Achwanamett (before 1653 - after 1673) was a Wampanoag sachem whose territory comprised or at least included Mattapoisett. On October 3, 1673, he, Machacom and Papamo, two other sachems with interest in the same land, recorded the bounds of Mattapoisett in order to provide for their children. RPC 12: 225-225.
Machacom (before 1653 - after 1673) was a Wampanoag sachem whose territory comprised or at least included Mattapoisett. On October 3, 1673, he, Papamo and Achwanamett, two other sachems with interest in the same land, recorded the bounds of Mattapoisett in order to provide for their children. RPC 12: 225-225.
Papamo (before 1653 - after 1673) was a Wampanoag sachem whose territory comprised or at least included Mattapoisett. On October 3, 1673, he, Machacom and Achwanamett, two other sachems with interest in the same land, recorded the bounds of Mattapoisett in order to provide for their children. RPC 12: 225-225.
John Rosier was the son of Silas Rosier and Phebe Wamsley. He married his cousin Jane Wamsley and had one son, John. Rosier was a sailor aboard the frigate, U.S. Macedonia. His family resided at Betty's Neck in Middleborough (now Lakeville), Massachusetts. He died in the winter of 1851 by drowning in the Assawompset Pond. Pierce, Indian History, Biography, and Genealogy, 217.
