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Copy of Case regarding property, and opinion of Villian Slosson, Esq., June 3, 1829, legal. mo. pp ·
.ISCALLASECUD. (0) Orchard Street Meeting House, survey 1839 and eleva- tions by J. French, Architect. (299 F.) ; Bills, etc. of J. & J. Hilyard, for building Orchard Street Meeting House. In package. (719 F.) ; Twentieth Street Meeting House, Plans in roll. (720 F. ) ; Quota Lists of the K .... Quotas as re- vised 1823, also quotas 1833, 1840, 1846. Contains 6 x 4 ubd. Quota list of 1819, 10 x 72. bis. indexed pp. (281 E5b) ; Papers relating to Separation trials Nine partners, Purchase, etc. (at Twentieth Street) . Ricketson's map loose in it. Legal. tds. (cover only) ; Miscellaneous papers (284 E5b); Income Fund account. 1859-78. 6 x 3 . leather. n.p. (280 E3b) List of securities of M.c. 11, 15, 1879, pasted at front .; „Deeds, Bonds, etc, (Scrap Book) . 162 x llz. bds. abt. 100 folios. 57 paged. (282 EEb); Papers relating to the estate of James G. Smith, 1863. legal envelope. (265); Minutes of Social Committee Ist Mo. 6, 1847 to 12th Mo. 23, 1850. 8 x 62. bds. nep. mostly blank. (705 E5b) .
SUB-ORGANIZATIONS AND ASSOCIATIONS. (H) Largely composed of members of New York Monthly. Meeting.
FIRST DAY SCHOOL ASSOCIATION (H) of 27th Street Meeting. (The Northern District P.X. was laid down in 1881, after which this became the First Day School Association of New York) .; Minutes of Board of Managers, held monthly from establishment, 3rd No. 29, 1858 to 6th Ko. 9, 1878. 8 x 62. tds. n.p. (1424 B6b) ; Same, from 9th :Jo. 22, 1878 to 5th Lo. 1, 1887. 82 x 7. bds. n.p. (1425 66b) ; Treasurer's Book 1869-86. 62 x 42. leather. n.p. (1426 BEb) ; Treasurer's Book 1886-87. 102 x 8. cloth. 256 pp. Il written. In men's meeting house; Minutes of New York First Day School. 10th Ko. 8, 1893 to 5th No. 26,
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1895. 10 x 8. cloth. 200 pp. 61 written. (1430 B6b). Attendance Roll, 27th St. 1873-74. 85 x 7. stiff paper. n.p. (1441 B8b) ; Attendance Roll, 15th St. 1882- 89. 105 x 8. morocco. n.p. 3/4 blank. (1442 B7b); Attendance Roll & Library List 1885-1900. (1445 B&b); N.Y. F.U.S. Assn., minutes 1868-87 when i. l. assured charge of this work. 8 x 72. bds. 76 pp. written. 3/4 blank. (1446 B6b) ; N. Y. F. D. S. Com., 1887-91. 8 x 7. bcs. n.p. 2/3 blank. (1447 BIO); Fifteenth St. F. D. S. Treasurer's book, 1871-73. 7% x 5%. leather. n.p. 4 pp. written. (1597) ; Brooklyn F. D. S. Assn. Ilth .. o. 15, 1868 to 5th Mo. 9, 1886. 10} x 8. tds. n.p. (1657 B7b) ; Brooklyn, F. D. S. Managers, Ilth Mo. 15, 1868 to 4th No. 25, 1875. 85 x 7. cloth. n.p. (1453 Bllb); Brooklyn, F. D. S. Managers, 6th No. 3, 1875 to 5th do. 1856. 10 x 8. bds. n.p. (1454 B7b) .
FRIENDS' MISSION SCHOOL. (H) (Held at Fifteenth Street for several years) Librarian's Record. 1887-96. (1659 B7b) .
FRIENDS' MISSION SCHOOL. (0) New York F. D. S. Association 6th do. 16-1834 to 1860. Contains an account of establishment of F. D. Schools in the Y. N. read at a conference of Superintendents and teachers, 5th :o. 1868 by William Jood. 8 x 6. cloth, nop. _ blank. (285 B3b) ; Visiting Committee Ist ko. 3, 1871 to 4th Ko. 28, 1880. Reception Committee 11th Ko. 29, 1880 to Ilth :o. 28, 1888. 10 x 8. cloth. 216 pp. 128 written. (286 B8) .
