Iowa
History Project
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Abolition,
attitude of Friends toward, 133, 134 |
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Abolitionists,
133; attitude of Quakers toward, 134 |
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Academies,
241; Establishment and maintenance of, by Quakers, 243-247; reasons for |
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decline of; 247 |
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Ackworth
Academy, history of, 245, 245 |
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Ackworth
Quarterly Meeting, 99; propositions introduced by, 106 |
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Adair
County, 333 |
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Address,
terms of, used by Quakers, 271, 272 |
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Adrian
(Michigan) 56 |
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Africa,
missionary work in, 239, 330 |
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African
Methodist Epsicopal Church, membership of, 296 |
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Alabama,
151 |
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Alaska,
missions in, 330 |
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Allegheny
Mountains, 34, 98 |
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Allen,
John, 141, 143 |
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Allen,
Lizzie, 239 |
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Allen,
Tristram, 71 |
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Amana
Inspirationalists, 333 |
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America,
spread of Quaker faith to, 22, 23; landing of, first Quakers in, 24, 25;
first |
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Yearly Meeting of Friends in, 28,
labors of Fox in, 28, stronghold of Quakerism |
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in, 30; simplicity of dress among
Quakers in, 269; membership of churches in, 295, 296 |
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Amity
Hall (Jamaica), 237, 238, 239 |
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Amusements,
attitude of Quakers toward, 275-277 |
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Andrews,
Alsina M. 238 |
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Andrews,
Benjamin c., 238 |
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Anglo-Saxons,
67 |
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Annotto
Bay (Jamaica), 239 |
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Antiqua,
297 |
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Anti-Slavery
Friends, history of, 133-145, organization of Yearly Meeting of, 136; labors |
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of English deputation among, 137-144; resistance
of, to summons of London Yearly |
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Meeting, 143, 144; purchase of burying
ground of, 145 |
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Anti-Slavery
Society, American, 134 |
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Appointed
Meetings, character of, 303 |
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Arapaho
Indians, 208 |
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Arbitration
of disuputes, 275 |
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Archdale,
John, 299 |
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Arkansas,
151 |
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Arkansas
River, 327 |
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Ascension,
254 |
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Asia,
missionary work in, 239 |
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Atchison
(Kansas), negro school at, 200 |
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Atlantic
(Iowa), 229, 230 |
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Atlantic
Coast, 31, 86, 241 |
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Atonement,
254 |
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Austin,
Ann, landing of, at Boston, 25, deportation of, 26 |
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Baltimore
Yearly Meeting of Friends, 56, 81, 147, 206 |
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Baltimore
Yearly Meeting of Hicksite Friends, 149 |
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Bangor,
75, 234, 308 |
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Bangor
Quarterly Meeting, 77, 79, 99, 332 |
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Baptism,
attitude of Quakers toward, 255, 256 |
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Baptist
Church, membership of, 295; number of members of, penitentiary, 315 |
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Baptist
Missionaries, 234 |
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Baraboo
(Wisconsin), 83 |
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Barbadoes,
movement of Quakers to, 23; references to, 25, letter of Fox |
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to Governor of, 253, 254, 257; labors
of Fox in, 207 |
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Barclay,
Robert, apology of, 109, 280; reference to, 156; statement by, 255 |
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Barnesville
(Ohio), 158 |
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Barrington,
Thomas, 324 |
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Bates,
Benjamin, 158 |
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Beales
family, 34 |
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Bean,
Joel, 324 |
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Bear
Creek, 172 |
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Bear
Creek Monthly Meeting, contest between factions at, 164; separation in, 168 |
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Bear
Creek Quarterly Meeting, 99, 233, 246; Separation of 1877 in, 165-168;
statement |
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drawn up by, 166, 167, 168; action
relative to reports of, 169 |
