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JERICHO CHARITY SOCIETY. (H) Established 1795, for the purpose of furnishing schooling for the blacks. Cash Bock, 1795-1816. 10 x S. paper. nor .
JERICHO PREPARATIVE MEETING. (E) Established as & P.M. and meeting for wor- ship 10th Mo. 1786 at Widow Seaman's. An early meeting was held here. Became a part of Jericho !' .!. when that was set off from Westbury N.V. Ilth Ko. 24, 1789.
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Joint sessions adopted 5th ?o. 1890.
The meeting house is in the Town of Oyster Bay, Nassau Co., N.Y.
The Charity Society of Jericho Established (about) 1794 with a friend, about. $1600 subscribed by the members, the increase of which had been used for the ed- ucation of Black People, Still in existence, the income of present fund being used for colored schools in the South. Consists of 30 members, elected from mem- bership of Wiby /. Jericho M."s.
MINUTES OF EN'S MEETING. (F) Missing previous to 4th No. 23, 1787; 4th No. 23, 1787 to 2rd Nc. 12, 1794. 8 x 6%. leather. n.p. ; 3rd No. 13, 1794 to 3rd No. 12, 1812. 8 x 62. leather. n.p .; 4th No. 9, 1812 to 3rd l'o. 8, 1832. 8 x 62. bds. n.p .; Missing from 4th Y'o. 1832 to 12th No. 1853; Ist Mo. 12, 1854 to 6th To. 14, 1883. 8 x 6 . bds. n.p .; 7th No. 10, 1883, new in use .
MINUTES OF WOMEN'S MEETING. (=) Missing previous to 1834; 7th Mo. 10, 1834 to 4th No. 7, 1853, 8 x 66. bas. n.p .; 5th No. 12, 1853 to 10th No. 12, 1882. 8 x 62. bds. n.p .; 11th "c. 9, 1882 to/ 4th l'o. 10, 1890. After which joint sessions were held. 10 x &. bds. paged. 3/4 blank; Minutes of School Committee of Jericho P.M .; 8th No. 16, 1787 to 5th No. 14, 1807. 8 x 6. bds. n.p .; Missing from 1607- 21; 8th Yo. 17, 1821 tc 7th "o. 4, 1842. 8 x 62. bds. r.p.
BETHPAGE FFEPARATIVE MEETING. (=) Date of establishment not detor ined. (see Preparative Meetings in New York ".". list). A meeting for worship was allowed by the Q.M, 12th No. 26, 1697/8. Become a part of Jericho W.V. on its establishment 11th To. 24, 1789 .. The first meeting house burned 1816, the second in 1886. The third house, built 1889, is in the Town of Oyster Bay, near Farm- ingdale lassau Coe, T.Y. This was removed in 1935 a short distance, and stands inside the Farmingdale Village limits, its previous site being taken for park purposes .
MINUTES OF MEN'S MEETING. (H) Wissing previous to 11th "o. 10, 1773. 11th Moe 10, 1773 to 4th No. 7, 1802. legal. ubd. n.p .; 5th To. 12, 1802 to 12th Ko. 12, 1849. legal. abd. n.p .; Ist To. 9, 1850 to
Also the following, which were the Clerk's drafts, afterwards copied into the regular book; 11th "o. 10, 1773 to 3rd No. 17, 1784. The queries (20) given at back. Much worn. Paper covor added, lined with N. Y. newspaper 1779. 12 x 73. paper. paged. (1432); 4th No. 14, 1784 to 6th No. 22, 1789. First and last loaf missing. The Querics (14) at front. 8 x 6f. ubd. ragci. (1433); Volumes 1432, 1433 and 1434 were presented by Isaac V. Willets of Vincola, L. I. 1897, and are at Fifteenth Street.
MINUTES OF WOMEN'S MEETING. (N) Missing previous to 1789; 7th l'o. 15, 1789 to 8th No. 10, 1795. Touse caton et front. 8 x 62. Ferer. pogod. (1434); Missing 1795-1805; 2nd No. 13, 1805 to 7th No. 10, 1839. 10 x 75. bds. n.p .; 8th No. 7, 1839 to 12th No. 10, 1873. 8 x 66. bds. n.p .; Ist Mo. 7, 1880 to 2nd Yo. 12, 1890. 8 x 63. flex. bds. n.p. after which joint sessions were held. 1/2 blank.
