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| [] Neath the snow. Ballad in memory of my only sister pub John Church & Co., Cincinnati 1873 |
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| [] I'm sitting by the riverside. Song with chorus to my friend and teacher P. P. Bliss, Chicago (hymn singer/composer Philip Paul Bliss 1838-1876 ; 1864-1876 teacher in Chicago) pub John Church & Co., Cincinnati 1874 |
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| [] Angel-guarded. Song with chorus words Mrs. R. N. Turner pub John Church & Co., Cincinnati 1874 |
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| [] Yes, I've loved thee long and dearly. Song with chorus to my friends William Stratton and E. G. Mount, Lexington Indiana pub John Church & Co., Cincinnati 1874 |
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| [] My poor heart is broken. Ballad to Miss Alice Milligan, Assumption, Illinois words Edgar A. Holme pub J. L. Peters, New York 1876 |
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| [] Glory in the cross. Hymn words Mrs. E. C. Ellsworth in Songs of the Cross, for the sabbath-school, E. S. Lorenz pub United Brethren Publishing House, Dayton, Ohio. 1876 |
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| [] Dark below, but light above. 1878 | |
| [] My dear old northern home far away. Song with chorus pub F. W. Helmick, Cincinnati Ohio. c1878 |
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| [] I would not forget thee. Voice and piano pub Geo. W. Richardson & Co. Boston 1879 |
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| [] Willow Dell schottische. Piano (Willow Dell in Rhode Island) to Ada Nilsson Allen pub Geo. W. Richardson & Co. Boston 1879 |
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| [] Where the many mansions be. Song with chorus to Miss Lillie B. Persise, Salem, Indiana [on the marriage 6oct1879 of Lillie Persise (born Salem 1855) and Elisha D. Williams (born Salem 1848)] pub Geo.W. Richardson & Co. Boston 1879 |
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| [] My happy childhood home. Song with chorus to my brother Heber H. Allen, Salem, Indiana pub Geo. W. Richardson & Co. Boston 1879 |
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| [] There's a little vacant chair. Song with chorus cordially inscribed to W.W. Jennings and family, Ozark, Arkansas [father William W. Jennings born 1843, mother Martha A. Jennings born 1843 in Indiana, daughter miss Edna A. Jennings born 1869 in Indiana] words Arthur W. French pub Geo. W. Richardson & Co. Boston 1880 |
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| [] The fisher's child. Song cordially inscribed to F. J. Allen and family, Ozark, Arkansas words Mrs. C. L. Shacklock pub Geo. W. Richardson & Co. Boston 1880 |
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| [] Too late for love. Song to Col. H. M. Rogers words Mrs. C. L. Shacklock pub William A. Pond & Co. New York 1880 |
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| [] I stand upon the beach alone affectionately dedicated to my wife words Mrs. C. L. Shacklock pub Geo. W. Richardson & Co., Boston 1880 |
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| [] She's waiting at the gate for me pub Geo. W. Richardson & Co., Boston 1880 |
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| [] Village parade quickstep. Piano or organ pub Geo. W. Richardson & Co. 1881 |
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| [] Wyandotte waltz. Piano. op24 (Wyandotte, Michigan) pub W. F. Shaw, New York 1883 |
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| [] This little gift of thine. op28 words and music T. Frank Allen pub W. F. Shaw, New York 1884 |
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| [] Lord, I come to Thee. Hymn words Rev. R. W. Landis pub Biglow & Main 1884 |
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| [] Peace and rest at last. Hymn words Mrs. C. L. Shacklock in Jewels of Praise, a collection of choice original hymns and tunes suitable for sunday-schools, bible classes and the home circle. Asa Hull pub Asa Hull, New York, NY 1884 |
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| [] I'll go to the Saviour words Mrs. E. C. Ellsworth pub Asa Hull, New York 1884 |
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| [] Ozark mountain polka. Piano pub W. F. Shaw, New York 1884 |
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| [] Ozark mountain schottische. Piano to miss Edna Jennings, Ozark, Arkansas [father William W. Jennings born 1843, mother Martha A. Jennings born Indiana 1843, daughter miss Edna A. Jennings born Indiana 1869] pub W. F. Shaw, New York 1884 |
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| [] Jesus, our gracious Lord words reverend Robert F. Sample pub Biglow & Main. 1884 |
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| [] I will praise Thee, O Lord pub William F. Sudds. 1884 |
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| [] He is my rock words D. R. Lucas pub Asa Hull, New York 1884 |
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| [] Redemption's story words reverend J. H. Martin pub Asa Hull, New York 1884 |
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| [] Oh let us be glad words Vinnie Vernon 1885 |
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| [] Rainbow of promise. Hymn ms Ohioana Library, Ohio State Library Columbus copyrighted by Isabel Whitehouse Toppin, Toledo 16jun1938 Isabel Whitehouse Toppin (13jul1884-11nov1968 Toledo Ohio), with husband James printer of own newspaper in Toledo |
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| [] God is good in Songs of God |
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| [] The gospel bell in Songs of Salvation |