Thomas Potts was not a Quaker, but was Baptist. He came on the SHIELD with Quakers and was held in disdain for his quick marrying. Should he have been Quaker, he would have been 'called to task' for such behavior. He was my husband's ancestor. Nancy Potts On Sat, 16 Sep 2006 23:52:19 -0500 "Marilyn Hutton" <[email protected]> writes: > In the Burlington Court Book pg 51, 1685/6: " The Grand Jury Symon > Charles, Thomas French, Samuell Cole, William Alberson, Thomas > Farnsworth, John Hooton, John Key, Anthony Woodhouse, Walter > Pumphary, Richard Love, Thomas Potts, John Chamnis, William Black > Attested the Bills of Indictment found both Billa vera." > > Do you know if these were all Quakers on this Jury? >