COLLECTICH FCCF, BETEPAGE P.". (H) 1785-1804, som in Ist Vol. of "on's Minutes, n.p. 8 x ta . Paper. Miccount of money received by desse Merritt for building Bethpage mosting house, 1817, 16 pp. 8 x el. ubd.
JERISALEY VESTING. (F) Allowed by the Q.". 12th Ve. 26, 1697/8 to be once every five weeks. Has always been a part of Bethpage. P.". The meeting house,
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built 1827, is in the Town of Hempstead, Nassau Co. N.Y.
NAUTICHET MONTHLY FEETING. (H) Established (second Fifth day in) Ilth or 12th To. 1831 or Ist Hice 1832, as a part of Westbury Q.M. At Y. 1. 1831, the peculiar situation of many of our Friends in New England disowned "for uniting with the sentiments of Friends in this Yearly Footing" was brought to the atten- tion of the Y.M. with the information that a meeting for worship had been set up on the island of. Nantucket, Wass., the Q."'s. wore authorized to receive such meetings as constituont branches. Adjourned sine die 12th No. 25, 1845, without authority of the Q.N. (Soc Q.". minutes Ist "o. 1846) . Yearly Meeting acquies- cod, but decided that the members must lose their rights unless applying person- ally to some M.". in Westbury Q.V. . Several did so, becoming members of M.Y. N.V.
On dissolution the records were not surrendered to the Q.". as directed, but retained by members of the x.y. and are probably still on Nantucket.
NANTUCKET FFEPRATITE "ERTING. (R) Established one wock earlier then ".". Laid down same dato as !'.' the meeting house, built 1833, was on Main St. Non- tucket.
SERETSBURY MONTHLY MEETING. (I) A Six Weeks "coting, for Shrewsbury and Middletown, was established 6th Ne. 15, 1672 by a minute of what is now Westbury Q.M. 3d No. 21, 1672, and which is quoted in Shrewsbury Q.". list. From this Six Weeks Meeting developed Shrewsbury a.M. and Shrewsbury ".V. .It has comprisod the P."s. of Shrewsbury, Squan, Squancome and Toranomus, and has always been a part of Shrewsbury 2.", which lest was a part of Philadelphia Y.V. (H) until 1833, when it was transferred to New York Y.".
Hold in joint sossion continuously since about 7th.To. 1887, previous to which dato joint sessions wore frequently hold, but no minuto was made noting the change.
MINUTES OF MEN'S MEETING. (H) 1'0 . 1672 to 5th "o. 1732, miss- ing; 6th To. 1732 to lith Yo. 6, 1756. 3 loaves gone at front. At back two pagos of Births and Deaths of Jackson family, 1742-93. Yearly headings to some pages. Lost for many years and recovered through offorts of Jacob Toolley, 189 -. legal. pigskin. n.p. (1506 D2); 12th "o. 1756 to Ist Mo. 1786. (In Friends' Library, Philadelphia); 2nd "o. 6, 1786 to 7th No. 6, 1801. At back An Index of some matters contained in this Book", also . "A List of Names whose Certificates are Recorded in this Book". Yoor and month headings. legal. leather. . n.p. (1599 D2); 8th To. 3, 1801 to 9th "o. 3, 1821. it front "A List of nomes of Members Disowned in this Book". it back list of certificates issued and ro- ceived. legal. leather. n.p. (1600 D2); 10th "c. 1, 1821 to 7th Wc. 2, 1855. it front list of persons disowned. it back list of certificates issued and receivede legol. lesthor. n.p. (1601 D2); Sth No. 6, 1855, to 7th "c. 7, 1904. Yearly headings. 13 x 92. lonther. n.p. (1602 D2); 8th Y'o. 1904, now in uso; Also the following Clork's drafts, afterward copied in the regular books; 4th No.3, 1809 to 7th "o. 5, 1813. Cover mostly gone. 8 x 6g. paper. n.p. (1603 D2); 8th Yo. 2, 1813 to 7th Vo. 4, 1814. loose. 8 x ce. flox. bas. n.p. (1630 D2b); 3rd No. 3, 1623 to 2nd No. 7, 1825. 8 x 62. bds. n.p. (1637 225); Ist Yo. 1, 1863 to Ist No. 3, 1870. 75 x 6. paper. n.p. (1628 D2b); 2nd "o. 7, 1370 to 5th "o. 1, 1871. 8 x 63. popur. n.D. (1034 D2b); 5th No. 1, 1871 to 3rd No. 2, 1874. 8 x 7. paper. n.p. (1635 D2b).
