Box 2

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Arranged roughly in reverse chronological order and numbered by an unknown hand, this folder is likely a clerk's file. It includes incomplete minutes, newsletters, the 1989 NYYM report form for regional clerks, and some event and directory information.

Scope and Contents This folder includes records kept by Northeastern Regional Meeting regarding the complicated situation of Monkton Ridge. Monkton Ridge Monthly Meeting evolved into something of a joint community church group in association with two nearby Methodist congregations, but by the mid-1990s no longer had sufficient Quaker members to continue the business of being a monthly meeting. Laying down the meeting involved complications of property, assets, and membership. Additional material can be found...

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Preparations files were maintained for each Half-Yearly Meeting session of Quaker Street. Files generally include agenda, minutes, and related correspondence and original order has been maintanied.

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Quaker Street Half-Yearly Meeting committee records include two folders of minutes and other records from Ministry and Counsel, one folder of records related to the Nominating Committee, and one folder labeled "General" that includes both Gerontology Committee records and records related to the Coordinating Committee of the HYM.

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File includes petitions and minutes related to broader concerns of interest to the HYM, including the reunification of New York Yearly Meeting, universal military training, and international relations.

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Includes general instructions on the statistical reports required by New York Yearly Meeting and some of the Half-Yearly Meeting's reports. The bulk of the folder is reports to QSHYM from its monthly meetings.

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Records were maintained by monthly meeting and include a general folder (which includes a full directory of Quaker Street Half-Yearly Meeting), as well as files for Albany, Quaker Street Monthly Meeting, Schenectady, and Taghkanic-Hudson.