Stephen Williams

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Stephen Williams was a colonial American Congregational minister and diarist known for his captivity during the Deerfield raid of 1704 and his long subsequent ministry in Longmeadow, Massachusetts.

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Stephen Williams canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Congregational minister
diarist
person
associatedWith Deerfield raid
linked to: Attack on Deerfield

Longmeadow Congregational Church
capturedIn Deerfield raid of 1704
centuryOfActivity 18th century
early 18th century New England ministry
continent North America
countryOfCitizenship Colonial America
culturalContext colonial New England clergy
ethnicGroup English colonists in New England
event Deerfield raid of 1704
familyName Williams
fieldOfWork diary keeping
ministry
religious writing
genre diaries
givenName Stephen
hasNotableWork diary of captivity and ministry
historicalRegion Province of Massachusetts Bay
historicalSignificance providing a first-hand account of captivity and colonial New England life
knownAs Rev. Stephen Williams
languageSpoken English
notableFor captivity during the Deerfield raid of 1704
long ministry in Longmeadow, Massachusetts
notableRole survivor of frontier warfare in New England
occupation Congregational minister
clergyman
diarist
placeOfActivity Deerfield, Massachusetts
Longmeadow, Massachusetts
religion Congregational church
Protestantism
religiousDenomination Congregationalism
residence Deerfield, Massachusetts
Longmeadow, Massachusetts
sourceOfInformation colonial New England diaries
workLocation Longmeadow, Massachusetts

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John Williams (Puritan minister) child Stephen Williams
Eunice Williams sibling Stephen Williams