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MINUTES OF "ET'S MEETING. (c) Shrewsbury Q.". with its branches remained a portion of Philadelphia Y.". Orthodox. This w.". was laid down 10.
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After volume 1601, above noted, retained by Hicksites 1828,
2nd No. 11, 1828 to
1854. (In Friends Librery, Philadelphia).
MINUTES OF NOEN'S MEETING . (H.)
to 1680 missing; 1.0. , 1680, to 2d Mo. 1732. N.o. 167 , No.
, Contains also the 'omen's l'inutos of Shrewsbury Q.M. for some period. logal. parchment. n.p. ( In Friends' Library, Philadelphia Pa. ); 3d ;o. 1732 to 150 . 1738, missing; N'o . 1738 to
, 1816. (In Friends' Library, Philadelphia) ;
, 1817 to Ist Ko. 1828, retained and used by Orthodox till No. 1845. ( In Friends' Library, Philadelphia. ); 2d Mo. 11, 1828, to 3rd To. 2, 1829. 8 x 6. paper. (1629 D2b); 4th No. 6, 1829 to 12th Vo. 3, 1832. Stiff paper, illustrated cover. 8 x 62. n.p. (1604 D2b); Ist Ko. 7, 1833 to 9th "o. 4, 1837. 6 x 7 3/4, paper. n.p. (1605 D2b); 10th l'o. 2, 1837 to 9th Mo. 5, 1842. Several leaves cut out at back. (Probably copied into new book) 8 x 62. poper. n.p. (1633 D2b); 10th 1842 to 10th "o . 1873. legal. leather. n.p .; ilth "o. 3, 1873 to 5th Mo. 7, 1891, after which no minutos were recorded. Joint sessions had been held for several yours. legel. leather. pp. 2/3 blank. (1608 D2).
MINUTES OF WOMEN'S MEETING. (0) After the volume above noted, onding
, 1855. T.o . , 1855. .
RECORDS OF BIRTHS, DETES AND MARRIAGES. (A)
"Records of marriage Certifi- cates and Births and Burials belonging to Friends Monthly Meeting of Shrewsbury. Newly covered 8th No. 16, 1811." Contains births from 1650 to about 1742; max- riegos from 1674-1731, end denths from 1666-1742. Much worn. In tin box. 11 x 72. stiff rapor. (1006 D2) ; Copy of above record mado by James Steen of Fator- town, N.J. in 18 .. Spelling, capitals, etc. apparently carefully followed. No index or explanatory preface. 14 x 9 ;. leather. 350 pr. 105 written. (1007 B); "The Births and Deaths of Friends belonging to Shrewsbury Monthly Meeting." from 1699, or carlier, to the present time. Sooms to have been copied as late as 1765 from the first book of records. At back "Some account of the Lafetra fam- ily." legal. leather. rebackod. 1/4 blank. 84 folios written. (1611 D2); Var- riage Certificates 1732-1828, retained and used by Orthodox till 1853. legal. leather. robacked. blank. Index at back. (1609 D2); Original M. cort. of William Jackson and Rath Woolley 1777. papcr.
(In Vol. 1616); Original m. cort. of Thomas White and Keribah Parker, 1777. paper. (In Vol. 1616); Marriage Certifi- catos from 1828 to the present time. Last marriage 1902. 1.gal. bds. 2/3 blank. 32 pp. written. (1610 D2); Digest of m. certs. 1674 to date, both branches, by John Cox Jr. 1915. legal. stiff paper. 20 pp .; Digest of Marriage Intentions, 1732-1827, by John Cox Jr. 1915. legal. stiff paper. 18 Fr .; Deaths, Removal Certificatos and Disownments 1768-1828, retained and used by Orthodox till 1853. ( In Friends' Library, Philadelphia ); Removal certificates from 1828 have not been recorded, except in the minutes of "on's Meeting; Digest of Rem. Corts. 1732-1621, by John Cox Jr., 1915. legal. stiff paper. 12 pp.
