A Sermon Preached on the Death of Miss Sibyl Richardson, of Chelmsford, who Died the 12th December, 1798, Aged 28. By Hezekiah Packard, Pastor of the Church in Chelmsford. [One Line of Scripture Text]

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British Library

W029364

Half-title: Mr. Packard's sermon, on the death of Miss Sibyl Richardson. "Appendix. Containing some concise account of the life and writings of Sibyl Richardson, on whose death the preceding sermon was delivered the Sabbath after her interment."--p. [21]

Amherst, New-Hampshire: From the press of Samuel Preston, 1799. 28p.; 8°