FRIENDS' ASSOCIATION FOR THE RELIEF OF THE FREEDISK. (H) Established Ist No. 26, 1864; Minutes from Ist No. 28, 1864 to 10th No. 26, 1863. 10 x 8. bds. n.p. (1444 B7b) ; The succeeding volume was lost about 1870. per Henry B. Hallock) .
FRIENDS' INDIAN AID SOCIETY. (H) Established 11th No. 28, 1870; Minutes from 11th Ko. 23, 1870 to Ist .co. 3, 1872, when adjourned to meet at call of Clerk. Several accounts and lists scattered through book. 4 blank. 8 x 7. leather. n.p. (1421 B6b) .
FRIENDS' TEMPERANCE UNION. (H) Established 3rd Mo. 5, 1876. Died out about 1896. Linutes fron 3rd No. 5, 1876 to 12th Mo. 12, 1880. Contains constitutions and autographs of members. 82 x 7. cloth. nope (1422 B6b) ; Ist ido. 1881 to - 1895. (Lost by the Secretary, 1895. ) 1895 to Treasurer's Book, 1876-1905. 8 x 7. cloth. n.p. (1647 B7b) ; Women's Aid Society, 1799, or earlier, to 1804, during which period 559 Was distributed. It appears that the Society wus composed of Friends, had visiting committees, and performed its work much as does the present Young Friends' Aid Association. This is the Treasurer's book, statins the exact itens given each recipient, mostly in food, fuel, clothing and soap, - little in money. legal. flex. paper. n.p. (607 E7b) .
THE SEWING SOCIETY. (H) Organized 1633; endured at least 20 years. Min- utes 2d Ko. 7, 1833 to 4th .. o. 2, 1835 with preamble stating reason and purposes of the organization. 8 x 5. stiff paper. n.p. (716 Blob) ; 11th Mo. 5, 1835 to 4th No. 8, 1841. 62 x 42. stiff paper. n.p. (717 Blob) ; Missing from 1841-47; 12th Mo. 9, 1847 to .12th .4. 8, 1853, when adjourned as usual. 74 x 44. i'lex. cl. n.p. (718 BlCt) .
FRIENDS' EMPLOYMENT SOCIETY. (H) Established 2nd Mo. 6, 1862 as " Women's Association of Friends for the Employment and Relief by Clothing of the Suffering Poor". Incorporated 1902; Minutes from 2nd Ko. 6, 1862 to 12th .co. 25, 1881. Constitution and By-laws at front. 85 x 54. morocco. n.p. (1500 B10b) .
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12th Mo. 6, 1882 to 12th Mo. 12, 1902. Constitution at front. 82 x 5%. morocco. half blank. (1501 B10b); Treasurer's book, from 1862-1905. 82 x 5%. morocco. nep. (1451 BlOb) ; Treasurer's Book 1905-22% (1752 BIC); Certificate of Incor- poration, 1902 (E5) Organized 7th Mo. 14, 1873. Incorporated 12th Mo. 8, 1890.
