Simon 1 Standard Name: Simon Manuscript Name: Simon Simond Symon Ethnicity: Nipmuc Family: Son of Black James Place Event: Agawam (Ipswich, MA) Place Vital: Amesbury, MA Date: 1659-10-28 1670 1672 1673-03-25 1675-04-21 1675-05 1676 1676-02-17 1676-02-18 1676-02-28 1676-05-02 1676-05-03 1676-07-16 1676-08-11 1676-08-13 1677 1677-02-18 1677-04-07 1677-04-11 1677-04-14 1677-07-03 1686-11-06 1686-12-27 1687-06-25 1767-07-07 Mention Type: archival, MA, ME Warnings: Lifespan is 109 years Events that this Person attendedItem 132569 Claim to his land there by John Smith was denied.Item 132783 Fined for stealing a horse.Item 132784 With two others, all Christian Indians, raided in Haverhill, killling several,Item 134803 To be whipped for stealing a horse.Item 135686 Signed a deed with others to land there.Item 135687 Signed a deed to Lambe, et al.ParentItem 206097 Black JamesMentions of this PersonItem 51454 Simon took two old people captive. Waldron letter.Item 51473 Confronted Walderne's men at Mere Pt. With Squando.Item 51476 Teacher there.Item 51471 Teacher there. Place called Magunkukquok Magunkacook (Ashland, MA).Item 51470 Notorious Indian from King Philip's War once lived with him.Item 51468 Wounded but did not kill Mrs. Quimby in the Ames massacre.Item 51463 Scouts encountered him and Squando. He said John Paynes house at Cape Elizabeth was burned by mistake.Item 51465 With Andre, attacked Kembal Bradford house, killing him and capturing is family. Family was returned, but they were jaiked in York.Item 51474 With Andre, returned captives, broke jail, joined Androscoggin and Kennebecs.Item 51469 Led a raid there. Imprisoned and escaped.Item 51472 Had been captured at Dover, but escaped.Item 51453 With Andre in the party that raided Hammonds.Item 51464 Parleyed with Waldron there.Item 51467 Said to look deathly "consumptive."Item 51456 Led a raid there.Item 51457 Attacked Portsmouth with Andre, but spared captives.Item 51452 Brought captive women to treaty conference. Jailed at York.Item 51455 Deceased; killed Mary Kimball's husband Thomas, threatens to kill her if she returned.Item 51466 Claim to his land there by John Smith was denied.Item 51475 Deceased; shot by Indian, died 2 yrs. later. Scottow-Mather.Item 51460 Fined for stealing a horse.Item 51461 With two others, all Christian Indians, raided in Haverhill, killling several,Item 51458 To be whipped for stealing a horse.Item 57137 Deceased; "Indian of Mrs. Becks"Item 51459 Fined for drunkeness, along with Jacob.Item 51478 Signed a deed with others to land there.Item 51477 Signed a deed to Lambe, et al.Show 21 moreSource Manuscripts for this PersonItem 300062 Documentary History of the State of Maine ...Item 300065 Bodge, George M. A Brief History of King ...Item 300751 Eliot, John. “Good News from New England ...Item 300172 Eliot, John. A Further Manifestation of the ...Item 300252 Hoyt, David W. The Old Families of Salisbury ...Item 300254 Hubbard, William. The History of the Indian ...Item 300315 Massachusetts Archives. Boston, Mass.Item 300318 Massachusetts Historic Society Collections ...Item 300344 Merrill, Joseph. History of Amesbury, Including ...Item 300482 Records and Files of the Quarterly Courts ...Item 300486 Records Relating to the Early History of ...Item 300498 Records and Files of the Quarterly Court ...Item 300626 Wright, Harry Andrew, ed. Indian Deeds of ... Relationships Enlarge Citation “Simon,” HRI-FNE, accessed July 10, 2025, https://www.hrifne.avantlogic.net/digitalarchive/items/show/58714.Item214419 Save this item as a PDF file
