Williams, Eleazer, 1787-1858
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Name (Latin)
Williams, Eleazer, 1787-1858
Other forms of name
Lost Dauphin, 1787-1858
Williams, Eleazar, 1787-1858
Date of birth
1787
Date of death
1858-08-28
Occupation
Congregationalists
Episcopal Church--Clergy
Indians of North America--Kings and rulers
Missionaries
Associated Language
eng
Gender
male
MARC
MARC
Sources of Information
- Columbia encyc., 6th ed., 2001 0nline, Mar. 18, 2004(Williams, Eleazer (c.1787-1858)
- DAB(Williams, Eleazar (ca. 1789-1858); missionary to the Indians; erroneously called the "Lost Dauphin")
- Dictionary of Canadian biography WWW site, July 25, 2014:vol. viii, 1851-1860 (Eleazer, Williams; chief of the Caughnawaga (Kahnawake) Reserve and Congregational and Episcopalian minister; born May 1788 on the shores of Lake George, N.Y.; died 28 Aug. 1858 on the Saint-Régis Reserve)
- Encyclopedia.com, Mar. 18, 2004(Eleazer Williams (c.1787-1858))
- Evans, Elizabeth Edson Gibson. The story of Louis XVII. of France, 1893:p. 16, etc. (Eleazer Williams; d. 28 Aug. 1858)
- Herringshaw(Williams, Eleazar; clergyman and author; b. 1787 at Caughnawaga, N.Y.; Episcopal clergyman at Green Bay, Wis.; supposed by some persons to have been Louis XVII of France; d. 1858 in N.Y.)
- LC database, Nov. 6, 1996(hdg.: Williams, Eleazar, 1789?-1858)
- Oberg, M. L. Professional Indian : the American odyssey of Eleazer Williams, c2015:ECIP galley, chapter 1 (born in 1788 at or near Sault Ste. Louis in Lower Canada, a place known to the Mohawks as Kahnawake)