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Willoughby, Lincolnshire history
John Smith was one of the leaders of the Virginia Colony in North America. He was born and raised in the village and christened at St Helena’s church in 1580. Smith was connected to the Native American girl Pocahontas when settling Jamestown in the 17th century.
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