John Minson Galt was born in Williamsburg, Virginia in 1744 to a middling social status. He worked as an apprentice at the College of William and Mary and later at St. Thomas Hospital in London. Galt had a wife named Judith Craig and six children. He had relationships with Alexander Craig, Catherine Blaikley, Thomas Everard, and Benjamin Powell but owned no slaves. Galt was a patriot who believed American troops would fight harder on home ground to defend their homes and families.

1. BY: Kai Mabini
JOHN MINSON GALT

2. INTRODUCTION
John Minson Galt was born on October 17, 1744 at Williamsburg Virginia.
His social status is, middling.

3. ABOUT JOHN MINSON GALT
John Minson Galt,s job was the College of William and Mary (1762) Apprentice,
st. Thomas Hospital, London. (1767-1768)

4. JOHNS FAMILY LIFE
John Minson Galt had a spouse named Judith Craig. They also had children
named William, Alexander, Sarah, Judith, Mary, and John. John Minson Galt had
no slaves.

5. RELATIONSHIPS
John Minson Galt,s friend relationships were Alexander Craig, Catherine
Blaikley, Thomas Everard, and Benjamin Powell.
-This picture shows Alexander Craig

6. WHO IS JOHN MINSON GALT
John Minson Galt was a patriot. I know because he said “We have the
home-ground advantage; it will be easier for us to supply our troops,
and our soldiers will fight harder because they will be defending their
homes and families.