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Letter from Hymns Sung at the Burial Service of Sarah Hand', March 29, 1845

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Title
Letter from Hymns Sung at the Burial Service of Sarah Hand', March 29, 1845
Creator
Mackintosh, Daniel  
Date
1845-03-29  
Decade
1840s
Description
Hymns, Sung at the Burial Service of Sarah Hand, My Wife who departed this life ... 29 March 1845 ...' [Buried at sea on 30th, en route to New Orleans, aboard the ship Walpole. Item in hand of and initialled by Daniel Mackintosh of Edinburgh, Scotland, a Mormon minister, who at J. Hand's request led a Church of England service.
Language
eng
Collection/Series, subseries/box/folder
MS 688: Letters: B. The Hands Move to Illinois; Box 1, Folder: B. Illinois
Collection Title
Joseph Hand Papers (Digitized Content)
Rights
No Copyright - United States
Rights Description
In the public domain.
Acquisition information
Donated in 2004 by Robert M. Sutton, Joseph Hand's great-great-grandson, on behalf of Mary Hand Cruickshank.
Repository
Illinois History and Lincoln Collections
Type
Correspondence  
Identifier
0688_02_B024
Collection
Joseph Hand Papers (Digitized Content)
TitleLetter from Hymns Sung at the Burial Service of Sarah Hand', March 29, 1845
CreatorMackintosh, Daniel  
Date1845-03-29  
Decade1840s
DescriptionHymns, Sung at the Burial Service of Sarah Hand, My Wife who departed this life ... 29 March 1845 ...' [Buried at sea on 30th, en route to New Orleans, aboard the ship Walpole. Item in hand of and initialled by Daniel Mackintosh of Edinburgh, Scotland, a Mormon minister, who at J. Hand's request led a Church of England service.
Languageeng
Collection/Series, subseries/box/folderMS 688: Letters: B. The Hands Move to Illinois; Box 1, Folder: B. Illinois
Collection TitleJoseph Hand Papers (Digitized Content)
RightsNo Copyright - United States
Rights DescriptionIn the public domain.
Acquisition informationDonated in 2004 by Robert M. Sutton, Joseph Hand's great-great-grandson, on behalf of Mary Hand Cruickshank.
RepositoryIllinois History and Lincoln Collections
TypeCorrespondence  
Identifier0688_02_B024
CollectionJoseph Hand Papers (Digitized Content)

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