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Beard,
Enoch, 50, visit of, among Indians, 203, 204 |
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Beard
family, 34, 43 |
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Bedell,
Willliam P., 154 |
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Beede,
William P., 154 |
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Belmont
County (Ohio), 35, 155 |
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Bennett,
Justice, 297 |
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Berkley,
Lord, Land offered for sale by, 29 |
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Bermuda,
movement of Quakers to, 23; reference to, 297 |
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Bernard
family, 34 |
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Beven,
Stacy, meeting held by, at Bear Creek, 164 |
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Bible,
knowledge of, in England, 21; supplying of families with copies of, 97; inspiration
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of, 254 |
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Billings,
Edward, purchse of land by, 29 |
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Birth-rate,
decrease in, 89; reference to, 150, 309 |
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Black
Hawk Purchase, 38, 39, 41, 267 |
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Bloomfield
(Indiana), 44 |
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Bloomington
(Muscatine), 67 |
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Bloomington
Monthly Meeting, 208 |
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Bond,
John S., meeting held by, at Bear Creek, 164 |
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Bond,
Zedediah, 52 |
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Books,
attitude of Quakers toward reading of, 277; presence of, in Quaker homes, 280 |
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Boone,
Daniel, explorations of, in Kentucky, 33; reference to 313 |
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Boston,
landing of first Quakers at, 25; deportation of Quakers from, 26; execution
of |
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Quakers at 27, 28 |
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Botnen,
Knut, 321 |
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Botnen,
Lars, 321 |
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Bowles,
D. W., 201, 325 |
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Boyer,
Peter, part of, in laying out of Salem, 41; reference to, 46 |
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Boys,
use of White's Institute as reform school for, 219-222 |
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Bray
family, 52 |
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Bronson,
Newton, 229 |
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Brown,
E. Howard, acknowledgment to 314 |
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Brown,
John, relations of Springdale Quakers with, 191-197; members of band of, 323 |
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reference to, 324 |
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Brown,
John R., 172 |
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Brown,
Owen, 323 |
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Bruff,
James B., management of White's Institute by, 229, 230; report of, 231 |
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Bruff,
Jessie, 230 |
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Buffum,
Arnold, labors of, in Indiana, 134 |
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Burial,
method of, 273 |
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Burlington,
land sales at, 45; refernece to, 49, 221; arrival of English Quakers at, 56 |
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Business
meeting, method of conducting, 260 |
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Button,
Albert, 190 |
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Calendar,
character of, udes by Quakers, 280, 281 |
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California,
85, 101, 119, 151, 242; rush of forty-niners to, 205 |
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California
Yearly Meeting, establishment of, 92; reference to 310 |
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Camp
Supply, 208 |
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Canada,
31, 56, 69, 147, 194 |
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Canada
family, 43 |
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Canada
Yearly Meeting, establishment of, 92, reference to, 310 |
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Canadian
River, 208 |
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Carbonado
mines, opening of, 87 |
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Carey,
Joseph, Enlish Quakers at home of, 61 |
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Catholic
Church, membership of, 295; number of members of, in penitentiary, 315 |
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Catholics,
attitude of Quakers toward, 18; maltreament of Quakers by, 29; reference to,
88, |
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211, 302 |
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Cavaliers,
17 |
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Cedar
County, 57, 163, 192, 197, 304; Quaker settlements in, 68-70; second church |
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building in, 69; academy in, 246 |
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Cedar
Creek, 49, 50, 55, 336, English Quakers at, 64, 65 |
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Cedar
River, 70 |
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Cedar
Valley (Jamaica), 234, 235 |
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Center
(Ohio), 35 |
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Center
Grove, 78; school at, 248 |
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Center
