Pierre Thomas [1839] : Passamaquoddy [1839] (most) : Penobscot

• Events that this Person attended

  Item 132143  

  Passamaquoddy protest regarding tribal unification.

  Item 132856  

  Agent furnished seed.

  Item 132899  

  Agent issued annual clothing and provisions.

  Item 133052  

  Received payment of $4.16 for clothing and provisions for woman and children in his/her family.

  Item 133074  

  Received agricultural bounty from agent for produce raised in 1843.

  Item 133076  

  Agent provided seed.

  Item 133505  

  Received provisions and clothing from agent Leland.

  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 104397  

  Resolve in favor of paying his costs to attend Legislature. At bottom: Delesdernier Baileyville.

  Item 100890  

  Petitioned to be able to select their leaders so as to reconcile the tribe. Many names are hard to read.

  Item 134542  

  Signed a treaty re. division of tribe.

• Mentions of this Person

  Item 48505  

  Passamaquoddy protest regarding tribal unification.

  Item 48512  

  Agent issued annual clothing and provisions.

  Item 48513  

  Agent furnished seed.

  Item 48507  

  Received payment of $4.16 for clothing and provisions for woman and children in his/her family.

  Item 48508  

  Agent provided seed.

  Item 48509  

  Received agricultural bounty from agent for produce raised in 1843.

  Item 48510  

  Received a share of money for females and children (2).

  Item 48511  

  New party member, wanted blankets instead of cloth for the poor.

  Item 48327  

  Father-in-law received cloth goods for him and 2 children.

  Item 48506  

  Received provisions and clothing from agent Leland.

  Item 48488  

  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 48515  

  Signed "Treaty of Peace" between factions and agreement to elect officials after the death of Governor John Francois.

  Item 48516  

  Resolve in favor of paying his costs to attend Legislature. At bottom: Delesdernier Baileyville.

  Item 48517  

  Resolve in favor of paying his costs to attend Legislature. At bottom: Delesdernier Baileyville.

  Item 48492  

  Petitioned to be able to select their leaders so as to reconcile the tribe. Many names are hard to read.

  Item 48501  

  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 48514  

  Signed a treaty re. division of tribe.
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• Source Manuscripts for this Person

  Item 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 300445  

  Papers at the Huntington Free Library, The ...

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