Mogg Hegon Type: Person Identifier: 205473 Title: Mogg Hegon Unique ID: Mogg Hegon Standard Name: Mogg Hegon Manuscript Name: Chief Mogg Mog Mogg Mogg Hegon Moggheigon Moghegon Mug Mugg Ethnicity: Norridgewock Family: Son of Walter Hegon Place Event: Arrowsic, ME Place Vital: Arrowsic, ME Date: 1664-05-31 1669 1676 1676-07 1676-10 1676-10-12 1676-11-01 1676-11-04 1676-11-06 1676-11-20 1676-12-01 1676-12-14 1676-12-25 1677-05-16 1677-07 1700 1717-08-09 1719-01-30 1724-08 1724-08-23 Mention Type: archival, MA, ME Events that this Person attendedItem 132140 Present at conference with Shurte and Davis. SpeakerItem 134551 At Arrowsic treaty.Item 135709 Signed a deed with others claimed by Phillips' Signed a deed to Cushing.ParentItem 205482 Walter HegonMentions of this PersonItem 38137 With Nety there.Item 38133 Leader of the war party that captured Black Point.Item 38146 Noted Eastern Indian chief.Item 38136 Visited there.Item 38139 The Indian captain, came to treat about peace.Item 38132 Arrived with Gendel.Item 38140 Negotiated a draft treaty there on behalf of Madockawando.Item 38143 Mogg [Hegon] went up from Madockawando's village to seek English prisoners.Item 38131 Present at conference with Shurte and Davis. SpeakerItem 38147 Messenger to Boston for Madockawando and Cheberina.Item 38150 Deceased; old Norridgewock chief killed by a Mohawk (Queache's brother) in Harmon raid.Item 38151 Signed a deed to Phillips, with brothers Edward & John.Item 38135 Munjoy wanted payment for his expenses.Item 38145 Mentioned in regard to prisoner exchange, given safe passage to Massachuestts.Item 25241 His wife and 2 children were killed there.Item 38149 Deceased; killed between 5/16 & 5/19 while raiding Scottoe's house.Item 25242 Deceased, killed in a raid. A. F. Moulton suggests that a burial of sixteen adults discovered in Scarborough in 1892 "some forty rods from the old Garrison" may have been the Indians attackers killed in the raid. The skeletons were buried "in sitting-posturein, after the Indian fashion" surrounding one of "gigantic frame, wearing a square breastplate of copper, adorned with long festoons of wampum, and copper beads strung on cords made of tendon." A Mr. Hight was of the opiniion that the large skeleton was that of Mugg.Item 38148 With Madockawando, asked Earthy aboard vessel to talk, trade? Bedford DepositionItem 38142 Sagamore, west side Saco R. Waldron treaty.Item 38144 Planned meeting at Arrowsic with Ombakeoga.Item 38141 At Arrowsic treaty.Item 38138 Signed a deed with others claimed by Phillips' Signed a deed to Cushing.Item 38134 Sagamore of Saco River.Show 17 moreSource Manuscripts for this PersonItem 300062 BM Documentary History of the State of Maine ...Item 300254 Hubbard 1971 Hubbard, William 1971 (1677) ...Item 300261 Hutchinson 1970 Hutchinson, Thomas 1970 ...Item 300315 MA Massachusetts Archives, Boston. Most ...Item 300064 BNL Boston News Letter, April 24, 1704 - ...Item 300318 MaHSC Massachusetts Historic Society Collections ...Item 300341 MeHGR The Maine Historical and Genealogical ...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 300454 Penhallow 1973 Penhallow, Samuel 1973 The ...Item 300630 YD 1897-1910 York Deeds, various editors ... Relationships Enlarge Citation “Mogg Hegon,” Historical Documents of Indians of the Far Northeast, accessed April 24, 2025, https://hrifne.avantlogic.net/digitalarchive/items/show/58712.Item205473 Save this item as a PDF file
