Maine Historical Society Manuscript Collection ...

• People Cited by this Manuscript

  Item 215835  

  Wenongonet [1685] : Penobscot [1685]

  Item 211548  

  Orono [1755]

  Item 203729  

  Egeremet [1665] : Penobscot [1689] : Norridgewock [1690] : Maliseet [1696]

  Item 203917  

  Jean Etienne [1778] : Penobscot

  Item 204120  

  Francois [1816] Penobscot

  Item 208031  

  Laurent [1668]

  Item 216985  

  Jean Baptiste Neptune [1777]

  Item 209702  

  John Neptune [1767] : Penobscot : Lt. Governor : died 1865

  Item 213149  

  Pierre Thomas [1818] : Penobscot

  Item 210504  

  Francois Joseph Neptune [1759]

  Item 207987  

  Francois Laurent [1810] : Penobscot

  Item 207029  

  Pierre Joseph [1816] : Penobscot

  Item 215198  

  Thomas [1709]

  Item 216585  

  Jean [1751]

  Item 203897  

  Etienne [1811] : Penobscot

  Item 206884  

  Jacques Joseph [1815] : Penobscot

  Item 206929  

  Joseph 30 [1810] : Penobscot

  Item 207119  

  Joseph Laurent [1776]

  Item 204145  

  Francois Lazare [1810] : Penobscot

  Item 203981  

  Etienne Michel [1808] : Penobscot

  Item 209757  

  Michel [1718]

  Item 210622  

  Nicholas Neptune [1810] : Penobscot

  Item 218202  

  Jean Nicholas [1810] : Penobscot

  Item 210835  

  Nicholas 3 [1810] : Penobscot

  Item 201734  

  Francois Phineas [1815]

  Item 213788  

  Etienne Rancourt [1810] : Penobscot

  Item 215697  

  Wasamimet [1670]

  Item 210955  

  Joseph Ninepence [1810] : Penobscot

  Item 205472  

  John Hegon [1669]

  Item 201192  

  Atequuando [1688] : Pigwacket [1714, 1717, 1726, 1727]

  Item 203849  

  Espeguent : Penobscot [1702] : A Saint John in La Chasse [1708]

  Item 219434  

  Etienne [1713]

  Item 206715  

  Joachim [1708] : Pigwacket [1762]

  Item 217315  

  Taxous [1721]

  Item 218194  

  Louis Neptune 2 [1778] : Passamaquoddy

  Item 200005  

  Abagadaset [1605]

  Item 203475  

  Derumkin [1640] : Kennebec / Abenaki

  Item 209995  

  Mohotowormet [1639]

  Item 205473  

  Mogg Hegon [1664] : Death recorded in 1677

  Item 214448  

  Skiteryguset [1625]

  Item 201162  

  Asiminisqua [1646] : Abenaki

  Item 212162  

  Pierre Paul [1776] : Abenaki

  Item 215857  

  Wesumbe [1664]

  Item 216307  

  Carabaset [1682]

  Item 207575  

  Thomas Louis [1796]

  Item 208675  

  Madchwig [1726] : Maliseet [1726]

  Item 208810  

  Mamerequenet [1726] : Abenaki

  Item 206297  

  Jean Baptiste [1768] : Maliseet (check Passamaquoddy record(s)

  Item 207833  

  Lacoute [1796] : Passamaquoddy

  Item 212215  

  Joseph Peace [1775] : Penobscot

  Item 209060  

  Marie Catherine [1764] : Passamaquoddy

  Item 204604  

  Gabriel [1796] : Passamaquoddy

  Item 210152  

  Francois Moxis [1665] : Penobscot

  Item 202620  

  Chebartina [1676] : Penobscot

  Item 204382  

  Francois Joseph [1798] : Passamaquoddy

  Item 205431  

  Nicholas Hawawesh [1776]

  Item 210564  

  Louis Neptune 1 [1764]

  Item 203311  

  Jean Dennis [1777]

  Item 207249  

  Marguerite [1681] : Penobscot Need Review (relationships)

  Item 212765  

  Pierre [1726] : Penobscot

  Item 215654  

  Warabita [1666]

  Item 216990  

  Michel Neptune 5 [1760] : Passamaquoddy

  Item 212220  

  Pease [1741] : Penobscot

  Item 202215  

  Bryon [1818] : Penobscot

  Item 218328  

  Louis Neptune 5 [1770] : Passamaquoddy

  Item 200936  

  Antoine [1796] : Passamaquoddy

  Item 204533  

  Nicola Francois Xavier [1796]

