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twice and Britain five times. On her 1735 tour of Kent, Sussex, and Surrey with Mary Weston and Elizabeth Head she was later joined by Samuel Watson. She had married Watson earlier that year. Watson was another rich gentleman farmer. Her last visit was in 1748 when she had to sit while preaching. She
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in 1685. Her parents were Dorothy and Alderman James Craven. Her father had been to jail twice for his Quaker faith. Watson herself was inspired by a local Quaker named Elizabeth Head and Watson became a minister and she was regarded as one of the best female speakers. She travelled widely and her
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first visit to Britain was in 1712 with Head. She did not marry until she was 35 when she married John Boles in 1719 who had lost his wife. John was rich and the Quaker meetings were held at their home. Boles died in 1731. She was to travel to
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Peter Lamb, β€˜Watson , Abigail (1685–1752)’, Oxford Dictionary of National Biography, Oxford University Press, 2004
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in 1752. She had never had her own children but she had been step-mother to many of her husband's children.
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Daughters of Light: Quaker Women Preaching and Prophesying in the Colonies and Abroad, 1700-1775
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978-0-8078-4897-5
accessed 22 May 2017
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1685 births
1752 deaths
Christian clergy from Limerick (city)
Quaker ministers
18th-century Irish Christian clergy
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