The Gruesome Story of Hannah Duston, Whose Slaying of Indians Made Her an American Folk "Hero" | History | Smithsonian Magazine
This story doesn't appear in any textbook, but here it is in Smithsonian magazine, ready for a teacher to include in an colonial America lesson
Though she’s all but forgotten today, Hannah Duston was probably the first American woman to be memorialized in a public monument, and this statue is one of three built in her honor between 1861 and 1879.