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Henry Blethyn: apprentice on the Submission

16 November 201213 March 2026 ~ Jeremy B. Blevins ~ 1 Comment

Henry Blethyn is a bit of an enigma to many Blevins researchers. Little is known of his life, but his emigration to the American colonies is well documented. He was an apprentice on William Penn's ship the Submission, which departed from Liverpool on 5 July 1682. The Sailing of the Ship "Submission" in the Year … Continue reading Henry Blethyn: apprentice on the Submission

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