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lamentation on occasion of the sickness and mortality in East-Guilford, Anno Domini, 1751
Verse, in fifty numbered stanzas, describing an epidemic, probably dysentery, with particular reference to the character and death of Deacon Timothy Meigs. First line: O God, our King, we humbly sing.
Followed by: A list of those that died in the parish of East-Guilford [now Madison, Conn.], between December 26th 1750, and November 24th, 1751.
See Caulfield, Ernest. "A rare broadside," in Connecticut Historical Society Bulletin, volume 23, number 3, July 1958, pages 78-80.
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