Stephen Daye

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Stephen Daye was a colonial American printer best known for producing the Bay Psalm Book, the first book printed in British North America.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf colonial American printer
historical figure
printer
activeYearsEnd 1660s
activeYearsStart 1638
child Matthew Daye NERFINISHED
countryOfCitizenship England
dateOfBirth circa 1594
dateOfDeath 1668
employer Elizabeth Glover NERFINISHED
Glover printing press NERFINISHED
ethnicGroup English
fieldOfWork book production
printing
genre almanacs
psalm books
religious texts
hasNotableAchievement established the first successful printing business in the English colonies of North America
produced the first book printed in British North America
influenced development of printing in New England
spread of Puritan religious literature in the colonies
knownFor operating the first printing press in British North America
printing the Bay Psalm Book
languageOfWorkOrName English
Matthew DayeRole step-son and assistant printer
notableEvent brought a printing press to the Massachusetts Bay Colony
set up the first printing press in Cambridge, Massachusetts Bay Colony
notableWork Bay Psalm Book NERFINISHED
occupation printer
partOf early colonial printing in North America
placeOfBirth England
placeOfDeath Cambridge, Massachusetts Bay Colony NERFINISHED
printed An Almanac for New England for the Year 1639 NERFINISHED
Bay Psalm Book NERFINISHED
The Freeman’s Oath (broadside) NERFINISHED
various colonial broadsides
relative Matthew Daye NERFINISHED
religion Puritanism NERFINISHED
residence Cambridge, Massachusetts Bay Colony NERFINISHED
Massachusetts Bay Colony NERFINISHED
significantPlace Cambridge, Massachusetts NERFINISHED
Massachusetts Bay Colony NERFINISHED
spouse Rebecca Daye NERFINISHED
workLocation Cambridge, Massachusetts Bay Colony NERFINISHED

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Bay Psalm Book printer Stephen Daye