- 1850s.
Eldress Harriet Bullard (1824–1916)
Elder Frederick William Evans (1858–?)
Eldress Frances Hall (1947–1957)
Eldress Emma King (1957–?)
Eldress Gertrude...
- as Vera
Julian Lerner as Ray
Mekonnen Knife as
Vargas Lisa
Chappell as
Eldress Jonno Roberts as
Commander Bed On
November 22, 2024,
Production W****ly...
- of Power: The
Writings of
Rebecca Cox Jackson,
Black Visionary,
Shaker Eldress,
edited by Jean Mc****n Humez.
Jackson worked as a
seamstress and cared...
- Tri-Klops' host Yuri
Lowenthal as
Tuvar Kimberly Brooks as Teela-Na /
Eldress Alan
Oppenheimer as King
Grayskull George Takei as Mer-Man
Wallace Shawn...
- Fere (1835–1917),
Hungarian musician Aurelia Mace (1835–1910),
Shaker eldress Aurelija Mikušauskaitė (1937–1974),
Lithuanian actress Aurelia Molins (1582–1641)...
- Gr**** word for
priest (literally, "elder").
Although 'Presbyteress' or '
eldress' has an
equivalent meaning, it has a very
small usage: most English-speaking...
-
which displeased her
mother greatly. Anna
White had just been
named second eldress of the family, and
Minnie Allen became the
first girl she raised, leading...
-
Durgin (November 23, 1825 –
August 24, 1898) was an
American teacher and
eldress of the
Canterbury Shaker community. She is
credited with the
design of...
- Anna
White (21
January 1831 – 16
December 1910) was a
Shaker Eldress,
social reformer, author, and hymn writer. Anna
White born in Brooklyn, New York...
-
joined the
Shakers and were
living in the
Sabbathday Lake
Shaker Village,
Eldress Bertha Lindsay said, "To
become a
Shaker you have to sign a
legal do****ent...
