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M. H. Wetherbee

Author of "God's Spirit smiles in flowers"

Mrs. Oscar Wetherholt

Person Name: O. Wetherholt Author of "Great is thy love, O God"

Barbara Wetherly

Author of "I want to help someone in their fight"

Truman S. Wetmore

1774 - 1861 Author of "Let music roll in mournful strains" Born in Winchester, Connecticut 12 August 1774

Hampus Wetterling

1830 - 1870 Person Name: Hampus Wetterling, 1830-1870 Composer of "WETTERLING" in The Covenant Hymnal

G. W. Wettman

Author of "O welch' ein heilig Abendmaho"

1862 - 1928 Person Name: Henry D. Wetton Composer of "[Long, long ago in Bethlehem]" in The Cyber Hymnal Henry’s parents were Henry Davan & Sarah Wetton of Hayward’s Heath, Sussex. He was a chorister at St. Mary’s Church, Stoke Newington, and served as organist at All Saints’ Church, Stoke Newington (1877-84); Christ Church, Woburn Square (1884-86); St. Gabriel’s Church, Pimlico (1886-89 and 1890-93); sub-organist at Wells Cathedral (1890); assistant organist to Frederick Bridge at Westminster Abbey (1881-96); organist and choirmaster, Finchley Parish Church (1892-93); organist and chorus-master, Queen’s Hall Choral Society (1893-94 season); organist and choirmaster, St. Paul’s, Finchley (1895-96); and organist at Alexandra Palace (1901). He also conducted the choir of the People’s Palace (1902-03); played the organ and directed the choir at the Foundling Hospital, London; and headed the Music Department at Northampton Institute, Clerkenwell. (Sources: Who’s Who, part II, p. 1715.) © The Cyber Hymnal™ (www.hymntime.com)