Ohio archæological and historical publications (1887)
Ohio State Archaeological and Historical Society · Columbus : Published for the Society by F.J. Heer · leaf 110
March i, 1778. He emigrated to Ohio in 1822. Rise, Progress and Extinction of the Shakers. 99 He had a wife and eleven ehildren, six sons and five daughters,viz., Luther, Edward, Samuel, Sanford, Robert, Henry, Hul-dah, Abigail, Mary Ann, Roxana and Lydia, all of whom, saveLuther, were gathered… … IE.\ST VIEW OF GIRLS RESIDENCE. Return had been a Baptist and a highly esteemed memberof that church. He did not relinquish his sentiments withouta thorough investigation, and when convinced he yielded to thetestimony and joined the Shakers in 1823. He purchased a lotin Warrensville, which included…
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