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RECORDS OF THIRD HAVEN MONTHLY MEETING (EASTON, MD)A Finding Aid for its Meeting Records Deposited in Friends Historical Library of Swarthmore CollegeSHORT HISTORY OF MEETINGThird Haven Monthly Meeting was established in 1676. It was transferred to Southern Quarterly Meeting in 1789. Two meetings emerged at the time of the Hicksite separation in 1827; the Orthodox branch was discontinued in 1828. The Hicksite meeting was the forerunner of the current Third Haven Monthly Meeting which reunited with Philadelphia Yearly Meeting (Orthodox) in 1955. Return to the Table of Contents BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE RECORDSRecords of Third Haven Monthly Meeting, 1664-1932, include: minute extracts, 1676-1893; births and deaths, 1664-1756; marriage records,1668-1755; miscellaneous papers, including deeds, memorials, minute extracts, etc., 1682-1850; First Day School record book, 1894-1920; visitors' register, 1929-1932. Return to the Table of Contents RestrictionsAccessCollection is open for research. Access is through microfilm, if available. Use RestrictionsCopyright has not been assigned to the Repositories All requests for permission to publish or quote from manuscripts must be submitted to the individual Meeting or its successor. Permission for publication is given on behalf of the Repositories as the holder(s) of the physical items and is not intended to include or imply permission of the copyright holder, which must also be obtained by reader. Return to the Table of Contents SEARCHING IN OUR ON-LINE CATALOGUE FOR RELATED MATERIALSThis collection is indexed under the following headings in TRIPOD, the joint on-line catalog of Haverford and Swarthmore Colleges. Researchers desiring materials about related topics, persons, or places should search the catalog using these headings. Please note that records created before 1827, the date of a schism in Philadelphia Yearly Meeting, may have been added to by either the Hicksite or Orthodox branches of this meeting, but could include information about members of the other branch before the Separation: Subjects:Third Haven Monthly Meeting (Society
of Friends: Hicksite : 1827-1955 : Easton, Md.) -- Archives.
Third Haven Monthly Meeting (Society
of Friends : Easton, Md.) --Archives.
Society of Friends -- Maryland --
Talbot County.
Talbot County (Md.) -- Genealogy.
Return to the Table of Contents Administrative InformationAccession informationDeposit Return to the Table of Contents DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE RECORDSMonthly meeting records normally include minutes of men’s and women’s meetings for business and registers of births, deaths, marriages, removals (transfers), and disownments. In general, non-members are not mentioned in the minutes, even when they attended meeting for worship on a regular basis. Note to Researchers: These records may only be consulted at either Haverford (HV) or Swarthmore (SW), and are not available through inter-Library loan. To request materials on-site, please make sure to use the correct call numbers for the Library in which you wish to use the records: Vital RecordsAt the time of the Separation in Philadelphia Yearly Meeting
in 1827-28, pre-Separation vital records were generally retained by the branch
with which the recorder was affiliated. Researchers are advised to consider
vital records which span this period carefully: in many cases, the meeting
without the original records may have reconstructed these records for its
membership only, giving the impression that individuals in the other branch
were never members.
Record book with marriages, 1668-1755, and births and
deaths, 1664-1756.
Available on microfilm in the following location(s):
Meeting's copy of marriage certificates, 1668-1755. Volume
also contains : Births and deaths, 1664-1756. Pos. photostat of original record
book.
Available on microfilm in the following location(s):
Meeting's copies of marriage certificates, 1668-1755, and negative photocopy of same.
Volume also contains : Births and deaths, 1664-1756. The first two pages are copies of the originals.
Available on microfilm in the following location(s):
Return to the Table of Contents Men's Meeting and JointOfficial records of proceedings kept for all Quaker business
meetings. Only Quakers could participate. It has responsibility for care of
members, authorizes removals and marriages, maintains discipline, considers the
queries, manages meeting property, fosters social concerns, and reports
regularly to the quarterly meeting. Beginning at the end of the 19th century,
men and women ceased to hold separate business meetings, meeting instead in
joint session.
Extracts from the minute books of the monthly meeting as
follows: 1676- 1693; 1693-1746; 1747-1771; 1771-1797; 1797-1871; 1871-1893.
Spine title: Extracts from the minutes of Third Haven Meeting. Microfilm copies
deposited in the Quaker Collection of Haverford College. Volume 1693-1746
accompanied by: separate index for 1702-1746. Includes index.
Joint sessions with women begin in 1879.
Available on microfilm in the following location(s):
Return to the Table of Contents Miscellaneous
Includes: deeds (copies), 1691 & 1804; discipline
[fragments], n.d.; memorials-Evans family, 1829 and n.d.; minute extracts
concerning ministry of Susanna Thatcher Bartlett Matthews; plan of meeting
house construction, 1682; extracts of sermons of Elizabeth Evans, 1831-1850;
minute extracts from Southern Quarterly Meeting of Ministers and Elders,
1827-1833. All materials are manuscript copies
Available on microfilm in the following location(s):
Record of Third Haven First Day
School 1894-1920; 1 v. (p. 29-200) ; 37 cm. ; Affil.:H; Repos.:SW; Loc.:RG2/Ph/T5 4.1
Attendance record, lesson plans, minutes,
1894-1920.
Available on microfilm in the following
location(s):
Description based on: Feb. 13, 1962 issue; title from
caption.
Available on microfilm in the following location(s):
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