Armstrong, Anne 'Annie' Elizabeth (fem) 25.jun.1853-19.jun.1898 England, London St Pancras - London Hounslow
pianist, 22.jul.1853 baptized at the Old Church in Saint Pancras, 1861 residing with her parents, governess, housekeeper and servant at 36 Osnaburgh Street in Regent's Park, 1871 at 60 Burlington Road in Paddington, 1881 living with her mother, sister Jessie and a servant at 37 Walterton Road in Paddington, 1891 still single living with her divorced sister Harriet, her widowed mother, sister Jessie and a servant at 4 Kirn Road in London Ealing, 1896 she was admitted to a nursing home because of breast cancer and died after an operation for lung cancer at Montague Road Hounslow as widow of George Armstrong (?) in the presence of her sister Harriet ; daughter of accountant Thomas Armstrong (London Marylebone 1805-) and Elizabeth Anne Gardner (Kent, Deal 1811-1891 London Brentford Ealing) ; sister of Harriet Curling Armstrong (Camberwell 13.sep.1843-1925 Wandsworth), singer Eleanor Armstrong (Camberwell 19.aug.1839-), writer Jessica 'Jessie' Fearon Armstrong (Camberwell 26.mar.1845-) and composer Catherine Armstrong (London Newington 27.oct.1847-)

[not to confuse with novelist Challice, Annie Emma Armstrong 10.jun.1820-11.jan.1875 London Holborn - London Marylebone]

Title	Parts

[] Farewell if ever fondest prayer. Soprano and piano words George Gordon Noel Byron (Lord Byron) (1788-1824) published 1873
[] Love's message. Ballad. p1876 words by J. F. A. (Jessie Fearon Armstrong)
[] I dormi o figlio. Romanza words C. Morroni Bernabo pub Augener & Co., London 1877
[] Summer flowers. Mazurka. Piano pub Augener & Co., London 1878
[] Barcarolle. Piano pub Edwin Ashdown Ltd, London 1878
[] Bo-peep and boy-blue "In the woodland deep". Song. p1881 words by Jessica (Jessie Armstrong)
[] Danse des lutins. Piano pub Edwin Ashdown Ltd, London 1882
[] Claude Duval minuet. Piano pub Edwin Ashdown Ltd, London 1883
[] Heigh ho! Song words by Jessica (Jessie Armstrong) pub Hutchings & Romer, London 1883
[] Barcaruola in F and E flat. Canzone words Luisa Amelia Paladini pub Augener & Co., London 1884
[] Hans Andersen's fairy tales set to music. p1884 words J. Armstrong (Jessie Armstrong)
[] A lost chord words A. A. Procter pub Augener & Co., London 1884
[] The old oak settle. Song words C. Armstrong (Catherine Armstrong) pub Benjamin Mocatta & Co., London 1889
[] Songs from "Alice" (Alice in Wonder-land) dedicated to the children of England words Lewis Carroll pub Hart & Co., London 1885
[] The old see-saw. School choir and piano words C. Armstrong (Catherine Armstrong) pub Robert Cocks & Co., London 1886 pub J. Curwen & Sons Ltd, London
[] Suffer little children. School choir and piano words E. Oxenford pub J. Curwen & Sons Ltd, London 1887
[] Harmony. Song words by C. Armstrong (Catherine Armstrong) pub Augener & Co., London 1887
[] My heart's regret. Song words Lord Beaconsfield pub Edwin Ashdown Ltd, London 1887
[] The land of Nod. Song words by J. F. (Jessie Fearon Armstrong) pub R. Cocks & Co., London 1887
[] The beauteous land words E. Oxenford pub E. Ascherberg & Co., London 1888
[] Litlle lays for little lasses. School Songbook. Piano pub J. Curwen & Sons Ltd, London 1889
[] Road to angel land in E and F. Song words R. Lotinga pub Hutchings & Romer, London 1890 in Cornet treasury (Celian Kottau) with piano. Book III, Osborne, Hopwood & Crew Ltd, London
[] Life's heritage in D and F. Song words Clifton Bingham pub E. Ascherberg & Co., London 1896
[] The closing of the day. Song words C. E. Kitton pub Paterson & Sons, Edinburgh and London 1897
[] Down the dream (Down the stream). Barcarolle words M. L. E. pub Paterson & Sons, Edinburgh and London 1897
[] Byegone times in A and B flat. Song words Clifton Bingham pub Paterson & Sons, Edinburgh and London 1897
[] Homewards. Song words May Clarissa Gillington pub Paterson & Sons, London 1897
[] Morning May dew words A. Chapman pub Paterson & Sons, Edinburgh and London 1897
[] The two paths. Song words A. Chapman pub Paterson & Sons, London & Edinburgh 1898
[] Sevenfold Amen (on card) pub Novello & Co., London 1899
[] Only a melody "When the light is lit". Voice and piano words Clifton Bingham (c1858-1913) pub Patey and Willis, London c1900 pub Leonard & Co., London
[] Action songs for growing up, in old notation and tonic sol-fa with piano. Book II words and actions by May Gillington Mary Clarissa Gillington (Mrs. George Frederick Byron) (Audlem, Cheshire 1861-5nov1936 Dorset) 20th Century Songs, published by Chappell & Co. Ltd., London 1904	[] Fifteen original songs to sing and act out rhythmically
[] Tick-e-tock. Six songs words from The little one's own coloured picture paper pub J. Curwen & Sons Ltd, London 1905
[] True hearts. Song pub Augener & Co., London
[] Bringing home the hay pub Augener & Co., London
[] By the lake pub Augener & Co., London
[] Christmas bells pub Augener & Co., London
[] Jeanne pub Augener & Co., London
[] Just a song pub Augener & Co., London
[] Marjorie's marriage bells pub Augener & Co., London
[] Royal heather. Ballad pub Augener & Co., London
[] La tombe dit a la rose pub Paterson & Sons, Edinburgh and London
[] Collection of songs pub Robert Cocks & Co., London 1896	[] The flowers' lullaby [] The lamplighter [] The Christmas stocking [] Sly Reynard [] The little recruit [] Fishing song [] The huntsman [] The warden of the rain [] Story-Land [] The pedlars [] The sea shell [] The pigeons [] The little truants [] Kings and Queens [] The stage coach [] The old oak [] The wreck [] The shepherdess [] The Christmas pudding [] I have a little garden [] The two rabbits [] The Eainbow [] The snail [] The spiders
[] Action songs in old notation and tonic sol-fa, with piano accompaniment. Book 5 words and action by May Gillington, music by Annie E. Armstrong copyright proprietor and publisher Robert Cocks & Co., London 14sep1898	49 - The blacksmith 50 - Thistledown 51 - The poor bunnies 52 - The racers 53 - My lady nightingale 54 - The midnight march 55 - Bath-time 56 - The kite 57 - Robin's breakfast 58 - Daffy down dilly 59 - The water fairy 60 - The ferry

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