Poems and prose written by Ann Yerbury between 1729 and 1753 on various themes including illness, religion, friendship, reflections, and death.

Ann Yerbury was the wife of William Yerbury, who was part of a wealthy family of clothiers in the Bristol region of England. The poems, hymns, and prose written on a variety of subjects, gives a view into her life from 1729 to 1753. She was very careful to date and title all her poems.

2 boxes (16 linear inches)

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