Passaconaway

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Passaconaway was a prominent 17th-century Pennacook sachem and spiritual leader known for uniting several Native American groups in what is now New England.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Native American leader
sachem
spiritual leader
associatedWith Merrimack River NERFINISHED
White Mountains region NERFINISHED
conflictWith English colonists
country Colonial America NERFINISHED
culture Pennacook culture NERFINISHED
ethnicGroup Pennacook NERFINISHED
fatherOf Wannalancet NERFINISHED
hasPlaceNamedAfter Mount Passaconaway NERFINISHED
Passaconaway, New Hampshire NERFINISHED
historicalContext early period of English colonization in New England
historicalSource early colonial chronicles of New England
knownFor diplomatic relations with English settlers
efforts to preserve peace with English colonists
languageFamily Algonquian NERFINISHED
legacy remembered in New England place names
notableFor influence among Algonquian-speaking peoples of northern New England
reputation as a powerful shaman
reputation as a powerful sorcerer in Native oral tradition
uniting several Native American groups in New England
partOf Pennacook Confederacy NERFINISHED
positionHeld sachem of the Pennacook
region New England NERFINISHED
religion Native American spirituality
residence Merrimack River valley NERFINISHED
area of present-day Massachusetts
area of present-day New Hampshire
role leader of a multi-tribal alliance in northern New England
successor Wannalancet NERFINISHED
timePeriod 17th century

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Pennacook people notableLeader Passaconaway
Kancamagus Highway namedFor Passaconaway
this entity surface form: Kancamagus, a 17th-century Pennacook leader