Papers at the Huntington Free Library, The ... Type: Manuscript Identifier: 300445 Title: Papers at the Huntington Free Library, The ... Manuscript ID: 300445 Description: Papers at the Huntington Free Library, The Bronx, New York, and Dinard Library, Holy Cross College, Worcester, Mass. People Cited by this ManuscriptItem 206041 Jacques VincentItem 203917 Jean EtienneItem 204120 FrancoisItem 204185 Jean FrancoisItem 216985 Jean Baptiste NeptuneItem 209702 John NeptuneItem 210504 Francois Joseph NeptuneItem 216280 Pierre BenoitItem 212552 Thomas Petit PaulItem 209956 Joseph MohawkItem 210626 Noel NeptuneItem 212998 Pierre MichelItem 217338 Louis ThomasItem 206053 Louis Jacques VincentItem 215065 Joseph ThomasItem 204121 FrancoisItem 204203 Joseph Francois/Maliseet/MicmacItem 204202 Joseph Francois/Maliseet/MicmacItem 216323 Pierre JacquesItem 216684 Joseph MarieItem 204382 Francois JosephItem 217003 Pierre NicholasItem 213150 Pierre ThomasItem 215021 Francois ThomasItem 207265 Louis Joseph ThomasItem 204621 Jean Pierre GabrielItem 202897 Peallne CodalItem 204478 Francois XavierItem 213581 Joseph PrestonItem 214974 Anselme Sai ThomasShow 24 moreEvents Cited by this ManuscriptItem 126242 Pierre to Gov. and Council not to sell Indian Townships; new church at Pleasant Point is a good building, not leaking as Jean Baptiste Neptune claims.Item 134541 Political troubles of the past decade are resolved.Item 134542 Signed a treaty re. division of tribe.Item 104368 A chief of the Passamaquoddies addressed by Gov. Carleton.Mentions Cited by this ManuscriptItem 14555 Pierre to Gov. and Council not to sell Indian Townships; new church at Pleasant Point is a good building, not leaking as Jean Baptiste Neptune claims.Item 16947 Pierre to Gov. and Council not to sell Indian Townships; new church at Pleasant Point is a good building, not leaking as Jean Baptiste Neptune claims.Item 20236 Political troubles of the past decade are resolved.Item 20237 Signed a treaty re. division of tribe.Item 20638 Governor for past 10 years; honest man as was his father.Item 20639 Judge Owen vouched for his character.Item 20766 Deceased.Item 21155 Not to be replaced as Governor until they heard from the "King of the Indians in Canada."Item 21156 Signed a treaty re. division of tribe.Item 21157 Petitioned Washington re: his father's (Francois Joseph) service.Item 21168 Planned to attend a conference with Penobscots at Orono.Item 21170 Claimed his father's pension for serving in the Revolutionary war.Item 21287 Signed a treaty re. division of tribe.Item 21312 Requested support from the town for support of Mary, Gov. Francois Joseph's widow.Item 21942 With Joseph Thomas, a Chief of Saint John addressed by Gov. Carleton.Item 22348 Pierre to Gov. and Council not to sell Indian Townships; new church at Pleasant Point is a good building, not leaking as Jean Baptiste Neptune claims.Item 26103 A chief of the Passamaquoddies addressed by Gov. Carleton.Item 26883 Pierre to Gov. and Council not to sell Indian Townships; new church at Pleasant Point is a good building, not leaking as Jean Baptiste Neptune claims.Item 27215 Pierre to Gov. and Council not to sell Indian Townships; new church at Pleasant Point is a good building, not leaking as Jean Baptiste Neptune claims.Item 29664 Had served in the Revoultionary war.Item 29670 Shot the coxwain of the ship Dawson's barge during the revolution. Deposition by Samuel Watts March 3, 1849.Item 30929 Pierre to Gov. and Council not to sell Indian Townships; new church at Pleasant Point is a good building, not leaking as Jean Baptiste Neptune claims.Item 31112 A chief of the Passamaquoddies addressed by Gov. Carleton.Item 38258 Signed a treaty re. division of tribe.Item 39756 Requested ammunition from the town. Governor of Passamaquoddies.Item 39791 A chief of the Passamaquoddies addressed by Gov. Carleton.Item 39955 Signed a treaty re. division of tribe.Item 39975 Tribal rep. Neptune had departed but his petition will be attended to.Item 39985 Returned from Augusta, announced agent Farnsworth to be replaced.Item 40002 Boston Bishop said he had lied to him. Memo from S. Leland also signed by J. O'Donnell and Peter Gilligan.Item 40130 Political troubles of the past decade are resolved.Item 40131 Signed a treaty re. division of tribe.Item 40736 Political troubles of the past decade are resolved.Item 41782 Signed a treaty re. division of tribe.Item 46120 Signed a treaty re. division of tribe.Item 47895 Pierre to Gov. and Council not to sell Indian Townships; new church at Pleasant Point is a good building, not leaking as Jean Baptiste Neptune claims.Item 48514 Signed a treaty re. division of tribe.Item 49619 Signed a treaty re. division of tribe.Item 53218 Told David Dunn at Campobello that 30 Passamaquoddies, Maliseets, Saint Johns and Penobscots planned "to attend a general Meeting at Montreal in August, next."Item 53363 Political troubles of the past decade are resolved.Item 53516 Annuonced intent of some Pass., Penob., and Saint John's to visit Montreal August next.Item 53587 With Francois Xavier, a Chief of Saint John addressed by Gov. Carleton.Item 53728 Signed a treaty re. division of tribe.Show 37 more Relationships Enlarge Citation “Papers at the Huntington Free Library, The ...,” HRI-FNE, accessed June 11, 2025, https://hrifne.avantlogic.net/digitalarchive/items/show/445.Item300445 Save this item as a PDF file
