Petitions and Correspondence, 1822-1880

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Memorandum of Streams With the Number of Ponds on Penobscot Where There Is Mills or Dams Beginning at the Head of the Tide
Protest of the Passamaquoddy Tribe, August 5,1839

Passamaquoddy Tribe
Petition of Penobscot Nation to the Governor and Executive Council requesting appointment of Albert Lovejoy as Indian Agent, October 1, 1831

John Neptune and Penobscot Nation
Petition of Passamaquoddy Tribe to the Governor and Executive Council regarding appointment of Jonas Farnsworth as Indian Agent, July 11, 1831

Deacon Sockbason, Passamaquoddy Tribe, and Francis Joseph Neptune
Letter from Virgil Barber to His Excellency Jonathan G. Hunton, March 16, 1830

Virgil H. Barber
Letter from Daniel Davis and others to Samuel Hussey, Indian Agent, and Governor and Executive Council of Maine, March 13, 1830

Daniel Davis, William H. Heywood, John Davis, Abraham Pettengill, Thomas Pratt, Frederic Scammon [?], and Austin Russ
Letter from John G. Deane, Esq. to Secretary of State Edward Russell, April 3, 1830

John G. Deane
Letter from John G. Deane, Esq. to the Governor and Executive Council regarding treating with the Penobscot Indians for the purchase of the Mattawamkeag Townships, January 20, 1830

John G. Deane
Letter from Reuben and Allen Haines to Samuel Hussey conveying Penobscot tribe's terms for sale of land and timber, June 19, 1830

Reuben Haines and Allen Haines
Letter between Virgil Barber and John Deane regarding Penobscot Nation's reconsideration of land sale, December 31, 1829

Virgil H. Barber and John G. Deane
Letter from Virgil Barber to the Honorable John G. Deane, Esq. regarding Penobscot Nation's answer to Deane's proposal and their fears of extermination, November 5, 1829

Virgil H. Barber and John Neptune
Letter from the Honorable John G. Deane, Esq. to the Governor, Lieutenant Governor, and Officers of the Penobscot Tribe

John G. Deane
Handwriting Samples From Quoddy School, 1827
Letter from Samuel Hussey, Agent for Indian Affairs, to Governor and Executive Council, January 11, 1823

Samuel F. Hussey
Report of agents for the Penobscot Nation regarding the decline in tribal fishing and hunting and requesting aid from Legislature, 1823 [?]

Samuel F. Hussey, Moses Sleeper, and Jackson Davis
Petition of Joseph Butterfield regarding fish weirs in the Penobscot River depleting the salmon catch of tribes, January 8, 1822

Joseph Butterfield, Paul Dudley, and Eben Webster

Petitions and Correspondence, 1822-1880

Memorandum of Streams With the Number of Ponds on Penobscot Where There Is Mills or Dams Beginning at the Head of the Tide

Protest of the Passamaquoddy Tribe, August 5,1839

Petition of Penobscot Nation to the Governor and Executive Council requesting appointment of Albert Lovejoy as Indian Agent, October 1, 1831

Petition of Passamaquoddy Tribe to the Governor and Executive Council regarding appointment of Jonas Farnsworth as Indian Agent, July 11, 1831

Letter from Virgil Barber to His Excellency Jonathan G. Hunton, March 16, 1830

Letter from Daniel Davis and others to Samuel Hussey, Indian Agent, and Governor and Executive Council of Maine, March 13, 1830

Letter from John G. Deane, Esq. to Secretary of State Edward Russell, April 3, 1830

Letter from John G. Deane, Esq. to the Governor and Executive Council regarding treating with the Penobscot Indians for the purchase of the Mattawamkeag Townships, January 20, 1830

Letter from Reuben and Allen Haines to Samuel Hussey conveying Penobscot tribe's terms for sale of land and timber, June 19, 1830

Letter between Virgil Barber and John Deane regarding Penobscot Nation's reconsideration of land sale, December 31, 1829

Letter from Virgil Barber to the Honorable John G. Deane, Esq. regarding Penobscot Nation's answer to Deane's proposal and their fears of extermination, November 5, 1829

Letter from the Honorable John G. Deane, Esq. to the Governor, Lieutenant Governor, and Officers of the Penobscot Tribe

Handwriting Samples From Quoddy School, 1827

Letter from Samuel Hussey, Agent for Indian Affairs, to Governor and Executive Council, January 11, 1823

Report of agents for the Penobscot Nation regarding the decline in tribal fishing and hunting and requesting aid from Legislature, 1823 [?]

Petition of Joseph Butterfield regarding fish weirs in the Penobscot River depleting the salmon catch of tribes, January 8, 1822

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