A mournful song, upon the tragic death of Charles Noyes and Ephraim Crouch, who were both drowned together in the White Water, near Harrison, Dearborn Co., Ind'a. May 20th, 1845

A mournful song, upon the tragic death of Charles Noyes and Ephraim Crouch, who were both drowned together in the White Water, near Harrison, Dearborn Co., Ind'a. May 20th, 1845

Within mourning border with coffins at head. First line: Ho! all ye dying sons of men.
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Original record
A mournful song, upon the tragic death of Charles Noyes and Ephraim Crouch, who were both drowned together in the White Water, near Harrison, Dearborn Co., Ind'a. May 20th, 1845
Collection
Harris Broadsides
Usage
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Rights Statement
No Copyright - United States
Creator(s)
Cotton, A. J. (Alfred Johnson), 1800-1858 (creator)
Subject(s)
Broadsides
Coffins on broadsides
Death in poetry
Disasters
Drowning
Type
text
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