YCUNG FRIENDS' AID ASSOCIATION. (H) Treasurer's Accounts 1922-36. 82 x 52. Korocco. 224 pp. 206 pp. used. (1797 BIOb); Minutes from its organization to the present time. 7th No. 14, 1873 to 12th Mo. 16, 1874. 82 x 7. cloth. n.p. (1412 E6b); 12th Mo. 30, 1874 to 3rd Mo. 7, 1877. 8 x 72. cloth. n.p. (1413 E6b); 3rd Mo. 21, 1877 to Ist No. 7, 1880. 8 x 5. bds. 178 pp. (1414 E6b); Ist Mo. 28, 1880 to 11th Mo. 7, 1883. 8 x 62. bds. n.p. (1415 E6b); 11th No. 21, 1883 to 12th No. 12, 1894. 8 x 62. bds. n.p. (1416 E6b) ; Ist Mo . 9, 1895, to 5th No. 9, 1905. 82 x 7. cloth. nep. (1646 E6b) ; 10th Mo. 11, 1905 to 5th Mo. 14. 1914. 102 x 8. cl. 200 pp. 189 used. this book was carried to England in 1914 and recorded in 1924. (1690 E6b); First list of members, containing many autographs and early constitutions. loose 8 x 6%. bds. n.p. (1417 E6b); Complete list of members, 1873-1907, in custody of Secretary. 82 x 7. cloth. n.p. (1664 E6b) ; Treasurer's book 1873-85. 8 x 5. Russia. 224 pp. (1418 E6b); Treasurer's book 1885-97. 9 x 6. Russia. 287 pp. (1620 E6b); Treasurer's book 1898, now in use, in custody of Treasurer. 9 x 6. Russia. 272 pp. (1419 E6b); Register of cases 1873-83. 6 x 3%. morocco. indexed pages; 1883-93 the cases were recorded only in the minutes; Register of cases 1893, now in use in custody of President. 10 x 8. bds. 100 pp .; Record of cases of special interest, 1873-83. 2/3 full, 10 x 8. bds. 216 pp. indexed. (1420 E6b); Address book, in custody of Corres- ponding Secretary; Address book, 1899. 8 x 7. flexe bds. n.p .; Minutes of Board of Directors, 12th No. 8, 1890, now in use, in custody of President. Contains copy of Certificate of Incorporation and By-laws; Scrap book of printod matter by and about the Association, Loaned to Friends' literary and Library Association. 12 x 92. bds. n.p. (1783 F) ; The "White Fook" containing autographs of old members. 1923. 'Small folio. (In M.M. Library. ) (1784 F) ; Eound volume of printed annual Reports 1873-1901. cloth. (D4); Similar bound volume, in Library of State Board of Charities, Albany, N. Y.
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THE FRIENDLY HAND. (H) of Brooklyn. Organized 2nd No. 27, 1889. Minutes from 2nd Mo. 27, 1889 to to
From Mo. . From M.o . No .
Now in use . All in custody of Secretary.
PHILANTHROPIC ASSOCIATION OF NEW YORK MONTHLY MEETING. (H) Established 6th Mo. 7, 1893. Dissolved 11th No. 6, 1895, when the PHILANTHROPIC COMMITTEE of the & .... was established; Minutes from 6th Mo. 7, 1893 to 10th Mo. 5, 1901. 82 x 7. cloth. nepo (1411 E6b) ; 11th Mo. 1901 now in use?
FRIENDS' SOCIAL UNION. (H) Organized 11th Mo. 25, 1869. Met at 27th Street Meeting.House; Minutes from 11th Mo. 25, 1869 to 2nd Mo. 8, 1872. 82 x 7. tds. n.p. (1423 B6b) ; MO. 1872 ?
WHITTIER LITERARY SOCIETY, (H) Constitution and members, 1870, 1872. (1757) .
WASHINGTON IRVING LITERARY SOCIETY. (H) Minutes from 1, 3. 1878 to 5. 12. 1873. 102 x 8. n.p. cloth. (1582).
FRIENDS' UNION FOR MUTUAL IMPROVEMENT. (H) (Name changed 6th Mo. 29, 1881, . to) FRIENDS' LITERARY AND LIBRARY ASSOCIATION. Minutes from Organization, 2d Mo. 17, 1800 to 3d mo. 29, 1883. Constitution and list of members at back. 10} x 8.
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cloth. 144 pp. (1566 B8b); 4th Mo. 12, 1883 to 4th Mo. 28, 1887. 10% x 8% cloth. 130 pp .; 10th mo, 6, 1887 to . 1/2 full. 102 x 8. cloth. 128 pp. ; Minutes of Board of Managers, 11th No. 8, 1881, to 3d No. 19, 1888, since which no minutes have been recorded. 1/3 full. 72 x 92 bds. 110 pp. (1567); Blank membership certificates, 12th Mo. 1, 1861. Not used since 1890. 112 x 9. cloth; Catalogue. 162 x 7. cloth. 37 pp. written. (1568); Catalogue 10 x 8. cloth. (1569 B8b); Accession List Vols. 1-1444, 150 pp, 30 written. (1622); Treasurer's Book 1881-1905. Blk. morocco. 238 pp. (90 pp. filled) (1625 B7).
