Captive histories: English, French, and Native narratives of the 1704 Deerfield raid

The Setting. Quentin Stockwell's relation of his 1677 captivity and redemption, 1684 / Quentin Stockwell ; Capture and death of Chepasson, 1690 / Committee of Militia at Northampton ; Daniel Belding's 1696 captivity, c. 1729 / Stephen Williams.

The Raid. Account of the destruction of Deerfield, 1704 / Samuel Partridge ; Letter from William Whiting to Governor Fitz-John Winthrop, 1704 ; Letter from Isaac Addington to Governor Fitz-John Winthrop, 1704 ; Partridge's lament, 1704 / Samuel Partridge ; Letter from Phillippe de Rigaud de Vaudreuil to the Minister of the Marine, 1704 ; Letter from Claude de Ramezay to the Minister of the Marine, 1704.

English Narratives. Redeemed captive returning to Zion, 1707 / John Williams ; What befell Stephen Williams in his captivity, c. 1707 / Stephen Williams ; Letter from John Williams to Stephen Williams, 1729 ; Joseph Petty's 1705 escape, c. 1729 / Joseph Petty ; When I was carried to Canada, c. 1740 / Joseph Kellogg.

French Narratives. Letter concerning the mission of Lorette in New France, 1710 / Louis d'Avaugour ; Hertel Memoire, c. 1712.

Mohawk Narratives. Story of the bell, 1882 / Mrs. E.A. Smith ; Fair captive: the life and captivity of Miss Eunice Williams, 1842 / Charles B. de Saileville ; Different view: a descendant recounts the 1704 attack, 1995 / Taiaiake Alfred.

Abenaki Narratives. History and traditions of Eunice Williams and her descendants, 1922 / Elizabeth M. Sadoques ; Abenaki connections to 1704: the Sadoques family and Deerfield, 2004 / Marge Bruchac.

Identities of native peoples

Lists of the 1704 Deerfield captives

Fates of the 1704 Deerfield captives

Fates of New England captives taken between 1703-1712.