Southwick family - Revision history

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	*[http://~~evergreen~~.noblenet.org/~~eg/opac/record~~/1455702~~?locg=63~~ Genealogy of the descendants of Lawrence and Cassandra Southwick of Salem, Mass.] by J. M. Caller		*[http://salem.noblenet.org/Record/1455702 Genealogy of the descendants of Lawrence and Cassandra Southwick of Salem, Mass.] by J. M. Caller

	*[http://~~evergreen~~.noblenet.org/~~eg/opac/record~~/3017553~~?locg=63~~ Hidden History of Salem] by S. Saville, p. 56-63		*[http://salem.noblenet.org/Record/3017553 Hidden History of Salem] by S. Saville, p. 56-63

	*[http://~~evergreen~~.noblenet.org/~~eg/opac/record~~/2172069~~?locg=63~~ Salem in the Seventeenth Century] by Philips, p. 154, 196-8		*[http://salem.noblenet.org/Record/2172069 Salem in the Seventeenth Century] by Philips, p. 154, 196-8

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			*[http://evergreen.noblenet.org/eg/opac/record/1455702?locg=63 Genealogy of the descendants of Lawrence and Cassandra Southwick of Salem, Mass.] by J. M. Caller

	*[http://evergreen.noblenet.org/eg/opac/record/3017553?locg=63 Hidden History of Salem] by S. Saville, p. 56-63		*[http://evergreen.noblenet.org/eg/opac/record/3017553?locg=63 Hidden History of Salem] by S. Saville, p. 56-63

	*[http://evergreen.noblenet.org/eg/opac/record/2172069?locg=63 Salem in the Seventeenth Century] by Philips, p. 154, 196-8		*[http://evergreen.noblenet.org/eg/opac/record/2172069?locg=63 Salem in the Seventeenth Century] by Philips, p. 154, 196-8

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	*[http://evergreen.noblenet.org/eg/opac/record/3017553?locg=63 Hidden History of Salem] by S. Saville, p. 56-63		*[http://evergreen.noblenet.org/eg/opac/record/3017553?locg=63 Hidden History of Salem] by S. Saville, p. 56-63

	*[http://~~innopac~~.noblenet.org/record=~~b2172069~S24~~ Salem in the Seventeenth Century] by Philips, p. 154, 196-8		*[http://evergreen.noblenet.org/eg/opac/record/2172069?locg=63 Salem in the Seventeenth Century] by Philips, p. 154, 196-8

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	*[http://~~innopac~~.noblenet.org/record=~~b3017553~S24~~ Hidden History of Salem] by S. Saville, p. 56-63		*[http://evergreen.noblenet.org/eg/opac/record/3017553?locg=63 Hidden History of Salem] by S. Saville, p. 56-63

	*[http://innopac.noblenet.org/record=b2172069~S24 Salem in the Seventeenth Century] by Philips, p. 154, 196-8		*[http://innopac.noblenet.org/record=b2172069~S24 Salem in the Seventeenth Century] by Philips, p. 154, 196-8

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	*[http://innopac.noblenet.org/record=b3017553~S24 Hidden History of Salem] by S. Saville, p. 56-63		*[http://innopac.noblenet.org/record=b3017553~S24 Hidden History of Salem] by S. Saville, p. 56-63

			*[http://innopac.noblenet.org/record=b2172069~S24 Salem in the Seventeenth Century] by Philips, p. 154, 196-8

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	Religious Society of Friends (Quaker) missionaries arrived in Salem in 1636. Their message of simplicity, harmony, truth and equality appealed to many of the colonists, especially women.		Religious Society of Friends (Quaker) missionaries arrived in Salem in 1636. Their message of simplicity, harmony, truth and equality appealed to many of the colonists, especially women.
	But the Puritan establishment considered Quakers heretics. When the Quakers refused to attend Puritans church services, they were arrested and fined, as church attendance was mandatory in those days.		But the Puritan establishment considered Quakers heretics. When the Quakers refused to attend Puritans church services, they were arrested and fined, as church attendance was mandatory in those days.
	On June 26, 1658, a gathering of Quakers in Salem was raided. Those arrested included the Southwick family; parents Lawrence and Cassandra, sons Josiah and Daniel and Provided. The family was sent to prison.
			On June 26, 1658, a gathering of [[Quakers]] in Salem was raided. Those arrested included the Southwick family; parents Lawrence and Cassandra, sons Josiah and Daniel and Provided. The family was sent to prison.

