Sewall, Charles (1 of 5), 1786 - 1787

File — Box: 4, Folder: 12

Sewall, Charles (1 of 5)

Scope and Contents

Sermons by Charles Sewell, SJ (1744-1806). Entered 1764; served in Maryland 1774-1806. Woodstock College Archives, except when noted.

(1) 1786. No title. Text: 1 Corinthians 10:13. 11 pages. Note at head: "October 1st 1786 Octer 19 - 1788 Novbr 21 - 1790." Note at end: "Conewago 2d Mich. McGuia's -- green's."
(2) 1786. No title. Text: 2 Thessalonians 3:6. 11 pages. Note at head: "May 14 - 1786 June 1st 1788 June 19 1790 Sepr 16 - 1792 At home Augt 14 - 1793 Cob N. 1796 1800."
(3) 1786. No title. Text: Canticles 8:5. 14 pages. Notes at head: "Augst 15 - 1786 1787 Conewago Augst 15 - 1791 At home do 1793" and "Assumption of our B. Lady."
(4) 1787. Title: "On the vice of Ingratitude." Text: Luke 17:17. 15 pages. Note at head: "13 Pent. May 13 - 1787 July 26 - 1787 Jany 14 - 1792 Taken out of Archer." Based on a sermon by Rev. James Archer, but specific source not traced. Maryland Province Archives.
(5) 1787. No title. Text: Jeremiah 51:6. Alternate text: Matthew 6:33. 11 pages. Notes at head: "Jany 14 - 1787 Novbr 23 - 178[?] Octbr 3d - 1790 Augst 21 - 1791 At home Jany 11th - 1795 1797 1799 Sepr 5 - 1803" and "at a retreat's beginning or [for the alternate text] 14a post Pentec." Maryland Province Archives.

Dates

1786 - 1787

Creator

Sewall, Charles, 1744-1806 (Person)

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