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Rikard Nordraak
1842 - 1866 Person Name: R. Nordraak Hymnal Number: 40 Composer of "[Christ is risen! Christ is risen!]" in Primary Teachers' Manual
Rikard Nordraak
Anna I. Pratt
Hymnal Number: 46 Author of "A Song of Praise" in Primary Teachers' Manual
Anna I. Pratt
Daniel Batchellor
1845 - 1934 Person Name: D. Batchellor Hymnal Number: 55 Composer of "[Breaks the joyful Easter dawn]" in Primary Teachers' Manual Daniel Batchellor United Kingdom 1845-1934. Born in London and educated in Brighton, he was a Quaker who wrote children's songs and musical instruction books. He emigrated to America in 1877, arriving in Boston. He worked at the New England Conservatory and the Oratory at Boston University. He promoted the Tonic Sol-Fa singing method, but the movement failed to establish itself. In 1920, a widower, he lived with his daughter, Marion, and her family in Baltimore, and later in Washington, D.C. He died in Philadelphia.
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Daniel Batchellor
H. C. Camp
Person Name: H. C. C. Hymnal Number: 65 Composer of "[Little givers! come and bring]" in Primary Teachers' Manual
H. C. Camp
Mrs. Crosby Adams
1858 - 1951 Hymnal Number: 18 Composer of "[Lord, when to Thee a little lad]" in Primary Teachers' Manual Mrs. Crosby Adams (Juliette Aurelia Graves Adams) authored Studies in hymnology (Richmond, Va., Onward Press [c1929]), and received honorary doctorates from Converse College and Woman's College of the University of North Carolina.
See:
McAllister, Louise. (1957). Words to remember : sayings of Mrs. Crosby Adams. American Music Teacher, (November-December), 2ff.
Mrs. Crosby Adams
Mary C. Seward
1839 - 1919 Person Name: Mrs. Mary C. Seward Hymnal Number: 30 Composer of "[Lift up, O little children]" in Primary Teachers' Manual Born: July 9, 1839, New London, Connecticut.
Died: Circa September 1919, on a train going to Buffalo, New York.
[Pseudonym: Agnes Burney.]
Daughter of William H. and Sarah Latham Ashbey Coggeshall, Mary was educated at the Female Academy in Norwich, Connecticut, and married composer Theodore Seward in 1860. She belonged to the International Sunshine Society; the Sorosis Club of New York City; the Woman’s Club of Orange, New Jersey; was twice president of the National Society of New England Women; and was president of the Blind Babies’ Hospital in Summit, New Jersey. As of 1914, she was living in East Orange, New Jersey.
--www.hymntime.com/tch/
Mary C. Seward
L. Erhardt
Hymnal Number: 6 Composer of "[The Easter flow'rs are sweet and fair]" in Primary Teachers' Manual
L. Erhardt
Mira Rowland
Person Name: M. R. Hymnal Number: 62 Author of "Missionary Processional" in Primary Teachers' Manual
Mira Rowland
Mary Manning
1855 - 1882 Hymnal Number: 57 Author of "There's a fold, both safe and happy" in Primary Teachers' Manual Black, Mary Anne, née Manning, elder daughter of John Manning, J.P. of Nottingham, wash, at Nottingham, Oct. 10th, 1855, married to Mr. Arthur Black, Sept. 1879, and died Feb. 21, 1882. Before her marriage Mrs. Black wrote a number of hymns under the nom de plume of "May Manning" for the anniversaries of a village school in which she was interested. One of these, "There's a fold, both safe and happy" (Heaven), was written, shortly after the death of a sister, in 1878, and included in W. R. Stevenson's School Hymnal, 1880.
--John Julian, Dictionary of Hymnology, Appendix, Part II (1907)
Mary Manning
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