RECORDS OF BIRTHS, DEATHS AND MARRIAGES. (c) Besides the above mentioned records at Friends' Library, 142 Forth Sixteenth Street, Philadelphia, the fol- lowing abstracts are also there. Births 1641-1863; Deaths 1066-1876; Varriagos 1674-1853; Treasurer's Book 1828-62. 8 x 62. stiff paper. illustrated cover. n.p. (1636 D2b); 1862 ?
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LEEDS. (E) Shrewsbury. Parchment deed, 5 "arch, 1695 (1695/6) John Lippin- cott to Jedediah Allen, Foter Tilton and Remembrance Lippincott, for -5, one Acre, in Shrewsbury, 8 rods cast and west, 20 rods, north and south bounded on south and west by highways, on north and cast by John Lippincott's Innd. For a plat to croct a meeting house and for a burial ground of the people called Quakers, usually meeting at. Francis Borden's house, in Shrewsbury, but no one declared by said meeting as being out of unity to have any right therein until again at unity with the meeting. 142" wide by 92" high, folded and badly worn. Max seris with anchor. A copy of this was printed in on Eatontown paper the "onrouth County
," about 1878. (1649 A Drawer 5) .
Doed, 19 Aug. 1717. Preserved Lippincott to John Lippincott, Remembrance Lippincott, Joseph Parker and John Lippincott Jr., for 50 shillings, one half "cre, 8 rods east and west, by 10 reds north and south, bounded south by highway, west by lot belonging to the Quakers, eastward and northward by land of grantor. 16" wide by ll" high, paper, folded and worn, wox seals with radinting arrows .
.". SCHOOL Dood, 4.28. 1302, Richard and Sarah Hulit to Jacob Woolley and Timothy Corliss, for $200.00, one acre on west side of road from Eatontown to tho Vetting house, for erecting a school house and other purposes. Recorded in Liber E of Doods. pp. 449-451. (Those two parcels were sold many years ago to E. Borden 9.7. 1917.)
Docd. 4.27. 1802. Peter and Lydia Wolcott to Jacob Woolley and Timothy Corlies, for $52.00, 42/100 of an acre, adjoining above and for some purpose. Recorded in Liber N of Deods pp. 447-449,
Squancome. Doed. Feb. 21, 1775, Edward Fatterson Cock to Goorge Parker, Obadiah Williams, Chedich Tilton, Britoin White, Benjamin Corlies and Peter Corlies, all of Shrewsbury, for 40 shillings 3/5 acre at Squancome, on road from Colt's Keck to Squencome bridge, for a plat to erect a moeting house. Seven max scals with various devices. Worn in two.
Doed. Nov. 20, 1785. Hugh Jackson to Goorge Parker, Obodish Tilter and Benjamin Corlies for 40 shillings 3/4 acre at a place called Squancome on north sido of Manosquen River, east side of the road from Squencome bridge to Colts' Neck. Apparently adjoining above plot. For a plat to erect a meeting house and burial ground. Worn in two.
Mannsquen. Decd. 5.27. 1807. Joseph Filten of Township of Howell, to William Hartshorne, Jacob Woclloy and James Morris, for $5.00, one quarter and 5/100 of an acro, adjoining the meeting house in Squnn. Recorded Jan. 26. 1808, in Liber R of dueds, folios 127-123. Worn in tro.
Map of Squan June 16. 1806, showing present lot and that to be bought of Joseph Tilton.
Doed. Jan .. 30, 1845. Benjamin Pearco, of Fowell, to P.M. of Manosquan, for $4.00 prid by Thomas Cook Jr. in behalf of P.M. one half acre, adjoining the meeting house, to be used as a burial ground and for no other purpose, reserving one row of said ground for use of his own family. Recorded Sept, 4, 1846, in Book of deeds, folios 200 and 201.
Deed. Dec. 16. 1885. Robert and Rebecca Fearce, of Wall Township, to
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Shrewsbury M.M. for $1.00, land adjoining Manasquan moeting house . Recorded Dec. 22, 1894, in Vol. 544, page 352.
Letter from J. Edward porden. 9.7. 1917, explaining the atove deeds.
All the above in envelope, numbered 1649, in drawer in safe.
