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From: Gregory McReynolds <>
Subject: Re: [Q-R] "Martyr" John Smith (b. 1681) of Dartmouth, Mass., andChester County, PA
Date: Mon, 30 Jun 2003 15:21:22 -0700
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I have the following notes on John Smith:
John Smith suffered fines and imprisonment in Massachusetts for
refusing military duty. Forced aboard ship as a sailor to England. He
returned to America in 1705. Settled first at Philadelphia then Chester
Co., Pa. Memorials have periodically been written of him.
He married first Ann, daughter of Caleb Pusey, on 5 March 1706/7. In
1713 he moved to East Marlborough where the Society of Friends held
meetings in his home, this later became the Londongrove Meeting. He
married second, 6 August 1726 Dorothy Windle.
He was an elder and founder of Londongrove Meeting.
I descend from his second wife Dorothy Windle, by whom he had five children.
Hope this helps,
Gregory McReynolds
Pasadena, California
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