157.

15 Jan Book ends here.
Next book contains records of Ministry, deacons at Lebanon, etc.
Lebanon Center Family moved to CF in July 1896.
Canaan Family moved to Enfield, Conn. Feb. 1897.
Shirley closed Oct. 1908, Henry Hollister went to Hancock along
withtfiyhers. Buildings & land sold to State of Mass, for an
Industrial School for Boys.
Enfield, NH NorthyFamilyr/closed in Aop. 1913, with Sister & 3 girls
coming to Lebanon NF.
Enfield, Conn. NF closed May 1913, for sale.
Resolutions concerning Pleasant Hill and Union Village.
CF and NF of Enfield, Ct. sold Nov. 1914 for $100,000.
Whitewater NF sold Dec. 1916. Susannah Rooney moved to Wvlt, NY, ;.
with a yearly allowance for her to -/be paid to Elder Josiah Barker.
At her death in Sept. 1918, "all expenses of nurse, doctor & under-
taker were defrayed by Elder Walter Shepherd of Central Ministry in
whose care was pla^ced a part of the proceeds of sale of Whitewater .
Others --'Elder Andre^v Barrett, Eldress Mary Gass, 1 brother and 1
sisterr-moved to Hancock.
Harvard Society sold April 1918 for $60,000.
Various deeds, including one from Aaron Bill and Aaron D. Bill on
14 Aug., 1827, for $500 for land in Town of Canaan, N,^Y,v, 138 acres.
Also 30 3/4 acres
1830 April Covenant.
REPORT OF UNITED SOCIETY OF SHAKERS AT WATERVLIET to A. L. Jordan,
Chairman of Select Committee of NY Legislature. Feb. 3, 1825.
Names of persons who served in the Revolutionary War and who were
entitled to pensions :
JONATHAN SLOSSON, enlisted Jan. 7 1776, under Capt. John Shepherd of
West field, Mass . in the regiment- commanded by Col. E. Potter of
Arnold ' s Brigade . Pie was wounded at the battle of Jonas ' Bridge ,
between Fort Edward and Fort Ann, Tuesday, July 22, 1777, had his
right hand nearly ruined, was then in a company commanded by Capt.
Aaron Rowley. Became a member of the Society of Shakers in 1780,
has been considered as entitled to more than" -4 7 years ' pension.
$2820.00
Being one'^i of the solders who served thro the year 1776, he is en-
titled to 100 acres of bounty land. The above taken from his own
mouth & confirmed by his brother, David Slosson. Land worth $250.
HEZEKIAH ROWLAND enlisted in 1775 under Capt. Thos. Tanner of New
Lebanon. He was taken prisoner at the capture of Fort Washington
16 Nov., 1776, was disabled by a-_ bayonet wound in his right leg,