Box 1
Container
Contains 59 Results:
Copy of 1737 letter written by William Hammond [?] , original dated 1737, 19th century manuscript copy
File — Box: 1
Scope and Contents
Concerning validity of Quaker preaching
Dates:
original dated 1737, 19th century manuscript copy
Edith Sharples to S.[P?], 1782-12-15
File — Box: 1
Scope and Contents
Edith Yarnall Sharples (1743-1787), Quaker minister, first wife of Joshua Sharples. Religious advice and addendum with mention of Quaker meetings
Dates:
1782-12-15
Joshua Sharples to wife Ann , 1798-09-23
File — Box: 1
Scope and Contents
To his second wife, Ann Trimble Sharples, with a detailed description of the Yearly Meeting and Friends attending. [has been conserved]
Dates:
1798-09-23
Israel Thompson, Loudon County, to Edith Sharples, Westtown, 1807-05-07
File — Box: 1
Scope and Contents
He wrote that he was intending children to study at Westtown
Dates:
1807-05-07
Account of the sermon of Christopher Anthony, 1802-05-09
File — Box: 1
Scope and Contents
Not signed, return address is East Bradford
Dates:
1802-05-09
Sarah Tuke to Richard Shackleton [copy], 1804-05-04
File — Box: 1
Scope and Contents
Concerning her family
Dates:
1804-05-04
William Poole to niece Edith Sharpless 1806, 1806
File — Box: 1
Scope and Contents
William Poole, Quaker minister. Letter is damaged, poor condition.
Dates:
1806
Elizabeth Kite to grandson Thomas [copy], [1808]
File — Box: 1
Scope and Contents
Addendum note added to letter of Benjamin Kite to his son
Dates:
[1808]
Nathan and Rachel Sharpless to Abraham Pennell, Middletown, 1824-11-25
File — Box: 1
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"Dear brother," the letter mentions wife Rachel and son Aaron. Concerns property in Middletown.
Dates:
1824-11-25