Grove Academy, 98 |
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Center
Grove Christian Vigilance Band, 310 |
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Central
City (Nebraska), 227 |
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Central
Superintendency, 207; management of, by Iowa Quakers, 208-211 |
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Certificates
of membership, 302, 334 |
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Chambersburg
(Pennsylvania), 194 |
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Charles
I, 17 |
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Charles
II, 28, 295; land granted to Penn by, 30 |
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Chase,
Hehmiah, 149 |
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Cherry
Grove Monthly Meeting (Indiana), 41, 336 |
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Chestnut
Hill, growth and decline of, 51; English Quakers at, 65 |
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Cheyenne
Indians, 208 |
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Chicago,
194 |
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Chicago,
Milwaukee and St. Paul Railway, 86, 175 |
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Chicago,
Rock Island and Pacific Railway, 60 |
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Chicago
and Northwestern Railway, 175 |
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Children,
clothing of, 161, 271 |
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China,
missions in, 330 |
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Christ,
belief of Quakers in, 254, 255 |
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Christian
Church, number of members of, in penitentiary, 315 |
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Christian
Endeavor, contributions of, for mission, 236 |
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Christian
Vigilance Band, 98 |
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Christian
Workers' Assembly, origin of, 124, 125; former names of, 125; work and |
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importance of, 125, 126; reference to,
314 |
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Christian
Workers' Training School, 125 |
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Christianity,
revival of primitive, 17; reference to, 295 |
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Church
machinery, efforts of Hadley to improve, 122 |
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Church
of England, 17 |
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Church
workers, training of, 124-126 |
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Churches,
membership of, in America, 295, 296 |
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Civil
War, 256 |
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Claims,
purchase of, 49 |
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Clark,
Dan E., acknowledgment to, 8 |
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Clark
County (Missouri), 189 |
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Clarke
County, 333 |
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Clarkson,
Thomas, statement by, 269 |
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Clay,
Henry, speech of, at Richmond, 135 |
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Clinton
County (Ohio), 35, 118 |
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Clothing,
rules relative to, at school, 161 |
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Coal,
mining of, in Mahaska County, 86,87 |
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Coal
Creek, 158 |
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Code
of 1851, 267, 268 |
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Code
of 1897, 268 |
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Code
of Commission of 1873, 268 |
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Coffin,
Charles, 80 |
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Coffin,
Charles F., 308 |
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Coffin,
Emma, 314 |
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Coffin,
Levi, 134 |
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Coldstream
(Ontario), 147 |
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Colleges,
241; State regulation relative to, 249 |
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Colonies,
early experiences of Quakers in, 25-30 |
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Colorado,
151 |
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Colored
Methodist Episcopal Church, membership of, 296 |
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Columbia
(Missouri), negro school at, 200 |
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Comanche
Indians, 208 |
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Comer,
James, 138 |
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Comer,
John, 323 |
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Commack,
Levi, 42 |
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Commons
family, 43 |
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Conference
of Teachers and Delegates from Friends' First-Day Schools, 81 |
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Congregational
Church, membership of, 296; reference to, 310; number of members in |
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in penitentiary, 315 |
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Congress,
bill in, relative to Indian Bureau, 207 |
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Conservative
Friends, 88, 152, 277, 319; separation of, from main body, 163-170; |
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separation of, from Salem and
Springdale Quarterly Meetings, 171-174; future of, in Iowa, 181-183;
religious beliefs of, 257; uniting of, with other churches, 310; status |
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of, in Iowa, 322 |
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Conservation,
