David Irish a Memoir
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A MEMOIR.
Quaker Hill, as its name indicates, was largely settled by the Society of Friends, and until Akin Hall was erected in 1880 (and even that is not denominational), no house of worship except that of Friends has been found on the Hill ; doubtless some of the residents may have attended the meet- ings of other sects in adjacent locali- ties. Even now, when but very few are left claiming membership with that Society, some of their vital prin- ciples seem to have so permeated the people her...e as to be easily recogniz- able by those coming from abroad, and for a time casting in their lot with us. A certain all-pervading liberty of thought is in the air.
Among the families of early settlers was one of the name of Irish (ances- tors from Rhode Island), of the life of 7 one of whose descendants, David Irish, it has been suggested that it might be of interest to the old, who still re- member him, and of possible profit to the yonng, to give at this time a brief biographical sketch, covering the sali- ent points of character.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A MEMOIR.
Quaker Hill, as its name indicates, was largely settled by the Society of Friends, and until Akin Hall was erected in 1880 (and even that is not denominational), no house of worship except that of Friends has been found on the Hill ; doubtless some of the residents may have attended the meet- ings of other sects in adjacent locali- ties. Even now, when but very few are left claiming membership with that Society, some of their vital prin- ciples seem to have so permeated the people her...e as to be easily recogniz- able by those coming from abroad, and for a time casting in their lot with us. A certain all-pervading liberty of thought is in the air.
Among the families of early settlers was one of the name of Irish (ances- tors from Rhode Island), of the life of 7 one of whose descendants, David Irish, it has been suggested that it might be of interest to the old, who still re- member him, and of possible profit to the yonng, to give at this time a brief biographical sketch, covering the sali- ent points of character.
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