CHILDREN OF WILLIAM H. AND MARGARET L. SEAMAN.--William Laurie; Faith Frances (died). CHILDREN OF JAMES H. AND BESSIE B. SEAMAN.--George B.; Elias Haviland. CHILDREN OF JAMES H. AND FLORENCE H. SEAMAN.--Bertha Lucina; Willard H.; Helen U. GREAT-GREAT-GREAT-GRANDCHILDREN OF ELIAS HICKS. DAUGHTER OF M. FRANKLIN AND ANNIE T. JACKSON.--Marion F. CHILDREN OF CAROLINE J. AND WILLIAM G. UNDERHILL.--Mildred; Irene; Margaret. CHILDREN OF ANNIE H. AND THOMAS RUSHMORE.--Lillian A.; Elizabeth A. SON OF CORA A. AND JOHN MARSHALL.--John W. DAUGHTER OF HENRY T. AND DOROTHY UNDERHILL.--Winifred. SON OF MARY S. AND LEON A. RUSHMORE.--Leon A. B Letter to Dr. Atlee.[224] [224] See page 164 of this book. Copy of a letter from Elias Hicks to Dr. Edwin A. Atlee, of Philadelphia: "JERICHO, Ninth mo. 27, 1824. "MY DEAR FRIEND: "Thy very acceptable letter of the 29th ultimo came duly to hand, and I have taken my pen not only to acknowledge thy kindness, but also to state to thee the unfriendly and unchristian conduct of Anna Braithwaite toward me, not only as relates to that extract, but in her conversation among Friends and others, traducing my religious character, and saying I held and promulgated infidel doctrines, etc.--endeavoring to prejudice the minds of Friends against me, behind my back, in open violation of gospel order. She came to my house, as stated in the extract thou sent me, after the quarterly meeting of ministers and elders at Westbury in First month last. At that meeting was the first time I saw her, which was about five or six months after her arrival in New York. And as I had heard her well spoken of as a minister, I could have had no preconceived opinion of her but what was favorable, therefore, I treated her with all the cordiality and friendship I was capable of. She also, from all outward appearance, manifested the same; and, after dinner, she requested, in company with A. S., a female Friend that was with her, a private opportunity with me. So we withdrew into another room, where we continued in conversation for nearly two hours. And being innocent and ignorant of any cause that I had given, on my part, for the necessity of such an opportunity, I concluded she had nothing more in view than to have a little free conversation on the state of those select meetings.