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Sullivan Union

Location

Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Mar 22, 1905

Page

9

Shaker Bible and the Sullivan County Pioneers

A writer recalls a 1823 Shaker Bible from Union Village Ohio and traces the Shaker movement to Sullivan County’s Scottsville. The article surveys the sect’s origins in Manchester England, their beliefs on celibacy and gender roles, and the fate of the Shaker settlement, ending with a correspondent Mary Settles defending the Shakers and detailing village life and decline.

Union Scottsville Sullivan County The Christ Church of God Union_Village Ohio B. Fisher A. Burnett Bennington Vermont Kentucky Lebanon Miami David Darrow John Meacham Benjamin S. Youngs Snakers Manchester England Ezek Joel Hag Heb Jesus of Nazareth Ann Lee Toad Lane Jesus Mary Baker Eddy Mrs. White Alexander Dowie Elijah Little Shaker Old Maria Creek Shaker Prairie Shakers Mary Settles Harrodsburg Eliza Speake Carlisle Indiana Wabash West Union Busseton Sarah Jenkins Shaker Jenkins Speake

Lynchings in Sullivan County Recalled in County History

A fragment recalls a 1864 lynching in Sullivan County tied to a man known as Red Top. The story notes misstatements in a county history and records Red Top’s suspected thefts including horses. The narrative places him with employers in Vigo County and Tadlock Allen in this county.

Sullivan County Ed Liston Red Top Vigo County Steven McClanahan James McClanahan Tadlock Allen Ken Guand Louisville Shelburn

First Lynchings in Sullivan County Report

Historian notes the 1860s lynching of Red Top after a fatal assault near Little Flock Church. Eyewitness accounts and court records describe the mob action at Shelburn, the hanging from a jack oak, and subsequent acquittals of alleged accomplices.

Lucky Red Top Sullivan County Sullivan Shelburn Little Flock Church Little Flock Church Ephriam Beasley Judge Hanna Dr. Buskirk Billy Roger Mr. Liston

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Ilis Mary Harrodsburg, Ky Bertha Sullivan Circuit Court Grand Jury Hayden Cuppy William W. Rogers James T. Allen
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