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Indian Lives and Anecdotes ca. 1886 - 1941 part 5
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Peol Socalexis (perhaps = Sappiel) | Peol Socalexis (perhaps = Sappiel) | ||
| − | Mary Ann Saukies, father's nurse, married | + | Mary Ann Saukies, father's nurse, married Teusta Ranco [two names struck through] Peol Teusta |
Father visited her on Olamon Island when sick of consumption | Father visited her on Olamon Island when sick of consumption | ||
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Sappiel Soccalexis. | Sappiel Soccalexis. | ||
| − | [At lower right of page:] Newell Peol Toma was Lewis | + | [At lower right of page:] Newell Peol Toma was Lewis Ketchum's maternal grandfather, he says. Related to the Necolas. |
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Names of Indians mentioned in Grandfather Hardy's Account Books, with the year they first occur - & if in parentheses after [,] the last date noticed
[Most parenthetical word additions are in pencil]
1838. Francis Sobliel (Gabriel)
(Gov.) Tomer Soc Alexis, great hunter, brother to Sappiel
Peol Socalexis (perhaps = Sappiel)
Mary Ann Saukies, father's nurse, married Teusta Ranco [two names struck through] Peol Teusta
Father visited her on Olamon Island when sick of consumption
Newell Porus (also Polis in al. loc.) (see "Pawns" for account of him.
John Saules
1842 Sebattis Peolsock
Attean Lolar (1861)
Soccabasin Swasin (d. 1885 in church [struck through] ) soon after Xmas
1843 Beloni Tividoe ( = Thibodeau!) one-eyed Beloni lived with Indians Joe Frenchman lived with them also.
" Mary Necola (also called Mary Melt)
John Neptune
Dea. Mitchell Socabasin (1862)
Solomon Swason
Capt. Peol Toma
Saul Neptune
Peol Necola (Dr. Lolar's son-in-law) m. Sarah [last two words struck through]
Gov. John Aitteon
Sappiel Soccalexis.
[At lower right of page:] Newell Peol Toma was Lewis Ketchum's maternal grandfather, he says. Related to the Necolas.