 When he died, she decided to write a poem about him, a wonderful poem, actually. It was actually published as a broadside in varying places, which included Boston, Newport, New York, and Philadelphia. As such, also at the time, she sent a poem to a countess living in Huntington in England by the name of Selina Hastings. She sent the poem and her condolences, as it were, because Miss Hastings was intending to make Reverend Whitfield a chaplain in one of her many churches.