The Joseph Dow trunk archive · Document gallery 99
Henry Dow volume: children, charity and final end-leaf views
17 photographs · 5 document groups
Photographed by Whit from the recovered Joseph Dow collection. Descriptions follow visible text and physical evidence; uncertain names, dates and associations remain provisional. Upright reading copies link to the unchanged supplied photographs. IMG_4597–IMG_4636 survive here as recovered chat attachment copies, rather than full-resolution camera originals.
JDT-D651-children · Bringing up children: education and religious responsibility
Two manuscript pages urge parents to bring children up well and give them a good education. Ephesians 6:4 appears in the discussion of nurture, admonition and parental duty. The passage considers the consequences of upbringing and the care required of parents.

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JDT-D651-charity · Charity: love of God, faith and keeping commandments
These pages distinguish outward gifts from inward charity, discuss love toward God and other people, and connect faith with love and obedience. References include the Johannine writings, Galatians and Corinthians. Difficult line endings and early spelling are preserved in the images.

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JDT-D651-enemies · Brotherly love, enemies and the motive for kindness
The manuscript moves from loving fellow believers to loving enemies, citing Gospel teaching and questioning kindness offered only for personal gain. It treats love as a matter of motive as well as outward action, using numbered applications and scriptural references.

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JDT-D651-neighbour · The fruits of neighbourly love
Practical applications include avoiding injury, forgiving offences, refusing false reports, clothing those in need, correcting a neighbour and refusing to rejoice in another person’s downfall. The sequence closes with an exhortation to love one another and a discussion of love for one’s brother.

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JDT-D651-end · Final spread views: land survey, purchase inscription and accounts
The final two photographs return to end-leaf material: Daniel Tilton and Abraham Green land measurements; Henry Dow’s book-purchase note dated 4 August 1705, with a 1706 inscription nearby; calculations, pen flourishes and account or acknowledgment entries involving John and Stephen Page. Both full spreads are retained and turned upright for reading. These views overlap the opening memoranda in gallery 91 and remain part of the same volume.

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Collection photographs supplied by Whit. Descriptions are finding aids, not full transcriptions. Historical medical and religious texts are presented as archival sources. Original filenames and alternate views are preserved. The recovered IMG_4717–IMG_4776 sequence is included in galleries 95–97.
