Missisquoi
Missisquoi or Mazipskoik translates to “place of the flint.” It refers to the Wôbanakiak or Abenaki living on the eastern side of Lake Champlain, at some of the oldest continuously inhabited sites in present-day Vermont. The Missisquoi absorbed some Pocumtuck, Sokoki and Woronoco refugees during the 1700s, and often traveled back and forth to Odanak. Culturally and linguistically, they are eastern Algonkian Indians.