www.babcock-acres.com/Misceall aneous/deerfield_captives_of_1 704.htm Killed in the 1704 Indian attack of Deerfield, age 27, along with her husband and children.

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William Tailer (February 25, 1675/6 – March 1, 1731/2) was a military officer and politician in the Province of Massachusetts Bay. Born into the wealthy and influential Stoughton family, he twice mar...

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Samuel had an African servant named Margaret who married on 28 December 1741 Priamus Lew, a servant to Capt. Jonathan Boyden. They lived north of the road to Townsend, Massachusetts. Priamus (or Primus...

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William Cocke (1748 – August 22, 1828) was an American lawyer, pioneer, and statesman. He has the distinction of having served in the state legislature of four different states: Virginia, North Carol...

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Capt Jabez Fairbank (Dummer's War; lived adj to Th Sawyer) Capt Jabez FAIRBANK Birth 8 January 1670 in Lancaster, Worcester, Massachusetts, United States Death 2 Mar 1758 in Lancaster, Worcester, Ma...

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Timothy Roark was born abt.1700 in Ireland and died in 1796 in Frederick Co., Virginia. Married: on 18 May 1738 in the First Presbyterian Church, Philadelphia Pennsylvania to Sarah Parker b. 1707...

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MEHITABEL HINSDALE' (Samuel' Robert1), daughter of Samuel Hinsdale and Mehitabel Johnson, his wife, born at Medfield, October 18, 1663; married Sergeant Obadiah Dickinson, born at Wethersfield, Conn., ...

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shot from ambush on own land During the winter of 1704/5, Hilton led a force of 250 English and 20 Indians against the Abenaki settlement at Norridgewock (Narantsouak) on the Kennebec where the J...

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Ruth Catlin (c1684) and her brother John (Jan. 8,1687) survived the rigor of the trip to Canada and back after the raid and capture, by Indians, of the Deerfield, Mass. community in 1704. According to ...

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www.babcock-acres.com/Misceall aneous/deerfield_captives_of_1 704.htm Killed in the 1702 Indian Massacre and Kidnapping of 1702.

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Zaccheus Lovewell,14 born 22 July 1701 in Old Dunstable, Middlesex, Mass.; died 12 April 1772 in Dunstable, Hillsborough, New Hampshire. He was the son14 of [76] John Lovewell and [77] Anna Hassell. He...

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Kidnapped in the Indian massacre and kidnapping of 1702. Ransomed in 1706 www.babcock-acres.com/Misceall aneous/deerfield_captives_of_1 704.htm

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From The History of Deerfield, Vol. II, George Sheldon, 1895, pg. 295 Ebenezer, son of John, born 1691; captured 1704 but came back; lived in the old Indian House and kept tavern; in 1735 the general...

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Captured in the 1702 Deerfield Massacre and kidnapping at the age of 4, she remained in Canada and married another Deerfield survivor. www.babcock-acres.com/Misceall aneous/deerfield_captives_of_1 704....

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She was killed by Indians in the the 1704 Deerfield massacre. She is buried in a mass grave in Deerfield with six of her close kin.

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Deacon, moved to Deerfield, MA. Stay tuned www.babcock-acres.com/Misceall aneous/deerfield_captives_of_1 704.htm Captured by the Indians in the 1704 Deerfield Massacre and Kidnapping, Thomas French s...

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Mary Catlin, wife of Thomas French, was captured and died on the march to Canada after the Indian raid on Deerfield, Mass. in 1704. www.babcock-acres.com/Misceall aneous/deerfield_captives_of_1 7...

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John Catlin, son of John Catlin and Mary Baldwin, was b. in Deerfield, Mass. on Jan. 8,1687; m. with JEMIMA ALLEN (1697-1772) on Mar. 1, 1714/15 in Deerfield, Mass. He died Dec. 1,1766 in Deerfield, Ma...

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Jonathan Catlin, son of John Catlin and Mary Baldwin, was one of those killed in the Indian raid at Deerfield, Mass. in 1704

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MARY2, Joseph1 Mary Baldwin is a great personage in my ancestry. John Catlin and wife Mary (Baldwin) Catlin Mary Baldwin, dau. of Joseph Baldwin and Hannah Whitlock, was b. c1644 in Milford Ct. and...

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Killed in the village by the Indians in the 1704 Deerfield Massacre, age 66 Children: Elisabeth Smead Janes Samuel Smead Judith Smead Ebenezer Smead Waitstill Smead Samuel Smead Eliz...

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Joseph Catlin, son of John Catlin (1643-1704) and Mary Baldwin (1644-1704) was b. 1673. He m. with HANNAH SHELDON. He was killed at the Deerfield Massacre. He was one of seven who defended the Stebbins...

