Thomas Barnabe [1826] : Micmac Type: Person Identifier: 201534 Title: Thomas Barnabe [1826] : Micmac Unique ID: Thomas Barnabe Standard Name: Barnabe Manuscript Name: Thoma Barnaby Thomas Banabi Thomas Barnabe Thomas Barnaby Ethnicity: Micmac Family: Father of San Thomas Barnabe Father of Thomas Thomas Barnabe Husband of Marie Bartibog Thomas Barnabe Husband of Pelonick Martin Thomas Barnabe Place Vital: Burnt Church, NB Date: 1826-07-31 1838-02-24 1840-07-28 1841 1841-05-23 1846-06-07 1848-12-24 ImageItem 400040 Thomas Barnabe, deposed Restigouche Chief, taken in the act of relating (to the artist) a tale of the old Indian times. Courtesy of the provincial Archives of New Brunswick. Events that this Person attendedItem 130159 Son Jean Barnabe was baptized.Item 130449 Son San Barnabe was baptized.Item 133888 On O'Halloran list. [1841]SpousesItem 201528 Pelonick Martin Thomas Barnabe [1840]Item 216247 Marie Bartibog Thomas Barnabe [1826]Item 215223 Pelonic Barnabe (Beronick Barnabe) [1846] : Wife of Thomas BarnabeItem 201518 Marie [1826] : Wife of Thomas BarnabeItem 201529 Pelonick [1841] : Wife of Thomas BarnabeItem 217370 Coron? Barnabe [1848] : Wife of Thomas BarnabeChildrenItem 201498 Louis Barnabe Thomas Barnabe [1846]Item 201535 Thomas Thomas Barnabe [1841]Item 201532 San Thomas Barnabe [1848]KinsmanItem 201528 Pelonick Martin Thomas Barnabe [1840]Mentions of this PersonItem 13850 Son Jean Barnabe was baptized. Item 13849 Son Thomas Barnabe was baptized. Item 13851 Son San Barnabe was baptized. Item 13852 Married Marie. [1826]Item 13853 Married Pelonic Martin. Item 13854 Married Marie Bartibog. [1826]Item 13847 On O'Halloran list. [1841]Item 13848 “Thoma [Thomas] Barnabe, deposed Restigouche Chief; taken in the act of relating (to the artist) a story of old Indian times.” Pencil sketch by H. D. O’Halloran [October] 1841, 21 x 13 cm. Drawn while the artist was visiting Mi’kmaq villages with Moses Perley or Lt. Rolland, or both, in September and October, 1841. PANB (MC3302.-MS3A-3). [1841]Item 13846 After rebellion in Quebec, he refused to take an oath of allegiance.Source Manuscripts for this PersonItem 300233 Hamilton, Willis D., Evelyn Fider, and Robert ... Item 300415 National Museums of Canada. Item 300690 Unsettling Canadian Art Item 300584 Upton, Leslie F. S. “Indian Policy in Colonial ... Relationships Enlarge Citation “Thomas Barnabe [1826] : Micmac,” HRI-FNE, accessed September 22, 2026, https://hrifne.avantlogic.net/digitalarchive/items/show/63132.Item201534 Save this item as a PDF file