RUTHERFORD LITERARY. (H) Organized 12th Mo. 18, 1889. Dissolved 1894 ; Secretary's book, containing Constitution, list of members and minutes 12 Ko. 18, 1889, to 12th Ko. 15, 1893. 1/5 blank. 82 x 72. bas. n.p. (1570 BBC).
FRIENDS ' ALUMNI ASSOCIATION. (H) ( of Friends' Seminary) Organized 6th Mo. 26, 1874. 6th Mo. 26, 1874 to 6th Mo. 8, 1894. (20 annual meetings) . 1/2 blank. 82 x 7. bds. nope binding loose and injured. (In Library Room ?) ; Treasurer's Book. 1880-81. 62 x 4. sheep. . nep: (1581) .
YOUNG FRIENDS' ASSOCIATION. (H) Of New York and Brooklyn, Organized 6th M.c. 10, 1894. Name changed to Friends' Association of New York and Brooklyn, 1900'e Minutes from 6th No. 10, 1894 to 4th io. , 1898. 10 x 8. cloth. 216 pp. (1.545); 5th do. 8, 1898 to 2nd No. 12, 1905. 1C2 x 8%. cloth. 252 pp. (1452); 3rd No. 1905; Committee of N. Y. Ass'n for educating Colored male adults. 5th No. 7, 1816 to 12th No. 29, 1877. At back, reversed, Lists of members, 1816 and 1817. Legal. bds. nop. (2012 ESb) ;. Committee on the Education of Colored People. Minutes from 9th No. 6, 1893 to Ilth ko. 15, 1927. 92 x 72. Boards 96 pp. 86 written. (1796) .
ASSOCIATION FOR THE RELIEF CF .THE SICK POOR. (H) Name soon changes to THE FEMALE ASSOCIATION. It maintained schools for girls from 1803 and was in- corporated 3d Lo. 29, 1813. This was the beginning of the public schools of New York City. The Association continued to 1905 or later as a benevolent institution. (See Quakerism in New York City, 1657-1930, pp. 122).
MINUTES. (H) 3d No. 21, 1798 to 4th Mo. 25, 1828 when the schools were turned over to the public School Society . 8 x 62. bds. n.p. This is a copy, or paraphrase of the minutes, made at some time; (725 Bllb) ; 4th No. 6, 1805 to 8th Mo. 3, 1818. Rules for the schools, and minutes of the Trustees of School No 1. 8 x 7. bds. n.p. (726 Bllb); Minutes missing. 1818-37 except as copied in Vol. 725. 3d No. 3, 1837 to 2d Mo. 21, 1840, 7 x 42. bds. n.p. Not full. (728 Bllb) ; Minutes of the Association's Committee for the Sewing School (School No, 3) from its opening Ist Mo. 8, 1815-18. 8 x 7. parchment. n.p. (737 Bllb) ; Treasurer's Book 1824-54. 8 x 7. bds. n.p. (729 Bllb) ; Treasurer's Book, 1855-1905. 82 x 7. cl. n.p. (730 Bllb) ; Treasurer's Book, 1866-90. (700); Subscription Book, 1803- 42. 7 x 42. morocco. n.p. (731 Bllb) ; Subscriptions and Accounts, 1866-91. 6 x 32. stiff paper. nap. (732); Treasurer's Book, 1866-90. (760 Bllb)
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PREPARATIVE MEETINGS IN NEW YORK CITY. (H) The origin of Preparative Meetings and of Overseers seems to be in the following minute.