character of, among Quakers, 278-279 |
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Cook,
Darius B., 311; acknowledgment to, 320 |
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Cook,
Eli, 50 |
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Cook,
Ira, 308 |
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Cook,
John E., 323 |
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Cook,
Jonathan, 138; complaint against, 138; disownment of, 139 |
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Cook,
Thomas, 42 |
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Cook
family, 43 |
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Cooper,
Trueman, 311 |
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Coppoc,
Ann, statement of, to son, 194 |
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Coppoc,
Barclay, summons of, by Brown, 194; flight of, to Iowa, 195; complaint
against, |
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196, 197; disownment of, 197;
reference to 325 |
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Coppoc,
Edwin, summons of, by Brown, 194; hanging of, 195; disownment of, 196 |
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Costume,
meaning of Quaker, 270, 271 |
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Council
Grove (Kansas), 204, 326 |
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Craven,
Nathan, 308 |
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Creed,
objections of Quakers to, 253 |
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Crew,
Walter, 63 |
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Crosbie,
Archibald, 173 |
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Cuba,
superintendent of Friends missions in, 313; missions in, 330 |
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Cumberland
(England), 22 |
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Customs,
description and explanation of, 269-277 |
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Czar
of Russia, literature sent to, by Quakers, 23 |
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Daggs,
Ruel, escpae of slaves of, 189; reference to, 323 |
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Dahl,
Endre, 177, 178 |
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Dakota
Territory, 101 |
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Dallas
County, 313, 333 |
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Dancing,
attitude of Quakers toward, 275-276 |
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Darlington,
Brinton, coming of, to Iowa, 68; reference to, 69, 206, 305; Indian agency
of, |
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208; appointment of, as Indian agent,
209; early life of, 304; death of, 326 |
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Dashiell,
M. A., 219 |
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Dean,
Maria, 314 |
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Death-rate,
150 |
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Delaware
River, 30 |
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Denmark
(Iowa), 323 |
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Denver
Quarterly Meeting, 92 |
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Derbyshire,
Harvey, 182 |
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Derbyshire
(England), 19, 22 |
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Des
Moines, 312, 313 |
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Des
Moines Valley, geological investigation in, 86 |
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Deweese,
William P., 154 |
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Dicks,
Zachariah, prophecy of, 36 |
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Dillon,
Josiah, 311 |
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Dillon
(Iowa), 175 |
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Disciples
of Christ, Church of, membership of, 295 |
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Discipline,
adoption of, 82, 83; change in 144; reference to, 271, 273, 274, 276;
adoption |
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of uniform, 306 |
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Disownment,
practice of, 91, 139, 158, 196, 197; reasons for, 264, 275, 276, 301; |
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breaking down of policy of, 277 |
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Disputes,
settlement of, among Quakers, 275 |
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Divorce,
attitude of Quakers toward, 262 |
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Dixon,
C. R., 311 |
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Sorland,
Henry, 190, 238 |
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Dorland,
Reuben, school founded by, 241, 242; death of, 242 |
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Dorland,
Willet, 308 |
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Douglas,
John Henry, 98, 116, 120, 122, 311, 312, 313; labors of, as General |
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Superintendent, 100, 101, 118, 119;
sketch of life of, 118 |
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Drayton
(England), 18 |
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Dress
of Quakers, description and explanation of, 269-271 |
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Dudley,
60 |
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Dudley,
Charles, bill introduced by, 218 |
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Dunbar,
175 |
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Durham
(England), 22 |
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Dutch,
62 |
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Dyer,
Mary, banishment and execution of, 27 |
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Earlham,
Summer School held at, 124; reference to, 163 |
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Earlham
Academy, history of, 246 |
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Earlham
College, 215 |
