| Title | Parts |
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| listed are only original compositions which also can be ascribed with certainty to Thomas a'Becket Sr. | |
| [] Columbia, the land of the brave (Columbia, the gem of the ocean). Patriotic march song. 1843 melody is the same as the melody of the english "Britannia, pride of the ocean" but the origin is disputed. Thomas a'Becket sr. wrote the text at the request of the singer David T. Shaw, who claimed it was written and composed by himself and arranged by Thomas a'Becket sr. pub George Willig, Philadelphia 1843 |
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| [] The Cracow polonaise pub Osbourn's Music Saloon, Philadelphia 1844/1847 |
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| [] He died upon the battle field. A ballad pub E. Ferrett & Co., Philadelphia 1848 |
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| [] Fitzgerald's grand march. Piano pub A. Fiot, Philadelphia 1852 |
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| [] Boarding school polkas. Piano pub Lee & Walker, Philadelphia 1852 |
[] 1 - Josephine [] 2 - Adelaide [] 3 - Clara [] 4 - Rosabelle [] 5 - Georgina |
| [] He was such a nice young man! a very popular song lyrics W. R. Aldridge pub Wm. Hall & Son 543 Broadway, New York 1859 |