Other Welsh families in Gwynedd join the Friends. 1700-01 (?), William Penn visits Gwynedd.The meeting is under the care of Haverford Meeting.

1699, Meetings for worship held in the home of John Hugh and John Humphrey.Friends in Whitpain township also worship at Gwynedd (settled a little later). Note: Gwynedd Friends also are earliest settlers in Towamencin and Montgomery townships about this time. 1698, November (?), the settlers occupy their land.1698, April, the Welsh Company sails from Liverpool 45 die of dysentery at sea.The emigrants are almost all from the valley of the Afon_Tryweryn in Gwynedd, Wales. 1698, March, the Township purchased for the Welsh Company.Gwynedd is occasionally visited by the Lenni Lenape. before 1698, The last of the remaining 'William Penn' oaks on the Meeting-House grounds sprouts.Jenkins (1897) and 'A Book of Historical Facts of Gwynedd Meeting' by Eliza Ambler Foulke (1969), with additions by the Historian) If you are looking for someone specific you may want to search the site using the widget above.Ĭhronological Sketch (from 'Historical Collections of Gwynedd' by H. There are thousands of pages of documents here. The Web Gwynedd Friends Meeting USGenweb/PA Genforum Gwynedd Friends Meeting History Page | Gwynedd Home Gwynedd Friends Meeting History (Pennsylvania)

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