After looking into my notes I have found that there is a Millville in Cumberland County and Sussex County, New Jersey.

I also found that there are Theodosians, Pomorians and Nekrasovtsy-Semeyskie Old Believers in New Jersey, but I am not sure about specifics. I know that it is always possible to search out these details and learn more, it does take effort though.

The iconographer Pimen Maksimovich Sofronov was born in Estonia, in the Old Believer community on the shore of Lake Peipus, 1898. He emigrated to Millville, NJ where there is said to be a St. Nicholas Old Orthodox Church built in 1937. If this website below is that Church it turned unionist and is now Nikonite.
http://www.stnicholasroc.org
Either way they might know more than me. Pimen died in 1973

If I ever learn of more information I will post it here.

Forgive, brother John

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Ok, I will move this so it is a subpage of the Solovetsky Monastery page and change to title to "Story".

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It is helpful to have various sources, but I am not so sure we should use a modern Russian language translation to establish doctrine or rules. I am still looking for a copy of the Old Slavonic. Eventually we might find one.

Forgive, brother John

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The Internet Archives has a link at www.archive.org. Maybe we should grab it before it disappears.

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Greetings brother Nathan,

I have never talked with any Census worker ever in my life. During the 1990 and 2000 Census’ were both times when I did not always have a residence, so I never talked to any Census worker back then for that reason. So far I have not seen any Census worker for the next Census and will not go to them at all, but rather avoid them. I quit signing government papers years ago. I am participating less than ever with the antichrist world system. If pressed by a Census worker I might tell them it is against my religion and leave it at that. Fortunately I do not really exist. I do not even have my own Internet connection, so they would have a difficult time numbering me. I have actually thought a lot about this over the years and will post more of my thoughts here soon. I know of some Old Believers who live in a rather distant location and were visited by a Census worker doing work in advance. The worker said there was this mail box out at the highway and that they needed information about it. The response the Old Believer gave was that they do not do the Census, saying further that they did not believe in it. The worker walked away saying they would be back. So now the Old Believer has decided to simply remove the mail box so as not to attract anything further. There are other ways to get postal items. I believe it was the Post Office who had been given charge to keep track of people and where they go. In my many talks with the Old Believers at this location with the mail box I mentioned how the Postal System was not good , and they completely agree. Be encouraged by these things, knowing that there are some Old Believers who do in fact reject the idea of the Census. For centuries governments have had difficult times counting the Old Believers, now is no different. I am willing to die for what I believe in. Feel free to start a page, I have a photo and perhaps other things I would add to it.

Forgive, brat Ioann

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