Shakers of Ohio Fugitive Papers Concerning the Shakers of Ohio With Unpublishe
Shakers of Ohio Fugitive Papers Concerning the Shakers of Ohio With Unpublishe
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Samuel Russell. — The successor of Elder Spinning was Samuel Russell, who was born in Rodman, Jefferson county, New York, May 14, 1807, being the son of Return Russell. He was admitted in the North Union Society in the fall of 1823, being about 16 years of age. On September 15, 1840, he was appointed presiding elder, and for eighteen years continued in that office. Under his guidance improvements were introduced and the character and growth of the community maintained.
He was a man of rare tale...nts and great executive ability. But his genius was better adapted to that of a trustee than a 'Gospel minister, because the spiritual part of his nature was subordinated to that of business.
In person Elder Russell was about five feet, eleven inches in height, well proportioned, evenly balanced head, hazel eyes, black hair, of a quick and active mind, easy address, a high sense of order. He withdrew from the society August 19, 1858, when in his 51st year, took with him the Church Covenant and only yielded it after securing a compromise.
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Samuel Russell. — The successor of Elder Spinning was Samuel Russell, who was born in Rodman, Jefferson county, New York, May 14, 1807, being the son of Return Russell. He was admitted in the North Union Society in the fall of 1823, being about 16 years of age. On September 15, 1840, he was appointed presiding elder, and for eighteen years continued in that office. Under his guidance improvements were introduced and the character and growth of the community maintained.
He was a man of rare tale...nts and great executive ability. But his genius was better adapted to that of a trustee than a 'Gospel minister, because the spiritual part of his nature was subordinated to that of business.
In person Elder Russell was about five feet, eleven inches in height, well proportioned, evenly balanced head, hazel eyes, black hair, of a quick and active mind, easy address, a high sense of order. He withdrew from the society August 19, 1858, when in his 51st year, took with him the Church Covenant and only yielded it after securing a compromise.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Maclean, J. P. (John Patterson), 1848-1939 to read onlineMoreLess
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