Lucretia Mott - Philadelphia's Revolutionary

[@lavernelesznik6750]

My third great grandmother! I have our family line, arriving in 1634 in the The Defense of London

[@lavernelesznik6750]

She was my 3rd great grandmother! I have the family tree to the Motts 1634 when they arrived from England of the Defense of London

[@Quakerspeak]

This is wonderful! Lucretia is one of our most beloved historical figures. If you are interested in finding out more about the Quakers and what they are up to today, please take a look at our channel! We post a new Quaker video every week.

[@Chaosman9.11]

Very helpful and has very good knowledge of history 👍👍👍👍👍😊

[@zzzzoom6387]

She also Fought for equality for Native Americans and Immigrants..She helped Slaves escape to the Underground railroad too..Never let the ways of certain people justify the rest..pray for the wicked and try to keep your heart as pure as you can and let God Handle your problems...God Bless the Mott's that are alive today and I hope you enjoyed this History Lesson... God is Good all the time🇺🇸 I LOVE YOU..🦅

[@andybarker5312]

lacretia mott was my great great grand mother i put flowers on her grave in bethpge ny in a quaker cemetery next to the old quaker meeting house

[@elizabethmott9493]

Andy Barker no way she is my great great great anut !

[@sekris2215]

I don’t have an aunt, I have an anut

[@lavernelesznik6750]

Hello, cousin! My third great grandmother

[@lavernelesznik6750]

@@elizabethmott9493hello! My third great grandmother! What line are you through?

[@Dayna2216]

What an amazing woman. I’m very proud to say that she is my ancestor.

[@mekel7917]

you sure???

[@wilkinfamily4604]

this is my friends ancestor too??

[@Dayna2216]

@@mekel7917 yes I am sure! It has been traced through genealogy and lineage.

[@icringeatmyself2222]

hw brought me here, and the more I now know

[@GobbiExists]

same

[@kitty9771]

We all know why we're here. School.

[@tanyamarinelli3567]

I loved women's girls historical history

[@apollocobain8363]

Ironically this piece contains not one single quote from Lucretia Coffin Mott. Not one word. Her words moved and changed people -- why not share some of them?

[@lavernelesznik6750]

Look up her letters! Amazing info

[@celainaemilie691]

Island girlllllll