  Item 206578  

  Joshua Jean Thomas [1796] : Passamaquoddy

  Item 209759  

  Michel [1759]

  Item 210754  

  Francois Nicholas [1796] : Passamaquoddy

  Item 218311  

  John Thomas 2 [1796] : Passamaquoddy

  Item 216407  

  Jean Etienne [1774]

  Item 213864  

  Renewando [1726]

  Item 206242  

  Thomas Jean [1771] : Penobscot

  Item 211392  

  Nunguemut [1771] : Penobscot

  Item 204334  

  White Francois [1779] : Penobscot

  Item 208016  

  Joseph Laurent Joseph Petit Pierre [0000] : Penobscot

  Item 206771  

  Joan [1670]

  Item 211389  

  Nunatconet [1666]

  Item 216901  

  Meganumba [1839]

  Item 214904  

  Tewugus [1685]

  Item 208070  

  Nathaniel Laurent [1810] : Penobscot

  Item 210162  

  Thomas Moxis [1810] : Penobscot

  Item 209292  

  English Mary [1820] : Penobscot

  Item 210550  

  Joseph Marie Neptune [1768]

  Item 218193  

  John Neptune [1763] : Passamaquoddy Chief ; Death likely 1763 : aka Bungawarawit / Bungawarrawit

  Item 218912  

  Manituwamet [1624]
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• Events Cited by this Manuscript

  Item 132774  

  Received presents because he was not present at meeting on 09/24/1818 with General Blake.

  Item 132775  

  Ricker deposed that he had told him 26 years earlier that the Magaguadavic was the St. Croix.

  Item 100997  

  At meeting of "Passamaquoddy and Machias tribes" regarding boundaries with United States representatives.

  Item 106072  

  Swore that the river they showed surveyor John Michell was the St. Croix.

  Item 132776  

  One of three deputies to be escorted to Boston.

  Item 108797  

  Became Captain when John Attean and John Neptune became Gov. and Lieut. Gov.

  Item 132777  

  Deeded land to Lawrence Dennis with others.

  Item 132778  

  Signed a deed to L . Dennis, with others bounding Winslow's rocks (Woolwich shore north of Bath bridge).

  Item 132779  

  Signed receipt for 100 baskets of corn.

  Item 132780  

  Signed a receipt to Blake for 100 bushels of corn supplied by Massachusetts.

  Item 106527  

  One of the Penobscots who asked Williamson to take a census of the tribe.

• Mentions Cited by this Manuscript

  Item 16425  

  Cited in land dispute between Sylvanus Davis and Robert Lawrence.

  Item 15530  

  Received presents because he was not present at meeting on 09/24/1818 with General Blake.

  Item 20361  

  Not named, but referred to as Governor. Received presents because he was not present at meeting on 09/24/1818 with General Blake.

  Item 27618  

  Received presents because he was not present at meeting on 09/24/1818 with General Blake.

  Item 29790  

  Received presents because he was not present at meeting on 09/24/1818 with General Blake.

  Item 30513  

  Received presents because he was not present at meeting on 09/24/1818 with General Blake.

  Item 32677  

  Received presents because he was not present at meeting on 09/24/1818 with General Blake.

  Item 37286  

  Received presents because he was not present at meeting on 09/24/1818 with General Blake.

  Item 40278  

  Not named, but referred to as Lt. Governor. Received presents because he was not present at meeting on 09/24/1818 with General Blake.

  Item 40350  

  Received presents and an epaulet because he was not present at meeting on 09/24/1818 with General Blake.

  Item 40673  

  Received presents because he was not present at meeting on 09/24/1818 with General Blake.

  Item 41254  

  Received presents because he was not present at meeting on 09/24/1818 with General Blake.

  Item 46828  

  Received presents because he was not present at meeting on 09/24/1818 with General Blake.

  Item 18146  

  Ricker deposed that he had told 26 years earlier that the Magaguadavic was the St. Croix.

  Item 25123  

  Gave deposition regarding the identity of the St. Croix River.

  Item 39907  

  Ricker deposed that he had told him 26 years earlier that the Magaguadavic was the St. Croix.

  Item 40408  

  Ricker deposed that he had told him 26 years earlier that the Magaguadavic was the St. Croix.

  Item 40100  

  Deceased; Passamaquoddy chief. Buried at Indian Pond, St. Andrews.

