Rapp, Frederick, 1775-1834

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Rapp was the adopted son of George Rapp, founder of the Harmony Society. Frederick Rapp served as the society's leader and spokesman, was a delegate to the 1816 Indiana Constitutional Convention, and was a member of the 1820 commission to locate a new state capital. The Harmony Society left Germany in 1803 and settled in Pennsylvania before moving to 20,000 acres in southwest Indiana in 1814.

From the description of Papers, 1816-1827. (Indiana Historical Society Library). WorldCat record id: 31474295

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referencedIn Robert Owen Collection, 1805-1858 National Co-operative Archive
referencedIn Young, William, 1755-1829. ALS : to Charles I. and Victor du Pont, 1826 July 23 [photocopy]. Hagley Museum & Library
referencedIn New Harmony Manuscripts, 1812-1871 Working Men's Institute of New Harmony, Indiana
creatorOf Rapp, Frederick, 1775-1834. Papers, 1816-1827. Indiana Historical Society Library
creatorOf [Frederick Rapp, biographical materials] University of Wisconsin - Madison, General Library System
referencedIn Karl John Richard Arndt collection of Bernhard Muller and the Harmony Society, 1721-1984 Beinecke Rare Book and Manuscript Library
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associatedWith Arndt, Karl John Richard. person
associatedWith Harmony Society corporateBody
associatedWith New Harmony (Ind.) Working Men's Institute. corporateBody
associatedWith Owen, Robert., 1777-1858 person
associatedWith Young, William, 1755-1829. person
Place Name Admin Code Country
Edwardsville (Ill.)
Indiana--New Harmony
New Harmony (Ind.)
Shawneetown (Ill.)
Vincennes (Ind.)
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Birth 1775

Death 1834

German,

English

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