Bomazeen Type: Person Identifier: 202035 Title: Bomazeen Unique ID: Bomazeen Standard Name: Bomazeen Cateramogus Manuscript Name: Abemasin Abemesin Abemesine Abomaseen Abomasin Abomasun Abomazeen Abombasson Bamzi Bomaseen Bomaseen, Captain Bomasen Bomasin Bomasine Bomazeen Bomazun, Capt. Bomazyn Bombazeen Bombazeene Bomisen Bommaz'een Bommazeen Bomosin Bomoson Bumazene Capt. Bomazeen Col Bomazine His wife Roomasina Sagamor Bomasin Ethnicity: Kennebec Norridgewock Penobscot Family: Father of Francois Joseph Bomazeen Nephew of Moxis Nephew of Taxous Place Event: Amasocontee (Farmington Falls, ME) Place Vital: Boston, MA Date: 1688 1689-08-05 1692 1693-07-21 1694 1694-05-10 1694-05-31 1694-06-11 1694-11 1694-11-19 1695-05-31 1695-07-04 1696-03-01 1697-03-30 1698 1698-04-09 1698-07-19 1698-11-30 1698-12 1698-12-01 1699 1699-01-07 1699-04-09 1699-08-05 1700 1700-05-01 1701 1701-11-12 1701-12-27 1702-06-20 1702-11-13 1703 1703-05-24 1703-06-02 1703-06-20 1703-07-08 1703-07-09 1703-07-12 1703-07-19 1703-08-11 1705-02-13 1708-11 1712-09-19 1713-01-11 1713-02-07 1713-07-13 1714-01-10 1714-01-11 1714-03-10 1714-07-23 1715 1716-06-06 1716-06-07 1717-01-17 1717-08-09 1719-09-11 1720-07-15 1720-07-23 1720-08-10 1720-11-25 1721 1721-03-23 1722-02-04 1723-02-04 1724-08 1724-08-11 1724-08-18 1724-08-28 1725-04-17 1725-04-21 1728-12-23 1753-05-25 Mention Type: archival, MA, ME Events that this Person attendedItem 128319 Arrived from Wawenock.Item 128453 Attended a conference.Item 128456 Wrote to the Gov. Dudley.Item 128501 With others, met Southack, heard & signed proclamation.Item 100179 Bomazeen, Moxis and Madockawando's son brought captives to Quebec after Pemaquid raid.Item 100183 Reported that "Sir Obin", 2 "Friers" and Indians from Pigwacket and Penacook were at Winegance waiting for Canadian Indians, planned to attack.Item 129061 A Kennebec at Arrowsic treaty.Item 129077 Treaty read to him, other sags., and 97 others by Southack.Item 129078 Home there, Indians too poor to be a threat.Item 132330 Head of wigwam 12.Item 132331 Twenty fifth wigwamItem 132460 Delegate to a conference there.Item 101791 Declared peace to Dudley.Item 132471 Delegate at conference.Item 132483 Delegate at conference.Item 101793 Conference regarding rumors of Indian hostility.Item 101792 Comissioners met with Norridgewock Indians to discuss land and trade disputes, French incitements.Item 132501 Delegate at a conference regarding hostilities on the eastern frontier.Item 132557 Signed Casco submission with others.Item 132674 Present at a conference there.Item 125891 From Norridgewock. At the treaty conference he told of French missionaries among them trying to "break the peace."Item 134587 Mauchauxis, Midockawando, and Roomasina Sagamores of Panopscot have about 90 men. "Since [the first mischief] engaged.Item 101790 Southack interpreted treaty to him and others.Show 17 moreChildrenItem 219440 Francois Joseph BomazeenItem 216185 AgamogusKinsmanItem 210158 MoxisItem 214861 TaxousItem 200005 AbagadasetItem 215855 WesemimetMentions of this PersonItem 15109 He and Moxis advise English to leave. WinnegansettItem 15104 With Paquarak and Sheepscot John's 2 sons in jail at Boston.Item 15088 Arrived from Wawenock.Item 15151 J. Bradbury said Bagadusset was Bomazeen's uncle.Item 15091 Met with the governor; war between England and France is near.Item 15107 Represented Noridgewalk at a conference.Item 15099 Wrote to the Gov. Dudley.Item 58099 Had been captured.Item 15111 With others, met Southack, heard & signed proclamation.Item 15125 Bomazeen, Moxis and