Miscellaneous papers pertaining to the l'eeting including the following and all in drawer of safe; Extracts sent down from the Yearly Meeting ( Fhil- adelphia ) complete file 1769-1812 inclusive, thon scattering to 1825; printed from 1800; mss, previous; Documents relating to ".". School. Reports, papers, etc. relative to. Indians. Accounts of Treasurer etc. l'inutes of Unity. Acknowledgments and disownments. Removal Certificates J. Edward Porden. Clerk of Monthly Meeting for the past 40 years; previous to hin Benjamin Corlies was Clerk many years and before him, Jacob Woolley. Remembrance Lippincott was first Clerk and Recorder; Scrap Pook, manumissions, Sufferings, deeds and miscellaneous papers, prepared .1915 by John Cox Jr, 142 x 11. cloth . (1616 E6b) .
SHPENSFURY N .. SCHOOL. (H) Established To. 1807. The School Com- mittee reported in 1810 that survey had reduced the attendance. Laid down 18 ; School Fund accounts, Names of Subscribers Dr. to School Fund Subscribed 2 mo. Ist. 1790 at 5 Pr. Cert. Rook begun 2.1. 1802 by George Corlies, in the lack of "George Corlies Feef Fook" of 1799. Contains amounts paid quarterly to teacher, by parents to 1807. 8 x 65. utd. n.p. (1625); Same 1807-08, with some accts to 1815 on loose leaf. 8 x 62. ubd. n.p. (1626); Same 1808-09 . 8 x 62. ubd. n.p. (1627); Same 1809-10. 8 x 62. ubd. n.p. (163]); Pupils Accounts, 1808. 8 x 65. ubd. n.p. (1632); (See also Miscellaneous Fapers)
P. M. OF MINISTERS A'D ELDEPS, (H) So far as is known it has not kept records . TENFERANCE COMMITTEE. (H)
8% x Y. bds. n.p. (1615 D2b).
Minutes 5th mo. 3, 1883 to 12th mo. 7. 1. 1893.
SHDENSPURY FPETAPATIVE MEETING. (H) Date of establishment not determined. A meeting for worship was set up about 1665-70, and held at Pichard Lippincott's house till the meeting house was built in 1672, at the time of George Fox's visit. Midweek meeting discontinued 11th Fo. 7, 1889. P.M. laid down . 18
The meeting house, which is the third on that site, and was built in 1816, is in the Town of Shrewsbury, Monmouth Co., N.J. No minutes were ever recorded so far as known. (See under Deeds. ) Men's F.M. held at Francis Porden's, probably until the second meeting house was built. The Women's M.P. held at the Meeting house .
SHREWSBURY FRETARATIVE MEETING. (0)
SQUAN FREFARATIVE IEETING. (H) Date of Establishment not determined. The meeting house is in the form of Shrewsbury, Konmouth Co., N.J. No records known.
SQUAN FRETAPATIVE MEETING. (0)
SQUANCONE FRETARATIVE MEETING. (H)
Laid down 18 but no N.I. minuto concerning it till the
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1866, not having been occupied for several years.
Date of establishment not determined. property was directed to be sold 4th l'o.
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The meeting house was in the Town of Shrewsbury, Monmouth Co. N. J.
SQUANCOVE PPEPARATIVE MEETING. (c)
TOPY'ENTIS MEETING. (=) The late J. Edward Borden informed me that a meet- ing was held here (noar Freehold, ". J.) from about 1684-1703, when George Keith, then a missionary of the Society for the Propagation of the Gospel, carried away the whole meeting to form the Episcopal Church of Freehold, tearing down the meeting house for material with which. to build the church, according to tradition but disproved (The P.". sometime called "Upper Freehold" and "Robins," farther west, was a part of Chesterfield ".":)
ASPURY FARK INDULGED VERTING. (=)
Allowed llth No. 15, 1834, at ishury Park, F. J. Laid down ''c. 19
WOODBRIDGE (later called REFRY AND PLAINFIELD) NONTELY MEETING. (#) Estab- lished 9th No. 10, 1066. Extracts from earliest book.
P. 1 "The 3rd of the 8th "enth, 1686. Freinds at Jimboy agreed to have a Monthly feeting their and that upon the second 4th day of each month, and the first to begin the second fourth day of the 9th Month, 1686". P. 4 "The above Said Monthly Meeting fell from ye year 1689 to ye year 1704. by reason of George Keiths Separation which was 15 years and Then was appointed to be Kept at Woodbridge first by a preparative Meeting and abt. 2 years after kept a Monthly Meeting".
