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W. H. Hayward

Person Name: W. H. Haywodd Hymnal Number: d48 Author of "Holy Father, God of love" in Songs of the Free, and Hymns of Christian Freedom
W. H. Hayward

William Motherwell

Hymnal Number: d94 Author of "Poor fluttering soul, why tremble so" in Songs of the Free, and Hymns of Christian Freedom
William Motherwell

Michael Fortune

Hymnal Number: d130 Author of "To thee, Almighty, gracious power" in Songs of the Free, and Hymns of Christian Freedom
Michael Fortune

J. H. Kimball

Hymnal Number: d31 Author of "Go, bear the tale of warning round" in Songs of the Free, and Hymns of Christian Freedom
J. H. Kimball

Korner

Hymnal Number: d139 Author of "Where is my fatherland" in Songs of the Free, and Hymns of Christian Freedom
Korner

Anne Warren Weston

1812 - 1890 Person Name: Anne W. Weston Hymnal Number: d56 Author of "Is it not good to mourn for those" in Songs of the Free, and Hymns of Christian Freedom
Anne Warren Weston

Maturin

Hymnal Number: d118 Author of "There is a plain above the skies" in Songs of the Free, and Hymns of Christian Freedom
Maturin

Lucius Manlius Sargent

1786 - 1867 Hymnal Number: d47 Author of "Here freedom's life-cry taught the brav'" in Songs of the Free, and Hymns of Christian Freedom Sargent, Lucius Manlius. (Boston, Massachusetts, June 25, 1786--June 2, 1867, Boston). A layman of independent mans, author of many articles advocating temperance. His temperance hymn beginning "Slavery and death the cup contains" was written during the Washingtonian Temperance Revival and appeared in Adams' and Chapin's Unitarian Hymns for Christian Devotion (Boston, 1846). In the American Methodist Episcopal Hymnal (1878), the first line is altered to read "Bondage and death the cup contains." The hymn is included, with the original wording, in the Universalist Church Harmonies (1895). --Henry Wilder Foote, DNAH Archives
Lucius Manlius Sargent

William Hampson

1770 - 1834 Hymnal Number: d19 Author of "Daughters of pity, tune the lay" in Songs of the Free, and Hymns of Christian Freedom Hampson, William, 1770-1834. A Dukinfield layman, three of whose hymns are in the Dukinfield Collection, 1822. 1. Daughters of pity, tune the lay. Charity. Also in Aspland, 1810, and Dobell, 1816. 2. The Lord of life hath burst his chains. The Resurrection of Christ. 3. The toil has ceased by which we're fed. The Lord's Day. --John Julian, Dictionary of Hymnology (1907)
William Hampson

Mary Ann Collier

1810 - 1866 Hymnal Number: d46 Author of "Heard ye the mighty rushing" in Songs of the Free, and Hymns of Christian Freedom Collier, Mary Ann, author of "The sun that lights yon broad blue sky" (Welcoming a Pastor), in The Psalmist, &c, by Stow and Smith, 1843, daughter of the Rev. William Collier, an American Baptist Minister, was born at Charlestown, Massachusetts, Dec. 23, 1810, and died at Alexandria, Virginia, Dec. 25, 1866. --John Julian, Dictionary of Hymnology, Appendix, Part II (1907)
Mary Ann Collier

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