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In the late eighteenth century a small Shaker community travelled to America under the leadership of 'Mother Ann' Lee
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Calvin Green, ‘Biographic Memoir’ MS (1861), continued; Rhoda Blake, ‘A Sketch of the Life and Experience of Rhoda Blake’ (1864); Freegift Wells, Watervliet, New York (1865); Ruth Scott Testimony, as related by Freegift Wells, Watervliet, New York (1865), excerpt; Jane E. S. Blanchard, Enfield, New Hampshire (1868); Marie Wheeler, ‘A Biographical Sketch’ (c. 1870); Autobiographical Letter of Sarah Bates to Ministry, New Lebanon, New York (1870); Cassandana Brewster, ‘Book of Remembrance’, Hancock, Massachusetts (1870); Hannah Bronson Obituary, Canterbury, New Hampshire (1870); Sarah Bates, ‘A Few Words, of My Belief in a Christian Life, or Shakerism’, New Lebanon, New York (1871); Eliza Sharp, ‘Experience of a Veteran Sister’, New Lebanon, New York (1879); Giles Bushnell Avery, Autobiography [written in 1880] (1891); Mary Antoinette Doolittle, Autobiography (1880); Jane D. Knight, Brief Narrative of Events Touching Various Reforms (1880); Elmira Allard, ‘Autobiography’, Enfield, New Hampshire (1885); George M. Wickersham, How I Came to be a Shaker (1891); [Julia Johnson], ‘Reminiscences of Shaker Life’, Tyringham and Hancock, Massachusetts (1899); Julia Johnson, ‘Among the Shakers’ (c. 1889); Julia Johnson, ‘Tyringham, Mass.’ (1899); Mary Hazard, ‘Autobiography’, Shaker Manifesto (1899); Abraham Perkins, ‘Autobiography’, Enfield, New Hampshire (1899); Daniel Fraser, Witness of Daniel Fraser ([1901]); Henry Clay Blinn, ‘Autobiographical Notes’, In Memoriam Elder Henry C. Blinn 1824–1902 (1905); Alonzo Hollister, ‘Reminiscences by a Soldier of the Cross’ (1907); Mary L. Wilson, ‘Notes about Sarah F. Wilson’, Canterbury, New Hampshire (1935)
Summary
In the late eighteenth century a small Shaker community travelled to America under the leadership of ‘Mother Ann’ Lee
