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Nutshell9 (talk) 17:57, 24 October 2014 (UTC): Most of this article is composed of statements copied directly from Quakers in the World - Mary Pennington. It would be beneficial if someone went through the article and incorporated information from more sources, as well as changing the content so that it does not directly copy that of another website. It is also unclear, reading the current article, what exactly makes Mary Penington a notable figure.