Elias Hicks continues to offer spiritual guidance to Mary Rodman who lost her daughter to illness in 1793. The ministers urges resignation to God's will and also mentions Thomas Rotch's long journey with minister Joshua Evans to Quaker meetings in New England. Once the journey as a companion to the minister was completed, Rotch returned to his brother's New Bedford counting house as bookkeeper. In 1798, he decided to relocate to Hartford, Connecticut, a state with few Quaker meetings in 1800. 8.3" x 13.5" (21.4 by 32.5 cm
Benjamin Rodman describes the concerns of traveling ministers who were often torn between their obli...
Minister John Wigham writes to Lydia Rotch, mentioning the departure of Thomas and Charity Rotch fro...
Willet Hicks discusses a pending bill with Thomas Rotch. The Hicks family of New York were businessm...
Elias Hicks continues to offer spiritual guidance to Mary Rodman who lost her daughter to illness in...
This is a letter to Thomas Rotch in 1819, written by the renowned Quaker preacher, Elias Hicks, who ...
Elias Hicks, a prominent Quaker minister (1748-1830) consoles Mary Rodman after her daughter, Sarah ...
Elias Hicks, a prominent itinerant Quaker Minister (B-87, 1 through 5) may have influenced Thomas Ro...
Elias Hicks regrets a lost opportunity to visit the Quaker Yearly Meeting at Mt. Pleasant. He points...
Elias Hicks mentions that Thomas Rotch has or will accompany itinerant minister Joshua Evans on a mi...
Willet Hicks discusses his spiritual journey with Elias Hicks who preached at a recent meeting of Fr...
Minister Elisha Thornton, a guest of the Rotches in New Bedford encouraged Thomas to take heart, to ...
Itinerant minister, Elias Hicks by the early 1820s was at the center of a storm within Quakerism(kno...
Willet Hicks thanks the Rotches for their hospitality and mentions that the Quaker faith is "low amo...
Hannah Rotch of Philadelphia laments that she cannot converse with her sister, face to face rather t...
News of family to the Rotches after their removal to West Hartford where Rotch proposed to take up s...
Benjamin Rodman describes the concerns of traveling ministers who were often torn between their obli...
Minister John Wigham writes to Lydia Rotch, mentioning the departure of Thomas and Charity Rotch fro...
Willet Hicks discusses a pending bill with Thomas Rotch. The Hicks family of New York were businessm...
Elias Hicks continues to offer spiritual guidance to Mary Rodman who lost her daughter to illness in...
This is a letter to Thomas Rotch in 1819, written by the renowned Quaker preacher, Elias Hicks, who ...
Elias Hicks, a prominent Quaker minister (1748-1830) consoles Mary Rodman after her daughter, Sarah ...
Elias Hicks, a prominent itinerant Quaker Minister (B-87, 1 through 5) may have influenced Thomas Ro...
Elias Hicks regrets a lost opportunity to visit the Quaker Yearly Meeting at Mt. Pleasant. He points...
Elias Hicks mentions that Thomas Rotch has or will accompany itinerant minister Joshua Evans on a mi...
Willet Hicks discusses his spiritual journey with Elias Hicks who preached at a recent meeting of Fr...
Minister Elisha Thornton, a guest of the Rotches in New Bedford encouraged Thomas to take heart, to ...
Itinerant minister, Elias Hicks by the early 1820s was at the center of a storm within Quakerism(kno...
Willet Hicks thanks the Rotches for their hospitality and mentions that the Quaker faith is "low amo...
Hannah Rotch of Philadelphia laments that she cannot converse with her sister, face to face rather t...
News of family to the Rotches after their removal to West Hartford where Rotch proposed to take up s...
Benjamin Rodman describes the concerns of traveling ministers who were often torn between their obli...
Minister John Wigham writes to Lydia Rotch, mentioning the departure of Thomas and Charity Rotch fro...
Willet Hicks discusses a pending bill with Thomas Rotch. The Hicks family of New York were businessm...
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