Lists of the First Believers, New Gloucester, 1783-1892.

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Lists of the First Believers, New Gloucester, 1783-1892.

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History of Nathan Merrill and his family and others joining the Shakers at New Gloucester (Sabbathday Lake), Me., and lists of elders and others placed under their care. Includes pencilled note (1892) by Aurelia Gay Mace.

20 p. (p. 13-20 blank : in case).

United Society of Shakers, Shaker Library

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