Sarah Smith Lay
✓ Source-basedfallingAmerican Quaker abolitionist (18th-century)
Sarah Smith Lay, wife of abolitionist Benjamin Lay, and Quaker, was born in 1677 in Rochester, Kent County, England. She was known as a well respected woman in Quaker Friends groups. According to her husband, who himself had physical disabilities which limited his height, Sarah too was similar in stature.
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Sarah Smith Lay, wife of abolitionist Benjamin Lay, and Quaker, was born in 1677 in Rochester, Kent County, England. She was known as a well respected woman in Quaker Friends groups. According to her husband, who himself had physical disabilities which limited his height, Sarah too was similar in stature. The couple were, generally, noted to be a fine fit with one another.
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