Annie Wittenmyer

Annie Wittenmyer
Short Name: Annie Wittenmyer
Full Name: Wittenmyer, Annie, 1827-1900
Birth Year: 1827
Death Year: 1900

Sarah Ann Turner; b. 8/26/1827; d. 2/2/1900; Wittenmyer, Annie (Turner) 1827-1900; usage: Annie Wittenmyer


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Texts by Annie Wittenmyer (15)sort descendingAsAuthority LanguagesInstances
A wonderful joy and salvationAnnie Wittenmeyer (Author)English2
Al 're til Jesus at livAnnie Wittenmeyer (Author)2
All glory to Jesus be given, that life and salvation are freeAnnie Wittenmeyer (Author)English40
I have entered the valley of blessing so sweetMrs. Annie Wittenmeyer (Author)English80
Jag har hunnit välsignelsens ljufligadalMiss Annie Wittenmyer (Author)2
Jesus died upon the tree, That from sin we might be freeAnnie Wittenmeyer (Author)English10
My sins far outnumbered the sands of the seaAnnie Wittenmeyer (Author)English2
My sister, the Master is calling for youMrs. Annie Wytenmeyer (Author)English7
O ich wandle im Tale der Wonne so süßAnnie Wittenmeyer (Author)German2
So bin ich nun gekommen ins selige TalAnnie Wittenmeyer (Author)German1
The burdens of life may be manyAnnie Wittenmeyer (Author)English12
The Lord is my refuge and strengthMrs. Annie Wittenmeyer (Author)English3
There's a love that is sweeter than earth's sweetest thingAnnie Wittenmeyer (Author)English7
We're climbing the mountain of blessingAnnie Wittenmeyer (Author)English6
When the curtains are lifted, O what shall I see?Annie Wittenmeyer (Author)English28

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