Rebecca Kellogg Ashley, 1695-1757
Subtitle: from Deerfield to Onaquaga
By: Barbara L. Covey.
Publisher: Heritage Books
Published: 2008
Place of publication: Westminster, Md
Language: eng
Number of pages: 163
ISBN-13: 9780788446771
Subjects: Ashley, Rebecca Kellogg, -- 1695-1757; Ashley, Rebecca Kellogg, -- 1695-1757 -- Family; Ashley family; Kellogg family; Massachusetts -- Biography; New York (State) -- Biography
Genres: Biography
Notes: Includes bibliographical references (p. [149]-152) and index.
Table of contents: title: 1704. When Rebecca Kellogg learned how to be a captive from the Canadian Mohawks at Caughnawaga; title: 1710. When Rebecca's brother Joseph Kellogg learned how to be a French trader with the Far Indians; title: 1727. When Rebecca's son Joseph Evans went to New Jersey and learned how to be a Delaware Indian; title: The 1730s. When Rebecca's friend from the Deerfield raid, Stephen Williams, helped start the Stockbridge Mission at Westenhuc; title: 1744. When David Brainerd became a missionary to the Delawares and Rebecca was the interpreter for Mohawk Sachem Cayenquerigo; title: 1749 and 1753. When Rebecca's younger sons explored Pennsylvania and Sam Evans lived at Meniolagomeka Moravian Mission; title: 1748 and 1754. When Rebecca and her new husband Benjamin Ashley, went to Onaquaga, New York, with missionaries from Stockbridge, Massachusetts; title: 1757. When Rebecca dined at Bethlehem, Pennsylvania, and brought her grandson back with her to Onaquaga.