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Matthews, Ignatius (1 of 2), 1769 - 1779

 File — Box: 3, Folder: 8
Matthews, Ignatius (1 of 2)
Matthews, Ignatius (1 of 2)

Scope and Contents

Sermons by Ignatius Matthews, SJ (1730-1790). Entered 1763; served in Maryland 1766-1790. Woodstock College Archives, except when noted.

(1) 1769. No title. Text: Matthew 24:34. Alternate text: Mark 13:28-30. 14 pages. Note at head: "Dom: 1a advus 1769, et Dom ult pot pen: 1775 Brinn Da 21 pt Pen 783." Notes on page 1: "CW Neck Dom 2 adv. 1789" and "Dom. 24. post Pentec." Maryland Province Archives.
(2) 1771. No title. Text: Luke 11:26. 7 pages. Notes at head: "Dom [illegible] 1771 Brinn Dom 24a post Pen. Brin 1780" and "[illegible] Quadrages. Note at end: "at Rixt - in Novr - 1773. Dut. Lge item Port tobacco Dom: 21 pt Pen: 17 Octr 1790."
(3) 1773. No title. Text: Acts 2:4. Alternate text: John 6:56. 6 pages. Note at head: "Do. II post pen: 73 Brin Do - pen: 1778 D. Pomft Dom 4 post Pen: 1789."
(4) 1771. No title. Text: Matthew 18:33. 10 pages. Notes at head: "Dom x pos Pen: 1771 Brin Dom 1a quod 1778 Brin Dom resuris '83" and "21a post Pentec." Note at end: Wals Neck Dom 2 ASepis 1788 lower S Dom: 26th Octis 88."
(5) 1779. No title. Text: John 16:22. 12 pages. Note at head: "Dom: 3a post Pas: Brinn D 12 pt pen. 79." Note at end: "Pomf Dom 19. post Pen 11 Oct 89." Maryland Province Archives.

Dates

  • 1769 - 1779

Creator

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Extent

From the Collection: 1.6 Cubic Feet (4 boxes)

Language of Materials

English