Thomas Laurent Type: Person Identifier: 218174 Title: Thomas Laurent Unique ID: Thomas Laurent 2 Standard Name: Laurent Manuscript Name: Thomas Lola Thomas Lolah Tomah Lolar Tomer Lolah Tumol Lolar Ethnicity: Passamaquoddy Family: ? of Laurent Son of Laurent Place Vital: Peter Dana Point, MESipayic/Indian Township, ME Date: 1839-07-06 1839-08-23 1841-06-28 1842-12-07 1843-02-22 1843-05-23 1843-12-18 1844 1844-01-09 1844-05-08 1846-07-07 1846-10-12 1852-02-28 Events that this Person attendedItem 132143 Passamaquoddy protest regarding tribal unification.Item 101576 Petitioned to have boundaries of Indian Township resurveyed.Item 132877 Agents accouont of payments for agricultural bounties.Item 133044 Received a share of money for females and children.Item 133053 Agent provided seed.Item 133163 Agent furnished seed.Item 133511 Received provisions and clothing from agent Leland.Item 133578 Agent gave him and Thomas Laurenth potatoes.Item 133723 Signed "Treaty of Peace" between factions and agreement to elect officials after the death of Governor John Francois.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 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.Parent, KinsmanItem 207717 LaurentMentions of this PersonItem 33264 Passamaquoddy protest regarding tribal unification.Item 33275 Petitioned to have boundaries of Indian Township resurveyed.Item 33271 Agent issued annual clothing and provisions. Again on 12/02/1946.Item 33272 Agents accouont of payments for agricultural bounties.Item 33267 Agent provided seed.Item 33268 Received a share of money for females and children.Item 33270 Agent furnished seed.Item 33265 Agent gave him and Thomas Laurenth potatoes.Item 33266 Received provisions and clothing from agent Leland.Item 33273 Signed "Treaty of Peace" between factions and agreement to elect officials after the death of Governor John Francois.Item 33276 Signed a petition for $400 to build a house for the priest.Item 33269 Petitioned for funds to build a house for the priest.Item 33278 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.Source Manuscripts for this PersonItem 300264 Indian Claims mss Indian Land Claims manuscripts ...Item 300365 MSAECR Maine State Archives Executive Council ...Item 300368 MSAIAB Maine State Archives Indian Affairs ...Item 300370 MSALGY Maine State Legislature Graveyard ...Item 300375 MSLDR 1795 1795 Resolve Regarding A Treaty ... Relationships Enlarge Citation “Thomas Laurent,” Historical Documents of Indians of the Far Northeast, accessed April 25, 2025, https://hrifne.avantlogic.net/digitalarchive/items/show/67165.Item218174 Save this item as a PDF file
