Laurent [1668] Type: Person Identifier: 208031 Title: Laurent [1668] Unique ID: Laurent 5 Standard Name: Laurent Manuscript Name: Doctor Lawler Doctor Lolar Lalen, dock Laurent Laurentuis Lola Lola, C(aptain?) Lola, Doct Lola, Doct. Lola, Dr Lola, Dr. Lolan, Doct Lolan, council Lolar Lolar, Doc Lolar, Doct. Lolar, Docter Lolar, Doctor Lolar, Doctr Lolar, Dr. Lolar, Governor Lolar, council Loler, Doct Loler, Doct. Lolian Lolor, Doctor Loran, Governor Loula, Doct. Mrs Lola Mrs. Lola Ethnicity: Gaspesian Penobscot Family: Father of Joseph Place Event: Augusta, ME Place Vital: Nashwak (Fredericton, NB area) Description: @ Date: 1668 1810-06-19 1810-11-20 1825-06-26 1827-12-26 1831-12-11 1832-02-05 1834-02-09 1834-02-11 1834-12-31 1836-03-11 1837-12-26 1838-01 1838-01-23 1838-02-24 1838-06-25 1838-12-17 1839 1839-01-23 1839-06-13 1839-06-22 1840-01-14 1840-02-03 1840-02-13 1840-02-28 1840-03-04 1840-05-19 1840-06-02 1840-06-14 1840-06-18 1840-07-03 1841-01-27 1841-03-23 1841-06-17 1841-07-19 1842 1842-01 1842-02-14 1842-02-15 1842-05-16 1842-06-06 1842-06-07 1842-08-22 1842-11-06 1843-01 1843-01-02 1843-01-17 1843-02-01 1843-02-04 1844-01-27 1844-03-28 1844-05-19 1844-10-30 1845-01-01 Alias: Old Doct Loler Old Town Island Warnings: Lifespan is 178 years Events that this Person attendedItem 103076 Legislature ordered payment from Indian Fund for travel to legislature.Item 129852 Daughter Josephte Marie Laurent was baptized.Item 132408 Confirmed, female.Item 132780 Signed a receipt to Blake for 100 bushels of corn supplied by Massachusetts.Item 132849 Signed a petition to governor and council for funds for a priest.Item 132851 Petitioned Governor for funds to support a priest.Item 100549 Petitioned to defend agent Hayford.Item 100937 Petitioned for new agent. Hayford provides shoddy goods, lived too far away, let their fishing privelege out to rent.Item 101450 Petitioned to support lease of fishing priviledge to Jo Mary Michel and Winslow Staples.Item 101614 Sent Solomon Swasin with petition; signers were of good character and farmers of substance.Item 133027 Agent's supply vouchers for 1845.Item 133250 Penobscots petitioned for compensation for hosting Saint John and Passamaquoddy delegates.Item 133251 Protested against Penobscot governors for life; elected new governore by ballot.Item 133252 Petitioned to have spending of tribal funds changed to focus instead on education, poor relief and cultivation.Item 133333 Agent bought seed potatoes for him.Item 133334 Agent paid bounty for harvest to him and his son.Item 133343 Agent bought medicine for his wife.Item 133350 Agent bought potatoes for him.Item 133351 Agent bought him medicine.Item 133440 Agent's 1844 vouchers for supplies. Multiple entries follow.Item 133469 Received agricultural bounty from agent for produce raised in 1841.Item 133598 Agent's 1839 vouchers for supplies.Item 133688 Letter to Gov. & Council in support of agent Richardson.Item 101565 Petitioned in opposition to abolish tradditional practice of chosing tribal officers "for life."Item 133722 Petitioned complaining of injustice by the Fairfield administration; request payment for Rev. Thomas Sullivan, Pastor of the Catholic Church in Bangor.Item 133734 New party member, wanted blankets instead of cloth for the poor.Item 101566 Petitioned for up to $1000 (from the Indian fund) for a conference with the Saint Johns and Pasamaquoddy Indians. Indefinitely postponed.Item 133749 Petitioned that Penobscot land titles be vested in the Indians, not the state, as inducement to agriculture. Indefinitely postponed.Item 133750 Petitioned to elect governor by ballot.Item 133756 Petitioned to replace Governor and Lieutenant Governor, to elect new ones and to end influence of British tribes. Indefinitely postponed.Item 133762 Petitioned the legislature that Pierre Thomas was the Penobscot representative, not John Neptune.Item 133779 Signed a petition as among those agrieved by sale of the four Indian townships.Item 101106 Requested that no more funds be spent on schooling away from Old Town Island.Item 133805 Agent's 1840 vouchers for supplies.Item 133806 Land harrowed for him on Costigan Island.Item 133807 Land plowed and harrowed for him.Item 133808 Agent's 1840 vouchers for supplies.Item 134081 Sponsored Marie Sanislua at baptism.Item 134159 Daughter Marie Ann was baptized.Item 134160 Son Soseph was baptized.Item 134161 Sponsored Susan Elisabeth at baptism.Item 135582 Certified Joseph Socbassin as legislator for the current session.Show 36 moreMentions of this PersonItem 33031 Legislature ordered payment from Indian Fund for travel to legislature.Item 32973 Called governor in Blake papers.Item 33040 Pawned goods worth $5.63.Item 