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    In this exhibit, the R. Stanton Avery Special Collections has selected items from their extensive collection of family papers and institutional records to pay tribute to students past and present.
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  • Leaf from a 1614 Psalm Book Said to Have Been Brought to America by the Pilgrims

  • Pictured below are the life records of the Nathaniel Paine family of Boston, as inscribed on the reverse of the title page of The Booke of Psalmes, collected into English meetre by Thomas Sternhold, John Hopkins and others…(London: Imprinted for the Companie of Stationers, 1614). This item is part of the Paine family collection [SG PAI 11 (222)], donated to NEHGS by the estate of John Howard Paine.

      /uploadedImages/American_Ancestors/Content/Library/Special_Collections/Online_Exhibits/17th_Century_Exhibits/psalm_book_pilgrim_reverse.jpg Pictured to the right is the title page of The Booke of Psalmes, collected into English meetre by Thomas Sternhold, John Hopkins and others…(London: Imprinted for the Companie of Stationers, 1614). This item is part of the Paine family collection [SG PAI 11 (222)], donated to NEHGS by the estate of John Howard Paine.

    Leaf from a 1614 Psalm Book

    Transcription

    ____ Except the Lord build the House they Labour in vaine that build it

    Margaret Morton born Augt 7th 1759
    Nathl Paine born Augt 18th 1760
    Margaret __ Nathaniel married Feb 27 1781
    Thomas Morton Paine born Dec 20th 1781
    Peggy Paine born May 4 1783
    Nathl Gray Paine born April 26th 178_
    Samuel(?) Snow Paine born 21 Month 1787
    September the 16 1792
    Departed this life Samuel Snow Paine
    Aged 5 years 1/2 at 1 Oclock
    In the morning

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