Add to ORKGSilas Downing writes that the number of distillers of spirits in Pennsylvania in 1806 was 120. He goes on to discuss religion and his visits to various meetings of Friends in Connecticut where their were few Quaker meetings at the turn of the century. . 8" x 12.75" (20.3 by 32.5 cm
Silas Downing queries Thomas Rotch about settlement in Ohio. He requests information on Charity Rotc...
This letter discusses the visits of English itinerant minister Martha Routh who visited the colonies...
A discussion of books of a religious nature transported by Capt Delano, and family matters including...
Silas Downing writes that the number of distillers of spirits in Pennsylvania in 1806 was 120. He go...
Silas Downing describes what appears to be religious meetings of Friends at various towns in Connect...
Silas Downing, a traveling Quaker minister tells Thomas and Charity Rotch that in ten days in Connec...
Silas Downing thanks Charity Rotch for her letter and discusses his visits to meetings of Friends. O...
Silas Downing asks for more information about an Ohio earthquake that occurred in 1812. He reports o...
Silas Downing mentions other individuals attending the same meeting of fiends included Isaac Hicks a...
Silas Downing discusses his wife's health, Quakers and Quaker meetings. He reports that his son has ...
Silas Downing, Quaker itinerant minister, discusses his wife's health and the spread of Quakerism in...
Silas Downing discusses his wife's health and includes news of various Quaker meetings. He also asks...
Silas Downing acknowledges receipt of letters from the Rotches, telling them that he will probably n...
Silas Downing discusses the travels of other itinerant ministers including Isaac Hicks and Mary Naft...
Silas Downing mentions a visit by Thomas and Charity Rotch who apparently stopped at Cedarswamp for ...
Silas Downing queries Thomas Rotch about settlement in Ohio. He requests information on Charity Rotc...
This letter discusses the visits of English itinerant minister Martha Routh who visited the colonies...
A discussion of books of a religious nature transported by Capt Delano, and family matters including...
Silas Downing writes that the number of distillers of spirits in Pennsylvania in 1806 was 120. He go...
Silas Downing describes what appears to be religious meetings of Friends at various towns in Connect...
Silas Downing, a traveling Quaker minister tells Thomas and Charity Rotch that in ten days in Connec...
Silas Downing thanks Charity Rotch for her letter and discusses his visits to meetings of Friends. O...
Silas Downing asks for more information about an Ohio earthquake that occurred in 1812. He reports o...
Silas Downing mentions other individuals attending the same meeting of fiends included Isaac Hicks a...
Silas Downing discusses his wife's health, Quakers and Quaker meetings. He reports that his son has ...
Silas Downing, Quaker itinerant minister, discusses his wife's health and the spread of Quakerism in...
Silas Downing discusses his wife's health and includes news of various Quaker meetings. He also asks...
Silas Downing acknowledges receipt of letters from the Rotches, telling them that he will probably n...
Silas Downing discusses the travels of other itinerant ministers including Isaac Hicks and Mary Naft...
Silas Downing mentions a visit by Thomas and Charity Rotch who apparently stopped at Cedarswamp for ...
Silas Downing queries Thomas Rotch about settlement in Ohio. He requests information on Charity Rotc...
This letter discusses the visits of English itinerant minister Martha Routh who visited the colonies...
A discussion of books of a religious nature transported by Capt Delano, and family matters including...