Held at Amboy from 9th No. 10, 1686, to 9th Month 14, 1688, then at Wood- bridge till 8th Month 17, 1869, (see above note) then, by direction of Shrews- bury Q.M. 8th Month 24, 1704, it was re-established to be kept at Woodbridge and a P.M. to be established there. It was called the "Freparative Monthly Meeting at Woodbridge" 0th Month 16, 1704 to . 8th Month 11, 1706, after which the "Monthly Meeting at Woodbridge" till 5th Month 19, 1703, when it began to be held at Rahway, Plainfield and Woodbridge. Ifter 4th Vonth 19, 1776, it was held alter- nately at Rahway and Plainfield till 3th Month 16, 1888, since which time at Plainfield. Joint sessions adopted 5th Month 20, 1891 ?
MINUTES OF MEN'S MEETING. (#) 9th "c. 10, 1686 to 12th "c. 21, 1750/1. 126 x 97. parchment. 25) pages. Preceded by minute of (Q.". or Y.".) 3d of 8th No. 1686, given above. George Tut's "Faper of Advice" is given under date of 12th. No. 15. 1704. Binding repaired before being sent in, Ist No, 21, 1750/1 to 12th Mo. 17, 1788, legal. losther. n.p. Binding repaired. (1705 D4), Ist Ko. 15, 1789 to 4th Mc. 21, 1802. legal. leather. n.p. Finding repaired. (1706 04), 5th No. 1802 to 1.10 . 1827, rets ned and used by Orthodox Friends till
140 . 1934. (In Friends' Librery, Philadelphia, ) The Clerk's draft (see Below) has most of this reried covered, 12th To. 15; 1919 to Ist No. 20, 1842, Clerk's draft before 182'. Has list of members, 1827. legal. denim. n.p. Found before being sent in (1709 24); 2nd No. 23, 1842 to 4th No. 21, 1858. legal bds. n.p., 5th No. 20, 1858 to 10. and of joint session from that date to 12th No. 15, 1886. legel. bas. n.r., ist No. 19, 1867 to 4tl No. 15, 1691. legal. bds. paged 2/3 blank, 5th "'o. 1891 to 5th !'s. 1893, 6th To. 29, 1893 tc
"'o. now in use. The following No. 19 19
minutes of Men's Meeting seem to be the Clerk's draft, afterward copied in sare
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hand into the regular books; 7th lo. 17, 1771 to Ist No. 15, 1777. legal. ubde n.p. much worn. (1556 D2b) ; 8th No. 20, 1777 to 11th l'o. 15, 1781, legal. ubd. n.p. Some rages gone at front and probably at back. Contains a 4 rage list of sufferings 8th Mo. 5, 1781, to be forwarded to the QeM. (1557 D2b) ; 5th Ko. 20; 1784 to 7th Ko. 16, 1789. legal. paper. n.p. (1558 D2b); Ist. ro. 21, 1796 to 12th No. 18, 1799. legal. paper. n.p. (1559 D2b) .
Ist l'o. 16, 1800 to 2nd No. 22, 1804. legal. parere nope (1707 D4); 3rd Mo. 15, 1804 to 7th l'o. 21, 1808. legal. paper. n.pe (1707 D4) .
Bound in denim like several other books of this M.M. before being sent in (1926)
9th No. 15, 1808 to 12th Mo. 18, 1811. legal. utd. n.p. (1708 D4); Ist Mo. 16, 1812 to 6th Ko. 21, 1815. le gel. ubd. nope (1708 D4); 7th No. 20, 1815 to Ilth No. 25, 1819, legal. paper. n.p. (1708 D4) .
Bound before being sent.in.
12th Mo. 15, 1819 to 6th No. 20, 1827. legal. paper . n. p.
MINUTES OF TEN'S MEETING. (0) Remained a part of Philadelphia Y.K. Laid
down 18 ; 4th Mo. 1827 to 12th lo. 17, 1829. legal. raper, n.p. fragment of a larger book, apparently sont in by R. and P. M. M. (=) 1910. (547 D2b) .
MINUTES OF WOMEN'S MEETING. (H) Sth No. 10, 1686 to 10th !'0. 1723, missing; Ilth No. 16, 1723/4 to 2nd No. 19, 1800. legal. leather. n.p.
