Records, 1900-1952.

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Records, 1900-1952.

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Records of Wilmington Friends Service Committee and its predecessor, the Philanthropic Committee of Wilmington Monthly Meeting (Hicksite), 1900-1952. Includes: minutes of the Philanthropic Committee, 1900-07 & 1927-34, minutes of Wilmington Friends Service Committee, 1934-45 & 1945-52, account book (copy), 1920-25, accounts, 1918-20, and a receipt book for donations to the American Friends Service Committee, 1920-25.

8 folders (in 2 boxes) ; .75 linear ft.

Friends Historical Library of Swarthmore College

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Wilmington Friends Service Committee.

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Wilmington Monthly Meeting was established in 1750 by Chester [Concord] Quarterly Meeting out of Kennett Monthly Meeting (PA). After the Hicksite Separation of 1827, there were two monthly meetings at Wilmington. The Hicksite, or West Street, meeting merged with the Orthodox, or Harrison Street, meeting in 1945, forming a united monthly meeting under the two Concord Quarterly Meetings. Wilmington is currently an active monthly meeting. From the description of Records, 1900-1952. (Swa...

Wilmington Monthly Meeting of Friends (Hicksite : 1827-1945)

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Wilmington Monthly Meeting was established in 1750 by Chester [Concord] Quarterly Meeting out of Kennett Monthly Meeting (PA). After the Hicksite Separation of 1827, there were two monthly meetings at Wilmington. The Hicksite, or West Street, meeting merged with the Orthodox, or Harrison Street, meeting in 1945, forming a united monthly meeting under the two Concord Quarterly Meetings. Wilmington is currently an active monthly meeting. From the description of Disownments, 1758-1833. ...

Wilmington Monthly Meeting of Friends

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Wilmington Monthly Meeting was established in 1750 by Chester [Concord] Quarterly Meeting out of Kennett Monthly Meeting (PA). After the Hicksite Separation of 1827, there were two monthly meetings at Wilmington. The Hicksite, or West Street, meeting merged with the Orthodox, or Harrison Street, meeting in 1945, forming a united monthly meeting under the two Concord Quarterly Meetings. Wilmington is currently an active monthly meeting. From the description of Minutes, 1750-[ongoing] ...