Reverend John Corbly (1733-1803)
An Irish immigrant apprenticed to a Pennsylvania Quaker family in 1747.
Served as a Revolutionary War soldier, chaplain, militiaman, draftsman, judge, patriot, and Indian fighter.
Family killed during the Corbly Massacre on May 10, 1782.
Arrested, imprisoned, and exonerated during the Whiskey Rebellion in 1794.
Founder or co-founder of 30 Baptist churches west of the Appalachians.