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Monday, October 7, 2024
General Lafayette's 1824 return [ Article by Mark Fowser of WDEL! ] Tuesday, April 30, 2024 Living History: The stories of Kim Burdick, the Marquis de Lafayette and the Hale-Byrnes House. [ Read the story here. Starting on Page 10 ] Friday, April 19, 2024 HB Board Member Paul Clark receives award from U.D. 
Monday, October 10, 2023 Think politics today is crazy? Take a look at the 1790s [ More Information ] Monday, July 10, 2023 Marker Monday: Hale-Byrnes House [ More Information ] Saturday, June 3, 2023 John Haslet--1st Delaware Regiment [ More Information ] Saturday, April 22, 2023 Gov. Carney and volunteers participate in DNREC's Christina River cleanup. [ More Information ] Saturday, April 22, 2023 Hale Byrnes House will once again be a sponsoring site on the April 22 Christiana River Clean-up. [ More Information ] Sunday, October 2, 2022 Music by the River - Reception [ More Information ] Tuesday, August 23, 2022 Kim's most recent article for Journal of American Revolution; published August 22, 2022. On The Road Again: En Train de Marcher -- Frenchmen Travel Through Delaware [ Article ] Sunday, September 11, 2022 Talks on the Terrace - Lafayette's Birthday Speaker: author Bruce Mowday [ Flyer ] Saturday, September 10, 2022 American Revolution Round Table of Northern Delaware "George Washington Remembers" [ Flyer ] Wednesday, August 10, 2022 U.D.'s Official Fish Count Now Picks Up At Hale Byrnes House! [ Article ] [ Article ] Thursday, July 14, 2022 Newark tree that witnessed George Washington council of war to be memorialized [ Article ] Saturday, February 26, 2022 "Seized in September: Revolutionary War comes to Delaware" [ Flyer ] Saturday, December 4, 2021 Holiday Open House 11 a.m. -4:00 p,m. Re-enactors; 18th century music, book sale Children cordially invited! Suggested entrance fee: $5 at the door. Children free. Please wear your mask while in the house. November 8, 2021Hale Byrnes sits at junction of 3 rivers; Red Clay, White Clay & Christiana Creeks. Water here is tidal and can get high during hurricane season. Cole Musial was one of Audrey Sawyer's PhD students, sent here to study this unusual junction of three rivers. [ HERE ] October 31, 2021 Jerry Becker's painting of George Washington (original by Rembrandt Peale) was donated to Kim Burdick for the Hale Byrnes House. George Washington held a war conference meeting in this house on September 6, 1777. July 5, 2021 302- TV interviews Kim Burdick (Spring 2021) [ Here ] March 10, 2021 DSPA-Hale Byrnes' Board member, Michael McDowell is the co-editor of this soon-to-be published book on Warner Mifflin! See U.D. Press website at: [ Here ] Mike was responsible for almost all of the transcriptions in the volume, the editorial apparatus and some of the notes. Gary Nash wrote all of the introductions. Dec. 8, 2020 Delaware tree that sheltered George Washington [ Here ] Dec. 8, 2020 2020 retrospective [ Here ] Nov. 23, 2020 AUTUMN 2020 GIFT 
Jim Thomen’s wife, the late Lydia Thomen of Greenville (d. 2014), studied weaving at the Virginia Museum of Fine Arts, and was a member of the Richmond, VA Weaver's Guild.
