William Parkinson

Short Name: William Parkinson
Full Name: Parkinson, William, 1774-1848
Birth Year: 1774
Death Year: 1848

Parkinson, William, born in Frederick County, Maryland, Nov. 8, 1774, entered the Baptist ministry in 1798, was for some time Congress Chaplain, then pastor in New York City, &c. He died March 9, 1848. He published A Selection of Hymns and Sacred Songs, 1809 (known as Parkinson's Collection), and to it contributed 9 hymns (List in Burrage). Of these “Come, dear brethren in the Saviour" (Prayer Meeting) is still in common use.

--John Julian, Dictionary of Hymnology, Appendix, Part II (1907)


Texts by William Parkinson (14)sort descendingAsAuthority LanguagesInstances
A sinner from my birth I've beenP---- (Author)3
Alas the deep deceit and sinWilliam Parkinson (Author)3
Beneath thy frowns, O Lord, I lieP---- (Author)4
Come, dear brethren in the SaviorP---- (Author)10
Eternity, unequalled thoughtWilliam Parkinson (Author)3
Great Shepherd of thine Isr'l's hostWilliam Parkinson (Author)3
How long and tedious are the daysWilliam Parkinson (Author)5
In darkest hours and greatest griefWilliam Parkinson (Author)English7
Long with doubts and fears surroundedWilliam Parkinson (Author)1
No mortal ties can be comparedWilliam Parkinson (Author)5
O how tedious the days when my Jesus delaysWilliam Parkinson (Author)2
O Lord, how lovely is thy nameWilliam Parkinson (Author)7
The Father's free electing graceP---- (Author)4
When, O my Jesus! Saviour, whenW. P. (Author)3

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