Ohio archæological and historical quarterly (1887)
Ohio State Archaeological and Historical Society · Columbus : Published for the Society by A.H. Smythe · leaf 80
connected with the Middle Family. Rise, Progress and Extinction of the Shakers. m 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.… … ^M#?; *^^*!^ali ■^^^H\ ,A^^.g,: SOUTH-WKST VIEW OF BURIAI. 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…
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