This spinning wheel belonged to Lydia's grandmother (Ila Freeman Loving d. 1940) who lived in Sherman, Texas. It is thought to have been handed down in her family, which was originally from Missouri. After moving to Delaware, Lydia guided at Winterthur Museum and Gardens for over 25 years. Specializing in textiles, she became a teaching guide. Many thanks to the Thomen family for their generous gift! This wheel will replace our older wheel which, due to lack of a spindle, no longer could be used. Note: Our donation policy limits gifts of artifacts to 1750-1850 time period. Our collection policy, etc. is posted HERE Nov. 22 , 2020 Rising to the Top Check out the December 2020 issue of Delaware Today. Our former Board member, Carla Stone, currently the head of the World Trade Center Delaware, is recognized in an article entitled, "Rising to the Top" as one of 34 Delaware's leading ladies!! See page Page 64 for the column on Carla!. Oct. 14 , 2020 Credibility of Museums Continues to Increase During Pandemic (DATA) HERE Sept. 29 , 2020 Featuring Chris Mylnarcyk and John Haslet! HERE July 18, 2020 David Price On John Haslet And Caesar Rodney, American Revolution HERE July 5, 2020 RadioNemo July 5 at 8 am-Kim on Truckers' Radio-Radio NEMO HERE April 27, 2020 Fever and Sickness in the Continental Army HERE March 23, 2020 Due to Governor's recommendations related to the virus, All April programs at Hale Byrnes House are cancelled. Public Programming in May will be by Zoom. Please see calendar page. January 1, 2020 See page 8 of American Friends of Lafayette's Gazette for Kim's article on Cornwallis's Sunken Ships. HERE September 8, 2019 Hale Byrnes Board member, John Sweeney will present "Delaware's John Dickinson: The Constant Watchman of Liberty" at the American Revolution Round Table in Richmond, Vitginia!! John will discuss this important, but often overlooked, founding father. John will have his excellent book of the same title available for purchase. WEDNESDAY, September 18th ~ DINNER at 5:30 ~ MEETING AT 6:30 Heilman Dining Center at the University of Richmond (map here) June 20, 2019 Dover Chapter of Daughters of the American Revolution Visit Hale Byrnes House - HERE March 13, 2019 Theresa Medoff's article in the Spring 2019 issue of Outdoor Delaware - HERE June 26, 2018 John Sweeney, our newest Board member, has played an important role in the production of this new book about John Dickinson! - HERE June 16, 2018 Willis Phelps presentation on "Buffalo Soldiers" at Hale Byrnes - HERE June 7, 2018 Congratulations to Hale Byrnes' Board Member, Catherine Morrisey, Assistant Director of Center for Historic Architecture & Design, UD, On June 7, 2018, Michael Emmons and Cate were extremely honored to accept one of this year's New Jersey Historic Preservation Awards for CHAD's work on the National Register Historic District Nomination for the Mauricetown Historic District in Cumberland County, New Jersey. It was the only "preservation document" to receive an award. We know that so many of you were there in spirit last night! This project truly took a "village" to complete! - Passaic County Community College. May 30, 2018  Frederick Noesner, our blind powder horn maker and crafts-person extraordinaire died at home on May 30 after a long struggle with cancer. His cheery nature and amazing woodworking and other crafts skills impressed all who know him. Our deepest sympathy to his wife Margarete and their families.
March 19, 2018  Our beloved past Board Member, Barbara Miller, has died. The funeral is/was Monday, March 19, 2018 at 11 am at Mealey Funeral Home. 2509 Limestone Road.
Obituary can be read [Here] March 15, 2018 Check Out this link! [Here]
December 20, 2017
Bob Stark, much-beloved Hale Byrnes House member died unexpectedly on November 18.  Newark - Robert Martin Stark, 87, of Newark, Delaware died on November 18, 2017. Born and raised on Long Island, New York, to the late Yolanda and Alex Stark
Robert graduated from the public schools in 1948. He attended Long Island University and The Johns Hopkins University (A.B., 1951). At the University of Michigan (M.A., 1952) he met and married Carol LaSage (dec.1988) in 1955. They raised four children. Robert was employed briefly at Bausch & Lomb, Rochester Institute of Technology, and as Assistant Dean of Engineering and Assistant Professor of Mathematics at Cleveland State University until 1962 when he came to the University of Delaware as an Instructor (Ph.D., 1965). He rose to Professor Emeritus of Civil Engineering and Mathematical Sciences (2003). He authored many research papers and books and was Visiting Associate Professor of Civil Engineering at M.I.T. (1972-73). Robert was a lifelong student of American History, a colleague stimulated his interest in Benjamin Franklin. He has taught several large classes and completed a manuscript," Benjamin Franklin, An American Innovator". He published research on the first silver dollars of the United States and formed one of the largest collections of them over 45 years. Robert