William Bartram

William was among the Quaker settlers from Derbyshire, England, who arrived in the new colony of Pennsylvania in 1681. They colonised an area west of Philadephia and named it “Darby” after their home county.

William and John Bartram, who were naturalists, were known to Royal Governor Sir James Alexander Wright whose daughter Sarah married William Bartram of Norfolk.

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