"At a Yearly meeting at ye meeting house in fflushing ye 26th ye 3 mo: 1716, "Jt boin consedared at this meeting that several weakly meetings being yet but small this meeting hath a greed & ap- wointed that for the futer untel such meetings be inlarged & friends see a
forther forwirdt that ye seaverall ffriends appointed Out of Each monthly meeting be Chosen once Every Yeare to in- spect ye state of ye seaverall weakly meetings & alsoe ye Conversations of such yt make profession of truth with Us & give an accompt Every Quarter their of"
At Flushing M. M. 4th Mo. 7, 1716@
"Persuant to ye appoyntment of ye Yearly meeting this meeting hath appoynted for flushing Samuel Tatem & John Royder for Newtown Roubord Field for New York Joseph Latham for West Chester Samuel Veal to in- spect ye state of ye several meetings and the Conversation of all such that make profession with us and to give an account once Every quarter at the monthly meeting before Eatch quarter meeting"
These Preparative Meetings seem to have been composed of a few selected mer- bers and some meetings may not have had a Poli. The following minutes of Flush- ing M.M. settled them with more regularity.
6th Mo. 9, 1753. "it is Concluded at this meeting that Each weeke meeting have a prepareative meeting within themselves on the Days proposed."
6th of 9th No. 1753. "the matter Relating to ffriends having a preparea- tive meeting in Each weeke meeting being again Spoken to and it is ye mind of the meeting that ull ffriends that are Estecmed proper members of ye monthly meet shaul be of ye prepareative meeting."
At different periods there were two P.Ms. of the Northern District and two of the Western District, in New York City.
(1) The original Preparative Meeting of New York, after 11th Mo. 5, 1806, called "for the Eastern District", and from No. 1824, till 5th Ko. 4, 1881, called "for the Southern District", since which time it has again been called the Preparative Meeting of New York. Held at Pearl Street for several years previous to Mo. 1824, then at Rose Street till 4th No.
1856, then at Hester Street till 4th No. 1861, since which time ut
15th Street. Joint sessions adopted NO . 1902€
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Establisned 16 , having been a meeting for worship be- fore 1681, when the K .... decided that the First day meeting remain at Robert Story's and the Fifth day meeting at Lewis Morris's until a public meeting house is provided, and committee appointed to hire or otherwise provide a house. A house seems to have been hired until 1696 when land on Green St. , 40 x 80 feet, was purchased, and a building committee appointed. The deed for this land, to- Bether with later deeds, are mentioned under the "Miscellaneous" records of New York M.if.
Mary Weatherhead and Dorothy Waugh preached in the streets in 6th month (August) 1657, but the first meeting under a roof seems to have been held by Villian Edmundson in 1671 in an inn.
MINUTES OF MEN'S MEETING. (H) Missing previous to 1781. 6th Mo. 27, 1781 to 9th No. 29, 1784. Preparative meeting in New York. Back cover gone. 8 x 65. paper. nop. (1075 BIOb); 10th Ko. 27, 1784 to 4th No. 27, 1791. Same. 82 x 72. paper. n.p. (1076 BIOb) ; 5th Mo. 25, 1791 to 2nd Mo. 28, 1798. Sane. 8 x 65. bds. n.p. (1077 B10) ; 3rd Mo. 28, 1798 to Ist Ko. 1, 1807, and of Eastern . District from Ist Wo. 29, 1807 to 3rd Ko. 30, 1809. (same meeting but name changed) . 92 x 72. bas. n.pe (1078 B6b) ; 4th No. 20, 1809 to 11th Mo. 24, 1824, and of Southern District from 12th Mo. 29, 1824 to 8th Mo. 30, 1826. (Samme meet- ing but name changed) . Greatly injured by dampness. 10 x 8. leather. nop. (1079 B6b) ; 9th Mo. 27, 1826 to 3rd Ko. 30, 1853. 115 x 9. leather. n.p. (1080 B4b); 4th Ko. 27, 1853 to 5th No. 4, 1881, and of Preparative Meeting of N. Y. from 6th io. 1881 to 8th Mo. 30, 1893. 12 x 10. leather. n.p. (1681 B7) ; 9th Mo. 27, 1893 to 6th Mo. 1, 1902, and of joint sessions from 6th Mo. 29, 1902, to 2d Mo. 7, 1915. 11 x 9. Russia. 300 pp. (1440 B8) ; 3d Mo. 7, 1915 to 2d Mo. 8, 1931. 10z x 8. Russia. 300 pp. Binding broken. (1781 BE) .
