Espeguent Type: Person Identifier: 203849 Title: Espeguent Unique ID: Espeguent Standard Name: Espeguent Manuscript Name: Epagned Esegbuet Espegquid Espeguead, Col. Espegueant Espegueeret, Maj. Espegueet, Maj. Espegueeunt Espegueit Espeguent Espeguerit Espeguerot Espeguest Espeguet Espegueunt Espeguheat, second Chief Espeguitt Espequead Espequed Espequeeret Espequent Espequeunt Espequhaut Espeququnt Espigueis Espiguesis Espiquet Expeguirt Joseph Aspegueunt Joseph Aspequeient Passaguant espeguent Ethnicity: Maliseet Penobscot Penobscot/Arosaguntacook journal, ME Family: Brother of Francois Place Event: Boston, MACasco Bay, MEFalmouth (Portland, ME)Fort Pownal (Stockton Springs, ME)Fort Richmond (Richmond, ME)Old Town, MERichmond, MESt. Georges (Thomaston, ME) Place Vital: Casco Bay, MENashwak (Fredericton, NB area)Old Town, MESt. Georges (Thomaston, ME) Date: 1702-11-13 1708-11 1724-12-01 1726-07-10 1726-07-16 1726-08-04 1727-01-01 1727-07-25 1727-12-09 1727-12-20 1727-12-23 1729-11-14 1729-12-30 1730-09-07 1730-11-12 1732-06-20 1734 1734-08 1735 1735-01-02 1735-07-03 1736 1736-06-25 1737-05 1737-06-15 1738 1738-06-28 1738-07-06 1740-08-28 1742-02-11 1742-08-06 1752-10-25 1754-05-51 1754-07-06 1763 1764-03-26 1764-04-10 1764-06-20 1767-09-06 1767-09-08 1767-09-10 1769-07-25 1769-07-26 Events that this Person attendedItem 128433 Penobscot chiefs wrote Col. Dunbar: welcoms but stay within old boundaries.Item 128435 Col. Dunbar met with the chiefs of the Penobscot Tribe.Item 102931 With other chiefs, met with Massachusetts delegation.Item 128440 Met with Gyles and others to discuss Indian deeds.Item 128463 One of three Indians to handle disputes with whites. (Fort Pownal)Item 129066 Reconfirmed Dummer's treaty.Item 132357 A Saint John in La Chasse.Item 132452 Accompanied Chadwick from Ft. Pownal to Quebec.Item 132456 Attended a conference between Penobscots and governments of Massachusetts, New Hampshier and Nova Scotia.Item 132468 Conference with Penobscots and Norridgewocks regarding liquor and beaver prices.Item 132497 Delegate at a conference there. Penobscots want him as a judge.Item 109717 With others, requested a reservation and a priest.Item 100352 In Giles account book; 1736-1737.Item 109708 Memorandum to John Giles regarding disbursements.Item 102818 John Giles account of disbursement of funds among the Eastern Indians.Item 100328 John Giles account of disbursement of funds among the Eastern Indians.Item 132581 Signed a letter, with others, re: trade and conflicts with settlers.Item 132655 With others, paid for supplies from the truck house.Item 133884 Reconfirmed Dummer's treaty.Item 102932 Served in the Mass. Militia, Fort Richmond.Item 102933 Served in the Mass. Militia, Fort Richmond.Item 102934 Served in the Mass. Militia, Fort Richmond.Item 133885 Signed a treaty of peace.Show 17 moreChildrenItem 203850 Job EspeguentItem 217282 Sampson SquadockSiblingItem 204075 FrancoisMentions of this PersonItem 19939 At the Casco Bay conference as second chief of the Penobscots.Item 19947 Penobscot chiefs wrote Col. Dunbar: welcoms but stay within old boundaries.Item 19955 Dunbar wrote to Duke of Newcastle that he was "Vice King."Item 19924 Col. Dunbar met with the chiefs of the Penobscot Tribe.Item 19956 With other chiefs, met with Massachusetts delegation.Item 19934 Met with Gyles and others to discuss Indian deeds.Item 19930 Complained about the price he was offered for furs.Item 19942 Mention of his complaint about payment for beaver fur.Item 19941 Spoke for Penobscots.Item 19928 One of three Indians to handle disputes with whites. (Fort Pownal)Item 19927 Had retured from Canada, was secretive about what went on there. Said the Saint Johns priest was an imposter, and they had thrown away their books and would pray with Mr. Crawford.Item 