[An account of the property that the elderly people brought in to the church according to their own account. ca. 1805].

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[An account of the property that the elderly people brought in to the church according to their own account. ca. 1805].

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One manuscript elaborates upon the other in describing how much money was contributed to the Shakers at New Lebanon, N.Y. by eight individuals: Zackeus Stephens, Philip Bartlet, Nathan Kendal [or Kindal], Isaac Harlow, Elizabeth Chauncy (widow), Mary Hamlin, Lucy Wight, and Hannah Beech [or Beach].

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