Iowa
History Project
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Lutheran
Synodical Conference, membership of, 296 |
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Lynn
Grove Academy, 246 |
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Lynn
Grove Quarterly Meeting, 99 |
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Lynn
Preparative Meeting, failure of, to make charge against Gregg, 155-157,
abolition |
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of, 158 |
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Lynnville,
125 |
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McCarty,
Joseph, report of, 219, 220, 221 |
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McClure,
Mr., 189, 191 |
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McCool,
Julia Ann, 176 |
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McCool,
Thomas, 176 |
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McGrew,
Jacob B., 308 |
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Macy,
Henry H., 308 |
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Macy,
Samuel, 324 |
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Macy
family, 34 |
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Madison
County, 163, 164, 333, academy in, 246 |
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Magadee-Richmond
road, 35 |
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Mahaska
County, Quaker settlement in, 52, 53; reference to 76, 78, 83, 333; mining of
coal in, 86, 87 |
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Maine,
69 |
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Manners,
description and explanation of, 269-277 |
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Mansetter
(England), 19 |
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Marcussen,
John, 178 |
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Marengo,
60 |
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Marietta,
Monthly Meeting, 318 |
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Marquette,
Jacques, landing of, in Iowa, 300 |
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Marriage
license, exemption from necessity of securing, 267, 268 |
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Marshall,
William, visit of, to Jamaica, 234; report of, 234 |
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Marshall
County, Quaker settlements in, 53, 75; Norwegian Quaker community in, |
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175-180; academies in, 246; reference
to, 318 |
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Marshall
family, 34 |
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Marshalltown,
troubles of meeting at, 123; reference to, 125 |
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Martin,
Belinda Reece, 313 |
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Martin,
Daniel H., 313 |
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Martin,
Zenas L., 102, 313; labors of, as General Superintendent, 120, 121; sketch of
life |
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of, 313 |
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Maryland,
arrival of Fox in, 28; growth of Quakerism in, 28; maltreatment of Quakers in |
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27, 28; reference to, 30, 149;
settlement of Quakers in, 32 |
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Massachusetts,
laws against Quakers in, 27, 297, 298; execution of Quakers in, 27, 28; |
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Yearly meeting of Friends in, 28 |
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Maxon,
William Brown's men lodged with, 192, 193; Brown's plans known by, 193 |
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Maxwell
family, 34 |
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Meal-times
among Friends, 281 |
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Medhus,
Gulik, 321 |
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Meeting
for Sufferings, origin and history of, 307 |
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Meeting
on Ministry and Oversight, statement by, 115; summer school favored by, 124 |
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Meeting-house,
building of, 45, 46, 54, 69; description of, 64, 258, 259; disagreement |
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concerning location of, 78; building
of temporary, 80, 81; plans for building of, 83; |
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abandonment of, 145; provision for
building of, 148, 149; building of, by Norwegians, |
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175, 177; reference to 218; choice of
iste for, 309 |
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Meltvedt,
Carney, acknowledgment to, 321 |
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Membership,
decline in, 88, 89, 115, 116, 150, 151; reasons for decline in, 89-92; |
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additions to, through revivals, 101,
120, 286; absence of negroes in, 202; table relative |
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to, 285 |
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Mendenhall,
Enos, 45 |
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Mendenhall
family, 34, 43 |
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Methodist
Episcopal Church membership of, 295; reference to, 310; number of members |
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of, in penitentiary, 315 |
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Methodist
Protestant Church, membership of, 296 |
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Methodists,
mission established by, 204 |
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Mexico,
missions in, 330 |
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Mexico
(Missouri), negro school at, 200 |
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Miami
(Ohio), 35 |
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Michener,
David O., 311 |
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Michigan,
56, 71 |
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Michigan,
Territory of, 267 |
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Middle
Quarter (Jamaica), 239 |
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Middle
River settlement, 61 |
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Migration
of Quakers, 31-37 |
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Miles,
Benjamin, work of, among Indians, 212, 213; school conucted by, 224-226 |
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reference to, 324 |
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Miles,
Elizabeth B., work of, among Indians, 212; school conducted by, 224-226 |
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Miles,
Isaac N., 226 |
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Miles,
Laban J., 213, 214 |
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Ministers,
method of choosing, 112, 113; change in economic condition of, 114, 115; |
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character of, 115; number of, among
Quakers, 120; salaries of, 120; fund for care of |
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aged, 122; methoed of training of,
124-126; course of reading for, 126 (see also pastors) |
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Minister,
Board on Recording, duteis of, 113; reference to, 126-312 |
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Ministry,
change of policy toward, 104, 105; fundamental principles of, 109; change |
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in system of, 110, 111; problems
confronting, 111, 112; problem of payment of, 113, |
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114; reasons for lack of efficientcy
of, 116, 117; recommendation of Martin relative |
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to, 120; efforst of Keates to improve,
123 (see also Pastoral System) |
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Minnealpolis,
83, 312 |
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Minnealpolis
and St. Louis Railway, 175 |
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Minnealpolis
