Katherine Marbury Scott

Katherine Marbury Scott (born approx.1607-1610, died 1687) was a Quaker advocate and colonist of the Massachusetts Bay Colony. Like her older sister, Anne Hutchinson, she was persecuted by the Puritans when her open opposition to Puritan authorities disturbed the patriarchal order of the colony. Provided by Wikipedia
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    The appellants case Catharine Marbury Spinster, Benjamin Woodroffe, D. D. and Mary his Wife, Gilbert Thacker, Esq; and Eliz. his Wife, Sisters and Coheirs of William and Richard Marbury deceas'd Appellants. Executors of Torbuck, Ann Andrews, and several others Respondents

    The appellants case Catharine Marbury Spinster, Benjamin Woodroffe, D. D. and Mary his Wife, Gilbert Thacker, Esq; and Eliz. his Wife, Sisters and Coheirs of William and Richard Ma... by Marbury, Catharine

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    The appellants case Katharine Marbury, Benjamin Woodroffe, and Mary his Wife, Gilbert Thacker, and Elizabeth his Wife. Appellants. Ann Andrews; Francis Painter, and Richard Spour Executors of William Noy, the Executors of Torbuck Creditors of William Marbury, and others. Respondents

    The appellants case Katharine Marbury, Benjamin Woodroffe, and Mary his Wife, Gilbert Thacker, and Elizabeth his Wife. Appellants. Ann Andrews; Francis Painter, and Richard Spour E... by Marbury, Catharine

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