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Elizabeth Corse, dau. of James Corse and Elizabeth Catlin, b. Deerfield, Mass., c 1696, was captured, she was 8 years old, during the Indian raid on Deerfield and transported to Canada. Altho others we...

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Killed by Indians at the Deerfield Massacre of 1704 (Mass.)

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His brother Martin Kellogg returned as did the youngest sister Rebecca.

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Joanna Kellog, aged 11 in 1704, married an Indian at Caughnawaga. There is a record of her visiting her brother Martin in CT.

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Martin KELLOGG Information contributed by Barbara Clark Myall Martin KELLOGG, b. 22 Nov 1658, Boston, Essex Co, MA, d. 27 Jun 1707, Suffield. CT. Father: Joseph KELLOGG, Lieut., (1626-1707) Mot...

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He was the son of Martin and Sarah (Dickinson / Lane). The mother was not captured, but the father and four children were carried away, a fifth child killed. Joseph was twelve and seems to have unusu...

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In 1688, at the are of twenty, he and three companions travelled to theCanadian West, crossing Lake Superior, reached Grand Portage, entered theKaministikwia River near the present city of Fort Willima...

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Captured in the 1702 Deerfield Massacre and Kidnapping. Remained in Canada Being a child in Puritan New England, especially a girl, was not that encouraging. Many young people stayed in Canada -- som...

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Captured by Indians in the 1702 Deerfield Massacre and Kidnapping. Remained in Canada. ohn Stebbins, his wife, Dorothy, and their six children were all captured. Not one was killed, probably beca...

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Captured by Indians in the 1702 Deerfield Massacre and Kidnapping. Remained in Canada. John Stebbins, his wife, Dorothy, and their six children were all captured. Not one was killed, probably bec...

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Captured in the 1704 Deerfield Massacre and raid, returned in 1723 John Stebbins, his wife, Dorothy, and their six children were all captured. Not one was killed, probably because daughter Abigail ...

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John Stebbins was captured as a hostage at Deerfield in 1704 and carried off hostage to Canada. He was later redeemed and moved back to Deerfield where he resided on Lot Number 35. List of Deerfield ...

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They had the following children: + 646 M i Jacques Rene DENOYON 647 F ii Marie Gabrielle DE NOYON was born on 10 Mar 1705/1706 in Boucherville, Quebec, Canada. 1 _FA1 2 DATE 11 MAR 1705/06 2 ...

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She was the daughter of John Alexander of Boston who was a soldier under Captain Lathrop and was the only man known to come out whole in the Bloody Brook Massacre near Deerfield, MA. Captured by Indi...

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JOHN STEBBINS was captured by the Indians and taken to Canada. Tanquay's"Dictionaire Genealogique Des Familles Canadiennes," Volume VII, pp 219and 558 explains the change in names of this Canadian bran...

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Jonathan Lathrop in 2004 writes on Captain Thomas Lothrop is listed in Rev E. B Huntington's "Genealogical Memoir of the Lo-Lathrop family..." in the appendix on Unconnected Imigrants, Page 401 -...

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Kidnapped at age 9 during the Deerfield Indian massacre and kidnapping. He was later ransomed from the Mohawk in 1706 Thaonwentsawakon tried to distract Eunice, the young captive who was destin...

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[Carelton-Stickney.FTW] he was killed by Indians, while crossing the Merrimac River. Know all men by these presents that we, Edward Carlton and Benjamin Carlton, sons of Edward Carlton of Bradfor...

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On the night of 28 February 1704, approximately 300 French and Indian soldiers took 109 citizens captive, besides killing a total of 56 men, women and children, including two of Williams' children (s...

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Ransomed in 1706 following the Deerfield Indian Massacre and kidnapping of 1704. From the Thomas Rogers Society page on Reverend Warham Williams: Reverend Warham Williams[1] M, b. 16 Septem...

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John Williams (1664-1729), one of the most well known members of the Williams family, was an ordained minister and an early settler of Deerfield, Massachusetts. He lost his first wife, Eunice Mather,...

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He was the first white child born in Pocumtuck / Deerfield in 1673. His father, grandfather, and two Hindsdale uncles were killed at Bloody Brook. His only child was killed in the 1704 attack; he and h...

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Birth of Ebenezer Hinsdale. Ebenezer Hinsdale (1706-1763) was the son of Mehuman Hinsdale (1673-1736), said to be the first white child born in Deerfield. Mehuman's father, Samuel (1643-1675), was kill...

