Nicoskwé (Mathilde) ou Pidiwammiskawa (Marie) Madockawando, de la nation Wabanaki

In 1667, after the Treaty of Breda brought peace, French authorities dispatched the baron Jean-Vincent de Saint-Castin to take command of Pentagouet.

Mathilde: The baron married an Abenaki woman, the daughter of the sachem Modockawando. She adopted the French name Mathilde and bore him 4 children before she died in childbirth.[18]

Marie: The baron, now a widower, then married another Abenaki woman, the other daughter of the sachem Modockawando, named Pidiwammiskwa and baptised Marie, who bore him ten additional children.[18]

Castine soon became a force in colonial trade and diplomacy.

Wikipedia, entry "Castine"

The family of Jean Vincent d'ABBADIE de SAINT-CASTIN and Marie Pidiwammiskwa ..

[85718] ABBADIE de SAINT-CASTIN (d'), Jean Vincent (Jean Jacques d'ABBADIE & Isabeau de BÉARN de BONASSE [85711]), baron de Saint-Castin, born about 1652 (leblant) Saint-Castin (Pyrénées-Atlantiques : 640472), France, died 1707 Pau (Pyrénées-Atlantiques : 640445), France

• married about 1685, from .. (Acadie)

.., Marie Pidiwammiskwa (..)

     1) Thérèse, married Port-Royal (Acadie) 1707-12-04 Philippe MIUS de POBOMKOU

2) ..
Bibliographie : Une figure légendaire; Dictionnaire généalogique des familles acadiennes (White); Dictionnaire des Acadiens d'Archange Godbout; Acadian Church Records

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