Wealthy Widow in a brown calico Elizabeth Peck Perkins 1736-1807 helps Boston...
Elizabeth Peck Perkins (1736-1807), was a Boston widow, businesswoman, & philanthropist. She was the oldest child of English immigrants Elizabeth & Thomas Handasyd Peck. Her father became a...
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1791 Ralph Earl (1751-1801). Mrs. William Moseley and Son Charles.
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1757 John Hesselius Mrs Matthew Tiglman Anna Lloyd & dau Anna Maria (Mrs. Matthew Tiglman.)
View ArticleMartha Dandridge Custis Washington 1731-1802 Life as 1st Lady in Philadelphia.
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1773 Matthew Pratt (1734-1805). Elizabeth Gay (Mrs. Thomas Bolling) with twins Sarah & Ann.
View ArticleCount Nicholas Ludwig von Zinzendorf & American Moravian Men & Women
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1796 Ralph Earl (1751-1801) Annie McClellan Lovett and Daughter
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1799 Artist Bouche. (in Baltimore in 1795). Ann Ogle (Mrs. John Tayloe III) and daughters Rebecca and Henrietta.
View ArticleThe Haube, a Simple Cap For 18tC Pennsylvania Moravian Sisters
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1791 Charles Peale Polk (1767-1822) Mary Hawkworth Riddell and daughter Agnes.
View ArticleThe Moravian Holy Spirit as Mother
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1772 Winthrop Chandler (1747-1785). Eunice Huntington Devotion.
View ArticleMoravian Rites of Death in Bethlehem, PA
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1798 Gilbert Stuart (1755-1828) Elizabeth Corbin (Mrs. Griffin Gatliff) & Daughter Elizabeth.
View ArticleMoravian General & Colonial History Bibliography
Moravian History – GeneralAtwood, Craig D., & Peter Vogt, editors. The Distinctiveness of Moravian Culture: Essays & Documents in Moravian History in Honor of Vernon H. Nelson. Nazareth:...
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1770 John Durand (fl 1765-1782). Martha Tucker (Mrs. Thomas Newton II).
View ArticleSlavery of both Men & Women in the Northern colonies & states in North America
Ships built in the colonies often required free & slave laborers. Naval stores of pitch & resin for tar & turpentine were produced. Loggers cut sturdy oaks & tall firs for masts &...
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1799 John Brewster Jr. (1766-1854) Lucy Knapp Mygatt and Her Son George.
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