The following verses were occasioned by the melancholy account of the death of Lydia Hollingsworth: who was drowned in Darby Creek, 30th of the first month, 1788: and who was shortly to have been married to David Lewis

The following verses were occasioned by the melancholy account of the death of Lydia Hollingsworth: who was drowned in Darby Creek, 30th of the first month, 1788: and who was shortly to have been married to David Lewis

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The following verses were occasioned by the melancholy account of the death of Lydia Hollingsworth: who was drowned in Darby Creek, 30th of the first month, 1788: and who was shortly to have been married to David Lewis
Collection
Harris Broadsides
Date(s)
1788
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Subject(s)
Broadsides
Death in poetry
Hollingworth, Lydia
Inspirational poetry
Poetry
Type
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