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Oneida

The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition
Oneida , city (1990 pop. 10,850), Madison co., central N.Y.; inc. 1901. Silverware is its best-known product; factories also manufacture industrial wire and cable, and paper and plastic goods. Nearby was the Oneida Community, a religious society of Perfectionists that was established (1848) by John Humphrey Noyes . Members of the sect held all property in common and practiced complex marriage and common care of the children. The community prospered by making steel traps and silverware. In 1881 it was reorganized as a joint stock company, and the social experiments were abandoned. The... Read more
Oneida Community
Britannica Concise Encyclopedia Utopian religious community founded by John H. Noyes in Oneida, N.Y., in 1848. Noyes, who believed that the Second...of the townspeople, and they were obliged to move to Oneida. The Oneida group lived communally and flourished for 30 years... Read more
Oneida Community
The Oxford Companion to American Literature Oneida Community, religious society established in central New York state by J.H. Noyes (1848...and silver‐plated ware. Among the many books and periodicals published from Oneida and its affiliated communities, the most popular was the weekly Oneida Circular (1864–76). Despite the ... Read more

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