33052 Daughter Josephte Marie Laurent was baptized.Item 33293 Confirmed, female.Item 32968 Signed a receipt to Blake for 100 bushels of corn supplied by Massachusetts.Item 33008 Signed a petition to governor and council for funds for a priest.Item 32975 Petitioned Governor for funds to support a priest.Item 33037 Petitioned for new agent. Hayford provides shoddy goods, lived too far away, let their fishing privelege out to rent.Item 33038 Petitioned to support lease of fishing priviledge to Jo Mary Michel and Winslow Staples.Item 33039 Petitioned to defend agent Hayford.Item 33041 Sent Solomon Swasin with petition; signers were of good character and farmers of substance.Item 33018 Agent's supply vouchers for 1845.Item 33016 Received payments / supplies throughout the year; was sick.Item 32987 Agent bought potatoes for him.Item 32988 Penobscots petitioned for compensation for hosting Saint John and Passamaquoddy delegates.Item 33033 Petitioned to have spending of tribal funds changed to focus instead on education, poor relief and cultivation.Item 33034 Protested against Penobscot governors for life; elected new governore by ballot.Item 33006 Agent paid bounty for harvest to him and his son.Item 33009 Received supplies from agent. Multiple entries throughout the year.Item 33012 Agent bought seed potatoes for him.Item 33010 Agent bought potatoes for him.Item 33011 Agent bought him medicine.Item 33013 Agent bought medicine for his wife.Item 33002 Agent's 1841 vouchers for supplies. Multiple entries follow.Item 33017 Agent's 1844 vouchers for supplies. Multiple entries follow.Item 33014 Received agricultural bounty from agent for produce raised in 1841.Item 32986 He and his wife are paid by agent.Item 32989 Agent's 1839 vouchers for supplies.Item 32991 Agent paid to have land plowed.Item 32993 Agent paid to have land plowed.Item 33003 Agent's 1841 vouchers for supplies. Multiple entries follow.Item 33004 Agent's 1841 vouchers for supplies. Multiple entries follow.Item 33005 Wife was ill.Item 32980 Letter to Gov. & Council in support of agent Richardson.Item 33032 Petitioned in opposition to abolish tradditional practice of chosing tribal officers "for life."Item 32981 New party member, wanted blankets instead of cloth for the poor.Item 33001 Petitioned complaining of injustice by the Fairfield administration; request payment for Rev. Thomas Sullivan, Pastor of the Catholic Church in Bangor.Item 33035 Petitioned for up to $1000 (from the Indian fund) for a conference with the Saint Johns and Pasamaquoddy Indians. Indefinitely postponed.Item 32994 Petitioned to elect governor by ballot.Item 32995 Petitioned that Penobscot land titles be vested in the Indians, not the state, as inducement to agriculture. Indefinitely postponed.Item 33007 Petitioned to replace Governor and Lieutenant Governor, to elect new ones and to end influence of British tribes. Indefinitely postponed.Item 33015 Petitioned the legislature that Pierre Thomas was the Penobscot representative, not John Neptune.Item 32985 Signed a petition as among those agrieved by sale of the four Indian townships.Item 33036 Requested that no more funds be spent on schooling away from Old Town Island.Item 32996 Agent's 1840 vouchers for supplies.Item 32997 Agent's 1840 vouchers for supplies; on 03/12/1840, child was sick.Item 32998 Land harrowed for him on Costigan Island.Item 32999 Land plowed and harrowed for him.Item 33000 Agent's 1840 vouchers for supplies.Item 32979 Daughter Marie Ann was baptized.Item 32982 Son Soseph was baptized.Item 32983 Sponsored Marie Sanislua at baptism.Item 32984 Witnessed marriage of Wm Devo and Serah Laurent.Item 32992 Sponsored Susan Elisabeth at baptism.Item 32990 Certified Joseph Socbassin as legislator for the current session.Show 50 moreSource Manuscripts for this PersonItem 300003 Acts and Resolves, Public and Private, of ...Item 300164 Eckstorm, Fannie Hardy. Old John Neptune ...Item 300157 Eckstorm Indian Pawn Papers Manuscript Records ...Item 300233 Hamilton, Willis D., Evelyn Fider, and Robert ...Item 300295 Larouche, Leonidas. Le Second Registre de ...Item 300342 Maine Historical Society Manuscript Collection ...Item 300365 Maine State Archives Executive Council Report ...Item 300368 Maine State Archives Indian Affairs Box. ...Item 300370 Maine State Legislature Graveyard, Maine ...Item 300371 Maine State Archives Legislative Index.Item 300434 Old Town Register. Portland Chancery, Portland ...Item 300571 Thomas Place, Thomaston, Maine. Auction lot ... Relationships Enlarge Citation “Laurent [1668],” HRI-FNE, accessed May 13, 2026, https://hrifne.avantlogic.net/digitalarchive/items/show/57725.Item208031 Save this item as a PDF file
