Pierre Petit Paul Type: Person Identifier: 212543 Title: Pierre Petit Paul Unique ID: Pierre Petit Paul 1 Standard Name: Petit Paul Manuscript Name: Peal Polis Pearl Pollis Peol Polis Peter Police Peter Polis Piere polis Pierre Police Pierre Polis Ethnicity: Passamaquoddy Place Event: St. Andrews, NB Place Vital: Peter Dana Point, MESipayic/Indian Township, ME Date: 1839-02-12 1839-07-06 1839-08-23 1842-10-19 1842-12-14 1843 1843-05-27 1843-11-06 1843-12-12 1844 1844-01-09 1844-10-23 1844-12-04 1845 1846-05 1852-02-28 1854-02-01 Events that this Person attendedItem 132143 Passamaquoddy protest regarding tribal unification.Item 132856 Agent furnished seed.Item 133062 Received agricultural bounty from agent for produce raised in 1843.Item 133067 Received a share of money for females and children.Item 133076 Agent provided seed.Item 133105 Received agricultural bounty from agent for produce raised in 1842.Item 133171 Agent paid bounty on produce.Item 133203 Received a share of money for females and children (2).Item 133505 Received provisions and clothing from agent Leland.Item 133583 Received bounty from agent.Item 133723 Signed "Treaty of Peace" between factions and agreement to elect officials after the death of Governor John Francois.Item 100836 Passamaquoddy memorial declaring their alegience to Maine. Many signer's names are correctly transcribed but in a diferent hand, suggesting that they were recorded by missionary William Demillier, who also signed.Item 104425 Petitioned to be paid expenses for travel to the legislature.Item 100565 Signed a petition for $400 to build a house for the priest.Item 133767 Petitioned for funds to build a house for the priest.Item 135612 Signed petition for title to land occupied by him or his ancestor in 1785 (which is not specified).Item 135613 Petitioned to reclaim land there as former residents of descendants of former residents.Show 11 moreMentions of this PersonItem 46061 Passamaquoddy protest regarding tribal unification.Item 46072 Agent furnished seed.Item 46059 Received payment for clothing and provisions for one woman and family. Multiple entries.Item 46062 Received agricultural bounty from agent for produce raised in 1842.Item 46065 Agent provided seed.Item 46066 Received agricultural bounty from agent for produce raised in 1843.Item 46067 Received a share of money for females and children.Item 46069 Agent paid bounty on produce.Item 46070 Received a share of money for females and children (2).Item 46071 Wanted priest. Bishop Fenwick would supply one for $300.Item 46063 Received bounty from agent.Item 46064 Received provisions and clothing from agent Leland.Item 46044 Passamaquoddy memorial declaring their alegience to Maine. Many signer's names are correctly transcribed but in a diferent hand, suggesting that they were recorded by missionary William Demillier, who also signed.Item 46073 Signed "Treaty of Peace" between factions and agreement to elect officials after the death of Governor John Francois.Item 46043 Petitioned to be paid expenses for travel to the legislature.Item 46074 Signed a petition for $400 to build a house for the priest.Item 46068 Petitioned for funds to build a house for the priest.Item 46058 Passamaquoddy memorial declaring their alegience to Maine. Many signer's names are correctly transcribed but in a diferent hand, suggesting that they were recorded by missionary William Demillier, who also signed.Item 46005 Petitioned to reclaim land there as former residents of descendants of former residents.Item 46060 Signed petition for title to land occupied by him or his ancestor in 1785 (which is not specified).Show 14 moreSource Manuscripts for this PersonItem 300264 Indian Land Claims manuscripts. Maine Law ...Item 300365 Maine State Archives Executive Council Report ...Item 300368 Maine State Archives Indian Affairs Box. ...Item 300370 Maine State Legislature Graveyard, Maine ...Item 300376 1818 Treaty Between Massachusetts and the ...Item 300607 Wherry, James, ed. Documents Relating to ... Relationships Enlarge Citation “Pierre Petit Paul,” Historical Documents of Indians of the Far Northeast, accessed May 3, 2025, https://www.hrifne.avantlogic.net/digitalarchive/items/show/67178.Item212543 Save this item as a PDF file
