James Eastburn Wallis papers [manuscript], 1819-1820, 1950.

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James Eastburn Wallis papers [manuscript], 1819-1820, 1950.

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Th collection contains a 100 page book of poems by Rev. J. W. Eastburn bound in small, cardboard covered volume. Pen and ink illustration of "Parish Church of St. George, Occomac, Virginia" inside front cover. There is also a letter, 1820 February 1, from Manton Eastburn to Mrs. John Howe detailing the last days in the life of James Wallis Eastburn. With these are manuscripts of Poems/hymns, a church bulletin, St. George's Episcopal Chuch in Pungoteague, Virginia, and a postcard picturing Saint George's Episcopal Church, built 1652, from Mrs. E. J. Ames to Mr. Wallis E. Howe referring to September 10th service at St. George's and mentioning raising money to preserve the church by selling postcards. There is also a newspaper clipping, no date. Poem entitled, "Lines on the Death of Rev. J. W. Eastburn."

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University of Virginia. Library

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University of Virginia. Library

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Howe, Wallis Eastburn, 1868-1960.

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Ames, Anna,

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Eastburn, Manton, 1801-1872

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Manton Eastburn was rector of New York City's Church of the Ascension. Two years after this trip, he was consecrated Episcopal Bishop of Massachusetts. From the description of Journal of a tour in England, Scotland, Flanders, Germany, Switzerland, and France, in the year 1840, volume second, 1840 August 7-October 18. (Pennsylvania State University Libraries). WorldCat record id: 46492211 Episcopal Bishop of Massachusetts. From the description of Manton Eastburn p...

Eastburn, James Wallis, 1797-1819

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Episcopalian clergyman, poet and hymn writer. From the description of James Eastburn Wallis papers [manuscript], 1819-1820, 1950. (University of Virginia). WorldCat record id: 174964720 Episcopal clergyman, poet, hymn writer. From the description of Portrait [manuscript], n.d. (University of Virginia). WorldCat record id: 647808078 ...

Howe, John, Mrs., fl. 1820,

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St. George's Episcopal Church (Pungoteague, Va.)

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