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Earlham
High School, 246 |
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East
Grove, growth and decline of, 51, reference to, 55, 64; visit of English
Quakers at, 57 |
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East
Grove Monthly Meeting, 63, 64 |
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Edgerton,
Joseph, 154 |
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Education,
attitude of Quakers toward, 128; provisions for, among Quakers, 240-250 |
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Edwards,
David M., acknowledgment to, 8; reference to 332 |
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Eldora,
location of reform school at, 222 |
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Elliott,
George, 149 |
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Elliott,
Reuben, 149 |
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Emancipation
Proclamation, 197, 325 |
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Emery
family, 43 |
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England,
religious turmoil in, 17; rise of Quakerism in, 17, 20, 21, 22, 23; spread of |
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Quakerism in, 20-23; refernce to, 143,
232, 266, 271, 273, 307; persecution of |
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Friends in, 295 |
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English
Constitution, 253 |
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Evangelism,
rise of, among Quakers, 95-102; effect of, 96; origin of, 96-98; activities |
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of Iowa Yearly Meeting in field of,
98-102; decline of, 120; reference to, 257 |
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Evangelistic
Board, 314 |
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Evangelistic
committee, appointment of, 98, 99; report of, 99, 100; reference to, 106; |
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president of executive board of, 121 |
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Evangelistic
work, results of, 120; reference to, 150; table relative to 286 |
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Evans,
William, visit of, in Iowa, 68, 304 |
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Excelsior
Coal Company, 86 |
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Executive
Committee on the Relief of the Freedmen, 198, 199; cooperation of, with |
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other Yearly Meetings, 199 |
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Fairfax
Monthly Meeting (Virginia), 147 |
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Fairfax
Quarerly Meeting (Virginia), 147, 149 |
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Fairfield
(Maine), 118 |
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Fairview
Preparative Meeting, 305 |
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Farquhar,
William, 308 |
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Farr,
Gilbert L., missionary labors of, in Jamaica, 236, 237; reference to, 311,
330 |
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Fenwick
John, land purchased by 29 |
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Fiction,
attitude of Quakers toward, 275, 276, 277 |
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Fip,
301 |
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Fisher,
Mary, landing of, at Boston, 25, deportation of, 26 |
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Five
Years Meeting, 257, 306, 312 |
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Ford,
Helen F., 238, 239 |
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Ford,
Jefferson W., 238, 239 |
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Foreign
Missionary Committee, 239, 330 |
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Foreign
missions, 128 |
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Foreign
Missions, American Friends' Board of, 121, 232, 239, 313 |
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Formalism,
objection of Quakers to, 97 |
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Fort
Madison, 39, 49, 51, 221, 228 |
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Fort
Sill, 208 |
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Forty-niners,
rush of, to California, 205 |
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Foster,
Josiah, 141, 143 |
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Foster,
William, 137, 141, 143 |
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Fourpence,
301 |
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Fox,
Christopher, character of, 18, 19, |
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Fox,
George, sketch of life and teachings of, 18-23; message of, 20; spread of
teachings |
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of, 20, 22; statement of Penn concerning,
21, 22; labors of, in America, 28; reference |
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to, 29, 100, 152, 156, 203, 234, 261,
276, 334; death of, 31, 32; letter of, to Governor |
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of Barbadoes, 253, 254, 257; journal
of, 280; confinement of, in jail, 296; missionary |
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labors of, 297 |
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France,
visits of Quakers to, 23 |
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Franzen,
Florence, acknowledgment to, 8 |
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Frazier,
Elihu, 189, 323 |
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Frazier,
Gideon, 42, 50 |
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Frazier,
Jonathan A., 323 |
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Frazier,
Lydia, 42 |
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Frazier,
Stephen, 42 |
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Frazier,
Thomas, 42, 46, 138; proscription of, 135; Missourians at home of 191 |
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Frazier,
