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Whether your
ancestors were Quaker or not, understanding Quaker genealogy terms and phrases,
is important to your research. Quakers
did not just interact with one another or conduct business just in their own
communities. This means that if your
ancestors lived near Quaker settlements, you might find this dictionary
helpful.
In
Have you had a situation where Quaker records helped you
with your non-Quaker ancestors?
Editor’s note: Thanks
to the GenealogyBlog for letting us know about this resource.
Editor’s note: The Friends Historical
Library, located on the campus of
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