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Mountain Standard Time, [email protected] writes: There was a James Kincaid in New Hampshire in 1747: BOSTON GAZETTE Aug. 18, 1747 James Kincaid of New Hampshire arrived at Quebec (along with names of others captured by the Indians and brought to Quebec) This James is the son of Napthali. ============================================================== Massachusetts and Maine families in the ancestry of Walter Goodwin Davis (1885-1966) : a reprinting, in alphabetical order by surname, of the sixteen multi-ancestor compendia (plus Thomas Haley of Winter Harbor and his descendants) compiled by Maine's foremost genealogist, 1916-1963 by Walter Goodwin Davis; Gary Boyd Roberts ============================================================== _http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~wjmartin/captives.htm_ (http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~wjmartin/captives.htm) NEW ENGLAND CAPTIVES CARRIED TO CANADA Between 1677 and 1760 During the French and Indian Wars By Emma Lewis Coleman KINCAID, JAMEs, II, 217, 219. ================================================================== Ancestry.com Family Trees Dorr/Taber/MacDonald/Drummond Genealogy Entries: 20953 Updated: 2004-10-21 17:41:12 UTC (Thu) Contact: Russell A. Dorr, Jr. ID: I6519 Reference Number: 6519 Name: James KINCAID 1 Sex: M Change Date: 09 APR 2002 Birth: Note: This was probably the James Kincaid who was named in a list of captives in Québec as given in the Boston Gazette but not in the Boston Weekly Post-boy 2 Father: Napthali KINCAID b: SAY 1695 Mother: Christian RAND b: SAY 1698 Sources: Title: Maine Families in 1790 (Six volumes) Abbrev: Maine Families in 1790 Publication: Picton Press, PO Box 250, Rockport, ME 04856-0250, Various Page: Vol 6, p 265 Title: The New England Historical and Genealogical Register, Subject: Volumes 1-148; 1847-1994 Abbrev: NEHGR Publication: The New England Historic Genealogical Society, 101 Newbury Street, Boston, MA 02116, Copyright 1996 Page: 70:264 "The Redeemed Captives of 1747" ============================================================== Ancestry.com Family Trees The Coad Family Tree & Branches Entries: 47051 Updated: 2004-12-03 10:09:20 UTC (Fri) Contact: Edwin E. Coad III ID: I14208 Name: James KINCAID Given Name: James Surname: Kincaid Sex: M Death: 24 Apr 1748 in Sheepscot, York, ME of killed by Indians 1 Change Date: 17 Feb 2003 at 16:53 Note: James was born in of Sheepscot, York, ME.(126) James was the son of Napthali Kincaid (Kincket) and Christian Rand. James died 24 Apr 1748 Sheepscot, York, ME.(127) killed by Indians French and Indian War Captives in Canada - Sheepscot 1745 Sep 27 (FHL Film #0059058 #3) Mis Rec of Lincoln Co ME Kincaid, James, son of Naphtali and Christian (Rand) of Oys ter River, who had moved to Sheepscot. He and his father and other men were busy harvesting near Ft. George when they were attacked by six Obenakis from Beiancour. His father was killed and was carried away. In an examination to which he was subjected, he is called a native of Piscataquay . He reached Quebec, 28 Oct, 18 days after his captivity. Pote sayes "came into prison," James Kincaid who was taken at a place called Shipsquit. How wrote that he was much pleased with Kincaid's conversation and deemed him a man o f true piety. He returned in the summer of 1747 and the next year, Sunday, 24 Apr, he was killed in another Indian attack. Note: W. G. Davis (MMF V 1, p 234) says Elizabeth Carr m Na pthali Kincaid; however, LND (pp 400-401) shows the possibility that it was his son, James, who actually married Elizabeth. James was captured in 27 Sep 1745 by Indians, returned the summer of 1747, and killed in another attack of 24 Ap r 1748. It is entirely possible that he married Elizabeth a fter his return in 1747 and this is why I can find no children of Elizabeth (Carr) Kincaid. Father: Nathaniel (Napthani) KINCAID b: Abt 1697 in Oyster River Parish, Strafford, NH Mother: Christian RAND b: 1698 Marriage 1 Elizabeth CARR b: Abt 1727 in Sheepscot, York, ME Married: 1747 in Sheepscot, York, ME Change Date: 17 Feb 2003 Sources: Abbrev: Voss.ged Title: Voss.ged Author: Joni Kay Voss Publication: 12 Dec 2002 Joni Kay Voss 2211 W. Fairview Spokane, WA 99205 EMAIL [email protected]_ (mailto:[email protected]) ============================================================= Prepared By: Arlene L. Brown Ackermann 4989 SE Hanson Circle Stuart, FL 34997-1714 (772) 781-4393 Send email to preparer: [email protected]_ (mailto:[email protected]) Ultimate Family Tree, ver 3.10 Patch BROWN Project Version 4071 22 Apr 2003 _http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~arlene/Brown/d0/i0009292.htm_ (http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~arlene/Brown/d0/i0009292.htm) ------------------- 56 iii. Elizabeth Carr (#10111) was born in of Sheepscot, York, ME.(127) She married James Kincade Sheepscot, York, ME, 1747.(128) prob no issue (James Kincade is #24577.) James was born in of Sheepscot, York, ME.(129) James was the son of Napthali Kincaid (Kincket) and Christian Rand. James died 24 Apr 1748 Sheepscot, York, ME.(130) killed by Indians French and Indian War Captives in Canada - Sheepscot 1745 Sep 27 (FHL Film #0059058 #3) Mis Rec os Lindoln Co ME Kincaid, James, son of Naphtali and Christian (Rand) of Oyster River, who had moved to Sheepscot. He and his father and other men were busy harvesting near Ft. George when they were attacked by six Obenakis from Beiancour. His father was killed and was carried away. In an examination to which he was subjected, he is called a native of Piscataquay. He reached Quebec, 28 Oct, 18 days after his captivity. Pote sayes "came into prison," James Kincaid who was taken at a place called Shipsquit. How wrote that he was much pleased with Kincaid's conversation and deemed him a man of true piety. He returned in the summer of 1747 and the next year, Sunday, 24 Apr, he was killed in another Indian attack. Note: W. G. Davis (MMF V 1, p 234) says Elizabeth Carr m Napthali Kincaid; however, LND (pp 400-401) shows the possibility that it was his son, James, who actually married Elizabeth. James was captured in 27 Sep 1745 by Indians, returned the summer of 1747, and killed in another attack of 24 Apr 1748. It is entirely possible that he married Elizabeth after his return in 1747 and this is why I can find no children of Elizabeth (Carr) Kincaid.