MINUTES OF MEN'S BEATING. (0) Joint sessions adopted 4th Mo. 18, 1883, After vol. 1080, above noted, retained by Hicksites 1828; 2d Mo. 5, 1828 to 5th Mo. 23, 1849. (304 Elb) ; 6th Mo. 27, 1849 to 5th No. 18, 1887. legal. leather. n.p. (305 Elb) ; 6th Mo. 29, 1887 to Eth Mo. 27, 1902, when P.d. was discontinued. legal. leather. n.p. 1/3 blank. (306. Elb).
MINUTES OF WOMEN'S NESTING. (H) Missing previous to 1808. 7th No. 21, 1808 to 9th No. 28, 1824. 8 x 72. bds. n.p. (307 E3b); 8th Mo. 25, 1824 to 6th Ão. 1828. Retained and used by Orthodox till 8th Ko. 28, 1838. (The first minutes are duplicates of last in previous book) . 8 x 7%. bds. n.p. (308 E3b) ; Missing from 7th :10. 1828 to 9th Mo. 1833. 10th Mo. 30, 1833 to Ist No. 18, 1854. 8 x 62. bds. n.p. (1062 B6b); 2nd No. 22, 1854 to 5th do. 22, 1856, at which time the P.a. for the Northern District was laid down and the members attached to this, now to be called for Southern District. 10 x 8. cloth. n.p. Reversed and used for minutes from 5th Ko. 21, 1862. (see below) (1083 B6b) ; 5th Mo. 1, 1856 to 4th Ko. 30, 1862. (Recorded in book of Northern District be- low referred to); (1091 B10); 5th Mo. 21, 1862 to 9th Ko. 27, 1876 in Vol. 1083. (see above) ; 10th No. 18, 1876 to 5th Mo. 4, 1881, and of P .... of N.Y. from 6th ilo. 1881 to Ho. 1902, when adjourned to meet in joint session. 10 x 8. bas. 276 pp. 223 written. (1084 B8) .
MINUTES OF WOMEN'S MEETING. (O) After vol. 308 above noted, ending 8th No. 28, 1838, 9th Mo. 26, 1838 to 12th xo. 28, 1881. Joint sessions for several months preceding 10 x 82. leather. n.p. (309 Elb) ;
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Ist Mo. 18, 1882 to 4th Mo. 18, 1885, and joint sessions to 12. 31. 1884. 82 x 5%. icorocco. nepe (710 E3b) .
(II) (First) Preparative Meeting for the Western District, established 12th Mo. 31, 1806, and held at Liberty Street. Laid down Ilth Mo. 28, 1822, and the members attached to the Eastern District held at Pearl Street.
MINUTES OF MEN'S LEETING. (H) 12th Mo. 31, 1806 to 11th No. 28, 1822. 1/4 blank. 10 x 82. leather. nope (1085 B7) .
MINUTES OF WOMEN'S MEETING. (H) Kissing previous to 1818. 2d No. 26, 1818 to 11th Jo. 28, 2/3 blank. 8 x 62. bds. n.p. (1086 Bllb) e
(III) Preparative Meeting for the Northern District. Established 2nd Mo. 24, 1820. Laid down 5th Mo. 22, 1856, and mesters attached to Southern District. It was held at Hester Street Meeting house, The Division line between Pearl St. meeting and Hester .St. meeting was fixed by the N. g. 11.3. 1819. From East River, on Catharine St. to the Bowery; up Bowery to Bayard St .; down Bayard to Orange St .; Orange to Franklin St .; Franklin St. to North River. Members on both sides there to belong to Hester St. meeting.
MINUTES OF MEN'S MEETING. (H) 2nd No. 24, 1820 to 9th Ko. 29, 1831. 8 x 62. bds. nep. (1087 Bllb); 10th Ko. 20, 1831 to 2nd Ko. 23, 1837. 72 x 62. tds. n.p. (1088 B6b); 3rd Mo. 30, 1837 to 10th ko. 30, 1851. 8 x 63. tds. nope (1089 BIO) ; 11th No. 27, 1851 to 5th No. 22, 1856, when laid down. 1/2 blank. 62 x 7. tds. n.p. (1090 Ellb) .
