Person:Isaac Stevens (9)

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Isaac Stevens
b.Est 1716
 
m.
  1. Phineas Stevens1706/07 - 1756
  2. Azubah Stevens1708 -
  3. Samuel Stevens1711 - 1723
  4. Mindwell Stevens1713 -
  5. Joseph StevensEst 1714/15 - 1723
  6. Isaac StevensEst 1716 -
  7. Isaac Stevens1718 - Bef 1758
  8. Dorothy Stevens1720/21 -
  9. Joseph Stevens1723 -
  10. Lucy Stevens1725 -
  11. Mary Stevens1728 -
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Name[1] Isaac Stevens
Gender Male
Birth[3] Est 1716
References
  1. Joseph Stevens, in Crane, Ellery B. Historic Homes and Institutions and Genealogical and Personal Memoirs of Worcester County, Massachusetts: With a History of Worcester Society of Antiquity. (New York: Lewis Publishing Co., 1907)
    2:277.

    Isaac, [son of Joseph & Prudence (Rice) Stevens], captured by Indians in 1723; married April 11, 1743, Mercy Hubbard, daughter of Captain John Hubbard; married (second) Abigail Parling in 1748.

  2.   Isaac Stevens, in Reed, Jonas, and Daniel Bartlett. A history of Rutland, Worcester County, Massachusetts: from its earliest settlement, with a biography of its first settlers [supplement added]. (Salt Lake City, Utah: Genealogical Society of Utah, 1971)
    p 104.

    Isaac Stevens being so young when taken captive, he soon acquired Indian habits, -- was taught their warfare, and by fighting little Indian boys with lances, &c., his body was punctured and scarified. His squaw mother made so much of him, she won his affections, and he would willingly have tarried with the Indians.

  3. Based on the gap in births; he was old enough to go with his brothers to the hayfield, where he would be taken captive; and "being so young when taken captive, he soon acquired Indian habits."S2 This statement indicates it would have been highly unlikely for him to have been one of the older brothers.