we've also heard is there are -- in the property for the yellow fever, victims would have been bureauried. shortly after the yellow season epidemic season ended quakers raised the wall to eight or 9 feet and our entire number of different reasons for why that might have been raised is to assume that had something to do with their experience during the elle fever epidemic. sometimes, you may hear quakers referred to as friends with a capital f because and that's because the former name is usually the society of friends. and the usual society of friends was formed in the 1660s by a number of people but prominently george -- was his name. and these thought leaders back in england were sort of -- they didn't -- the english church and all the stuff we talk about today about simplicity and plainness the church was in complete opposition of that. it wouldn't all about worship and the quakers wanted to carry that down and only do the thing they thought was useful, the things that were connecting them better to god and they wanted to remove all of the art facts and the middle man. they thought the