Mazipskoiak

The Mazipskoiak, or Missisquoi, were a Western Abenaki people of Lake Champlain's northern and eastern shores, in present-day Quebec and Vermont. By the seventeenth century, Abenaki from around the lake had gathered at the village of Missisquoi in northern Vermont.

During the American Revolutionary War, the Missisquoi withdrew from contested areas and later joined other Abenaki at Saint Francis, or Odanak. In 1805 the British Crown granted land near Durham in Quebec to Abenaki refugees from the war.