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William Robinson (1816-1902) was a Conservative Friends minister of Jericho Meeting, Randolph County, Ind. The collection consists of his account book, ca. 1873-1880, with comments on the separation of Conservative Friends at Jericho and vital records of the Friends there; an 1858 agreement to avoid destructive serenading parties; and an undated order to Conservative Friends to give up use of the Jericho Meeting house. Removed from FMS 33.

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Photocopies of certificates and endorsements of Edward C. Young (1828-1913), physician and Friends minister of North Lewisburg, Ohio, mostly relating to a visit to Great Britain in 1878-1879.

Scope and Contents Copies of photographs and documents of the Chamness and Pidgeon families, Quakers of Henry, Randolph, and Wayne counties, Ind. and related families. Most material relates to the family of Jesse W. Pidgeon (1828-1885) of Blue River Township, Henry County; his wife, Mary (Chamness) Pidgeon (1831-1914) and her siblings; their daughter Hannah Ellen (Pidgeon) Bird (1866-1937), wife of J.T. Bird; and Mary Chamness Reynolds (1833-1912), wife of Milo Reynolds (1825-1892), cousin of Mary (Chamness)...

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Genealogical and reminiscent material assembled by Elizabeth (White) Craig, Earlham class of 1940, on the White, Hadley, Mather, Nickerson, and related Quaker families of Warren and Clinton counties in Ohio. Includes copies of documents and photographs. Donated by Elizabeth White Craig, 1991.

Scope and Contents This collection has two parts. One consists of extracts from scrapbooks of the family of Mary (Evans) Kenworthy (1825-1901), a Friend of Richmond, Ind. pertaining to historical, Quaker, and Earlham topics. Included are photographs of Marcus Mote, portraits of Jesse Kenworthy (1827-1864), and his father-in-law, Thomas Evans (1791-1852), a prominent Friend of Waynesville, Ohio. The second part consists of typescripts of Evans family correspondence, 1821-1894, along with inventory of the...

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Documents relating to the family of Thomas Scattergood Teas (1792-1850) and wife Sarah (Stratton) Teas (1800-1871) of Union and Henry Counties, Ind. They consist of genealogical material, photographs, and reminiscences of Edward Young Teas (1830-1918) of Richmond. Photocopies; gift of Caswell Grave, 1992.

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Photographs, writings, and biographical material of Stacy Ewing Bevan (1843-1923), an Orthodox Friends minister and evangelist in Iowa and Kansas. Includes a biography from a county history, an autobiography, and a statement of his belief in water baptism. Photocopies furnished by Ethel Bevan, Haviland, Kansas, 1983.