Squadock : Penobscot Type: Person Identifier: 214166 Title: Squadock : Penobscot Unique ID: Squadock Standard Name: Samoset Squadock Manuscript Name: Samson Scadoock Scadook Schadoock Scodook Squadock Squadook Squaduck Squaduke Squdook Stt Johns Squadock Ethnicity: Abenaki Penobscot Penobscot/Arosaguntacook Penobscot/Maliseet Family: Father of Kehoret Son of Sheepscot John Place Event: Boston, MA Place Vital: Boston, MA Date: 1698-10-14 1699 1699-01-07 1699-09-08 1700-09-22 1701 1701-12-27 1702-02-23 1702-02-29 1720-09-16 1727 1727-07-25 1727-07-25 1728-07-11 1729-07-17 1735-07-03 1738-06-28 1740-08-28 1744-06-18 1744-10-11 1744-10-12 1750-01-01 1750-10-10 1751 1751-04-22 1751-05-15 1751-06-08 1751-08-03 1751-09-02 1751-09-12 1751-09-25 1752-06-05 1753-08-08 1754-11-11 1755-09-06 1757-02-22 Alias: Capt. Louis Sampson Samson ImageItem 400868 1727 ratification of Dummer's Treaty of 1725Events that this Person attendedItem 128425 Confirmed Dummer's treaty at Casco Bay.Item 128861 Sagamore there. Sent Pierre and Nitamemit as messengers to Boston.Item 132478 Confirmed Dummer's treaty.Item 132496 Attended a conference of Penobscots and Norridgewocks with Lt Gov. Spencer Phipps about a murder trial.Item 132560 Attended New Harbor conference.Item 109708 Memorandum to John Giles regarding disbursements.Item 102818 John Giles account of disbursement of funds among the Eastern Indians.Item 105628 Bradbury to Gov. Shirley: don't trust Louis and others. Went to Canada with Barenos St-Castin after St. GeorBradbury to Gov. Shirley: don't trust Louis and othersges conference.Item 132587 CONFERENCE PROCEEDINGS AT BRUNSWICK (ME) WITH TWO MEMBERS OF THE PENOBSCOT TRIBE, LUES (LOUIS) AND CAESAR; SUBMITTED BY JOHN GILES, INTERPRETOR TO GOV. SAMUEL SHUTE OF MASSACHUSETTS.Item 132589 With Sebooset, refused a belt from Saint John Indians.Item 132605 With other Penobscots, wrote to the Gov; from St. Georges.ParentItem 214367 Sheepscot JohnChildItem 207533 KehoretMentions of this PersonItem 52010 Confirmed Dummer's treaty.Item 52029 Told Bradbury that two captives from Swan Island were captured to counter the Wiscassett murders, and were on their way to Canada.Item 52008 Chief of the Penobscots, wrote to Phips requesting a meeting.Item 52026 Message to Phipps.Item 52030 Told Phipps that Sebooset had been to Canada, told him Penobscots would go their own way, no fear of the French. Sebooset therefore is not Squadock.Item 52023 Visited Bradbury at St. George'sItem 52020 With Sheepscot John, sighned a letter of Attorney to Jackson.Item 52031 Wrote to Lt. Gov. Phipps as Chief of the Peobscots regarding peace with the English.Item 52009 Interpreter at Casco Bay conferenceItem 52040 Conference with Penobscots and Norridgewocks regarding liquor and beaver prices. Speaker for the Penobscots. Only Penobscot who still had a French commission.Item 52028 Wrote to governor pledging continued friendship.Item 57659 Confirmed Dummer's treaty.Item 52032 Attended a conference of Penobscots and Norridgewocks with Lt Gov. Spencer Phipps about a murder trial.Item 52038 He and son-in-law said the English planned a raid on the Saint John.Item 52012 Principal Indians from Norridgewock, Narocamegock, Amerascontee, invite English back; want hunt/fish/firewood rights only.Item 52017 One of 3 messengers from Norridgewock, Naracomig, Amasocontee.Item 52018 Sheepscot John's Squaduck second in command after WenongonetItem 52007 Attended New Harbor conference.Item 52039 Attended New Harbor conference; sachem of Penobscot and Saint JohnItem 52013 Sagamore there. Sent Pierre and Nitamemit as messengers to Boston.Item 52021 Sheepscot John's son; spoke for Indians.Item 52034 Memorandum to John Giles regarding disbursements.Item 52033 John Giles account of disbursement of funds among the Eastern Indians.Item 52036 Bradbury to Gov. Shirley: don't trust Louis and others. Went to Canada with Barenos St-Castin after St. GeorBradbury to Gov. Shirley: don't trust Louis and othersges conference.Item 52035 Bradbury to Gov. Shirley assuring temporary peace and asking permission to sell small amount of powder.Item 52011 CONFERENCE PROCEEDINGS AT BRUNSWICK (ME) WITH TWO MEMBERS OF THE PENOBSCOT TRIBE, LUES (LOUIS) AND CAESAR; SUBMITTED BY JOHN GILES, INTERPRETOR TO GOV. SAMUEL SHUTE OF MASSACHUSETTS.Item 52004 With Sebooset, refused a belt from Saint John Indians.Item 50942 Wrote letter to Bradbury; "a considerable man."Item 52024 He and others get wampum from France.Item 52025 Reported Sebooset's meeting with French governor of Canada, requests control of rum sales. One of the Penobscot chiefs.Item 52014 One of his sons said French ship arrived at Saint John.Item 52027 Son Kehooret sent a letter to Gov. Shirley.Item 52005 With other Penobscots, wrote to the Gov; from St. Georges.Item 52037 Deceased; along with a son; Bradbury reported their death by small pox to Governor.Item 52016 A sagamore, tells of starvation at Penobscot; reported that Kennebecs wanted war, he did not.Item 52019 Witnessed Casco Bay submission.Item 52022 Messenger from Arrasaguntook. Old Squadock??Item 57660 Messenger to Dummer. ArasagunticookItem 57661 Signed the treaty as a Penobscot.Show 33 moreSource Manuscripts for this PersonItem 300062 Documentary History of the State of Maine ...Item 300215 Gay manuscripts pertaining to Cyprian Southack ...Item 300315 Massachusetts Archives. Boston, Mass.Item 300335 Mather, Cotton. “Decennium Luctuosum: A History ...Item 300412 Provincial and State Papers of New Hampshire ...Item 300123 Calendar of State Papers, Colonial Series ...Item 300933 Mather, Cotton. Magnali Christi Americana ...Item 300343 Collections of the Maine Historical Society ... Relationships Enlarge Citation “Squadock : Penobscot,” HRI-FNE, accessed December 8, 2025, https://hrifne.avantlogic.net/digitalarchive/items/show/58605.Item214166 Save this item as a PDF file
