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<p>[QUOTE="Bakersgma, post: 160371, member: 59"]I should probably modify that last sentence. Yes, their dress was expected to be "plain" and without ostentation. Dark colors were common and necklines high on women. I have a lot of Quaker ancestors, but only a very few pictures of those who continued their membership after about 1850. They don't look very different from other ancestors who were not Friends, so I take that to mean that the rules were starting to be relaxed.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="Bakersgma, post: 160371, member: 59"]I should probably modify that last sentence. Yes, their dress was expected to be "plain" and without ostentation. Dark colors were common and necklines high on women. I have a lot of Quaker ancestors, but only a very few pictures of those who continued their membership after about 1850. They don't look very different from other ancestors who were not Friends, so I take that to mean that the rules were starting to be relaxed.[/QUOTE]
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