Daybook (8 August 1839 - 12 January 1840)
14th IWe visited Mr Browers & preached at night
at the house of Mrs D. Mott
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Brower, Jacob
abt. 1770- aft. 1850
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De Mott, Sarah Smith
unknown
6 mentions
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