Thomas Francois Type: Person Identifier: 204330 Title: Thomas Francois Unique ID: Thomas Francois Standard Name: Francois Thomas Francois Manuscript Name: Governor Tomey Francis Thomas Blansis Thomas Fancis Thomas Francesse Thomas Francis Thomas Francois Tmoah Francis, Capt. Toma Francis Toma Francois, Governor Tomah Francis Tomah Francis, Capt., Councillor Tomer Francis Tomo Francis Ethnicity: Maliseet Micmac Passamaquoddy Penobscot Family: Father? of Marie Thomas Francois Son of Francois Place Vital: IsIe St. Jean (Prince Edward Island)Memramcook, NBMiramichi, NBNashwak (Fredericton, NB area)Neguac, NBOld Town, MEPeter Dana Point, MERichibucto, NBSipayic/Indian Township, ME Date: 1808-11-21 1813-10-15 1824-09-12 1827-06-16 1829-10-30 1831 1832 1833 1835-04-17 1837-07-28 1839-07-17 1839-08-23 1840-08-16 1843-07-31 1843-08-03 1843-08-29 1843-11-02 1849-08-27 1850-08-29 1852-02-28 1858-03-27 Events that this Person attendedItem 129651 Witnessed baptism of Marie Julien.Item 130029 Witnessed marriage of Joseph Baptiste and Marie Baptiste.Item 130341 Witnessed baptism of Sabadis Noel.Item 131673 Son Gabriel Blansis was buried.Item 131684 Daughter Issabella Francois was baptized.Item 131719 Daughter Marie Judith Francois was baptized.Item 131727 Daughter Mary Francois was baptized.Item 131815 Witnessed marriage of Paul Jacques and Anastasia Ganieche.Item 132239 census of Penobscot Indians, 75 years old.Item 132817 Signed a document appointing Nicklas Bernard a chief.Item 133723 Signed "Treaty of Peace" between factions and agreement to elect officials after the death of Governor John Francois.Item 133732 Undated latter, probably 1831. Want Col. King to replace agent Goulding.Item 110040 Signed undated (probably 1833) petition complaining that the Pasamaquoddies had benefited little from income from Indian Township; also Socbasin had held onto the pension of the "aged governor."Item 103085 Signed a declaration that "your Excellency [New Brunswick Governor John Harvey] may at all times rely upon their services when required in support of the British Government."Item 134664 Sponsored Elisabeth at baptism.Item 103399 Penobscots want to merge with Maliseets to displace John Neptune and John Nathaniel [prob. Attean]. Matter referred to head chief at Caughnawaga.Item 103398 Gov. Wentworth ordered sundries supplied to him.Show 11 moreSpousesItem 217375 Marie Nancour Thomas FrancoisItem 213211 Genvieve PineItem 217373 Genevieve Marin Thomas FrancoisItem 217374 Jenny Pierre Thomas FrancoisParentsItem 204075 Francois [1708] : A Saint John (Maliseet) [1728]Item 216443 Jean FrancoisItem 204271 Martin FrancoisChildrenItem 204164 Gabriel FrancoisItem 204172 Isabelle FrancoisItem 204260 Marie Judith Francois Thomas FrancoisItem 217376 Marie Thomas FrancoisKinsmanItem 217376 Marie Thomas FrancoisItem 217377 Marie Thomas FrancoisMentions of this PersonItem 21704 Witnessed marriage of Joseph and Marie.Item 21700 Witnessed baptism of Marie Julien.Item 21705 Witnessed marriage of Joseph Baptiste and Marie Baptiste.Item 21698 Witnessed baptism of Sabadis Noel.Item 21702 Son Gabriel Blansis was buried.Item 21691 Daughter Issabella Francois was baptized.Item 21689 Daughter Marie Judith Francois was baptized.Item 21690 Daughter Mary Francois was baptized.Item 21706 Baptized, 2 weeks old.Item 21699 Witnessed marriage of Paul Jacques and Anastasia Ganieche.Item 21697 census of Penobscot Indians, 75 years old.Item 21703 Appointed chief.Item 21701 Signed a document appointing Nicklas Bernard a chief.Item 21695 Received dividend payments for 1834 and 1835.Item 21694 Undated latter, probably 1831. Want Col. King to replace agent Goulding.Item 21696 Signed "Treaty of Peace" between factions and agreement to elect officials after the death of Governor John Francois.Item 21708 Signed undated (probably 1833) petition complaining that the Pasamaquoddies had benefited little from income from Indian Township; also Socbasin had held onto the pension of the "aged governor."Item 54232 Signed a declaration that "your Excellency [New Brunswick Governor John Harvey] may at all times rely upon their services when required in support of the British Government."Item 21693 Sponsored Elisabeth at baptism.Item 21709 Penobscots want to merge with Maliseets to displace John Neptune and John Nathaniel [prob. Attean]. Matter referred to head chief at Caughnawaga.Item 21707 Gov. Wentworth ordered sundries supplied to him.Item 21692 With others, petitioned the Legislative Assembly.Show 16 moreSource Manuscripts for this PersonItem 300233 Hamilton, Willis D., Evelyn Fider, and Robert ...Item 300287 Knowlton, J. C. “Census of the Penobscot ...Item 300345 Material Collected for Lord Beaverbrook by ...Item 300365 Maine State Archives Executive Council Report ...Item 300368 Maine State Archives Indian Affairs Box. ...Item 300843 Maine State Archived Index of Papers of the ...Item 300376 1818 Treaty Between Massachusetts and the ...Item 300468 Pleasant Point Register. Portland Chancery ...Item 300508 Royal Gazette. Fredericton, New Brunswick ...Item 300614 Whitehead, Ruth H. “Mi’kmaq Men at Restigouche ... Relationships Enlarge Citation “Thomas Francois,” HRI-FNE, accessed December 8, 2025, https://hrifne.avantlogic.net/digitalarchive/items/show/61833.Item204330 Save this item as a PDF file
