Memorial of the Sprague Family

"Memorial of the Sprague Family" is a historical poem and genealogical record commemorating the life of Hon. Seth Sprague on his eighty-sixth birthday, July 4th, 1846. Recited at a gathering of the Sprague family in Duxbury, this memorial, written by Richard Soule, not only celebrates Sprague's long life but also delves into the family's origins and lineage.

This volume includes the poem itself, reflecting on themes of ancestry and legacy, alongside a detailed family genealogy and biographical sketches presented as notes. It provides valuable insights into the Sprague family's history and their connections. It is an important resource for those researching American family history and local history, offering a glimpse into 19th-century New England family life and values.

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