Louis Jacques Thomas Type: Person Identifier: 205779 Title: Louis Jacques Thomas Unique ID: Louis Jacques Thomas Standard Name: Jacque Thomas Jacques Thomas Manuscript Name: Lewis Sactomer Lewis Soctoma Lewis Soctomah Louis Louis Jacq. Thomas Louis Jacques Thomas Louis(?) Soc Tomer Ethnicity: Passamaquoddy Penobscot Family: Son of Jacques Thomas Place Vital: Nashwak (Fredericton, NB area)Old Town, MESipayic/Indian Township, ME Date: 1817-07-12 1817-07-20 1839-07-06 1839-08-23 1842-01 1844 1844-01-09 1849-05-15 Events that this Person attendedItem 132143 Passamaquoddy protest regarding tribal unification.Item 100860 Tribes wish to unite do displace John Neptune and John Nathaniel (sic). This petition was pubished in the Royal Gazette on July 17, 1839.Item 100836 Passamaquoddy memorial declaring their alegience to Maine. Many signer's names are correctly transcribed but in a diferent hand, suggesting that they were recorded by missionary William Demillier, who also signed.Item 133756 Petitioned to replace Governor and Lieutenant Governor, to elect new ones and to end influence of British tribes. Indefinitely postponed.Item 100565 Signed a petition for $400 to build a house for the priest.Item 133767 Petitioned for funds to build a house for the priest.Item 133773 Signed a petition for money to finish priests house begun the previous year.ParentItem 206003 Jacques ThomasMentions of this PersonItem 53650 Baptized, 2 months old.Item 53649 Passamaquoddy protest regarding tribal unification.Item 25797 Tribes wish to unite do displace John Neptune and John Nathaniel (sic). This petition was pubished in the Royal Gazette on July 17, 1839.Item 26665 Petitioned to replace Governor and Lieutenant Governor, to elect new ones and to end influence of British tribes. Indefinitely postponed.Item 26667 Signed a petition for $400 to build a house for the priest.Item 26663 Petitioned for funds to build a house for the priest.Item 26664 Signed a petition for money to finish priests house begun the previous year.Item 26668 Passamaquoddy memorial declaring their alegience to Maine. Many signer's names are correctly transcribed but in a diferent hand, suggesting that they were recorded by missionary William Demillier, who also signed.Item 26666 Baptized, 2 months old.Source Manuscripts for this PersonItem 300233 Hamilton et al. 1998 Hamilton, Willis D ...Item 300264 Indian Claims mss Indian Land Claims manuscripts ...Item 300368 MSAIAB Maine State Archives Indian Affairs ...Item 300370 MSALGY Maine State Legislature Graveyard ...Item 300376 MSLDR 1818 1818 Treaty Between Massachusetts ...Item 300442 Paradis 1998 Paradis, Roger 1998 Papers ... Relationships Enlarge Citation “Louis Jacques Thomas,” Historical Documents of Indians of the Far Northeast, accessed April 25, 2025, https://hrifne.avantlogic.net/digitalarchive/items/show/64686.Item205779 Save this item as a PDF file
