Individual Details

On July 4, 1682, he purchased 250 acres from William Penn in Pennsylvania and brought his only son John to Pennsylvania. Land was along Neshaminy Creek. His wife was not Quaker and remained in England. He returned to England in 1684. He was known in London as a blacksmith and coach maker. Source History of Bucks Co. Pennsylvania

Records of children's births recorded at Holborn Parish, St. Seplchre Church

Will witnessed by Wm. Penn

Sailed to new world in Oct. 1682 aboard ship "Welcome" owned by Wm Penn - the 19th ship to land in the new world.

Returned to England about 1684 with intention of returning with wife, but she refused to come.

Marriage recorded in Register of Marriages, St. Bride's Church, Fleet Street, London

John may have had two wives as per chart by Elton Pearson

Birth	1649	St. Sepulchre's church, Holborn Parish, London, England
Marriage	23 Feb 1663	St. Bride Fleet, London, England - Sarah Ashbie
Death	4 Apr 1706	Peel Monthly Meeting, London, Middlesex Co., England

Spouse	Sarah Ashbie (1650 - 1684)
Child	Anne Scarborough (1664 - 1666)
Child	John Scarborough III (1667 - 1727)
Child	William Scarborough (1670 - )
Child	Susannah Scarborough (1672 - 1673)
Child	Sarah Scarborough (1674 - 1674)
Child	Elizabeth Scarborough (1675 - )
Child	Baldwin Scarborough (1679 - 1679)
Child	Richard Scarborough (1680 - 1680)

Father	John Scarborough I ( - 1706)
Mother	Anne ? ( - )