MINUTES OF JEN'S MEETING. (0) Laid down 9th Mo. 24, 1828 and to be one Pre- parative Meeting of N.Y. After vol. 1087, above noted; retained by Hicksites 1828, 6th Mo. 28, 1828 to 8th Ko. 28, 1828. 10 x 8. ubd. one section only. (315) .
MINUTES OF WOMEN'S MEETING. . (H) 2nd 20. 24, 1820. Retained by Orthodox, who laid down their branch of this Meeting 8th No. 28, 1828, and attached the mex- bers to their Southern District P.K. in Henry Street. 8 x 62. bas. n.p. (310 £3b); 6th Mo. 1828 to 2nd Mo. 1840 missing; 3rd Mo. 26, 1840 to 5th Mio. 22, 1856, when laid down. (and book used for Southern District to 4th Yo. 30, 1862.) 8 x 62. bds. n.p. (1091 BIO). Meeting adjourned to Hester Street 5th No. 22, 1856,
(IV) (Second) Preparative Meeting for the Western District. Established 5th Mo. 23, 1832, "at Greenwich", Downing Street. Name changed to Northern District 5th Mo. 21, 1856. Held at Downing Street till 12th Mo. 1856, then at 27th Street till 6th Mo. 30, 1881, when it was laid down and the members attached to Fifteenth Street.
MINUTES OF MEN'S MEETING. (H) 5th Ko. 23, 1832 to 11th Ko. 27, 1856. 10 x 8€ bds. n.p. (1092 B6b); Ist Mo. 1, 1857 to 4th No. 20, 1876. loose. 11 x 85. tds. n.p. (1093 B6b) ; 5th Mo. 25, 1876 to 6th No. 30, 1881, when laid down. 3/4 blank. 10 x 8. bds. paged. (1094 B6b).
MINUTES OF WOMEN'S MEETING. (H) 5th Mo. 23, 1832 to 12th Ko. 29, 1854. 1 loose leaf. 10 x 8. bds. n.p. (1095 56b); Ist Mo. 19, 1865 to 6th Mo. 29, 1881, when laid down. 1 loose leaf. 1/4 blank. 72 x 66. bas. n.p. (1096 BIO) ; Appears to be Treasurer's book of Preparative Meeting of N.Y. 1791-1806. Contains copies of receipts for repairs, purchase of hearse, etc. Loose and ruined by dampress. Some pages entirely crumbled. 72 x 62. ubd. n.p. In Package with 1053. (1097 with 1053) .
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NAJTO.IN PREPARATIVE ALETING. (H) Established Bio. 17 having been alloved as a necting for worship by the Q.X. 9th Ko. 24, 1684 to be every Fourth day at the house of Robert Field. In 1682 Friends at Nestown had been joined to Gravesend meeting and those at the Kills ( Maspeth Kilis) joined to Gravesend Meeting. secting allowed every second First day, beginning in 10th .to. 1697. Laid down by the M .!!. 9th mo. 4, 1771 and the members attached to flushing P ....
Monthly Meeting Was still held at Newtown till 11th No. 1, 1780. The first Lceting house was built in 1722, in Newtown, the second one in 1760 in what is now maspeth, Queens Co. at which occasional meetings were held as late as 1840. No records so far as known. .
BROOKLYN PREPARATIVE MEETING. (H) Established 11th No. 30, 1337 having been allowed us a meeting for worship Ist. Ho. 1835. The first meeting house was corner of Henry and Clark St. built 1836.
Schermerhorn St., was built 1857. The present meeting house on
MINUTES OF MEN'S JESTING. (H) 11th No. 30, 1837 to 10th No. 20, 1857. Sever- al lists of members, historical data at last Meeting. legal. leather. n.p. (1098 B4b) ; 12th No. 1, 1887 to 12th ic. 29, 1901, and of joint session to 12. 1, 1902. At the last date a long minute gives an interesting history of the 75 years of the meetings existence. 10 x 8. Morocco. 440 pp. 415 written. (100y B7) .
