Jean Type: Person Identifier: 216639 Title: Jean Unique ID: Jean 3 Standard Name: Jean John Manuscript Name: Jean John John, Capt. Orsen Orson Orson, Esq. Ossay Osson Ursan Ursen Ethnicity: Penobscot Family: Father of Marie Jean Place Event: Boston, MA Place Vital: Bangor, MEOld Town, ME Date: 1751-06-22 1802-07-23 1823-06 1825-06-24 1828-06-08 1830-04-11 1831-05-29 1832-07-08 1833-06 1833-09-11 1835-04-26 1840-01-14 1840-06-18 1841 1843-09-21 1843-12-15 1857 Alias: Squire Osson Warnings: Lifespan is 107 years Events that this Person attendedItem 101050 Petitioned in Penobscot.Item 133680 Penobscots requested money from trust fund.Item 133722 Petitioned complaining of injustice by the Fairfield administration; request payment for Rev. Thomas Sullivan, Pastor of the Catholic Church in Bangor.Item 133725 Signed a proclamation deposing John Attean.Item 101530 Signed a petition asking that the land sale of June 10, 1833, be declared void, naming Bartlett and Lovejoy as instigators.Item 101106 Requested that no more funds be spent on schooling away from Old Town Island.Item 133825 Penobscot petition to Gov. Kent expressing anger at the former Fairfield adnimistration for witholding their priest's salary.Item 134008 Confirmed.Item 134038 Daughter Mariewas baptized.Item 134544 Signed a timber lease registered with the General Court.SpousesItem 206199 Marie JeanItem 206205 Marie Joseph JeanChildItem 206196 Marie JeanMentions of this PersonItem 27601 First island north of Oldtown named for him has 1000 acres.Item 27554 Chief; greetings to the English government are included in Gounon's letter.Item 27620 Petitioned in Penobscot.Item 27568 Agent paid medical expense. Multiple entries that month.Item 27565 Penobscots requested money from trust fund.Item 27563 Signed a proclamation deposing John Attean.Item 27567 Petitioned complaining of injustice by the Fairfield administration; request payment for Rev. Thomas Sullivan, Pastor of the Catholic Church in Bangor.Item 27619 Signed a petition asking that the land sale of June 10, 1833, be declared void, naming Bartlett and Lovejoy as instigators.Item 29435 Requested that no more funds be spent on schooling away from Old Town Island.Item 27627 Penobscot petition to Gov. Kent expressing anger at the former Fairfield adnimistration for witholding their priest's salary.Item 27560 Sponsored Marie Claire at baptism.Item 27561 Sponsored Joseph Thomas at baptism.Item 27562 Daughter Mariewas baptized.Item 27564 Confirmed.Item 27566 Sponsored Piel Nicholas at baptism.Item 27540 Signed a timber lease registered with the General Court.Item 27621 Second of 6 chiefs of the past century, little known, tenure of 6 to 8 years, appointed justice of the peace by Massachusetts. Died at the beginning of the Revolution, aged about 100.Show 11 moreSource Manuscripts for this PersonItem 300077 Brewer, Josiah. 1823 Journal. Maine Historical ...Item 300315 Massachusetts Archives. Boston, Mass.Item 300365 Maine State Archives Executive Council Report ...Item 300368 Maine State Archives Indian Affairs Box. ...Item 300371 Maine State Archives Legislative Index.Item 300391 1841 Petition of the Penobscot Tribe to Governor ...Item 300434 Old Town Register. Portland Chancery, Portland ...Item 300447 Pawling, Micah, ed. Wabanaki Homeland and ...Item 300513 Sabine, Lorenzo. “Indian Tribes of New England ... Relationships Enlarge Citation “Jean,” HRI-FNE, accessed December 8, 2025, https://hrifne.avantlogic.net/digitalarchive/items/show/58843.Item216639 Save this item as a PDF file
