Pierre Esquatpan Type: Person Identifier: 203858 Title: Pierre Esquatpan Unique ID: Pierre Esquatpan Standard Name: Esquatpan Manuscript Name: Peal Squantepon Peal Squatopen Peal Squatpan Peol Squanpan Peol Squantapon Peol Squantason Peol Squantepont Peol Squantopow Peol Squatopon Peol Squatpan Peol Squatpod Peter Squatfoot Piel Squatepon Ethnicity: Maliseet Penobscot Place Event: Augusta, MEMoosehead Lake, ME Place Vital: Bangor, MEOld Town, ME Date: 1823 1823-01-01 1823-06 1827-12-26 1829-07-16 1831-05-30 1832-12-28 1835 1837-12-26 1838-01 1838-02-24 1838-06-27 1839 1841-12-29 1842-01-15 1843-09-14 Events that this Person attendedItem 128288 At a meeting re: land dealings.Item 128289 Promised contribution toward construction of a church.Item 128480 Head of families 4 persons.Item 128482 Head of household; 4 persons.Item 102939 Owed J. T. Hardy $2.50.Item 132851 Petitioned Governor for funds to support a priest.Item 133217 Agent's vouchers for 1838.Item 133388 Agent delivered potatoes to him.Item 133458 Penobscot Governor and Council appointed Joseph Petit Paul agent to legislature.Item 133589 Penobscot Governor and Council request no change in agent.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 133700 Signed a petition requesting suits of clothes for Augusta for John Neptune and Capt. Pierre Thomas. The request was translated from Penobscot.Item 101566 Petitioned for up to $1000 (from the Indian fund) for a conference with the Saint Johns and Pasamaquoddy Indians. Indefinitely postponed.Item 133746 Petitioned for land, claiming they had been driven out of New Brunswick by "British" settlers.Item 134556 census of Penobscot Indians, 4 souls, 1 hunter, 1 child under 10, no persons under 10.Show 10 moreMentions of this PersonItem 19988 Promised contribution toward construction of a church.Item 19990 At a meeting re: land dealings.Item 19991 Owned Lot 2 on Gordon Island, Howland.Item 19996 Head of families 4 persons.Item 19997 Head of household; 4 persons.Item 20000 Owed J. T. Hardy $2.50.Item 19985 Petitioned Governor for funds to support a priest.Item 19993 Agent's vouchers for 1838.Item 19989 Agent delivered potatoes to him.Item 19994 Penobscot Governor and Council appointed Joseph Petit Paul agent to legislature.Item 19995 Penobscot Governor and Council request no change in agent.Item 19987 Letter to Gov. & Council in support of agent Richardson.Item 19998 Petitioned in opposition to abolish tradditional practice of chosing tribal officers "for life."Item 19992 Signed a petition requesting suits of clothes for Augusta for John Neptune and Capt. Pierre Thomas. The request was translated from Penobscot.Item 19999 Petitioned for up to $1000 (from the Indian fund) for a conference with the Saint Johns and Pasamaquoddy Indians. Indefinitely postponed.Item 19984 Petitioned for land, claiming they had been driven out of New Brunswick by "British" settlers.Item 19986 census of Penobscot Indians, 4 souls, 1 hunter, 1 child under 10, no persons under 10.Show 11 moreSource Manuscripts for this PersonItem 300031 BaPL Penob. Recs. Bangor Public Library ...Item 300075 Bradley 1835 Bradley, Zebulon 1835 Survey ...Item 300077 Brewer 1823 Brewer, Josiah 1823 Journal ...Item 300157 EIPP Eckstorm Indian Pawn Papers Manuscript ...Item 300365 MSAECR Maine State Archives Executive Council ...Item 300370 MSALGY Maine State Legislature Graveyard ...Item 300369 Penobscot Census 1823 https://digitalmaine.com/native_tribal_docs/26/ ... Relationships Enlarge Citation “Pierre Esquatpan,” Historical Documents of Indians of the Far Northeast, accessed April 25, 2025, https://hrifne.avantlogic.net/digitalarchive/items/show/58031.Item203858 Save this item as a PDF file
