WebFrances Slocum/Bundy Cemetery is the burial place of Frances Slocum, (moved from original cemetery when Mississinewa Reservoir was built). … http://www.miamiindians.org/seven-pillars/

Frances Slocum - IHB

WebThere is 1 volunteer for this cemetery. Sorry! There are no volunteers for this cemetery. Continuing with this request will add an alert to the cemetery page and any new volunteers will have the opportunity to fulfill your request. Enter numeric value. Enter memorial Id. Year should not be greater than current year. Invalid memorial WebBY G. S. BAILEY, D. D. The story of Frances Slocum is one of thrilling interest. She was stolen by the Delaware Indians from her father's house near Wilkes-Barre, in Wyoming Valley, Luzerne county, Pa., on the second day of November, 1778, when she was a child five years of age. They took her from the house in broad daylight before the eyes of ... chuy\u0027s allergy menu

Frances Slocum Monument Historical Marker

WebSep 9, 1997 · The "New" Frances Slocum Cemetery (AKA Bundy Cemetery) is in Waltz Township, Wabash County across the Mississinewa river and just upstream from the original cemetery. It is across the dam … WebAge 67 Wife of Peter Bondy Leaving husband and nine children Jane Slocum was the daughter of Chief She-Po-Can-Ah Deaf Man (b.1770, d.1833) and Mac-On-A-Quah Frances Slocum Lost Sister, Little Sister, Little Bear Slocum (b.1773, d.1847). She was first married to Louis Wap-Shin-Waw Godfroy. He died in 1845. She was a... WebFrances Slocum Indian captiveBorn: 3/4/1773Birthplace: Warwick, R.I. Frances Slocum was the daughter of Jonathan and Ruth Tripp Slocum, Quakers who had settled near … chuy\u0027s application