Description: 1830 Communication from Penobscot Governor Atean to Agent Samuel Hussey regarding tribe’s unwillingness to sell land. https://digitalmaine.com/native_tribal_docs/35/.
Description: 1831 Memorial of Chief Francis Joseph Neptune of the Passamaquoddy Tribe to the Governor of Maine requesting reinstatement of Peter Goulding as Agent. https://digitalmaine.com/native_tribal_docs/37/.
Description: 1831 Memorial of the Penobscot Tribe informing the Governor of Maine that John Aiteon was deposed as Governor of the tribe. https://digitalmaine.com/native_tribal_docs/36/.
Description: 1832 Communication from John Neptune to Governor and Executive Council regarding removal of counselors of the Penobscot Tribe. https://digitalmaine.com/native_tribal_docs/41/.
Description: 1832 Memorial of certain members of the Penobscot Tribe against the power assumed by John Neptune. https://digitalmaine.com/native_tribal_docs/40/.
Description: 1833 Letter from Joseph Polis, Peol Molly, and other Penobscot Tribe members retracting their objection to land sale. https://digitalmaine.com/cgi/viewcontent.cgi?article=1050&context=native_tribal_docs.
Description: 1833 Receipt for $100 for clothing paid to Jonah Farnsworth, Agent, on behalf of Joseph Francis, Governor of the Passamaquoddy Tribe. https://digitalmaine.com/native_tribal_docs/46/.
Description: 1841 Petition of the Penobscot Tribe to Governor Kent, expressing anger at the former Fairfield administration. https://digitalmaine.com/native_tribal_docs/60/.
Description: Marblehead separated from Salem and incorporated as a separate town in 1649. Like the 1684 Indian deed to Boston, this deed was executed after King Charles II revoked the charter of Massachusetts Bay, thus rendering invalid all land titles if had granted. Winepoykin agreed to the grant but died before it could be executed. The deed was signed by his heirs.