16409 Called Leutenant Governor.Item 19950 Called Lieutenant Governor.Item 19926 Reconfirmed Dummer's treaty.Item 19953 Home again, all was well.Item 19952 A Saint John in La Chasse.Item 19936 Accompanied Chadwick from Ft. Pownal to Quebec.Item 19937 Accomapnied Chadwick from Ft. Pownal to Quebec. One of your chief sagamores, sulky, dangerous.Item 19945 Gov. said Giles told Espeg. to trouble English. Loron said he's at Passamaquoddy.Item 19951 Delegate at Boston. Commissioned as colonel by Belcher.Item 19971 Attended a conference between Penobscots and governments of Massachusetts, New Hampshier and Nova Scotia.Item 19923 Testified to ill treatment at Fort St. George.Item 19943 With Arexis, Penob delegates.Item 19944 Conference with Penobscots and Norridgewocks regarding liquor and beaver prices.Item 19933 2nd Penobscot chief at conference.Item 19946 Delegate at a conference there. Penobscots want him as a judge.Item 19970 With Orono and Auson, met with Governor.Item 19968 With others, requested a reservation and a priest.Item 19974 Memorandum to John Giles regarding disbursements.Item 19954 Gifts for him proposed by Giles.Item 19958 Items for him on Giles account.Item 19972 John Giles account of disbursement of funds among the Eastern Indians.Item 19973 John Giles account of disbursement of funds among the Eastern Indians.Item 19961 In Giles account book; 1736-1737.Item 19925 At a conference where his 2 sons, Capt. Job and Samson, were accused of killing McCob's ox.Item 19932 Signed a letter, with others, re: trade and conflicts with settlers.Item 19949 Only he, Louis & Nimend accept Belcher commissions.Item 19965 Lithgow notified him of proposed conference in June.Item 19966 Denied accusation that he plotted to break with the English.Item 19969 Visitor there with Oso, etc. Told Goldthwait at Fort Pownal of French attempts to get them to attack English.Item 19929 With others, paid for supplies from the truck house.Item 19957 Argued a few days before with Macum; one of those in Boston the previous summer "that wore the Wigg."Item 19931 Paid as soldier, sons: Capt. Job, Samson.Item 19938 Reconfirmed Dummer's treaty.Item 19940 Signed a treaty of peace.Item 19967 Assisted Thomas in trying to incite Penobscots against the English "whose person I (Bernard) can't describe." Went to St. Lawrence, prob. Bencancour, with Thomas.Item 19959 Served in the Mass. Militia, Fort Richmond.Item 19960 Served in the Mass. Militia, Fort Richmond.Item 19962 Served in the Mass. Militia, Fort Richmond.Item 19963 Served in the Mass. Militia, Fort Richmond.Item 19964 Served in the Mass. Militia, Fort Richmond.Show 45 moreSource Manuscripts for this PersonItem 300062 BM Documentary History of the State of Maine ...Item 300188 Evans 4098 1736 Letter from Penobscot Indians ...Item 300191 Evans 5419 1752 A Journal of the proceedings ...Item 300215 Gay ms Gay manuscripts pertaining to Cyprian ...Item 300290 La Chasse Census Manuscript census of Acadia ...Item 300315 MA Massachusetts Archives, Boston. Most ...Item 300555 Sullivan 1804 Sullivan, James 1804 “The ...Item 300189 Evans 41637 1766 By His Excellency Francis ...Item 300346 MAB Account book of Capt. John Minott, Pejepscot ...Item 300342 MeHS Maine Historical Society Manuscript ...Item 300343 MeHSC Collections of the Maine Historical ...Item 300412 NHPP Provincial and State Papers of New ...Item 300419 NSA Nova Scotia Archives https://archives.novascotia.ca/mikmaq/archives/ ...Item 300545 Sparks ms. Jared Sparks manuscripts, Houghton ...Item 300549 Stachiw 1979 Stachiw, Myron O., et. al 1979 ... Relationships Enlarge Citation “Espeguent,” Historical Documents of Indians of the Far Northeast, accessed April 24, 2025, https://hrifne.avantlogic.net/digitalarchive/items/show/58573.Item203849 Save this item as a PDF file