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	*The Southwick family of Salem were persecuted for being Quakers.		The Southwick family of Salem were persecuted for being Quakers.
	*Religious Society of Friends (Quaker) missionaries arrived in Salem in 1636. Their message of simplicity, harmony, truth and equality appealed to many of the colonists, especially women.		Religious Society of Friends (Quaker) missionaries arrived in Salem in 1636. Their message of simplicity, harmony, truth and equality appealed to many of the colonists, especially women.
	But the Puritan establishment considered Quakers heretics. When the Quakers refused to attend Puritans church services, they were arrested and fined, as church attendance was mandatory in those days.		But the Puritan establishment considered Quakers heretics. When the Quakers refused to attend Puritans church services, they were arrested and fined, as church attendance was mandatory in those days.
	*On June 26, 1658, a gathering of Quakers in Salem was raided. Those arrested included the Southwick family; parents Lawrence and Cassandra, sons Josiah and Daniel and Provided. The family was sent to prison.		On June 26, 1658, a gathering of Quakers in Salem was raided. Those arrested included the Southwick family; parents Lawrence and Cassandra, sons Josiah and Daniel and Provided. The family was sent to prison.

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	*The Southwick family of Salem were persecuted for being Quakers.		*The Southwick family of Salem were persecuted for being Quakers.
	*Religious Society of Friends (Quaker) missionaries arrived in Salem in 1636. Their message of simplicity, harmony, truth and equality appealed to many of the colonists, especially women.		*Religious Society of Friends (Quaker) missionaries arrived in Salem in 1636. Their message of simplicity, harmony, truth and equality appealed to many of the colonists, especially women.
	But the Puritan establishment considered Quakers heretics. When the Quakers refused to attend Puritans church services, they were arrested and fined, as church attendance was mandatory in those days.		But the Puritan establishment considered Quakers heretics. When the Quakers refused to attend Puritans church services, they were arrested and fined, as church attendance was mandatory in those days.
	*On June 26, 1658, a gathering of Quakers in Salem was raided. Those arrested included the Southwick family; parents Lawrence and Cassandra, sons Josiah and Daniel and Provided. The family was sent to prison.		*On June 26, 1658, a gathering of Quakers in Salem was raided. Those arrested included the Southwick family; parents Lawrence and Cassandra, sons Josiah and Daniel and Provided. The family was sent to prison.

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	The Southwick family of Salem were persecuted for being Quakers. Religious Society of Friends (Quaker) missionaries arrived in Salem in 1636.		*The Southwick family of Salem were persecuted for being Quakers.
	Their message of simplicity, harmony, truth and equality appealed to many of the colonists, especially women. ~~The~~ Puritan establishment considered		*Religious Society of Friends (Quaker) missionaries arrived in Salem in 1636. Their message of simplicity, harmony, truth and equality appealed to many of the colonists, especially women.
	Quakers heretics. When the Quakers refused to attend Puritans church services, they were arrested and fined, as church attendance was mandatory in those days.		But the Puritan establishment considered Quakers heretics. When the Quakers refused to attend Puritans church services, they were arrested and fined, as church attendance was mandatory in those days.
			*On June 26, 1658, a gathering of Quakers in Salem was raided. Those arrested included the Southwick family; parents Lawrence and Cassandra, sons Josiah and Daniel and Provided. The family was sent to prison.



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			*[http://innopac.noblenet.org/record=b3017553~S24 Hidden History of Salem] by S. Saville, p. 56-63

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The Southwick family of Salem were persecuted for being Quakers. Religious Society of Friends (Quaker) missionaries arrived in Salem in 1636.
Their message of simplicity, harmony, truth and equality appealed to many of the colonists, especially women. The Puritan establishment considered
Quakers heretics. When the Quakers refused to attend Puritans church services, they were arrested and fined, as church attendance was mandatory in those days.

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