On December 26, 1750 an unknown female captive was killed while trying to flee from an Indian Community. Her body was buried by French traders and witnessed by explorer Christopher Gist. On January 15, 1751 Gist later visited a Delaware Indian Village (White Woman Creek) where he meet Mary Harris [A survivor of the 1704 French-Indian War Raid on Deerfield, Massachusetts who had been taken captive; at the time of Gist meeting her she was married with an Indian Husband and several children. According to a note in Gist Journal Mary Harris later settled at CAhnawaga near Montreal Canada and was living in 1756 (p114) (HArris remarked that when she was young white men were pious although in 50 years they had become wicked)