Madockawando's son brought captives to Quebec after Pemaquid raid.Item 15110 Capt. John Hill said he and Nescombewet promise to call a council to consider treaty conference.Item 56898 With others, presented wampum and beaver pelts as tokens of their peaceful intent should war break out between England and France.Item 15139 Sent by Moxis to warn of French raid - are neutral. A good coat, shirt, neckcloth and hat to ge given to him and the other messenger.Item 15140 Reported that "Sir Obin", 2 "Friers" and Indians from Pigwacket and Penacook were at Winegance waiting for Canadian Indians, planned to attack.Item 15160 Sent by Taxous to warn of a French raid.Item 15108 A Kennebec at Arrowsic treaty.Item 15118 His child escaped with grandmother; became Chief Francois Joseph.Item 15092 Treaty read to him, other sags., and 97 others by Southack.Item 15093 Carried (?) letter from Moxis and Huson to Bellomont for news.Item 15135 Wrote the Governor for news with Wuson (Huson) and Moxes as "agent".Item 15115 Home there, Indians too poor to be a threat.Item 15116 Home again, all was well.Item 15113 Southack interviewed him, Toxus & St. Castin.Item 15086 Aboard Southack vessel.Item 15122 Southack met him aboard an English war shallop.Item 15131 With others, was exchanged for prisoners; Giles present.Item 15143 With others on a visit to Boston.Item 15147 Given 30 pounds worth "in Cloathing Suitable to his Commission" (as Colonel).Item 15149 Col. Bomazine, has lately given proof, of his Fidelity to the English Crown under which he Holds his Commission.Item 15114 Head of wigwam 12.Item 15121 Twenty fifth wigwamItem 15126 Numerous references in Hutchinson's ms. History of Mass.Item 15117 Deceased; killed at his camp south of Norridgewock along with his daughter; wife captured. Nephew and/or son in law later killed in Norridgewock raid.Item 15148 Held N. Eng. commission as colonel, presents voted for him.Item 15106 Delegate to a conference there.Item 15142 Declared peace to Dudley.Item 15105 Attended a conference.Item 15089 Delegate at conference.Item 15912 Orator at a conference.Item 15090 Delegate at conference.Item 15162 Conference regarding rumors of Indian hostility.Item 15145 Comissioners met with Norridgewock Indians to discuss land and trade disputes, French incitements.Item 15095 Delegate at a conference regarding hostilities on the eastern frontier.Item 15101 He signed truce, so isn't one of the 2 men in France.Item 15152 Phillips & Converse to take him to Kennebec for prisoner exchange.Item 15153 Sent with 2 other Indians to treat for captive exchange.Item 15129 Petitioned for trial from jail in Boston.Item 15097 Signed Casco submission with others.Item 15134 With Moxis, to be sent clothing by Mass. Govt.Item 15156 With Scanwenes, messengers to Boston for Toxis of Norridgewock, requests supplies.Item 15155 His old blind squaw was at Richmond fort begging for support.Item 15103 In jail from March 1-Dec. 5, 1696 (39 weeks, 6 days). Requested conference with minister.Item 15154 Banks redeemed captives from him & others.Item 15144 Led pro-English faction, argued with the anti- faction.Item 15124 Captured by March at Pemaquid.Item 15146 Took letter to Boston, said he had chief's appreciation.Item 15150 Captive with others from NorridgewockItem 15087 At Quebec with Madockawando and Moxis.Item 15120 Master of Ann Jenkins; killed and scalped her husband. Higiman account says he was bringing captives to the French after Oyster R. attack.Item 15128 Present at Hezekiah Miles' deposition.Item 15127 Led Groton raid, fancy