MINUTES OF C.EN'S NESTING. (H) 11th. No. 30, 1837, to 12th Lo. 1, 1653. 8 x 63. tds. n.p. (1100 B7b) ; 12th io. 29, 1853 to 10th No. 20, 1570. 8 x 62. bds. n.p. (1101), 12th Mo. 1, 1870 to 10th ... o. 3, 1897. 8 x 72. bis. n.p. (1102 B10); 10th Mo. 31, 1897 to 12th ko. 29, 1901, when joint sessions were adopted . 8% x 7. cloth. 200 pp. written. (1764 Blb) .
MANHATTANVIJES MEETING. (A) "The remote situation of Friends at Manhattan- ville, " led the K.M. 7. 4. 1810, to appoint a committee to consider whether any relief could be afforded them.
A Meeting for worship on Fifth day allowed 11. 7. 1810. Meeting continued 11. 6. 1811.
MANHATTANVIELS MEETING. (0) Established 5th 20. 1969, having been allowed as a meeting for worship 11th No. 1860, at Parker Institute. The meeting house, built 1868, corner of Washington and Lafayette Avenues, is still in use, altered as to its appearance.
MINUTES OF MEN'S MEETING. (0) 5th No. 20, 1869 to 3d No. 1865, missing.
MINUTES OF MEN'S MEETING. (0) 5th .do. 20, 1869 to 8th No. 31, 1971. Fol- lowed by minutes of joint sessions, 1885-99. legal. cloth. n.p. (638 B7) .
MINUTES OF JOINT SESSIONS. (0) 4th No. 30, 1885 to 10th .6. 18, 1699. legal. cloth. n.p. In sure volume with minutes of Jomen's P.g. 5. 20. 1869 to 6. 31. 1871. (638 B7) ;
llth do. 29, 1899 to 8th Mo. 27, 1902 when adjourned and ended in accordance with Uniforn Discipline. 12 x 9. cl. 200 pp. 40 written. (639 B7) .
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WESTCHESTER PREPARATIVE MEETING. (H) Transferred from Purchase Monthly Meeting Eth No. 7, 1836. Laid down 2d No. 29, 1860. "There being but few mem- bers." (See Purchase M. N. list. )
COT NECK MEETING. (H) Friends at Cow Neck and Great Neck annexed to West- bury K. K. by Q.2. 12th Mo. 25, 1715. (See Westbury M. M. list. )
FLUSHING MONTHLY MEETING. (H) (Second of that name). The original Flush- ing K.M. became in time New York M.K., comprising the P.M.s. in New York and that of Flushing. From this meeting Flushing was set off as a separate M.M. 6th It0. 6, 1805. It has comprised but one P.M. and has always been a part of Westbury Q.15. Joint sessions adopted 6th Mo. 6, 1899.
MINUTES CF LEV'S MEETING. (H) 6th Mo. 6, 1805 to 12th Ko. 1, 1825, legal. leather. n.p. (1200 E5); Ist Ko. 5, 1826 to 12th Mo. 5, 1872. legale leather. n.p. (1201 B5) ; Ist Mo. 2, 1873, to 2d Mo. 3, 1918. 13 x 8. lea. 376 pp. (1749 E5).
KILJTES CF KEN'S MEETING. (0) Laid down 2d No. 4, 1830, and members attach- ed to N. Y. K.M. After vol. 1201, above noted, retained by Hicksites 1828; For 6th Mo, 5, 1828 missing; 7th Ko. 3, 1828 to 2d Ko. 4, 1830, when laid down. legal. bds. n.p. 1/2 blank. (618 E5) ,
MINUTES OF WOMEN'S MEETING. (H) 6th Kc. 6, 1805 to 9th Ko. 4, 1823. 9 x 7. bds. n.p. (1248 E5) ; 10th No. 2, 1823 to 4th No. 3, 1845. 10 x 8. bds. n.p. (1203 35); 5th No. 1, 1845 to 12th Mo. 7, 1865. 10 x 8, bds. n.p. (1204 E5) ; Ist Mo. 4, 1866 to 10th Ko. 7, 1880. 10 x 8. bds. paged. (1205 25) ; 9th Mo, 2, 1880 to 7th No. 13, 1899. After which joint sessions were held. 83 x 7. bas. n.p. 1/4 blank. (1496 E5) .
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