Notice biographique commémorative de Rockingham et les comtés de Windham, Connecticut : contenant des notes biographiques de personnalités et de citoyens et représentant plusieurs des premières familles installées . , Ainsi qu'un agriculteur thrifty.M. Kimball et sa famille ont été attaqués par des Indiens skulk-ing dans la nuit du 2 mai, 1676, et il a été tué, sa femme et ses cinq enfants, Joanna,Thomas, Joseph, Priscilla et John, être takencaptives et reportés dans le désert, où elles n'ont tenu quarante-et-un jours sans rançon, d'être libéré par l'atlast friendly bureaux du chef-Wana, lancet du Pennacook JE

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Commemorative biographical record of Tolland and Windham counties, Connecticut : containing biographical sketches of prominent and representative citizens and of many of the early settled families . , as well as a thrifty farmer.Mr. Kimball and his family were attacked by skulk-ing Indians on the night of May 2, 1676, and hewas killed, his wife and five children, Joanna, Thomas, Joseph, Priscilla and John, being takencaptives and carried into the wilderness, where theywere held forty-one days without ransom, being atlast freed by the friendly offices of the chief Wana-lancet, of the Pennacook Indians, and they reachedhome safely, where the settlers had offered up pray-ers for their deliverance. Thomas Kimball marriedMary, a daughter of Thomas and Joanna Smith, ofIpsv^ich, and to their union came children as fol-lows: (i) Elizabeth, born Dec. 5, 1658, died Dec.27, 1658; (2) Richard, of whom mention is madelater in this article; (3) Joseph, born in 1662, diedbefore 1699; (4) Mary, born in 1663, marriedThomas Reddington, of Boxford, Mass.; (5) Han-nah, born Jan. 2y, 1661, died before 1699; (6)Thomas, born in 1665, died in Bradford, June 30, 1732; (7) Ebenezer, born April 20, 1668; (8). (3.Ar :^(U^.^a^c^ COMMEMORATIVE BIOGRAPHICAL RECORD 177 John, born Oct. 14, 1675 i (9) Joanna marriedJoshua Morse, of Newbury, Mass., and died April10, 1^190. Richard Kimball, the second member of theabove family, was born in Hampton, Mass., in 1660, and died in Bradford, Mass., Jan. 21, 1732-3. Inthe militia service he was cornet and afterwardrose to a captaincy. On Sept. 7, 1682, he marriedSarah, a daughter of John and Elizabeth Spofford, of Boxford. She was born March 24, 1661, anddied Feb. 14, 1713-14. Mrs. Mehitable (Day) Kim-ball, the widow of his cousin, Richard Kimball, be-came his wife Nov. 5, 1714. To Richard andSarah Kimball were born: (i) Richard, bornAug. 7, 16S3, died Aug, 19, 1683; (2) Sarah, bornJan. 5, 1685. married John Wood, of Littleton, Mass.; (3) Samuel is mentioned fart

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