Quarterly Meeting, 99 |
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Minnesota,
101, 151 |
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Mission
Board, 237 |
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Missionary
Association, orgaization of, 232; work of, 233; reference to, 234, 235 |
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Missionary
Board, Home and Foreign, 233 |
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Missions,
121, 150, 182, 199, 330; work of Quakers in, 128; labors of Quakers in, in |
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Jamaica, 232-239 |
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Mississippi
River, 37, 38, 39, 43, 49, 56, 65, 66, 70, 73, 75, 79, 85, 137, 205, 304; |
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first Quaker meeting west of, 44;
first Quarerly Meeting west of, 54, 55; settlement of |
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region west of, 67 |
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Missouri,
slave-catchers from, 51, 144; reference to, 138, 151; escape of slaves from, |
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187-191; work of Iowa Quakers among
negroes in, 199-201; negro schools in, 200 |
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Missouri
River, 61 |
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Missourians,
attempt of, to recapture slaves, 189-191; presence of, at Salem, 323 |
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Mister,
regection of term, 272 |
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Mitchellville,
reform school located at, 223 |
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Moffitt,
Charles W., 232 |
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Monroe
County (Ohio), 155 |
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Montana,
151 |
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Montgomery,
Thomas, resignation of, 172, 173 |
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Monthly
Meeting, first, in Iowa, 44; establishment of, 52; character of, 74, duty of,
in |
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choice of ministers, 112; reference
to, 264, 275 |
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Moore,
Thomas, 308 |
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Morgan,
J. W., statement by, 82; school founded by, 245; reference to, 308, 332; |
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acknowledgment to, 309 |
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Morgan,
William B., 332 |
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Morgan
County (Ohio), 155 |
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Mormons,
objections of Quakers to, 51; reference to, 175, 317 |
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Mosher,
L. O., acknowledgment to, 317 |
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Mosher,
Stephen, 149 |
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Mt.
Hamill, 302 |
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Mt.
Pleasant, 57, 323; reform school located at, 223 |
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Mt.
Vernon Quarterly Meeting (Nebraska), 92, 99 |
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Muscatine,
new gateway for Quakers at 53, 67, 68; reference to 208 |
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Muscatine
County, Hicksite Friends in, 149; reference to, 192, 318, 333 |
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Music,
attitude of Quakers toward, 275, 276 |
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Names,
use of first, 272 |
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Nantucket,
emigration of Quakers from, 32 |
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Naylor,
A. W., 311 |
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Nebraska,
101, 151 |
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Nebraska
Yearly Meeting, establishment of, 92 |
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Negroes,
labors ofQukers in behalf of, 187-202 |
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Negus,
Israel, 308, 324 |
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Negus,
Jesse, 173, 174, 320 |
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Neosho
River, 204 |
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Nettle
Creek (Indiana), 142 |
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Nevis,
297 |
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New
England, landing of first Quakers in, 24, 25; spread of Quakerism in, 28; |
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suppression of Quakers in, 29;
reference to, 154, 156, 279, 301 |
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New
England Yearly Meeting, Wilburite separation in, 154; reference to, 206, 298; |
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regulation of dress by, 269, 270 |
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New
Garden, growth and decline of, 51; reference to, 55, 89, 137, 139; English
Quakers |
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at, 65 |
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New
Garden Monthly Meeting (North Carolina), 33 |
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New
Garden Quarterly Meeting (Indiana), anti-slavery activities at, 134 |
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New
Hope (Tennessee), 34 |
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New
Jersey, purchase of land in, by Quakers, 29; emigration of Quakers from, 32;
reference |
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to, 322 |
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New
Providence, 125, 313 |
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New
Providence Academy, 227, 246 |
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New
Sharon, 125 |
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New
York, 69 |
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New
York City, 61, 137, 234 |
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New
York Yearly Meeting, 81, 147, 206, 313 |
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Newberg
(Oregon), 310 |
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Newberg
Quarterly Meeting (Oregon), 92 |
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Newhall,
John B., statement by, 39, 40, 46 |
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Newlin,
Achsah, 44 |
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Newport
(Indiana) 134, 136 |
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Newton,
60 |
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Nicholson,
Thomas, 172 |
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Non-conformists,
17 |
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Norfolk
County (Virginia), disappearance of Quakers from, 32 |
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North,
Jesse, 154 |
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North
Branch, 173 |
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North
Carolina, growth of Quakerism in, 28; movement of Quakers in, 32; settlement
of |
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Quakers in, 32; emigraton of Quakers
from, 33, 35; reference to, 52, 312 |
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North
Caroline Yearly Meeting, 56 |
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North
Dakota, 151 |
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Northern
Superintendency, 207 |
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Northumberland
(England), 22 |
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Northwest
Territory, 33, 133, 299; emigration of Friends to, 34-37 |
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Northwestern
Freedmen's Aid Commission, 199 |
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Norway,
visits of Quakers to, 23; reference to, 176; visit of Hoag to, 177, 178 |
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Norwegian
Friends, history of, in Iowa, 175-180; school maintained by, 179, 180 |
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Norwegians,
321 |
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Nottinghamshire
