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1666 - 1697 (31 years)
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Name |
Jonathan FAIRBANK [1, 2] |
- "Fairbanks Genealogy": He was one of the first four soldiers of Lancaster who went on long expeditions; and shared the hardships and misfortunes of Sir William Phip's ill-fated expedition to Canada in 1690. He was killed by the Indians, with one of his children, in the massacre of Sept. 11, 1697, and his wife was taken captive and carried to Canada, but was afterward rescued or ransomed by the government. She was received at "Cascoe Bay, ye 17 january, 1698-9, aboard the Province Gally," and returned home to her surviving children. [1]
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Birth |
7 Aug 1666 |
Lancaster, Massachusetts [1] |
Gender |
Male |
Death |
4 Sep 1697 |
Lancaster, Massachusetts [2] |
Cause: Killed by Indians |
Person ID |
I70041 |
Main Tree |
Last Modified |
19 Mar 2013 |
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Sources |
- [S5073] Lorenzo Sayles Fairbanks, A.M., "Genealogy of the Fairbanks Family in America 1633-1897", (Boston: Printed for the Author by the American Printing and Engraving Co., - 1897).
- [S5072] Charlotte Whitcomb, "The Whitcomb Family in America": A Biographical Genealogy, (Minneapolis, Minnesota - October 1904).
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