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How sweet, dear Lord, to rest

How sweet, dear Lord, to rest

Author: Frances M. Chesbro
Published in 1 hymnal

Author: Frances M. Chesbro

Chesbro, Frances (Mayo). (July 13, 1824-?). Born in Warwick, Massachusetts, educated at Deerfield Academy. She began to teach district schools when only sixteen. At twenty, married George L. Chesbro. Contributed to various magazines and papers. In 1858, she published a story book for children, Smiles and Tears. Sent numerous hymns and poems to the Liberal Christian and other Unitarian publications. In 1875, was living in Northboro, Massachusetts. --Singers and Songs of the Liberal Faith (1875). DNAH Archives Go to person page >

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First Line: How sweet, dear Lord, to rest
Author: Frances M. Chesbro
Copyright: Public Domain
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Singers and Songs of the Liberal Faith #513

Singers and Songs of the Liberal Faith #513
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