(England), 19, 22 |
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Oakley,
57, 60, 72, 304; English Quakers at, 59; William Evans at, 68 |
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Oath,
refusal of Quakers to take, 256 |
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Ohio,
settlement of Quakers in, 35, 36; reference to, 52, 69, 72, 149, 155, 158,
194 |
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Ohio
River, 35, 49 |
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Ohio
Valley, 37 |
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Ohio
Yearly Meeting, 56, 147, 155, 199, 206, 306; Wilburite separation in, 154 |
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Ohio
Yearly Meeting of Wilbur Friends, 258 |
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Oklahoma,
151 |
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Oleson,
Anna, removal of, to Marshall County, 176 |
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Oleson,
Soren, removal of, to Marshall County, 176 |
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Olson,
Anna, 179 |
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Olson,
Omund, 175 |
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Orange
Bay (Jamaica), 239 |
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Ordinance
of 1787, 33, 34, 37, 187 |
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Oregon,
101, 151; emigration to, 205 |
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Oregon
Yearly Meeting, establishment of, 92 |
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Oregon
Friends, 88, 274, 277, 306; decline among, 88, 89; reasons for decline among,
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89-92; obliteration of ancient characteristics
among, 95; effect of evangelism on, 96; |
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ministry among, 109-117; method of
choosing ministers among, 113; modern activities |
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of Hicksite Friends and, 149-153;
number of meetings of, 150; withdrawal of |
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Norwegian Friends from, 179; possible
reunion of Conservatives and, 183; Indian |
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superintendency given to, 207; work
of, among Indians, 208-214; missionary activities |
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of, 232-239; prgressive character of,
257; membership of, in America, 296; birth-rate |
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among, 309; uniting of, with other
churches, 310; average salary and term of pastors |
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among, 312 |
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Osage
Agency, 210, 224; conduct of, by Iowa Quakers, 210-214 |
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Osage
Agency Manual Labor Boarding School report on, 212, 213 |
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Osage
Indians, 208; beginning of work of Gibson smong, 209, 210; work of Iowa
Quakers |
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among, 211-214 |
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Osage
Reservation, 327 |
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Osborn,
Elwood, complaint against, 138; retraction of, 138, 139 |
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Osborn
family, 43 |
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Oskaloosa,
7, 8, 76, 78, 82, 98, 125, 165, 168, 171, 236, 247, 248, 250, 309, 312; coal |
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mine near, 86; orgaization of
Conservative Yearly Meeting at, 170 |
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Overseers,
duties of, 274, 275 |
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Owen,
D. D., coal discovered by, 86 |
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Owen,
James, 205, 308 |
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Pacific
Coast, 31, 86, 241 |
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Painter,
John H., coming of, to Iowa, 68; meetings held at home of, 69; Brown at home
of, |
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193; Brown's plans known by, 193 |
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Palestine,
visits of Quakers to, 23; missions in, 330 |
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Parents,
moral teaching of children by, 262 |
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Parker's
Mill, 60 |
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Parsons,
Luke J., 323 |
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Parsons
(Kansas), negro school at, 201 |
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Parvin,
John A., bill introduced by, 218; reference to, 219, 221 |
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Pasadena
Quarterly Meeting (California), 310 |
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Pastoral
care, committees on, 103, 104, 106 |
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Pastoral
system, importance of, 103; origin of, 103, 105; adoption of 105-107;
operation |
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of, 107, 108; problems connected with,
108; reference to, 150 (see also Ministry) |
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Pastors,
increase in number of, 107, 108; support of, 107, 108; duties of, 111, 114,
115; |
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effect of constant changing of, 116;
average salary of, 312; average term of, 312; sex of, |
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314 (see also Ministers) |
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Pearce
family, 34 |
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Pearson,
John, 311 |
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Pearson,
William, 308 |
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Peasley,
Enoch, 305 |
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Pella,
62, 303 |
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Penitentiaries,
inmates of, 315 |
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Penn,
Admiral, 29 |
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Penn,
William, statement by, 21, 22, 255, 262; cause of Quakers espoused by, 29;
claim |
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of, against crown, 29; grant of land
secured by, 30; reference to, 156, 248; writings of, |
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280; book published by, 295 |
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Penn
College, 8, 126, 227, 243; founding of, 247, 248; opening of, 248; work of,
249; |
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campaign to raise money for, 249, 250;
presidents of, 332 |
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Pennsylvania,
growth of influence of, 30; stronghold of Quakerism in, 30; emigration of |
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Quakers from, 32, 35; reference to,
69, 215, 295, 301, 304, 322; flight of Coppoc |
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through, 195; fines against Quakers in
295 |
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Penrose,
Clarkson T., 173, 174, 328 |
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Peoria
(Illinois), 70 |
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Permanent
Board, 307, 312 |
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Persecution,
extent of, 295 |
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Pettit,
William, 311 |
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Philadelphia,
215, 248 |
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Philadelphia
Yearly Meeting, 56, 206, 306; Hicksite separation in, 146 |
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Phillips
family, 34 |
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Picayune,
301 |
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Pickard,
Henry, 44 |
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Pickard,
James, 172 |
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Pickering,
John H., 311, 323 |
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Pickering,
Sarah Ann, 52 |