John Sproul

John Sproul, age 60, Philadelphia, PA View Details

Cities: Philadelphia PA Possible Relatives: Dolores E Sproul, John Andrew Sproul, Patricia Sproul

John Andrew Sproul, age 53, Prairie Grove, AR View Details

Cities: Prairie Grove AR, Las Vegas NV, North Las Vegas NV Possible Relatives: Jennifer Chua Kho, Christine Cavite Sproul, David L Sproul

John Dandridge Sproul, age 80, Candler, NC View Details

Locations: Candler NC Possible Relatives: Claire Caitlynn Sproul, Dianne Payne Sproul

John C Sproul, age 80, Rochester, NY View Details

Locations: Rochester NY

John H Sproul, age 40s, Sandown, NH View Details

Locations: Sandown NH, Kingston NH Possible Relatives: Lisa Anne Parkhurst, Justine E Renaud, Mary E Sproul

John Joseph Sproul, age 50s, Colorado Springs, CO View Details

Locations: Colorado Springs CO, Melbourne FL, San Antonio TX Possible Relatives: Anne Chase Sproul, Frances M Sproul, John Joseph Sproul

John H Sproul, age 49 View Details

Address:***** 25th Rd, Lake City, FL. Phone Number: (386) 688-****

John E Sproul, age 65 View Details

Address:***** Reservoir Ln, Cadiz, OH. Phone Number: (740) 701-****

John Spreul (apothecary)

John Spreul or Bass John was the apothecary in Glasgow. He got his nickname for being imprisoned on the Bass Rock for around 6 years on the charge of being present at outdoor religious meetings. Some read more...seventeenth century church services were attended by armed defensive militia since the regime sent soldiers who attacked those at unauthorised meetings. A verdict of not proven was returned on charges that he supported those defeated at Bothwell Bridge and despite being tortured, twice, using the boot confessed no wrong-doing. Spreul's wife died while he was in prison and he petitioned for his full release, rather than being sent to the American plantations as a slave, when in 1686 there were some concessions from the regime. Spreul was liberated but initially refused to leave since the release order contained statements which he regarded as falsehoods. After freedom he seems to have quickly gained prominence and became a successful businessman being involved in fish processing and pearl trading. In 1696 he led a national fund-raising campaign to buy back Scots captured by Barbary pirates. He was an author, writing on the trade between Scotland and England and became a supporter of the Darien Scheme. Spreul was elected as a burgess in seventeen Scottish towns in the late seventeenth and early eighteen centuries.read less...

John Spreul (town clerk)

John Spreul was a town clerk in Glasgow who was educated at the University of Glasgow, where he completed his Master of Arts degree in 1635. His father was the Provost of Renfrew and an MP for Renfrewread more.... After university, he thought about becoming a church minister but could not, in good conscience, sign the Five Articles of Perth. He was converted after hearing a sermon from David Dickson in 1644. He was a writer which is a Scottish term for a lawyer. For example William Lin is described as a Writer to the Signet which would make him a senior lawyer. He became unpopular with some Glaswegian magistrates because of his opposition to Hugh Binning. According to rumours, he potentially fought for the Covenanters at the Battle of Kilsyth. Spreul and John Graham fought together at the Battle of Philiphaugh in September 1645. Spreul became town clerk of Glasgow on 21 October 1645. He fought for the Scottish Covenanters in the Battle of Dunbar. He is reported to have had a very long beard and to have been mocked for it before the Privy Council of Scotland.read less...

John Proulx

John Proulx is a jazz pianist, vocalist, and Grammy Award-winning composer in Los Angeles, California. His singing style has elicited comparisons with a young Chet Baker. He is a MAXJAZZ recording artread more...ist. His debut album, Moon and Sand, was released on August 1, 2006.read less...

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