Sheepscot John [1676] Type: Person Identifier: 214367 Title: Sheepscot John [1676] Unique ID: Sheepscot John Standard Name: Sheepscot John Manuscript Name: Mobatawongon Sheepecot John Sheepscoat John Sheepscot John Sheepscot john Shepcott Jno Shepcott John Ethnicity: Caniba Penobscot Place Event: Boston, MA Place Vital: Aponege (Sheepscot River, ME) Date: 1676 1688-09-05 1690 1690-05 1693-07-12 1693-08-11 1694 1694-03-16 1694-05-10 1694-11-19 1695 1695-01-21 1695-03-08 1695-03-20 1695-03-25 1695-05-08 1695-05-31 1695-06-25 1695-08-04 1697-03-30 1697-06-11 1697-09 1697-12-18 1698 1698-12-01 1700-09-22 1726-07 1726-07-10 1726-08-03 1726-11-22 Alias: Bagatawawongan John Albagata-Waroongan Mobatawongon Olt Bagot Waroo Ragatawowongan Mention Type: archival, MA, ME ChildrenItem 214166 Squadock [1698] : PenobscotItem 217254 Sampson 1 [1701] : PenobscotMentions of this PersonItem 51351 Two sons were with Paquarak and Bonazeen in jail at Boston.Item 51344 Signed a deed to Rachel Atkins with Blind Joan, Agamogus.Item 51354 One of the Toconnock-Norridgewock groupItem 51346 His deed was mentioned.Item 51358 Carried letter for Androscoggins.Item 51359 Carried presents to Indians from Gov. Stoughton.Item 51353 At Pemaquid, son in jail.Item 51375 Laurent (Loron) said he belonged toward Boston.Item 51356 Reference to the Madockawando deed.Item 51376 Signed a deed mentioned.Item 51345 His deed said to be invalid because he was from "towards Boston."Item 51372 He and his wife Philousa given as hostages.Item 51347 Given as a hostage and interpreter.Item 51362 Said he will bring captives and Egerement to Boston for a conference.Item 51360 Sent by March (from jail?) to get info on Indians.Item 51349 Sent to obtain information on Indians.Item 51374 8/4-28/1695, in Boston jail with Aissett & 2 sons.Item 51373 Four and a half pounds spent for prison costs for him and 2 sons.Item 51366 5 lbs, 13 s for his 2 sons and Bomazeen in jail in Boston.Item 51364 In jail with 2 sons March-June 98. Caleb Ray accts.Item 51365 Two sons in jail from May 26 to 13 October, cost 12 lbs.Item 51367 Caleb Ray charged 5 lbs 13 s for his 2 sons and Bomazeen in jail.Item 51368 Two sons in jail June 3-Nov. 18 , cost 9 lbs, 12 s.Item 51357 2 sons in Boston jail, were at Amasocontee dog feast.Item 51363 His 2 sons in jail were believed to be involved in plot to attack Oyster River.Item 51371 He and Wiworna told Penhallow of English captured at Kennebunk and taken to Canada.Item 51361 Sheepscoat John, a praying Indian of Rev. Eliot.Item 51355 Chief Sagamore of Sheepscot; Tobias Oakman Narrative.Item 51352 Chief Sachem of Sheepscot; Tobias Oakman captivity deposition.Item 51350 Hostage, unharmed despite raids; given presents for Androscoggin Indians.Item 51369 He returned from Boston, with son; gave power of attorney to Jackson.Item 51348 Interpreter at deed of Madockawando with others to Phipps for both sides of St. Georges River.Show 26 moreSource Manuscripts for this PersonItem 300003 Acts and Resolves, Public and Private, of ...Item 300062 Documentary History of the State of Maine ...Item 300093 Connecticut Colonial War Records 1850–90 ...Item 300185 The Conference with the Eastern Indians, ...Item 300261 Hutchinson, Thomas. The History of the Colony ...Item 300313 Documents Historiques, Correspondence échangée ...Item 300315 Massachusetts Archives. Boston, Mass.Item 300555 Sullivan, James. “The History of the Penobscot ...Item 300335 Mather, Cotton. “Decennium Luctuosum: A History ...Item 300318 Massachusetts Historic Society Collections ...Item 300343 Collections of the Maine Historical Society ...Item 300422 Documents Relative to the Colonial History ...Item 300543 Southack, Cyprian. Southack Journal Manuscripts ...Item 300215 Gay manuscripts pertaining to Cyprian Southack ...Item 300630 York Deeds, various editors. 18 Vols. Various ...Item 300112 Collection de Manuscrits, contenant Lettres ...Show 10 more Relationships Enlarge Citation “Sheepscot John [1676],” HRI-FNE, accessed September 2, 2026, https://hrifne.avantlogic.net/digitalarchive/items/show/57717.Item214367 Save this item as a PDF file
