Tis sweet to be remembered in life and death
The verse reflects on the comfort of memory across miles and hardships. It emphasizes that loved ones left behind offer daily thoughts and spiritual presence, sustaining travelers, workers, and travelers as they endure toil, conflict, danger, and eventual peace, with the refrain that “Tis sweet to be remembered” and “Thou art not forgot.”
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cassius M. Clay
Cleveland
Geyriemen
Daniel Webster
Congress
New York
North
Ohio
United States
Charleston
New Orleans
Army
Navy
Boston
Kansas
Supreme Court
Free States
Dred Scott
Kentucky
National Convention
Prophet
Republican Party
John Hancock
Andrew Jackson
Sam
Murphy
Mass
Crazy Ann and the street harassment at school
A group of boys taunt a deranged woman in coarse dress who toppled on ice as they laugh. A classroom discussion follows about daily blessings and the idea that God permits madness, with pupils recalling local figures Crazy Ned and Crazy Jin and recounting Crazy Ann’s pantry raid and bread crumb episode.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ned
Crazy Jin
Crazy Ann
Ally
Ann
Minnie Jones
Annie Lee
Annie
Annies
James Harris
Susie
Larose
Old Academy
An Absent Minded Tale Of Annie And The Swing
A former schoolmate recalls Annie Lee a delightful girl who fell from a swing breaking her back leading to years of illness and eventual madness a pledge by classmates to reform ends with wartime reflections and a tribute to Old Hundred and Lutheran hymnody highlighting regret and redemption.
Emperor shows in Lyons greeting from many alleys
Valeoza of the 18th reports in Salut Public how Napoleon III arrived at Albergo on horseback in a general’s uniform with few officers. The crowd cheered Vive l Empereur as troops gathered and a plain near the Po plain was in view. The Emperor spoke Tuscan and exchanged smiles with the journalist narrator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Napvo
Paris
London
J. S’. Headly
Napoleon
New York
Valeoza
Lyons
Albergo
Lomellina
Frescharolo
Mortara
Italia
Alessandria
Also Mentioned on This Page
THE
Warren Mail
E. Cowan
Hessel and Kirberger
Yankee Nations &c
E. James’ Block
Warren Pa
Warren
Schnur
Offerle
Warren County Bank
Waterst
N. Schnur
GEO
Tanner
B. N. Eddy
Court House
High Street
Warren Co
Big Bend
Kinzua
Smethport
Olean
E. Glade
L. R. Geer
Fanny Osborn
Thomas Struthers
Adams Robinson
Warren County
Johnson’s Exchange
Second Street
Methodist Episcopal Parsonage
P. D. Fitch
Morrison House
W. H. Verback
Carver
J. H. Hall
Water Street
General
Hackney House
Second and
Liberty Streets
Warren, Warren Co
American Hotel
Independence Hall
Chestnut Street
Sth
6Th
Philadelphia
Wyatt & Hedunes
Wetmore and Clark
Johnson & Brown's
L. D. Wetmore
Junius R. Clark
Johnson and Brown
Jonson
Rasselas Brown
Scofield and Brown
Liberty Street
Glennt W. Scofield
WM. 1. Brown
J. A. Morrison
Front Street
E. M. Pierce
Third
Hickory Streets
Nesmith and Keller
Exchange Building
R. D. Bartlett
Orr & Henry's
Wates Street
A. Fingers
Stranahan & Randall's
G. N. Parmlee & Co
Carver House
C. W. Rathbun
Point Breeze
D. M. Williams
Chauncey Hulburt
Svrra, Menray & Co
Great Pennsylvania
Market Street
Church Alley
Willoughby and Woodworth
A. Willoughby
Columbus
C. A. Willoughby
Woodworth
Lewis Arnett, & Co
Exchange
Hunter and Waters
H. Hunter
M. Waters
P. Johnson
Clement B. Barrett
M. D
Danforth
E. H. Danforth
Stranahan and Randall's Store
C. J. Taylor
F. King
Taylor & King
Bankers
Brokers
Waterford
Bank
Neilson
Wardwell & O
Wright & Co
N. Holmes & Sons
Pittsburg
Gilmore & Brotheron
Cincinnati
B. Wright & Co
Erie
Don Dodd
Stranahan & Randall
J. W. Weaver
Fin
Anon
Luther and
Old Handred
Luther
Germany
Coxvicron
State Prison
States Prison
Boston Journal
New York Post
Five Points
Earle Saul
Saul
Baxter
Bayard Street
C. M. Cuay
O. Griswold
We. Com., &c
Cleveland, Ohio
France
Ireland
Sea
Aman
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!