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Four members of the RICE family were made captives of the Caughnawaga Mohawks on Aug. 8, 1704 at Marlboro (now Westboro) Mass. While gathering flax in a field with other members of the family they were...

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Four members of the RICE family were made captives of the Caughnawaga Mohawks on Aug. 8, 1704 at Marlboro (now Westboro) Mass. While gathering flax in a field with other members of the family they were...

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Four members of the RICE family were made captives of the Caughnawaga Mohawks on Aug. 8, 1704 at Marlboro (now Westboro) Mass. While gathering flax in a field with other members of the family they were...

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John Williams (1664-1729), one of the most well known members of the Williams family, was an ordained minister and an early settler of Deerfield, Massachusetts. On the night of 28 February 1714, appr...

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Among Aquila's sons was Thomas (1654-1733), a carpenter and farmer. He resided in Newbury all his life and served in the militia twice against Indians--once in King Philip's War in 1675, and once again...

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Mary was supposedly captured by Indians, according to a story on Ancestry. I would have quoted it here except it was very gruesome and I just don't know if it's truthful! But see: Mary Corliss Ma...

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The Duston / Dustin Family, Thomas and Elizabeth (Wheeler) Duston and their descendants. Compiled by the Duston - Dustin Family Association Genealogists "On March 9, 1697, Hannah presented her husban...

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Joseph Frye (March 19, 1712 – July 25, 1794) was a renowned military leader from colonial Maine. Born in Andover, Massachusetts, he obtained the rank of general in the Massachusetts militia after s...

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JOHN CHAMBERLAIN, THE INDIAN FIGHTER AT PIGWACKET Born in the town of Chelmsford, March 29, 1692, he was the eldest child of Thomas and Elizabeth (Hall) Chamberlain, who lived first in Chelmsford, bu...

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In 1725 and 1726 Dummer, New Hampshire's Acting Governor John Wentworth, and Nova Scotia's military commander Paul Mascarene successfully concluded peace agreements with the Abenaki. Paul Mascare...

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Colonel Thomas Westbrook (1675-1743/1744) was a military figure in colonial America. The City of Westbrook, Maine is named after him. Thomas Westbrook's varied career included the role of senior New En...

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John Harmon, who owned the Harmon garrison house, which formed, with other houses, a place of refuge for the inhabitants of York during the famous massacre by the Indians, in 1692. This old house, afte...

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Benjamin Church was a prominent leader in King Philip's War. Church is the author of "Diary of King Philip's War, 1675-76." King Philip's War ended when Philip was killed by a Wampanoag soldier in Ca...

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Notes for Thomas Wiley: Big Sandy News October 12, 2005 Jenny Wiley's husband gets monument Association dedicates memorial to Thomas Wiley during Saturday event RIVER — The dedication of a me...

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Additional Curator's Notes: Jean C. Sellards, known as Jenny, was born in 1760 in Pennsylvania, the daughter of Hezekiah Sellards and Jean Brevard. Hezekiah hated neighbors and kept pushing the family ...

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He was on the muster roll of Capt. Johnson Harmon's company with Zebulon Harmon, Ensign, from Feb 28, 1721 to Nov 20, 1722, fighting the Indians about York.

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Col. Johnson Harmon and his brother, Deacon John Harmon, who as boys, had passed through the scenes of that frightful carnage, at the hands of the Indians, when York was destroyed in 1692. John Harmon,...

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He was a noted Indian fighter. In 1722 he was a Captain in two expeditions against the Norridgewocks. In 1707 he was present, with his brother John, at Winter Harbor when B. Donnell was killed by India...

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He was on the muster roll of Capt. Johnson Harmon's company with Zebulon Harmon, Ensign, from Feb 28, 1721 to Nov 20, 1722, fighting the Indians about York.

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Though too old at the outbreak of the American Revolutionary War to take command of troops in the field – he was seventy-four – Goffe was an avid revolutionary, serving in the provincial legislature an...

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Acting Governor of Massachusetts Bay 1723-1728 and 1729-1730. Governor Dummer Academy formed on his bequest on his property in Byfield. The towns of Dummer, NH and Dummerston, VT are named after his as...

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John Lovewell (October 14, 1691 – May 8, 1725) was a famous Ranger in the 18th century who fought during Father Rale's War (also known as Lovewell's War). He lived in present-day Nashua, New Hampshir...

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In August 1724, a force of 208 soldiers (which would split into 2 units under the commands of captains Johnson Harmon and Jeremiah Moulton left Fort Richmond (now Richmond) in 17 whaleboats up the Kenn...

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In early September 1724 some Indians came to Dunstable and captured three men. When they did not return from work a party of ten or more men started in pursuit. One man, Josiah Farwell, warned the le...

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