L. B. (Lonnie B.) Register lived in the Graceville, Florida area but in the country. He worked various jobs, while writing music and teaching singing schools and leading music at revivals and convention sings. A series of tragedies hit them right off the bat. Their infant daughter was born in 1916 but died very soon after birth. His main job ended and he became a rider in the turpentine woods, which was a big industry. He was a foreman, riding a horse from camp to camp checking progress and assigning work crews. Things were going fairly well. Then, tragedy. He was throwing his leg over the saddle, not knowing his scythe blade had flipped up on the other side. It went through his leg, piercing an artery and tendons. He lost use of the leg… Go to person page >
Tune Title: [Yo oigo decir que más allá hay un buen hogar]First Line: Yo oigo decir que más allá hay un buen hogarComposer: L. B. RegisterKey: B♭ MajorDate: 1993
Tune Title: [I've heard of a land of joy and peace and wonderful light]First Line: I've heard of a land of joy and peace and wonderful lightComposer: L. B. RegisterDate: 1984
Tune Title: [I've heard of a land of joy and peace and wonderful light]First Line: I've heard of a land of joy and peace and wonderful lightComposer: L. B. RegisterKey: B♭ MajorDate: 1997
Tune Title: [I've heard of a land of joy and peace and wonderful light]First Line: I've heard of a land of joy and peace and wonderful lightComposer: L. B. RegisterDate: 1990
Tune Title: [I've heard of a land of joy and peace and wonderful light]First Line: I've heard of a land of joy and peace and wonderful lightComposer: L. B. RegisterKey: B♭ MajorDate: 2007