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Plain-dressing Quakers from the Early Twentieth Century and Mid-1800s
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Thanks to Friend Patrick Burns for giving me copies of the original photographs in his possession.
Thanks to Friend Seth Hinshaw for sending me the photo of the Fritchley Friends.
Thanks to reader Andrea for the photo of Oskaloosa Friends.
See also Plain-dressing Quakers Today
Photographs
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Oskaloosa (Iowa) Friends circa 1860-64. |
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Ida Chamness (1867-1952) in 1927, photo taken in Finland on her 60th birthday. |
Ida Chamness and Kenneth Morse, 9th day of Eighth Month 1944 in Barnesville, OH. |
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Elizabeth Hartley (left) and Anna Livezey Hall (center). Photograph circa 1920s. Elizabeth is in 20's plain, while Anna is wearing the older plain style. Anna's cap is an "English Crown" style cap. The unknown woman on the right is wearing the modern, non-plain fashion. |
Elizabeth Hartley in 1966. |
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From the left, Mabel Edgerton Hall, Anna V. Edgerton, Mildred E. Hall (mother of Lillian Doudna), Nannie G. Newlin, Edgar McGrew, Bertha E. McGrew, Harvey Newlin, Clara Hall Vail (daughter of Mabel Hall). Taken in 1937 in front of Harvey Newlin's houseEdgar McGrew's car is in the background. |
Mabel Edgerton Hall in Eighth Month, 1962. |
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Photo taken on Persis Hallock's steps, Poplar Ridge, NY. About 1905. Back Row: Freelove Pyle (nee Owen); Sarah Hallock, sister of Persis; and George Wood. Front Row: Charlotte Hussey, Sarah Wood, Persis Hallock, and Marianne and Edward Wood. |
Hepsibeth Hussey, recorded Minister, Poplar Ridge, NY. |
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Ohio Yearly Meeting, 1908. Walking from the school to the meetinghouse. One plain-dressed young woman is obvious among those in more worldly attire. |
Arch Street Meeting, Philadelphia. Fifth-day morning of Yearly Meeting Week, 19th of Fourth Month 1900. |
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Stillwater Monthly Meeting held at Richland Meetinghouse, 1949. |
Anna and Thomas Fisher in London early 20th century. |
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Friends from Fritchley, England 1905. Photo from Stillwater Meeting Archives. |
L. Alfred Copeland, elder, and R. William Stanley, minister, 1929. |
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