was also a member of scientific societies and Fellow of the AAAS, he volunteered and served on many boards and offices of non-profits; some for decades as, Delaware Academy of Science, Generations Home Care, Delaware Heritage Commission, and UD Association of Retired Faculty (founder), WHYY Community Advisory Board, among others. He received an Outstanding Alumnus Award from the UD College of Engineering. Robert Martin Stark is survived by four children; Bradley of Coral Gables, FL; Timothy (Joan) of Urbana, IL; Steven (Kathleen) of Ft. Myers, FL, and Candice Combs of Havelock, N.C., and eight loving grandchildren and loving partner, Phyllis Franklin Bierstedt and brother, F. Richard Stark, in Potomac, MD. In addition to his parents, Robert is preceded in death by his wife, Carol LaSage. Services will be held privately at the convenience of the family. To send online condolences, please visit www.rtfoard.com.   December 20, 2017 Mark Campbell, HB Board Member. More info [Here] September 18, 2017 A note from MaryAnn Eves in Pennsylvania: On Monday we had our first Middletown Mondays lecture of the fall and it was the last event in the Western DelCo Historical groups observation on the 240th Battle of the Brandywine. Walt Chiquoine, a local historian from Hockessin, DE, presented "Prelude To Brandywine: The March of General Sir William Howe and The British Army, September 8 through 10, 1777." After many years of researching primary sources, Walt pinpointed the location of the Daniel Nichols House, near Hockessin, where Howe had his HQ before the Battle. Then last night we had our first MTHS meeting in our new office/museum/library space in the former Roosevelt School. After nine years we finally have a place to call home! We are in the process of moving all the items stored in the officers basements and attics and will actually be able to see and use what we have. May 5, 2017 Donna Draper, president of the Board of the Hale Byrnes House is also active in many Swedish Colonial activities. She received a certificate and a Trophy for her outstanding achievements at The national Swedish Council of America 's SCA & NSA Awards reception & dinner at The Union League of Philadelphia, 140 South Broad Street, Philadelphia, PA 19102. This May 5, 2017 event that was co-sponsored by the Swedish Council of America and the New Sweden Alliance. https://globalphiladelphia.org/events/swedish-council-america-awards-merit-dinner May 4, 2017
March 31 and April 1, 2017 Free & Open to the Public The public is cordially invited to attend "Voices of the Past: Black Patriots of the American Revolution" sponsored by the George Washington Society of Delaware, and funded by the Delaware Humanities Forum and the Museum of the American Revolution of Philadelphia. "Voices of the Past: Black Patriots of the American Revolution" will be held at the Delaware Historical Society, 504 Market Street, Wilmington, Delaware on Friday evening, March 31 and Saturday, April 1, 2017. Friday evening's program will feature Jeffrey Finegan, author of the children's book, "Colonel Washington and Me" about George Washington and his slave, Billy Lee, who served at his side throughout the American Revolution. Special Friday evening guests will include Willis Phelps, Jr., a retired 'Airborne' soldier with 42 years of military service who will open the evening with his 4th of July speech, "I Am Your Flag." Mr. Phelps retired in 1998 from the Delaware National Guard with the rank of Master Sergeant and was promoted to Sergeant Major with State Honors, and Dr. Lawlor Rogers, who sang the role of Billy Lee in Evelyn Swensson's award winning 2006 musical, "Billy Lee's George Washington." Saturday will feature African American re-enactors and scholars of national reputation. Our goal is that "Voices of the Past: Black Patriots of the American Revolution" to help bridge the gap between the expanding academic scholarship of the black experience and the need for this history to be more widely taught and available. Children and families are cordially invited to attend. March 11, 2017 Hello, I just wanted to say thank you to Kim Burdick for passing along information about a teaching seminar this summer at the American Revolution Institute of the Society of the Cincinnati in Washington D.C. for a week of this summer. I have been accepted and I am excited to get to go. I am attaching the schedule so you can know what I am up to this summer. Thanks again, Joe Ross Schedule December 30, 2016 
Kim's book, "Revolutionary Delaware: Independence in the First State" published November 21, 2016 is available at Barnes & Noble, on Amazon, and at local bookstores.[Charleston, SC. History Press, 2016. ISBN 978.1.46713.584.9].
Thanks to New Castle Court House Museum for hosting the Book Launch ! Book Review Book Cover October 25, 2016 World Trade Center Delaware Names Carla Sydney Stone as Executive Director The Board of the World Trade Center Delaware is pleased to announce that Carla Sydney Stone will join its staff as Executive Director. 
