Rebecca Smith was born about 1645 in Durham, New Hampshire. She married Charles Adams about 1665. They were the parents of Deliverance, Charles, Sarah, Mary, Samuel and Mercy (Marie Ursula).
On July 18, 1694, about 250 Abenaki Indians led by the French attacked several Oyster River settlements capturing or killing approximately 100 settlers and burning homes. Rebecca died in the Abenaki/French raid along with her husband and several children.
On July 18, 1694, about 250 Abenaki Indians led by the French attacked several Oyster River settlements capturing or killing approximately 100 settlers and burning homes. Rebecca died in the Abenaki/French raid along with her husband and several children.
Rebecca Smith was born about 1645 in Durham, New Hampshire. She married Charles Adams about 1665. They were the parents of Deliverance, Charles, Sarah, Mary, Samuel and Mercy (Marie Ursula).
On July 18, 1694, about 250 Abenaki Indians led by the French attacked several Oyster River settlements capturing or killing approximately 100 settlers and burning homes. Rebecca died in the Abenaki/French raid along with her husband and several children.
On July 18, 1694, about 250 Abenaki Indians led by the French attacked several Oyster River settlements capturing or killing approximately 100 settlers and burning homes. Rebecca died in the Abenaki/French raid along with her husband and several children.
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