Hugh, John, 1653-1736.
John Hugh was a yeoman from Wales who came with his family to Pennsylvania in 1698. He was among the first to settle in Gwynedd in what is now Montgomery County, Pennsylvania. Hugh was a member of the Society of Friends and opened his house to worshipers until a meeting house was built. He had three children with his first wife, Martha Caimot, and two with his second wife, Ellen. He moved to Exeter, Berks County in 1731 with his son Ellis and grandson John and died there in 1736.
From the description of John Hugh memorandum book, 1704-1762, bulk 1756-1757. (Historical Society of Pennsylvania). WorldCat record id: 61499289
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Birth 1653
Death 1736
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