Thomas Clarkson, 189, 323 |
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Frazier
family, 43 |
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Freedmen,
work of Quakers for, 197-202; reference to, 206, 232 |
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French,
67 |
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Friends
(see Quakers) |
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Fry,
Abigail M., 224 |
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Fry,
John, 224 |
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Funerals,
attitude of Quakers, toward, 272, 273 |
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Galleway,
Elizabeth Lindsey, 304 |
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General
Assembly of Iowa, acts of, 267, 268; reference to, 333 |
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General
Superintendent, provision for, 100; labors of Douglas as, 100, 101; list of |
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those holding office of, 101, 102;
origin of office of, 118; work of, in Iowa, 118-123 |
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Genesee
Yearly Meeting of Hicksite Friends, 147 |
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George,
Jesse, 330 |
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Gerogia,
settlement of Quakers in, 32; emigration of Quakers from, 35, 36 |
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German
Baptists, 333 |
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German
Evangelical Synod, membership of, 296 |
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Germantown
(Pennsylvania), 133 |
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Germantown
Friends' Protest agaisnt Slavery, 133, 315 |
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Germany,
visits of Quakers to 23 |
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Gibbs,
Justice, 190 |
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Gibson,
Isaac T., work of, among negroes, 199, 200; Indian agency of, 208; beginning |
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of work of, among Osages, 209, 210;
work of, among Osages, 211, 212; reference |
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to, 219 |
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Gimre,
Christian, 176 |
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Girls,
use of White's Institute as reform school for, 222, 223 |
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Glen
Haaven (Jamaica), 237, 239 |
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God,
fatherhood of, 254; communication of, with individuals, 255 |
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Golden
Grove (Jamaica), 238 |
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Goose
Creek Monthly Meeting (Virginia), 147 |
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Government
Boarding School, 224 |
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Grace,
saying of, at table, 281 |
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Grant,
Ulysses S., peace policy of, 205-208; plan of Quakers adopted by, 207 |
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Gravestones,
attitude toward, 273, 274 |
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Great
Lakes, settlement of region south of, 34 |
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Greek
Orthodox Church, membership of 296 |
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Greenville
Quarterly Meeting, 99 |
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Gregg,
Caleb, coming of, to Iowa, 155; complaint against, 155; controversy
concerning, |
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155-158; disownment of, 158 |
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Grinnell
Quarterly Meeting, 99 |
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Gautemala,
missions in, 330 |
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Burney,
Joseph John, controversy between Wilbur and, 154; sketch of life of, 318, 319 |
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Guthrie
County, 333 |
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Hadley,
A. W., 201 |
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Hadley,
Catherine R., 169 |
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Hadley,
James, 174 |
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Hadley,
Jesse, 308 |
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Hadley7,
Stephen M., acknowledgment to, 8 |
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Hadley,
William Jasper, 102; labors of, as General Superintendent, 121, 122; sketch |
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of life of, 313 |
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Hadley
family, 52 |
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Haines,
Witham, 149 |
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Haining
estate, 329 |
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Hammer,
Nathan, 138 |
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Hammer
family, 43, 53 |
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Hammer's
Settlement, English Quarters at, 60 |
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Hammond,
Hiram, 311 |
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Hampton,
Amos, 3050324 |
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Hampton,
Milton J., 311 |
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Hampton,
Messrs, 154 |
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Hanson,
John F., 311 |
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Happy
Grove (Jamaica), 238 |
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Happy
Grove Estate, 329 |
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Happy
Grove School (Jamaica), 238 |
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Hardin
County, Quaker settlements in, 53; reference to, 222, 313, academy in, 246 |
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Harper's
Ferry, attack on, 195, 196, 197 |
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Harris,
