Some funeral verses occasioned by the death of the pious and much lamented, Mr. Jonathan French, of Vollentown [i.e., Voluntown], in Connecticut-colony; who departed this life February the 17th. 1720,21. In the thirty-second year of his age
Series: Early American imprints -- no. 39753
Publisher: Printed by Timothy Green?
Published: 1721
Place of publication: New London, Conn.?
Language: eng
Subjects: Epitaphs
Other titles: Some raise their costly monuments up to the skies.; In virtue's ways hold out as you've begun.; Here lies enclosed within this silent urn.; To the vertuous Mrs. French, the relict of Mr. French.
Notes: Verse of foryt-four lines; first line: Some raise their costly monuments up to the skies.

Followed by Part ii. To the vertuous Mrs. French, the relict of Mr. French. First line: In virtue's ways hold out as you've begun [and] An epitaph ... composuit Johannes Walton, B.A. First line: Here lies enclosed within this silent urn.

Imprint suggested by Johnson.

Text in two columns.

Bristol B614

Shipton & Mooney 39753

Johnson, H.A. New London, 138