Lynch, Patrick Neison
Bp Patrick Lynch to Madame Baptiste -- April 2, 1862
Source: Lowcountry Digital Library
Unfinished letter (copy?) from Bishop Patrick Lynch to Madame Baptiste. The Bishop suggests that she "lay up a large stock of flour, and rice, and provisions, for it is pretty clear that they will get much dearer." He writes that Charleston is quiet now and he hopes that it will remain so until autumn when "perhaps by that time we may have peace." April 2, 1862. 2p.
066. Mortgage between Bp Patrick Lynch and Etienne Poincignon
Source: Lowcountry Digital Library
Mortgage taken out by Bishop Patrick Lynch for $5000, payable to Etienne Poincignon, for lots on Society and Queen Streets in August, 1859. Two handwritten statements verifying the full satisfaction of the mortgage are written on the back by the executors of Poincignon and the Register Mesne Conveyance in October 1880. August 3, 1859. 4p.
Presidential Pardon of Bishop P. N. Lynch
Source: Lowcountry Digital Library
Three-page pardon of Bishop P. N. Lynch issued by President Andrew Johnson.
Appointment letter from Jefferson Davis to P. N. Lynch
Source: Lowcountry Digital Library
Letter from Jefferson Davis to P. N. Lynch appointing Lynch a Special Commissioner of the Confederate States of America to the States of the Church.
Oath of Allegiance
Source: Lowcountry Digital Library
Oath of Allegiance to the United States signed by P. N. Lynch, Bishop of Charleston.
Appointment letter from Jefferson Davis
Source: Lowcountry Digital Library
Letter from Jefferson Davis appointing P. N. Lynch Special Commissioner of the Confederate States of America to the States of the Church.
The Catholic Miscellany
Source: The Catholic Miscellany
The Catholic Miscellany is the successor to the United States Catholic Miscellany, the first national Catholic weekly newspaper, founded in 1822 by the Most Rev. John England, the first bishop of the Diocese of Charleston, South Carolina. MISSION The Catholic Miscellany is the official newspaper for the Roman Catholic Diocese of Charleston, serving the state of South Carolina. Its mission is to present the Gospel values and news of the local and universal church. The vision of The Catholic Miscellany is to strive to be a respected, professional Catholic publication, well-read and valued by an expanding readership.