William, 308 |
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Hartland
Academy, 118 |
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Haskell
College, 226 |
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Hat,
wearing of, by Quakers, 271 |
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Haverford
College Library, 306 |
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Hawley,
James, 174 |
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Haworth
family, 52 |
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Hayes,
Rutherford B., 213 |
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Hayworth
family, 34 |
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Hazen,
W. B., 209 |
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Hector's
River, 238 |
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Heggem,
Thore, 176 |
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Hendricks
County (Indiana), 313 |
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Henry
County, first Quaker in, 39; reference to, 44, 58, 318, 323; Hicksite Friends
in, |
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146, 147, 149; Norwegian Friends in,
175 |
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Heritage,
Oswell, 233 |
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Hiatt,
Benjamin B., 98; revival held by, 165, 166 |
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Hiatt,
John C., 311 |
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Hiatt
family, 43 |
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Hiawatha
Quarterly Meeting (Nebraska), 92 |
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Hickory
Grove, 158, 159 |
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Hickory
Grove Quarterly Meeting, 158 |
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Hicks,
Elias, preaching of, 145 |
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Hicksite
Friends, 88, 158, 257; origin of sect called, 146, 147; first meeting of, in
Iowa, |
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147-149; growth of settlements of,
149; comparison of Orothodox Friends and, 149- |
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153; activities of, 150; decline of
membership of, 150, 151; position of, in modern |
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life, 151, 152; religious beliefs of,
152, 153; Indian superintendency given to, 207, 208; |
|
uniting of, with other churches, 310;
membership of, 317 |
|
High-churchmen,
17 |
|
Higher
criticism, 257 |
|
Highland
County (Ohio), 35 |
|
Hinshaw
family, 43 |
|
Historical
Society of Iowa, State, 8 |
|
Hoag,
Amos, English Quakers accompanied by, 57; reference to, 59 |
|
Hoag,
Edward F., acknowledgment to, 326 |
|
Hoag,
Enoch, 206, 209, 308, 326; choice of, as Indian superintendent, 208; speech
of, |
|
to Indians, 210 |
|
Hoag,
Joseph D., 53, 58, 62, 65, 216, 303, 308; English Quakers accompanied by, 57 |
|
Hoag,
Lindley Murray, visit of, to Norway, 177; reference to, 205, 308 |
|
Hobson,
Peter, 172 |
|
Hobson,
William, 308 |
|
Hobson
Normal School, 201 |
|
Hockett,
John, 43, 45, 203 |
|
Hockett,
Stephen, 43, 308 |
|
Hockett,
Stephen, Jr., 43 |
|
Hockett
family, 43 |
|
Hodgins
family, 34 |
|
Hoggatt,
Harrison, 43 |
|
Hoggatt,
Isaac M., 46 |
|
Holaday,
Abraham, 44 |
|
Holding
associations, schools maintained by 241 |
|
Hollanders,
first settlements of, in Iowa, 303 |
|
Hollingsworth,
Benjamin, 308 |
|
Holston
River, 33 |
|
Home
life, description of, 278-281 |
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Homes,
furnishings of, 279, 280 |
|
Honey
Creek Monthly Meeting, 164 |
|
Honey
Creek Quarterly Meeting, 99, 126, 312 |
|
Hoover,
John Y., 98 |
|
Hopewell
Monthly Meeting (Virginia), 147 |
|
Hopkinton
(Rhode Island), 318 |
|
Hopping
block, 258 |
|
Hoskins
family, 43 |
|
Hospitality,
prevalence of, among Quakers, 278 |
|
Humor,
character of, among Quakers, 279 |
|
Hunt,
David, 206, 308, 311 |
|
Huseboe,
Mathias, 176 |
|
Idaho,
151 |
|
Illinois,
39, 41, 49, 56, 66, 151, 302 |
|
Illinois
Yearly Meeting of Hicksite Friends, 147, 149, 318; activities of, 150;
statement |
|
of religious beliefs by, 152, 153 |
|
Independents,
17 |
|
India,
missions in, 330 |
|
Indian
Affairs, Associated Executive Committee of Friends on, 206, 207, 208, 210, 213 |
|
Indian
Affairs, Bureau of, 207 |
|
Indian
Affairs, Commissioner of, 211, 213 |
|
Indian
Committee, 211 |
|
Indian
reserve (Indiana), 216 |
|
Indiana,
settlement of Quakers in, 35, 37; reference to, 40, 49, 52, 61, 69, 72, 133,
151, |
|
216, 230, 313; emgration from, to
Iowa, 41, 42 |
|
Indiana
Meeting for Sufferings, 79, 83, 134, 135 |
|
Indiana
Yearly Meeting, 35, 54, 55, 56, 81, 147, 199, 206, 274; proposal for
separation |
|
from, 76, 77; committee of, in Iowa,
77, 78; final decision of, 79; anti-slavery separation |
|
in, 134, 136; English deputation at,
137; development and decline of anti-slavery |
|
movement in, 144, 145; visit of White
to, 215; provision for establishment of
schools |
|
under, 215, 216; management of White's
Insititute by, 216, 127. |
|
Indiana
Yearly Meeting of Anti-Slavery Friends, organiztion of, 136; reference to,
142; |
|
abandonment of, 145 |
|
Indianapolis
(Indiana), 257, 312 |
|
Indianola,
125, 245 |
|
Indians,
38, 232, 235; work of Quakers in behalf of, 203-214; driving of, across |
|
Mississippi, 205; uprising of, 205;
school for, at White's Institute, 224-226 |
|
Indulged
Meeting, petition for privilege of, 49; establishment of, 50, 177 |
|
Inner
Light, doctrine of, 152, 255, 256, 261 |
|
Iowa,
34, 101; moulding of Quakerism in, 37; first settlements of Quakers in,
38-47; |
|
increase in population of, 48; spread
of Quakers into back counties of, 48-55; gateways |
|
to, 49; reasons for coming of Quakers
to, 51; first Quarterly meeting in, 54, 55; number |
|
of Quakers in, 55, 88, 89; visit of
English Quakers in, 56-66; departure of English |
|
Quakers from, 65, 66; testing of
Quakerism in, 67-73; grownth of population of, 70; |
|
transformation in, 72; committee of
Indiana Yearly Meeting in, 77, 78; emigration of |
|
Quakers from, 85, 86; decline of