  Item 40467  

  He complained to Jno Curry in 1784 that the cross at the Indian Pond burial ground had been cut down by "Refugees."

  Item 48244  

  Deceased; buried at Indian Pond, St. AndrewsD

  Item 40473  

  Speaker for Indians who went to visit Lord William Campbell to give up French medals and receive British ones. Requested a grant of land.

  Item 40475  

  Interviewed by Junior Surveyor of Nova Scotia Charles Morris respecting the true St. Croix River. One of the Passamaquoddy chiefs, 50 - 60 years old.

  Item 12668  

  At meeting of "Passamaquoddy and Machias tribes" regarding boundaries with United States representatives.

  Item 22105  

  Visited Pagan and Chipman, who had sent the Passamaquoddies a message regarding boundaries.

  Item 22283  

  At meeting of "Passamaquoddy and Machias tribes" regarding boundaries with United States representatives.

  Item 25132  

  At meeting of "Passamaquoddy and Machias tribes" regarding boundaries with United States representatives.

  Item 28018  

  At meeting of "Passamaquoddy and Machias tribes" regarding boundaries with United States representatives.

  Item 28019  

  Interpreter at meeting regarding boundaries with United States representatives.

  Item 28803  

  At meeting of "Passamaquoddy and Machias tribes" regarding boundaries with United States representatives.

  Item 32329  

  Visited Pagan and Chipman, who had sent the Passamaquoddies a message regarding boundaries. He was "French", interpreted.

  Item 34567  

  Concurred with othe Passamaquoddies regarding boundaries.

  Item 34568  

  At meeting of "Passamaquoddy and Machias tribes" regarding boundaries with United States representatives.

  Item 37701  

  Swore that the river they showed surveyor John Michell was the St. Croix.

  Item 39794  

  Passamaquoddy chief. Visited Pagan and Chipman, who had sent the Passamaquoddies a message regarding boundaries.

  Item 40410  

  One of four Indians who identified the Magaguadavic as the St. Croix river for John Michell.

  Item 41201  

  At meeting of "Passamaquoddy and Machias tribes" regarding boundaries with United States representatives.

  Item 53553  

  At meeting of "Passamaquoddy and Machias tribes" regarding boundaries with United States representatives.

  Item 35791  

  Swore that the river they showed surveyor John Michell was the St. Croix.

  Item 19957  

  Argued a few days before with Macum; one of those in Boston the previous summer "that wore the Wigg."

  Item 29665  

  Drew a map of Cobscook River with mills.

  Item 20060  

  One of three deputies to be escorted to Boston.

  Item 20358  

  One of three deputies to be escorted to Boston.

  Item 29183  

  One of three deputies to be escorted to Boston.

  Item 13088  

  Chief at Pequakig (Pigwacket/Fryeburg)

  Item 25237  

  Chief at Amasocontee (Amasocintee/Farmington Falls)

  Item 34771  

  Chief at Saint John River

  Item 35109  

  Chief at "Ersegontegog" [Arasagunticook/Odanak]

  Item 50310  

  Chief at Wawenoc.

  Item 52934  

  Chief at Narangawock

  Item 56028  

  Chief at Penobscot.

  Item 27881  

  Made esquire by the Executive of Mass, "the only Native so honored

  Item 43082  

  ". . . killed his squaw at or near the Point - put her through the ice. . ."

  Item 43694  

  Gov. or chief to 1801-2.

  Item 21714  

  Deceased. Killed following the Penobscot Expedition.

  Item 57720  

  Deceased; murdered during a series of Penobscot Indian raids upon settlers in the Penobscot Valley following the American defeat at Castine.

  Item 20193  

  Deceased; Chief following Orono

  Item 20851  

  Became Captain when John Attean and John Neptune became Lieut. Governor.

  Item 27602  

  Chief following Thomas, Died at age 100.

  Item 31070  

  Wife of Jo Peries (Joseph Petit Pierre); "a very handsome squaw."

  Item 32899  

  Son of Joeph Petit Pierrre.

  Item 33855  

  Chief following Aitteon.

  Item 37703  

  Became Captain when John Attean and John Neptune became Gov. and Lieut. Gov.

  Item 40277  

  Became Lieutenant Governor.

  Item 43693  

  Chief following Osson, Died at age 110.

  Item 45099  

  Father of Laurent. Wife was "old Margaret"; he died before she did.

  Item 45105  

  Became Captain when John Attean and John Neptune became Gov. and Lieut. Gov.

  Item 54042  

  Deceased; Chief, died before Rev. War and age 110.