Repaired before being sent in. (1710 D4); 3rd To. 20, 1800 to 10th No. 15, 1823. legal. leather. n. p. Ropaired before being sent in. (1711 D4); Ist Mo. 16, 1812 to list Mo. 20, 1842. legal. parer. nope Minutes missing 7th No. 1815 to ilth Lo. 1827; seems to have been the Clerk's draft at first, but after the regular book (described below) was retained by the Clerk who went with the. Orthodox party at the Separation, it was probably made the regular book; 4th No. 20, 1842 to 7th Fo. 18, 1850. 8 x 6%. bds. n.p .; 8th Ko. 21, 1850 to 5th No. 18, 1887. 8 x 62. bds. n.p. ; 6th No. 15, 1887 to 6th No. 29, 1893. 10 x 8. bas. paged; Joint sessions with separate minutes had been held since 5th No. 20, 1891, but at this date they discontinued separate minutes. 2/3 blank.
MINUTES OF WOMEN'S MEETING. (0) After the volume above noted, ending 10th No. 15, 1823; 11th No. 1823 to 1878. ( In Friends Library, Philadelphia, No. ); Register 1705-1886 (births) and 1892 (deaths)
"Ths Births off the the Children off Friends in and About Woodbridge, Registered, part transscrited from A fformer book kept for the purpose".
Indexed. 79 pp. used. At back, reversed,
"The Times of the Decease off Sundry Frierds in and About Woodbridge, Registered. Transscribed from A former book kept for that purpose :"
Indexed. 41 pp. used. legal. leather. pp. 2/3 blank. Porsired before leing sent in. (1712 D4); Removal Certificate and Certificates of Unity with travel- ing ministers, Ist Ko. 17, 1770 to 6th Mo. 17, 1894. Certificates pinned in at back. legal. parchment. n.p. 1/3 blank. Repaired lefore being sent in. (1714 D4 )
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l'arriego Certificates 1713-1889; many pages worn badly at front. legal. parch- rent. 303 pp. used, a few blank, and then two corts. 1857 and 1859. Repaired before being sent in. (1713 D4); Extracts from the records, 1687 to 1825 were printed in 6 numbers of ! Genealogical and Piographical Record, 18
TIETIES OF TOYSN'S MEETING. (0) (Arch Street) After the volumes above noted, retained by Ficksites 1828, Births and Deaths 1827-85. ( In Friends ! Library, Fhilsdelphia, Ko. ); Marriage Certificates 1829-79. ( In Friends '
Library, Philadelphia , No.
); Removal Certificates 1828-90. ( In Friends !
Library, Philadelphia, No. ); and the following copies st Friends' Library, of the old records; Births and Deaths 1687-1871; Marriages 1687-1871; Treas- urer's Eccx 1802-79. 16 x 6. bds. n.p .; Treasurer's Book from 1879, ?
MISCELLANEOUS FAFERS. (H) List of members Rahway and Plainfield Monthly Fectings, Ist No. 20, 1813. very thin. 13 x 4. ubd; List of members Rahway and Flainfield Northly Westing 1827. Sewn into Women's book, 1812-42;
"Terorandums of some proceedings in our Freperative, Monthly end Quarterly Meetings about the time of the Orthodox Seceders separating from Friends".
very thin, legal. ubd; Account of the Separation in various meetings. very thin. 10 x 8. ubd. pp .; Other loose papers descriptive of the Separation and one of notes on early meetings; Clerk's draft (1 sheet cap) Woodbridge l'onthly Iketing, 2th To. 17, 1743; Fackage of list of subscribers to Friends ' Intelligencer, 1869 and later; l'ap of the cemetery, on the meeting house lot in Flainfield, now being made by Ephraim Vail. (1910) ?; The deeds of property are kort in a fireproof safe in Ist National Bank of Plainfield.
All other books and papers of the above list, except the present minute bock and treasurer's book and cemetery rap are in the fireproof safe of Robinson Found, in the Plainfield Meeting House.
F. M. OF MINISTERS AND EIDERS. (E) The old meeting book was lost by the Clerk; For No. 14, 1841 to 5th No. 5, 1907. legal. bds . n.p. 1/3 blank. Repaired bofore being sent in. (1715 D4) .
F. V. OF MINISTERS AND EIDERS. (0) Missing previous to 1857 .; 1957 to
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