Our Quaker Ancestors: Finding Them in Quaker Records |
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Organization Of The Religious Society Of Friends | 27 |
Patterns Of Migration And Expansion | 35 |
Contents Of Monthly Meeting Records | 45 |
Locating And Searching Monthly Meeting Records | 55 |
Quaker Records And Some Possible Problems | 65 |
Quaker Repositories For Records | 73 |
Appendices A Important Dates In The Quaker Movement with years of establishment of yearly meeting | 107 |
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Appendices C Records from a Hicksite Meeting from Volume II of Hinshaws Encyclopedia | 110 |
Appendices D Records from an Orthodox Meeting from Volume II of Hinshaws Encyclopedia | 111 |
Appendices E Abbreviation used in Hinshaws Encyclopedia | 112 |
Appendices F Maps Of Meeting Locations | 114 |
Appendices G Presentday Yearly Meetings | 119 |
Notes | 123 |
Historical Societies And Libraries With Quaker Material | 85 |
Quaker Records Outside The United States | 91 |
Other Nonquaker Sources For Records | 97 |
Pleasures And Frustrations | 101 |
Glossary | 125 |
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Our Quaker Ancestors: Finding Them in Quaker Records. Second Edition Ellen T Berry,David A Berry No preview available - 2022 |
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