Ohio archæological and historical publications (1887)
Ohio State Archaeological and Historical Society · Columbus : Published for the Society by F.J. Heer · leaf 78
nected with the Middle Family. Rise, Progress and Extinction of the Shakers. 67 The space so attached is eighty feet square, surrounded by pinetrees. On the east and south exterior is an avenue of thirty-five feet hemmed in by a row of mulberry trees, the leaves ofwhich they used for silk-worms.… … SOUTH-WEST VIEW OF BURIAL GROUNDS. burial was in ridge rows. The place, while kept plain, yet wasattended with care. I visited this spot every trip I made. I found the burialground fully in keeping with the deserted village. The wordruin, or dilapidation, was written everywhere. The tombstoneswere…
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