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In 1705, Martin Jarvis purchased a house and lot on 2d Street, between
Market and Chestnut Streets, Philadelphia and made his residence there the
remainder of his life. His daughter, Sarah married William Sandwith, an
Irish Friend, of Philadelphia, and became the mother of Elizabeth (Sandwith)
Drinker (wife of Henry Drinker, of Philadelphia, one of the Quaker exiles to
Virginia, in the War of the Revolution), whose diary, covering the period
1759-1807, is a valuable record of the social life of the time.
[Irish Quaker Arrivals to Pennsylvania 1682-1750, by Albert Cook Myers, p.116]
"Extracts from the Journal of Elizabeth Drinker, 1759-1807", edited by Henry
D. Biddle, Philadelphia, 1889.
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