Ohio archæological and historical quarterly (1887)
Ohio State Archaeological and Historical Society · Columbus : Published for the Society by A.H. Smythe · leaf 65
ry. TheFriends at Bush River had erected, a short time previously, acommodious and substantial meeting-house which they had ex-pected to occupy for many years. To the number of 500, theyhad frequently assembled there for worship. On one occasion,when they had gathered there, Dicks concluded a… … a goo O rt (50) The Quakers; Their Migration to the Upper Ohio, etc. 51 who heard with alarm. The result is a tribute to his power ofprophetic appeal. In 1800, the Quakers had become well estab-lished in South Carolina and Georgia. It is recorded that theycould have been numbered by thousands. By…
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