English captives and others who went to Caughnawaga and became Native American.

List of Europeans recorded as having gone to Caughnawaga and stayed.

Eunice Williams, daughter of Rev. John Williams, minister of Deerfield, and Eunice ?, captured in the raid on Deefield in 1704. She was brought to Caughnawaga where she converted to Catholicism. She was said to about 7 or 8 years old. She married a Native American man, and he and their children adopted the surname Williams.
Source: Francis Parkman, A Half Century of Conflict, Chapter IV, "Deerfield"
Joanna Kellogg, daughter of ?, captured in the raid on Deerfield on 28-29 February 1704. She was said to be about 11 years old. She married a Caughnawaga chief and became Native American "by adoption."
Source: Francis Parkman, A Half Century of Conflict, Chapter IV, "Deerfield"
John and Zechariah Tarbell, captured when boys at Groton. Became Indian chiefs Caughnawaga. One of them later founded the mission at St. Regis.
Source: Parkman, A Half Century of Conflict, Chapter IV, "Deerfield" (cited from Green, Groton during the Indian Wars, 116-120.)
Source: Marie-Marthe Beauregard. Repertoire des mariages de Caughnawaga-Kahnawake She says that the information was taken from notes by Msgr. Forbes and Henri Béchard, S.J. I have not been able to track down the original sources.