- 1880 Census Records for Kanistanaux
- Another Kanistanaux in 1880
- Isaac J. Kanistanaux
- 1892 NYS Census for Stockton, NY (1)
- 1892 NYS Census for Ellicott, NY
- 1900 Census for Stockton, NY (1)
- 1900 Census for Stockton, NY (2)
- 1905 NYS Census for Stockton
- 1905 NYS Census for Pomfret, NY
- 1910 Pomfret NY Census
- 1920 Allegany NY Census
- 1930 Allegany NY Census
- 1931 Obituary for Carolina A. Horton
- 1880 Census for the Horton Family
- 1892 NY State Census for the Horton Family
- 1900 Census for the Horton Family
- 1910 Census for the Horton Family
- 1930 Census for the Horton Family
- 1900 Census for Pomfret, NY
- Is This Marleah in 1870?
- Who Is “U-Ta-Wa-Un”?
- One Marleah or Two?
- The Two Lee-O-Netto Doctresses
- Lee-O-Netto Kanistanaux – the younger
- One More Dr. Kanistanaux
- The Kindness Connection – Part 1
- The Kindness Connection – part 2
- Lewis Kindness
- William & Laton go to Colorado
- Kanistanaux General Review
- Kanistanaux Family Review (1)
- Moulton Family Review (1)
- Marleah Review (1)
- Laton Review (1)
- Lewis Kindness Review (1)
- Dr. Isaac J. Kanistanaux Review (1)
- Lee-o-netto Review (1)
- Caroline Review (1)
- Henry Review (1)
- Lee-o-netto (younger) Review (1)
- William Review (1)
- Kanistanaux – Research To-Do List
- Pennsylvania Marriage License
- Isaac & Dr. Lee
- Laton’s Death Notice
- Lee-o-netto’s Death Notice
- He’s Baaack!
- U-Ta-Wa-Un – Who are you?
- Kanistanaux Family in 1870
- Lewis Kindness – A Soldier’s Story
- Carrie & Fred Horton update
- Dr. Lee-O-Netto – interesting ad
- Dr. Lee in the 1880 Census
- Dr. Lee-o-netto’s estate
- U-ta-wa-un
- Dr. Lee & U-ta-wa-un
- Indians in Paris?
- U-ta-wa-un and Wa-no-na in Paris
- 1867 Paris Universal Exposition (intro)
- 1867 Paris Universal Exposition (Illustrations)
- 1920 Death Record for Isaac Kanistanaux
- Indians in Paris (part 2)
- Jane Kanistanaux – who is she?
- Indians in Paris (part 3)
- Horton Family Records
- Moulton Grave Marker
- Moulton Cemetery Card
- Nettie & Charles Dodge
- One Lee-o-netto or Two?
- Carrie & Fred Horton
- Marleah’s 1906 Death Record
- Carrie’s 1931 Death Record
- Lee-o-netto’s Death Record
- Dr. Lee-o-netto – a cemetery visit
- Lee-o-netto’s Estate Records
- Lee-O-Netto’s Housekeepers – Part 1
- Lee-O-Netto’s Housekeepers – Part 2
- An Obituary for Lee-o-netto
- Lee-o-netto’s Funeral Notice
- BIG OPPS – Update to my last post
- Lee-o-netto’s House in Allegany
- Lee-o-netto’s Post Card
- The Kanistanaux Homestead & Oral History
- Lee-o-netto – dating images
- The Historical Newell Family
- Lee-o-netto – Family Memories
- Indians in Paris (part 4)
- Indians in Paris (part 5)
- U-ta-wa-un – Photo from Paris
- We-no-na – Photo from Paris
- U-ta-wa-un – Illustrated
- 1867 American Circus – Dress Rehearsal
- Indians in Paris – Index
- Stockton Deeds – 1874 Purchase
- Stockton Deeds – 1874 Sale
- Stockton Deeds – 1879 Purchase
- Stockton Deeds – 1888 Transfer
- Stockton Deeds – 1890 Purchase
- Marleah & Kanistanaux
- Been a Long Time
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I am looking for an article about the Native perspective of the Cochecho massacre in Dover, NH in 1689. I read an article by Jean M. Roberts which referred me to this website for such an article.
I am sorry that our website is no longer active. I have searched our archive and do not find an article concerning Cochecho or Dover in 1689 nor do we have anything written in this period that provides a Native perspective. The only thing that comes to mind is an article about the Oyster River Raid in 1694 that explains the event by following the activities of various Native groups leading up to the raid.
Here is the info for the original article
The Great Massacre of 1694: Understanding the Destruction of Oyster River Plantation, by Craig J. Brown Originally Published in Historical New Hampshire Vol. 53, No. 3&4, Fall/Winter 1998 a Publication of the New Hampshire Historical Society
Best of luck in your research.
Thank you so much for researching my question. I really appreciate it. I have worked with Craig Brown, so I am familiar with his article.