Stone, a recipient of the "Exporter of the Year Award" from the U.S. SmallBusiness Administration, is the founder and principal of International Development & Technical Assistance, LLC, a firm that provides global consulting services to companies, nongovernmental organizations and government agencies. Prior to founding IDTA, she managed Delaware Tech's international programs and partnerships to provide aid to other countries, and worked in banking and energy. Stone is a graduate of Columbia University's Henry Krumb School of Mines with a bachelor's degree in Mining Engineering, Geophysics Option and master's degree in Mining Engineering and Mineral Economics. She has additional certifications in water and wastewater, OSHA and international project management. She has worked to promote U.S. exports throughout the world in countries as diverse as China, Bulgaria and Jordan. Stone's most recent projects have included working with a NATO Science for Peace and Security Programme in Macedonia; developing Romania's plan to bring telemedicine to rural areas; helping U.S. companies respond to the Ebola outbreaks; providing technical assistance to U.S. manufacturers wishing to improve product quality in their supply chain; and, providing training to Middle Eastern water utilities. She is a consultant to governments on critical areas of trade, environment, human capability and resource management. Stone is currently president of the board of the Delaware chapter of People to People International, board member of the Delaware Society for the Preservation of Antiquities and sits on the International Council of Delaware. She is a former board member of World Trade Center Delaware. October 7, 2016 
"In recognition of her efforts to promote Preservation 50, celebrating the Anniversary of the National Historic Preservation Act, and in appreciation for her dedicated service to historic preservation in Delaware." More Info September 21, 2016 Congratulating Hale Byrnes' lawyer Professor Emeritis Thomas J. Reed, by the Dean Rodney A. Smolla of the Delaware Law School of Widener University: "Please join me in congratulating Emeritus Professor Tom Reed on receiving a Paul Wilkinson Lifetime Achievement Award through the 2016 Delaware Governor's Outstanding Volunteer Awards program. This is the most prestigious award the program bestows. Tom has contributed free legal work to 14 Delaware nonprofit organizations since 1994, but his nomination placed the greatest emphasis on his service to U.S. Veterans through the Veterans Law Clinic here at the law school. When he founded the clinic as a program through Delaware Volunteer Legal Services in 1997, it was the first of its kind in the country. Tom represented 108 Delaware clients from then until the program gained clinic status in 2006. Tom has logged 902 volunteer hours in free legal service to veterans through the clinic since 2010, when he retired from teaching and serving as clinic director. His commitment to veterans and the clinic's pro bono service has been profound. The clinic has recovered more than $9 million in benefits owed to U.S. veterans. Tom will receive the award at a dinner Oct. 19 at Dover Downs Hotel." September 8, 2016 From Emily Reed: The Wilmington News Journal gave me a birthday present - my beautiful, 320th published panorama. This was taken at a Sunshine Plein Air Artists session at the historic Hale-Byrnes house. I was looking through the hibiscus on the banks of White Clay Creek . Thanks to Kim Burdick for sharing the lovely grounds at Hale-Byrnes. 
September 1, 2016 Megan Giordano Fellowship Dear All: I hope this email finds you well. I am emailing to let you know that I recently accepted the Megan Giordano Fellowship at Rowan University in Glassboro, New Jersey. My duties include teaching public history courses at Rowan and serving as curator at Red Bank Battlefield Park and Whitall House in Gloucester County, NJ. The park includes the James and Ann Whitall House (built in 1748), home to a Quaker family. The Whitalls ran a farm, orchard, shad fishery, and more. The Park also includes the site of the 1777 Battle of Red Bank (American victory against the Hessians, which was part of the Philadelphia campaign) and the site of Fort Mercer. The Whitall home served as a field hospital after the battle. The Park, as you may know, is on the Delaware River and is directly across from Fort Mifflin and the Philadelphia airport. www.gloucestercountynj.gov/depts/p/parks/parkgolf/redbank/ The fellowship, which is renewable yearly, is named after former Red Bank curator Megan Giordano, a 2005 graduate of the Winterthur Program who passed away in 2011. As you can imagine, I am really excited to start this position as I finish up my dissertation on material culture and disability in