Kate Sumner Burr

Short Name: Kate Sumner Burr
Full Name: Burr, Kate Sumner, 1842-1902
Birth Year: 1842
Death Year: 1902

Born: September 24, 1842, Woodbridge, Michigan.
Buried: Sunnyside Cemetery, Williamson, New York.

Wife of Dr. Henry Newton Burr, Kate lived in Walworth, New York. She contributed several poems to the Independent and other journals.

Sources: Findagrave, accessed 18 Nov 2016

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Texts by Kate Sumner Burr (31)sort descendingAsAuthority LanguagesInstances
At this welcome hour of prayerKate Sumner Burr (Author)English3
Blessed Sabbath, bright and fairMrs. K. S. Burr (Author)English2
Follow me, in life's fair morning, Hear that kind inviting voiceKate Sumner Burr (Author)English3
Get ready, get ready, hard workKate Sumner Burr (Author)2
He saves from guilt, His name is JesusKate Sumner Burr (Author)English2
Holy Spirit, ever blestMrs. Kate S. Burr (Author)English3
Homeward ever we are sailingKate Sumner Burr (Author)English2
Hosanna, hosanna, Of old the children sangKate Sumner Burr (Author)2
I'll take my cross and bear itKate Sumner Burr (Author)2
Jesus is mine, from glory brightKate Sumner Burr (Author)2
Jesus is tenderly calling, O suffer the children to comeMrs. Kate S. Burr (Author)English3
Lamb of God, so meek and lowlyKate Sumner Burr (Author)English3
Linger yet, O Holy DoveKate Summer Burr (Author)2
Lovingly, gently, Bear her to restKate Sumner Burr (Author)English2
Midst the silence of the peacefulMrs. K. S. Burr (Author)2
O let me tell it once againKate S. Burr (Author)English5
O toiler in the vineyard, Faint not for thou shalt reapKate Sumner Burr (Author)English2
One and all, come let us singKate Sumner Burr (Author)English3
Only believe in JesusKate Sumner Burr (Author)2
Only the heart that is loving can knowKate Burr (Author)English4
Remember the Sabbath day, 'Tis the day which the Lord hath blestMrs. K. S. Burr (Author)English2
Rise, Sun of righteousnessMrs. Kate S. Burr (Author)English3
Say, where are the loved who once were our ownKate Sumner Burr (Author)English2
Sound the trumpet, loud and longMrs. Kate Sumner Burr (Author)English5
The Lord hath risen, sing hallelujahMrs. Kate Sumner Burr (Author)English3
There remaineth a rest to the people of God, Blessed rest from the bondage of sinKate Sumner Burr (Author)English2
Up, friends of Jesus, the harvest now is whiteKate Sumner Burr (Author)English15
We have found the Messiah, said Andrew of oldMrs. Kate S. Burr (Author)English2
Whosoever, let the childrenKate Sumner Burr (Author)2
Will you walk alone with Jesus?Kate Sumner Burr (Author)English2
With singing we welcome the bright Sabbath dayMrs. Kate S. Burr (Author)English3
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