True stories of New England captives carried to Canada during the old French and Indian wars
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True stories of New England captives carried to Canada during the old French and Indian wars
Christine Otis [Dover, N.H., 1689]--Esther Wheelwright [Wells, Me., 1703]--Story of a York family [John Sayward's, 1692]--Difficulties and dangers in the settlement of a frontier town 1670 [Deerfield, Mass.]--Eunice Williams [Deerfield, 1704]--Ensign John Sheldon [Deerfield, 1704]--My hunt for the captives.--Two captives [Abigail Nims and Josiah Rising, Deerfield, 1704]--A day at Oka [Canada]--Thankful Stebbins [Deerfield, Mass., 1704]--A scion of the church in Deerfield. Joseph Octave Plessis.--Hertel de Rouville.--Father Meriel.--Mary Silver [Haverhill, Mass., 1708]--Appendix
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