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Title: Inscriptions on the tablets and gravestones in St. Michael's church and churchyard, Charleston, S.C., to which is added from the church records a list of interments of persons to whom there are no stones
Year: 1906 (1900s)
Authors: Jervey, Clare, comp
Subjects: Epitaphs
Publisher: Columbia, S.C., The State company
Contributing Library: The Library of Congress
Digitizing Sponsor: Sloan Foundation

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duties.Bereaved by death, of the Issue he hadby his beloved wife, a native of this State,He showed a Parental kindness,to the children and grandchildren,whom she had by a former husband.They to record his worth, and their gratitude.Here place this inadequate Memorial.The righteous shall be had in everlasting remembrance. Psalm 112 Ver. 6 (East Wail.) 24 Inscriptions on Tablets This Tablet is erected by the Vestry in affectionate remembrance of REV. PAUL TRAPIER KEITH. who served God in the sacred ministry of his Church forty three years. First as rector of the Parish of Prince George Winyah next as assistant Minister and Rector of St. Michaels, Charleston. A man in whom was no guile of the sweetest natural disposition, of rare modesty and firm for the truth. Bom in Georgetown of this State, October 26th 1801, made deacon January 6th 1825, ordained Priest April 20th 1827, Died in Charleston August 23rd 1868. I appoint unto you a kingdom as my Fatherhath appointed unto me. (West Wall.)
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Photograph by Clarc Jcrvey. FROST ME.MOUIAL WINDOW IN CHANCEL. (Src ius€rii)tioH on iJaye 22.) St. Michaels Church 25 In Memory of OLIVER HERING MIDDLETON. JR. only son of Oliver H. and Susan M. Middleton Volunteer in the Charleston Light Dragoons Fourth Regiment S. C. Cavalry who in his nineteenth year fell in battle near Cold Harbour, Virginia July 17, 1845—May 31. 1864. This tablet records the patriotic devotion and heroic spirit of one who, dying, declared I would die again for my country. (Vestibule.) Sacred to the memory of JAMES OBRIEN PARSONS. eldest son of the Honble James Parsons Esqr. and Susannah Parsons; He was born the 1 st of November 1 755. and died at Westminster School 19th,Ap, 1769. aged 13 years, 5 months, and 19 days: His remains rest in St. Martin in the Fields, London. (South Wall.) 26 Inscriptions on Tablets Here rest the remains of GEORGE PARSONS second son of the Honbll James Parsons, Esq. and Susannah Parsons; He was born the 13th. Feb: 1 760, and died t

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