John Williams

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John Williams was a colonial New England Puritan minister best known for his captivity narrative recounting his abduction during the 1704 Deerfield raid.

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John Williams canonical 6

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instanceOf Puritan minister
captivity narrative author
person
capturedBy French and allied Native American forces
child Eunice Williams
countryOfCitizenship Colonial America
dateOfBirth 1664
dateOfDeath 1729
dateOfGraduation 1683
educatedAt Harvard College
linked to: Harvard University
ethnicGroup English colonists in North America
familyName Williams
father Samuel Williams
genre captivity narrative
givenName John
hasPublicationYear 1707
heldInCaptivityIn New France
languageOfWorkOrName English
mother Theoda Park
movement New England Puritanism
linked to: Puritan New England
notableEvent Deerfield raid
linked to: Attack on Deerfield
notableFact best known for his captivity narrative recounting his abduction during the 1704 Deerfield raid
notableWork The Redeemed Captive Returning to Zion
occupation minister
participantIn Queen Anne's War
placeOfBirth Roxbury, Massachusetts Bay Colony
placeOfDeath Deerfield, Massachusetts Bay Colony
placeOfWork Deerfield, Massachusetts
positionHeld minister of the church in Deerfield, Massachusetts
religion Congregationalism
Puritanism
residence Deerfield, Massachusetts
spouse Eunice Mather
victimOf abduction during the 1704 Deerfield raid
workLocation frontier community of Deerfield in the Connecticut River Valley
wroteAbout relations between English colonists, French, and Native Americans in early 18th-century North America
religious interpretation of suffering and captivity

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Eunice Williams father John Williams
Raid on Deerfield notablePerson John Williams
subject linked to: raid on Deerfield
Eunice Mather spouse John Williams