dress, went to Penacook, then Quebec with captives.Item 15098 At Casco Bay with Hope Hood and Moxis, all Norridgwocks. Bomnazeen a derisive English Epithet?Item 15096 Replaced by Nessacombewit at fort above Norridgewock.Item 15141 With Ramzay & Nesecombewit, this side of Winipesaukee.Item 15094 Present at a conference there.Item 15102 He and two others were siezed by the English.Item 15157 Brought news of Harmon's approach, escaped with two sons. His daughter was killed and his wife taken prisoner to Boston.Item 15132 Said Moxis was his uncle, owned all the Kennebec lands.Item 58031 From Norridgewock. At the treaty conference he told of French missionaries among them trying to "break the peace."Item 15119 Raxou's nephew.Item 15137 Under "Moxus tarheagues" up Kennebec.Item 15100 Deceased; shot in Kennebec River trying to escape. Had recently killed an Englishman.Item 15123 Brought news to treaty conference about Jesuits stirring up trouble.Item 58033 Bomazeen was captured at Pemaquid.Item 57294 Mauchauxis, Midockawando, and Roomasina Sagamores of Panopscot have about 90 men. "Since [the first mischief] engaged.Item 15158 He, his companion "before the council with Serjt Bean."Item 15161 "Indian Sachem" came to Boston wuth an "Express with rumors if 15 Frenchmen landed near Pemaquid" and rumors of war.Item 15130 With many others, visited Southack.Item 15133 Southack interpreted treaty to him and others.Item 15136 A principal man of the Kennebec/Amarascoggin/Saco area.Item 15138 He and Moxis were asked by Southach about 6/30 meeting at Norridgewock.Item 15159 Witnessed deed by Egeremet and Madockawando sale of Medomac River.Show 76 moreSource Manuscripts for this PersonItem 300003 A&R Acts and Resolves, Public and Private ...Item 300037 Baxter 1894 Baxter, James P., ed. 1894 The ...Item 300062 BM Documentary History of the State of Maine ...Item 300093 CCWR Connecticut Colonial War Records 1850-90 ...Item 300111 Coleman 1925 Coleman, Emma Lewis 1925 New ...Item 300123 CSP Calendar of State Papers, Colonial Series ...Item 300183 Evans 1894 1717 A Conference [at Georgetown ...Item 300162 Eckstorm 1934 Eckstorm, Fannie Hardy 1934 ...Item 300215 Gay ms Gay manuscripts pertaining to Cyprian ...Item 300217 Giles 1869 Giles, John 1869 Memoirs of Odd ...Item 300271 JHR 1919-1990 Journals of the House of Representatives ...Item 300278 Johnston 1873 Johnston, John 1873 A History ...Item 300290 La Chasse Census Manuscript census of Acadia ...Item 300315 MA Massachusetts Archives, Boston. Most ...Item 300454 Penhallow 1973 Penhallow, Samuel 1973 The ...Item 300412 NHPP Provincial and State Papers of New ...Item 300335 Mather 1952 Mather, Cotton 1952 Decennium ...Item 300318 MaHSC Massachusetts Historic Society Collections ...Item 300319 MaHSP Massachusetts Historic Society Proceedings ...Item 300406 NEC New England Courant, 1721-1726. Boston ...Item 300418 NS 1952 A New and Further Narrative of the ...Item 300422 NYCD Documents Relative to the Colonial ...Item 300455 P&A 1880 Penhallow and Atkinson 1880 Penhallow ...Item 300897 Pike Journal Quint, A. H., ed. Journal of ...Item 300864 Pitkin 1688 Map of the Eastern Country ...Item 300524 Sewall 1878 Sewall, Samuel 1878 The Diary ...Item 300543 Southack Journal Manuscripts by Cyprian ...Item 300630 YD 1897-1910 York Deeds, various editors ...Show 22 more Relationships Enlarge Citation “Bomazeen,” Historical Documents of Indians of the Far Northeast, accessed April 24, 2025, https://hrifne.avantlogic.net/digitalarchive/items/show/57712.Item202035 Save this item as a PDF file
