Alibone, Joseph.
In 1672 John Burnyeat, George Fox, and a group of Friends held a meeting in West River; it was the first Quaker meeting in the colony of Maryland. That meeting is now known as the Baltimore Yearly Meeting. In the spring of 1772, Joseph Alibone, a Philadelphia Quaker, and other Quakers from across the region, traveled from Philadelphia to Maryland to attend the meeting's centennial celebration.
From the description of Joseph Alibone diary, 1772. (Historical Society of Pennsylvania). WorldCat record id: 61752959
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