Early Days of Washington
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Bishop Claggett died the 3d of August, 1816, and was buried at Croom, the home place, where he has slept nearly a hundred years. On Tuesday, November i, 1898, All 136 Early Days of ]Vashington.
Saints' Day, the remains of Bishop Claggett and his wife were removed to St. Albans, Washington, and will be placed in the new Episcopal Cathedral, which is soon to tower high above the cit)\ The da\' selected for the service was particnlarly appropriate, as the Bishop's first charge was All Saints' Chnr...ch, of Calvert Countv, Marvland.
Rev. John Hamilton Chew, a grandson of Bishop Claggett, was Rector of vSt. Albans for many years, and it seems but right that his grandfather should find a resting place there. Unfortunately, the life of Bishop Claggett is incomplete, most of his letters and papers having been destroyed by a fire which occurred at the time of the removal of Rev. Mr. Chew from his parish in Prince George's. The papers were placed in bags and left to be forwarded. ^Irs. IMcPherson, a neighbor, had been requested to destroy any papers she might find scattered in the rectory.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Bishop Claggett died the 3d of August, 1816, and was buried at Croom, the home place, where he has slept nearly a hundred years. On Tuesday, November i, 1898, All 136 Early Days of ]Vashington.
Saints' Day, the remains of Bishop Claggett and his wife were removed to St. Albans, Washington, and will be placed in the new Episcopal Cathedral, which is soon to tower high above the cit)\ The da\' selected for the service was particnlarly appropriate, as the Bishop's first charge was All Saints' Chnr...ch, of Calvert Countv, Marvland.
Rev. John Hamilton Chew, a grandson of Bishop Claggett, was Rector of vSt. Albans for many years, and it seems but right that his grandfather should find a resting place there. Unfortunately, the life of Bishop Claggett is incomplete, most of his letters and papers having been destroyed by a fire which occurred at the time of the removal of Rev. Mr. Chew from his parish in Prince George's. The papers were placed in bags and left to be forwarded. ^Irs. IMcPherson, a neighbor, had been requested to destroy any papers she might find scattered in the rectory.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sally Somervell Mackall to read onlineMoreLess
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