  Item 39796  

  Promised to keep the peace with the Americans; styles himself as chief of the "Merishate, Penobscot and Passamaquoddy Indians."

  Item 29394  

  Sold land to Anthony Brackett. Ms. Waldo Papers.

  Item 43079  

  Signed a deed with Warrabita acknowledged payment for land by Munjoy.

  Item 51533  

  Deceased; sister Jhone sold land to Anthony Brackett. Ms. Waldo Papers.

  Item 55388  

  Signed a deed with Nunnatconett (male) acknowledged payment for land by Munjoy.

  Item 15872  

  Caught up with Heath/Harmon raiding party and thus was able to warn Rasle about the impending raid on Norridgewock.

  Item 48192  

  Hiscock, Eaton and Reed testify to his honesty and intelligence re: information provided about Pejepscot Land Grant.

  Item 18766  

  Sold land to Thomas Giles at Pleasant Point, Merrymeeting Bay.

  Item 35176  

  Present when Derumkin sold land to Thomas Giles at Pleasant Point, Merrymeeting Bay

  Item 57732  

  Requested that no more funds be spent on schooling away from Old Town Island.

  Item 38148  

  With Madockawando, asked Earthy aboard vessel to talk, trade? Bedford Deposition

  Item 38386  

  Signed a deed to Cleeves for Sheepscot and Munsweeg claimed by Tucker.

  Item 30045  

  One of two who spoke with agent General Blake for Penobscots; favors settling, agriculture, school.

  Item 48189  

  Deposition as to limits of Pejepscot.

  Item 37029  

  Sketched from a pen sketch by Captain Ringold.

  Item 56084  

  Signed a deed for land between Great & Little Oyster Rivers.

  Item 40613  

  Peace treaty. He was Chief of Passamaquoddy.

  Item 10040  

  Signed a deed east of Kennebec to Davis. Abagadassett Point = Nagusset here.

  Item 10519  

  Deeded land to Lawrence Dennis with others.

  Item 13013  

  Signed a deed to L . Dennis, with others bounding Winslow's rocks (Woolwich shore north of Bath bridge).

  Item 13014  

  Deeded land to Lawrence Dennis with others.

  Item 19292  

  Deeded land to Lawrence Dennis with others.

  Item 52996  

  Signed a deed to L . Dennis, with others bounding Winslow's rocks (Woolwich shore north of Bath bridge).

  Item 55531  

  Signed a deed to L . Dennis, with others bounding Winslow's rocks (Woolwich shore north of Bath bridge).

  Item 50122  

  Signed receipt for 100 baskets of corn.

  Item 32968  

  Signed a receipt to Blake for 100 bushels of corn supplied by Massachusetts.

  Item 33145  

  Signed a receipt to Blake for 100 bushels of corn supplied by Massachusetts.

  Item 33291  

  Signed a receipt to Blake for 100 bushels of corn supplied by Massachusetts.

  Item 38810  

  Signed a receipt to Blake for 100 bushels of corn supplied by Massachusetts.

  Item 38834  

  Signed a receipt to Blake for 100 bushels of corn supplied by Massachusetts.

  Item 40661  

  Signed a receipt to Blake for 100 bushels of corn supplied by Massachusetts.

  Item 41979  

  Signed a receipt to Blake for 100 bushels of corn supplied by Massachusetts.

  Item 41599  

  Spokesman for Indians when they gathered to receive their corn. He spoke English.

  Item 33386  

  Signed receipt for 100 baskets of corn.

  Item 56085  

  Signed a deed to Francois Small 20 mi. sq., Little River to C. Porpoise.

  Item 36543  

  35-40 years old, spoke with the governor, sophisticated..

  Item 40304  

  One of the Penobscots who asked Williamson to take a census of the tribe.

  Item 46379  

  One of the Penobscots who asked Williamson to take a census of the tribe.

  Item 48482  

  One of the Penobscots who asked Williamson to take a census of the tribe.

  Item 20360  

  Became chief after interreginum of 7-8 years; blueish eyes, mild look, not very black, tawney; talks English poorly, diffident peaseable man, tall, Straight stature, much less a politician than Neptune.

  Item 27603  

  Replaced Orono, served 5-6 years. Had a justice commission which gave him the title esquire..

  Item 41604  

  Bold, courageous, first warrior of the tribe. Could write his name, read a very little.

  Item 39763  

  Thomas Millidge copied his birch bark map of a route from the Saint John to the Penobscot.
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