Quaker settlements in, 86, 87; rise of evangelism in |
|
95-102; modern Quakerism in, 127-129;
English deputation in, 137-144; stations on |
|
Underground Railway in, 138, 192;
coming of Hicksite Friends to, 147; coming of |
|
Norwegian Friends to, 175; bringing of
slave to, 187; Underground Railway in, 188, |
|
189; work of Quakers from, among
negroes, 199-201; work of Quakers of, among |
|
Indians,
208-214; purchase of land for school in 216; schools and education among |
|
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Quakers
in, 240-250; exemption fee in, during war, 256, 257; exemption of Quakers |
|
from marriage laws in, 267, 268;
Quaker simplicity in, 270; first white men in, 300 |
|
Iowa
City, 8, 235; English Quakers at, 58, 59 |
|
Iowa
River, 58, 70, 75, 300 |
|
Iowa
State Teachers' Association, 218 |
|
Iowa
Yearly Meeting (referring to Orthodox branch after 1877), vii, 86, 115, 181, |
|
205, 261; formation of, 74-79; first
meeting of, 80-84; committees of, 83; hopeful |
|
outlook at opening of, 85; decline in
membership in, 88, 89, 115, 116; reasons for |
|
decline in membership of, 89-92;
scattered membership of, 91, 92, 101; separation |
|
in, 98; evangelistic activities of,
98-102; pastoral system adopted by, 106, 107; amount |
|
paid in, for pastoral support, 108;
number of members of, living living outside of State, |
|
116; General Superintendent of,
118-123; Christian Workers' Assembly conducted |
|
by, 124-126; Separation of 1877 in,
163-170; activities of, in behalf of freedmen, |
|
198-202; Osage agency conducted by,
210-214; control of White's Institute assumed |
|
by 217; White's Institute leased to
state by, 219; control of White's Institute again |
|
assumed by, 223, 224; law suit
against, 227-229, responsibility of, for White's |
|
Institute, 229; missionary activities
of, 232-239; Penn College by, 249, 250; provision |
|
in discipline of, relative to
gravestones, 274; table showing results of evangelistic |
|
work of, 286; average salary and term
of pastors in, 312 |
|
Iowa
Yearly Meeting Boarding School, 247, 332 |
|
Iowa
Yearly Meeting of Conservative Friends, 159, 172, 173, 174; membership of,
163; |
|
meeting-places of, 163; origin of, 163;
orgainization of, 170; union of Norwegian |
|
Friends with, 179 |
|
Ireland,
spread of Quaker faith to, 22, 23 |
|
Italy,
visits of Quakers, 23 |
|
Jamaica,
movement of Quakers to, 23; missionary activities of Quakers in, 232, 239,
330; |
|
reference to, 250; labors of Fox in,
297; immorality in, 330 |
|
James
I, 269 |
|
Japan,
missions in, 330 |
|
Jasper
County, Quaker settlements in, 53; reference to, 60, 83, 219, 333; academy in
246 |
|
Jay,
Marmaduke, 138 |
|
Jefferson
County, settlement of Quakers in, 52; academy in, 246; reference to, 302, 333 |
|
Jefferson
County (Ohio), 35, 155 |
|
Jepson,
Samuel, 324 |
|
Jerseys,
growth of Quakerism in, 28 |
|
Jessop
family, 43 |
|
Jessup,
Eli, 138 |
|
Jessup,
Elias, 311 |
|
Jessup,
Ely, 98 |
|
Johnson,
Barclay, 308 |
|
Johnson,
Caleb, 311 |
|
Johnson,
William, 189, 323 |
|
Johnson
family, 43 |
|
Johnson
County, 58 |
|
Joliet,
Louis, landing of, in Iowa, 300 |
|
Jones
County, Quaker settlements in, 70; reference to, 305 |
|
Joy,
Abram P., 42 |
|
Joy,
Henry W., meetings at home of, 43; death of, 300 |
|
Joy,
Reuben, 42 |
|
Joy
family, 43 |
|
Junction
City (Kansas), 209 |
|
Justification,
teaching of, 256 |
|
Kagi,
John, 323 |
|
Kanawha
road, 35 |
|
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|
Kansas,
151, 164, 192, 205, 312, 327; work of Iowa Quakers among negroes in, 199- |
|
201; negro schools in, 200, 201 |
|
Kansas
Indians, visit of Stanley among, 203, 204; reference to, 326 |
|
Keates,
Harry R., 102, 313; labors of, as General Superintendent, 122, 123; sketch of |
|
life of, 313 |
|
Kellum,
Rachel, reminiscence of, 303, 323 |
|
Kelsey,
Rayner W., 304, 306 |
|
Kempthorne,
Simon, 26 |
|
Kennedy,
Alice, 238 |
|
Kentucky,
Boone in, 33; reference to, 299 |
|
Kentucky
road, 35 |
|
Kenworthy,
Jesse W., 169 |
|
Keokuk,
49, 221 |
|
Keokuk
County, settlements of Quakers in, 52; Wilburite settlements in, 158;
references |
|
to, 302, 333 |
|
Kiowa
Indians, 208 |
|
Kirkwood,
Samuel J., 195, 333 |
|
Knudson,
Erick, 174 |
|
Kurtzholz,
Anna, 239 |
|
Kurtzholz,
Charles, 239 |
|
Lancashire
(England), 22 |
|
Land
sales, attendance of Quakers at, 48, 49 |
|
Latter
Day Saints Church, membership of, 296 |
|
Law
suits, efforts of Quakers to avoid, 275, 301 |
|
Lawrence
(Kansas), 208, 226 |
|
Leddra,
William, banishment and execution of, 27, 28 |
|
Lee
County, Norwegian Friends in, 175, purchase of land in, for school, 216;
reference |
|
to, 225, 228, 302 |
|
Leeman,
William, 323 |
|
Legislature,
act by, relative to reform school, 218, 219, 222 |
|
Le
Grand, Summer School held at, 1224; reference to, 175, 178, 321; Norwegian |
|
community near, 176 |
|
Le
Grand, Academy, 246 |
|
Le
Grand Monthly Meeting, 177, 246 |
|
Le
Grand Monthly Meeting, 177, 246 |
|
Le
Grand Township (Marshall County), 175 |
|
Lehigh
Coal and Navigation Company, 215 |
|
Leicestershire
(England), 18, 19, 22 |
|
Lewelling,
Henderson, 45, 138, 190, 300; home of 322 |
|
Lewelling,
L. D., 222 |
|
Lewelling
family, 43 |
|
Lincoln,
Abraham, 197 |
|
Lindley,
A. H., 311 |
|
Lindsey,
Robert, visit of, in Iowa, 55, 56-66; hardships of, 62, 63; departure of, from Iowa, 65, 66; reference
to, 152, 154, 192, 305 |
|
Linn
County, Quaker settlements in, 70, reference to, 152, 154, 192, 305 |
|
Little
Cedar Creek, 39, 40 |
|
London
(England), 22, 307 |
|
London
Yearly Meetine, deputation from, in West, 137-144; address from, 139, 140; |
|
reply to address from, 141, 142; reference
to, 143, 154 |
|
Long
Island, 146 |
|
Lord's
Supper, attitude of Quakers toward, 255, 256 |
|
Lost
Creek (Tennessee), 34 |
|
Louisiana,
151, 301 |
|
Lowder,
Charles, farm leased to, 226, 328 |
|
Lowder,
Matthew, farm leased to, 226, 328 |
|
Lower
River, English Quakers at, 61 |
|
Lower
Settlement, founding of, 49; establishment of Quaker meeting at, 49, 50 |
|
Lutheran
Church, number of members of, in penitentiary, 315 |
|
Lutheran
General Council, membership of, 296 |
|
Lutheran
Synod of Ohio, membership of, 296 |