Albert Cook Myers Boeken

Recognized for its cultural significance, this work contributes to the foundational knowledge of civilization. It reflects important themes and insights that have shaped human understanding and societal development. Scholars highlight its value in preserving and disseminating essential ideas that resonate through history.

The book offers a detailed historical account of Quaker migration to Philadelphia between 1682 and 1750, focusing on the certificates of removal that facilitated membership transfers to the Philadelphia Monthly Meeting of Friends. Compiled by Albert Cook Myers, it serves as a valuable resource for researchers interested in Quaker history and genealogy, shedding light on the early Quaker community and its expansion in America. This reprinted edition preserves the original's significance while ensuring accessibility for modern readers.

Focusing on the Society of Friends, this book explores the historical connections between the Quakers in Pennsylvania and Ireland, delving into genealogical aspects. It offers insights into the lives and practices of the Friends community in these regions. As an OCR reprint, the text may contain typographical errors and lacks illustrations or indexes, which may affect the reading experience. Additionally, readers can enjoy free trial access to a vast online library of over a million books.

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