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Period Summary - With the loss of their French allies in Canada, the Wabanaki People struggle to fit in the new world around them.
| Date | Event | Location | Notes | More |
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| 1822 | Census | Quebec | ||
| 1826 | Indian Agents | Maine | Samuel Hussey of Portland Samuel Call of Bangor Peter Goulding of Perry |
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| 1829 | Assistance | Inverness, Quebec | Local Abenaki feed hungry Scotch settlers | |
| 1830-1860 | John Johnson grows up Indian | Northeast | ||
| 1830s & 1840s | Encampments | Lowell MA | Numerous sources tell us of Penobscot basket makers visiting the area | |
| 1834/35 | Encampment | Windsor, VT | Abenaki spend the winter | |
| 1837 | Watso family band visits | Deerfield MA | ||
| 1831 | Census | Quebec | ||
| 1841 | Census | Quebec | ||
| 1843 | Census | Quebec | ||
| 1844 | Census | Quebec | ||
| 1845 | Census | Quebec | ||
| 1847 | death of Metallic | Stewartstown, NH | ||
| c1848 | A visit with Sabael Benedict | Indian Lake NY | ||
| c1848 | Frank Loring puts a show together | ME & MA | ||
| 1850 | Census | Quebec | ||
| 1851 | Census | Quebec | ||
| 1852 | Census | Quebec | ||
| 1853 | Expansion | Coleraine, Quebec | The Abenaki of B袡ncour are granted additional Reserve lands at Little Lake St-Francis | |
| c1853 | Public House refuses to serve Indians | Albion, ME | ||
| c1853 | Indians refused shelter in storm | Albion, ME China, ME |
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| c1854 | going to school | Indian Island, Oldtown ME | ||
| c1855 | Indian Doctors | MA | ||
| 1855 | Basket Makers | Sharon Springs, NY | ||
| 1858 | Census | Maine | Penobscot | |