early America at Delaware. You can continue to email me at this address and also at nbelolan@gmail.com and nicole@nicolebelolan.org. Please be in touch to visit me at Red Bank! Nicole August 2, 2016 Out With Invasives Please mark your calendar for our fall "Out With Invasives" event in collaboration with Christiana Conservancy, and members of the Hale Byrnes House at their site along the White Clay Creek, on Saturday, October 15, 9-11 a.m. More info later. Enjoy the rest of your summer. We will hope for some cool, dry weather.??? Lorraine Fleming July 13, 2016 COME HALE OR HIGH WATER Kim Burdick, resident curator of the Hale Byrnes House near Stanton, Delaware, was recently appointed to the Awards Selection Committee of the Philadelphia Historic Preservation Alliance. The annual awards dinner is held in Philadelphia in June. Kim was also asked to be the keynote speaker at the February meeting of the Philadelphia Chapter of Society of Architectural Historians. June 20, 2016 Kim Burdick will be a speaker at the 18th Annual Chautauqua in Lewes, Delaware on June 20, 2016 at 2:30 pm at Zwaanendael Park. This Years' theme is "Making the First State Shine: 50 Years of Historic Preservation in Delaware." Kim's talk is " Louise Crowninshield, Preservation Pioneer." [ HERE ] May 28, 2016 Board member, Michael McDowell, is a guest speaker at the Harriet Tubman conference. See below. Harriet Tubman Underground Railroad Conference Saturday, May 28, 2016 9:30 AM Subject: Registration Open for the Harriet Tubman Underground Railroad Conference 2016 Happy Memorial Day Weekend to everyone! We here at the Harriet Tubman Underground Railroad Conference would like to remind you that registration is still open for June 3-4. Our volunteers and members have been working very hard to make this the best conference yet and we believe that you will feel the same. A link at the end of this email will take you to the registration page. Please note that those using school or government internet access may encounter difficulties signing up so we highly recommend that you register at home if possible. While we have worked to make this as simple as possible, you can contact us at tubman.conference@gmail.com if you encounter any problems. Thank you all for your continued support and we hope to see you soon! Click Here to register for our 2016 conference May 18, 2016 Hale Byrnes got a nice little plug on WHYY tv May 16 show "Dela-Where Else: A Quirky Look at the State of Delaware" narrated by Robin Brown, Russ McCabe, and Todd Chappelle! Awesome and right in keeping with Preservation 50's "This Place Matters" theme! You can watch it online at WHYY.org. They also posted other two "Dela-Where?" specials. Mar 14, 2016 
NEW! Sunday Afternoon Series starting Sunday, April 17, 2016 Celebrates the 50th Anniversary of the National Historic Preservation Laws! [ HERE ] Dec. 16, 2015 Board member, Michael McDowell, is assisting noted historian Gary Nash, with an upcoming publication on Warner Mifflin. Michael is one of the area's leading researchers on that topic. Sept. 23, 2015 Anna May Case, 79 of Kennett Square, passed peacefully surrounded by her devoted husband of 60 years, Jerry Lee Case and her adoring family at Christiana Hospital on September 19, 2015. Anna May was a graduate of Cedar Falls High School (Iowa) in 1954 where she met the love of her life and soulmate, Jerry, and attended Iowa State Teachers College majoring in art. She was a gifted artist and produced many portraits in charcoal, water color and oil for family and friends over the years. Passionate about antiques since the 1960's, Anna May was heavily involved in the doll collecting world, first as a notable author featured several times in Antique Doll Collector magazine, and a prolific creator and speaker of interactive slideshows about the varied and historic doll genre where she was an established expert in the field. She shared these enormous talents in the Boardroom as well, and served in leadership positions as the former President of the Leticia Penn Doll Club, former President of the Delaware Doll and Toy Collectors Club, the former Regional Director for the United Federation of Doll Clubs of America (UFDC) and as a member of the Doll Collectors of America. A Life Member of the Daughters of the American Revolution (DAR) and a firm believer in historic preservation, Anna May served faithfully as a former Board member of the Kennett Township Historical Commission and as a former Board member of the Delaware Society for the Preservation of Antiquities supporting the historic Hale-Byrnes House. She is survived by her husband of 60 years, Jerry Lee Case, MD, daughter Vickie Lynn Hearn of San Miguel de Allende, Mexico, son Brad Alan Case, MD, of Grand Junction, CO, son Michael Scott Case