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Excerpt from Commemorative Exercises of the Two-Hundredth Anniversary of the Friends' Meeting-House, at Third Haven: Including an Account of the Settlement of Friends in Talbot County, Maryland, From the Year 1657 to the Present Time
Peasley, of Greenwich, N. J., and Ann Barber, of Pedrick town, N. J.; Mary B. And Helen C. Pyle, Wilmington, Del.; Martin W. And Jane Maloney, Avondale, Pa. I. Kemp, Vir ginia; Nellie and Howard Bartlett, of Balto; Alfred Kemp, of Houston, Texas; Hannah Clark, Francis andysmarshall Wilkinson, of Kennett Square, Pa., and others. We were favored with large numbers from the village and surround ing country, representing many religious denominations, numbering about eight hundred persons, conveyed to the memorable place by one hundred and twenty-five vehicles; thus making the spacious grounds alive with anxious, intelli gent faces, eager to hear something of the society, of which many know so little.
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