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Carl Zöllner

Person Name: C. Zollner Composer of "[Where shall I be?]" in One Hundred Gospel Hymns
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Nathaniel Norton

1839 - 1925 Author of "Where Shall I Be?" in One Hundred Gospel Hymns Nathaniel Norton USA 1839-1925. Born at Brooklyn,NY, he attended Yale University. He worked for the Metropolitan Life Insurance Company. He married Emma Sylvia Reed in 1865, and they had four children: Nathaniel, Caroline, Stella, and William. He died at Englewood, NJ, but was buried in Brooklyn, NY. No other information was found on this person. John Perry
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