Marcella Light (daughter of John Light) thought she was doing a good deed on a bitterly cold November night in 1757, as she discovered a crying Native Indian girl outside of Light's Fort that claimed she was lost from her tribe, cold and hungry. Marcella brought the Native Indian girl inside to the kitchen and feed her a hot pork dinner and then took her upstairs to sleep.
Marcella Light (daughter of John Light) made a generous act on a harsh November night in 1757, when she found a lost Native American child outside Light's Fort, who was desperate for help. Marcella provided the girl with food and shelter, showing kindness and compassion.