Web10 Nov 1760 (aged 57) Orange County, North Carolina, USA. Burial. Cane Creek Monthly Meeting Cemetery. Snow Camp, Alamance County, North Carolina, USA. Plot. Spring Friends Cemetery Alamance Co. NC. Memorial ID. 47596730 · View Source. WebMay 1, 2010 · 2. Abigail Overman Pike 1709 - 1781 Marker. of other Quaker Meetings and to represent Cane Creek at various meetings. Cane Creek relied on her judgment in many areas of the Meeting. She and John Pike married in 1731 and had 8 children. After John’s death in 1774, she moved from the area and joined New Garden Meeting.

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http://www.showmethebitticks.com/o/stanfield_quaker_notes_canecreek_3.htm WebNOTE: from Cane Creek Mother of Meetings page 35-36: John and Abigail Overman Pike were honored in 1928. Both were leaders and "weighty" friends during their lifetimes. After the death of her husband, Abigail Pike left Cane Creek and went to Muddy Creek, near Deep River, to live with her son. She died and was buried there in February of 1781. softube 4download

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WebIn 1751 a meeting for worship was granted by Cane Creek Monthly Meeting. For the next three years the monthly meeting circulated between Cane Creek and New Garden. … WebAs a result, many members who belonged to the original Cane Creek monthly meeting became members of more localized meetings without moving. But some of these … WebCane Creek Monthly Meeting was established 7 th of 10 th month, 1751, being located on the steams from which it took its name, in the central part of the large area which … slow cooker williams sonoma