According to Frederick W. Evans, who wrote a leading history of the group this person is affiliated with, a "special manifestation of divine light" appeared to this figure at the age of 22.
This religious leader's followers included David Darrow, who was arrested by local commissioners after being suspected of providing a flock of sheep to the "enemy." As a youth, this figure participated in the "silent meditations" organized by James and Jane Wardley who were themselves inspired by Camisards. According to Frederick W. Evans, who wrote a leading history of the group this person is affiliated with, a "special manifestation of divine light" appeared to this figure at the age of 22. Originally from Manchester, several followers including James Whittaker and John Hocknell joined this self-proclaimed "Bride of the Lamb" in settling at Watervliet, near the city of Albany, where she founded the United Society of Believers in Christ's Second Appearing and preached communal ownership of goods and celibacy. For 10 points, identify this Shaker leader known by the epithet "Mother."
This religious leader's followers included David Darrow, who was arrested by local commissioners after being suspected of providing a flock of sheep to the "enemy.
Ann Lee [or Mother Ann; prompt on just "Ann"]