A valedictory address: occasioned by the death of Mr. William Rogers, eldest son of Mr. Josiah Rogers, of Greenwich, who died at Cape-Ann, Oct. 9th, 1802, in the 20th year of his age

A valedictory address: occasioned by the death of Mr. William Rogers, eldest son of Mr. Josiah Rogers, of Greenwich, who died at Cape-Ann, Oct. 9th, 1802, in the 20th year of his age

Tune: Polly Gould. First line: Farewell, dear father - nearest friend. Not in Shaw/Shoemaker, Ford, Wegelin or Bristol.
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A valedictory address: occasioned by the death of Mr. William Rogers, eldest son of Mr. Josiah Rogers, of Greenwich, who died at Cape-Ann, Oct. 9th, 1802, in the 20th year of his age
Collection
Harris Broadsides
Date(s)
1788 – 1802
Usage
Collection is open for research.
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No Copyright - United States
Subject(s)
Admonitory verses
Broadsides
Death in poetry
Last words
Poetry
Rogers, William
Type
text
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