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Contains 48 Results:

Biographical Accounts of Friends, Approximately 1700-1820

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Scope and Contents This folder includes biographical accounts, sometimes given as testimonies by those who knew the subject of the account, of Quakers. Most of the accounts focus on the subject's moral qualities and connection to the faith. Subjects included: Carew, John; Clare, Sarah; Collins, Comfort; Dillywyn, G.; Fisher, Hannah; Fisher, William; Fothergill, Henry; Gurney, Mary; Hawksworth, Abraham Richard; Hill, Hannah; Hulls, Fidelity; Kendall, Elizabeth; Marriot, John; Merryweather, Kezia; Morris,...
Dates: Approximately 1700-1820

Anonymous, Undated

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A single document which relays an account of the biblical figure Joseph

Dates: Undated

Affleck, Jean, Just says 82

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A letter from Jean Affleck to John Morton describing a set of stockings Affleck's sister wished to send

Dates: Just says 82

Allison, William, 1817-1818

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A set of letters (which include receipts and monetary accounts) between William Allison and Samuel Emlen. Allison is noted as an attorney for Emlen.

Dates: 1817-1818

Arch Street Meetinghouse

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Photocopies and the original drawing plans of a new Arch Street Meetinghouse

Audubon, J. J., 1824

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A letter to Daniel B. Smith

Dates: 1824

Bache, A. D., Dec. 20th

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A letter from A. D. Bache to D. B. Smith Esq. re: lending a volume of Bergelius

Dates: Dec. 20th

Backhouse, James, 12 mo. 1790

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A letter from James Backhouse to J. Pemberton re: a visit to see Friends in Scotland

Dates: 12 mo. 1790

Barclay, Robert, 1777-1829

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Two letters, one from Barclay to an unknown receipient in 1777, and one from Barclay to Jacob G. Morris

Dates: 1777-1829

Baker, M., 1st mo. 13th, 1786

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A letter from M. Baker to Benjamin Smith in which Baker quotes an extract from a letter and sends their well wishes

Dates: 1st mo. 13th, 1786