of Norwalk, CT, son Steven Lee Case, MD, of Eden, NC, son Mark Edward Case, MD, of Wilmington, DE, son Christopher John Case of Port Saint Lucie, FL, daughter Mary Heather DiPasquale of Danville, PA, daughter Jennie Louisa Queen of Landenberg, PA, son Patrick William Case of Lady Lake, FL, seventeen grandchildren and four great grandchildren. Friends of Anna May and Jerry are invited to call on Friday, October 2nd, at the Chandler Funeral Home and Crematory, 7230 Lancaster Pike, Hockessin, DE 19707, from 12 PM to 2PM, followed by a Service of Remembrance from 2PM to 3PM at the same location. Her family cordially invites all to join them for a celebration of Anna May's life to be held at the Kennett Square Golf and Country Club immediately following at 100 East Locust Lane, Kennett Square, PA 19348, from 3:30PM to 5:30PM. Light hors d'oeuvres and refreshments will be served. In lieu of flowers, the family requests that donations in Anna May's honor be made to the Brain Injury Association of Delaware. Aug. 6, 2015 Whoot! Whoot!! YAY, Team! DSPA-Hale Byrnes House has just earned the Gold participation level for your organization through the GuideStar Exchange. This is a testament to your organization's commitment to data transparency. By keeping your report up-to-date with GuideStar, you are ensuring that timely and accurate information about your nonprofit reaches the 10 million annual visitors to GuideStar's website and millions of other viewers reached through GuideStar's network of donation providers, search engines, donor advised funds, foundations, and more. We hope you will take advantage of the benefits you have earned by reaching this level, such as a Gold participation widget and logo to proudly display on your website or in your print materials. You can access these benefits by logging into GuideStar, going to the Manage Nonprofit Report page, and then clicking on "Benefits." Thank you for your participation and congratulations again! The GuideStar Exchange Team May 26, 2015 
"A Quaker Struggles With the War" By Kim Burdick [ HERE ] May 24, 2015 "With dam gone, will shad return?" News Journal article by Molly Murray [ HERE ] April 20, 2015 Kim Burdick's article on Lafayette and the tall ship L'Hermione was published in the April Journal of the American Revolution. [ HERE ] April 7, 2015 Article by Mike McDowell published in the Dover Public Archives newsletter. [ HERE ] December 18, 2014 Division of Historic and Cultural Affairs gets Help from Hale Byrnes House! [ HERE ] November 20, 2014 Kim Burdick was the featured speaker of Delaware Archaeological Society (ASD) in Lewes, Delaware. [ HERE ] June 18, 2014 Video of April 12, 2014 presentation [ HERE ] December 11, 2013 Nice article by Carolyn Roland, "The Old House Lady!" [ HERE ] December 8, 2013 Thank you all for making yesterday's Holiday Open House and Round Table one of the most successful to date! The food was wonderful, the decorations elegant, the mood cheerful and pleasant. From the guest register ( although not everyone who came signed in) it looks like we had at least 120 people in and out throughout the day. A record for sure! Beth and Cathy's key chains, book marks, postcards much appreciated---as is the fact they stayed from 10 am to 10 p.m., always on their feet, always gracious. Linda Moss's and Bill Lindsey's music was perfect, subtle and appropriate and very much appreciated. Dick Niekamp's colonial muskets, Rich Paul's lighting collection, and Lois Niekamp's gentle showing of our Isaiah Thomas Bible were of great interest to our visitors, and Bob Selig's evening talk was so well-received that I was afraid the Q & A would keep that wonderful man here until midnight! Kathy deSimone, Linda Duffy, Debbie Poffenberger, Donna Draper, Nancy Parker, the twins, Oriole O'Neill, Barbara Miller and AnnaMay Case, what would we do without you? Awesome ladies, all! See you in April for our first program in 2014, when Ms. Kip Cherry will be our first Round Table speaker, updating us on the new Battle of Princeton which is currently raging between developers vs Princeton Battlefield Society. November 13, 2013 This link is to a White Clay Creek Newsletter article by Kate Miller. "Will The White Clay Run Silver Again?" [ HERE ] October 18, 2013 Congratulations to Barbara White, immediate past president of the Hale Byrnes House! This link is to an excellent article about the painstaking new project Barbara is working on: [ HERE ] August 8, 2013 The work of two Hale Byrnes House scholars is featured in the August, 2013 issue of Quaker Hill Quill, published by: Quaker Hill Preservation Foundation 521 West Street Wilmington, Delaware To read Mike McDowell and Kim Burdick's articles on local Quakers during the American Revolutionary era, please click [ HERE ] |
