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16993 | Certificate of Ordination as Deacon - William Thomas Manning |
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| Description: Certificate of ordination as a Deacon in the Episcopal Church, Diocese of Tennessee, for William Thomas Manning. Manning was a summer resident of Somesville and owner of The Mount Desert House. Manning became Bishop of the Diocese of New York. 1889. William Thomas Manning From: The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition | Date: 2008 | The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition: William Thomas Manning 1866-1949, American Episcopal bishop of New York, b. England, received his collegiate and theological training at the Univ. of the South, Sewanee, Tenn. Ordained a priest (1891), he served parishes in California, Pennsylvania, and Tennessee and taught dogmatic theology at the Univ. of the South before becoming rector of Trinity parish, New York City, in 1908. Manning was bishop of New York from 1921 until his retirement in 1946. [show more] | |||
13112 | Mourning Card, Hollis Edmond Fernald, 1889 |
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| Description: One page of photos and memorabilia found in a 8x10 worn red velvet photo album in poor condition. This card was probably used at the funeral services for Hollis Edmond Fernald, 5 mo., 1889. | |||
17537 | S.A. Eliot Essay on de Champlain 1882, on CD |
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| Description: CD copy of essay on de Champlain, 1882. Files have been downloaded on the archive computer. | |||
14653 | Envelope with postmark Mount Desert July 12, 1887 |
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| Description: Addressed to Dunn & Elliot, Thomaston, Maine Return address: Parsons & Loud, Ship Brokers, 50 South St., New York Envelope is encased in plastic; nothing inside. | |||
13815 | 1880 Champlain Society. | Report of the Meteorolical. Department by Samuel A. Eliot | Cambridge | 1881. |
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| Description: Three pages cut off the back of the notebook. | ||
12471 | Bond for Deed, Reuben W. Carter to Bloomfield Smith |
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| Description: Reuben W. Carter to pay Bloomfield R. Smith $10,000.00 for c.40 acres of land on Beech Hill in Mt. Desert. Land described by who owns other land to north, south and west and by the county road to the east. (However, there is some confusion about who is the seller and who the buyer.) | |||
11729 | Samuel de Champlain April 1882 |
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| Description: Samuel de Champlain April 1882 - Information about Samuel de Champlain Compiled/Written 1882 A copy of whole paper on Champlain by C. Eliot for Nathan Price (in 11 pages) | ||
3308 | Mourning Brooch |
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| Description: Dull black enamel on metal. Gold backing and pin with safety catch. Tiny beads on wire in center of pin which resemble pollen. | |||
2375 | Cologne Bottle |
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| Description: Tall clear glass bottle with one handle on a foot. Has glass stopper shaped like spouting water. Pattern in rounded part of bottle. Paper label reads, “With kindest regards.” On label blue and white flowers and ferns. | |||
1559 | Gospel Hymns No. 5 |
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| Description: Contains the "latest and best pieces...and a large number of the most useful and popular Sacred Songs..." Inscribed "Emma Whitmore" | |
1556 | Our Glad Hosanna |
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| Description: Songs and hymns for Sunday School, Social Gatherings, and Prayer Meetings. Inscribed Emma Whitmore, Oct. 4, 1882 and [??] Pray and Epping Camp Ground. | |
1557 | Songs of Joy and Gladness |
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| Description: Words and music for more than 250 hymns. Inscribed Emma Whitmore. | |
1555 | Good as Gold: A New Collection of Sunday School Songs |
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| Description: 188 hymns Inscribed Emma A. Whitmore by Henry C. Pray and the Echo Music Co., Lafayette, Indiana | |
1553 | Gospel Hymns No. 4 |
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| Description: ,,,as used in Gospel Meetings; new and old favorites Inscribed Emma Whitmore |