History of the revolutionary war ... [microform] : brief account of the captivity and cruel sufferings of Captain Deitz, and John and Robert Brice ... who were taken prisoners of war by the British Indians and Tories : now first published over said Robert Brice's own signature, the horrible massacre of the Deitz family, in Bern, Albany co., seventy-one years ago : brief account of an attempt ... to defraud said Robert Brice out of his property : testimony of ex-Governor Wm. H. Seward, proving James R. Brice perfectly innocent of perjury, with which he was charged in March, 1834 ... : affidavits of astonishing cures of dropsy, by Jas. R. Brice ... : in three vols.--To be continued--vol. I. /
Brice, James R.
Priest, Josiah,1788-1851lcn00056289
Albany : Printed for the author,
1851.
No more published?
"The captive boys of Rensselaerville--John and Robert Brice" (p. [3]-10) was written by Josiah Priest and first published in his "Stories of the revolution", Albany, 1836.
Sabin 7792.
Sabin Group 54.
Microfiche.
Deitz family.
Brice family.