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| − | The S. | + | The S. S<sup>r</sup> Sus. S<s>h</s>mith who departed<br /> |
this life Dec 19<sup>th</sup> 1814 has left<br /> | this life Dec 19<sup>th</sup> 1814 has left<br /> | ||
tho following short account concern<br /> | tho following short account concern<br /> | ||
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to my grandmother to be nursed.<br /> | to my grandmother to be nursed.<br /> | ||
My father went to live for some-<br /> | My father went to live for some-<br /> | ||
| − | time in the S | + | time in the S B<sup>rns</sup> Oeconomy at <br /> |
Smith house hear Wyke, and after<br /> | Smith house hear Wyke, and after<br /> | ||
a few years he moved to Fulneck<br /> | a few years he moved to Fulneck<br /> | ||
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I then injoyed in attending the <br /> | I then injoyed in attending the <br /> | ||
Childrens meetings, particularly once<br /> | Childrens meetings, particularly once<br /> | ||
| − | when Count Zinsendarf on our | + | when Count Zinsendarf on our Cong<sup>n</sup><br /> |
| − | day spoke to us much of our | + | day spoke to us much of our Sav<sup>rs</sup><br /> |
love, and when the meeting was over<br /> | love, and when the meeting was over<br /> | ||
came to ask each of us separate<br /> | came to ask each of us separate<br /> | ||
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Revision as of 21:27:23, Jan 14, 2019
The S. Sr Sus. Shmith who departed
this life Dec 19th 1814 has left
tho following short account concern
ing herself:
I was born at Morton Bank, in the
parish of Bingley Jan. 6th 1746.
Two days after my birth my Mother
departed this life and I was put
to my grandmother to be nursed.
My father went to live for some-
time in the S Brns Oeconomy at
Smith house hear Wyke, and after
a few years he moved to Fulneck
where he was married the 3 time,
on this occation he took me home
again, being then in my 7th year.
I often call to mind the blessings
I then injoyed in attending the
Childrens meetings, particularly once
when Count Zinsendarf on our Congn
day spoke to us much of our Savrs
love, and when the meeting was over
came to ask each of us separate