London: Edward Hicks 1893. First edition. Crown octavo. pp. vii, 244, 4. Errata tipped in.
Frontispiece portrait of John Grubb Richardson, and ten other plates. Dedication to Ruth Richardson, cousin of the author. Jane Marion Richardson was the second wife of John Grubb Richardson of Bessbrook, County Armagh, a model village set up by him for linen workers. Their son James carried on in the family tradition and did much to improve the welfare and quality of life for his employees. This work includes notices on: Friends in the 1798 Rebellion; Richardson family; Wilson family; Quaker Biography; Society of Friends in Ireland, etc.
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