Catalog
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Eternal Sun of righteousness - Charles Wesley
William Havergal 1847; arr. Lowell Mason 1860

EVAN (Havergal) - W. H. Havergal
William Havergal 1847; arr. Lowell Mason 1860

Fools in their hearts believe and say - Isaac Watts
William Havergal 1847; arr. Lowell Mason 1860

In mercy Lord remember me Through all the hours of the night - Johann Friedrich Hertzog
William Havergal 1847; arr. Lowell Mason 1860

Jesus died for me - Samuel Alman
William Havergal 1847; arr. Lowell Mason 1860

Lord I believe a rest remains - Charles Wesley
William Havergal 1847; arr. Lowell Mason 1860

Lord it belongs not to my care - Richard Baxter
William Havergal 1847; arr. Lowell Mason 1860

O blessed Lord what hast thou done - Mary Bowley Peters
William Havergal 1847; arr. Lowell Mason 1860

Our Savior's voice is soft and sweet - Elizabeth Parson
William Havergal 1847; arr. Lowell Mason 1860

Magdalen College - William Hayes
William Hayes

Thou art o god the life and light - William Hayes
William Hayes (1706-1777)
notation may differ

Come see the place where jesus lay (kelly) - William Hayes
William Hayes 1774
notation may differ

There is a book that all may read - William Hayes
William Hayes 1774

The god who sits enthroned on high (1) - William M. H. Aitken
William Hay Macdowell Hunter Aitken 1912

Stay with me O loving Savior - William H. Dana
William H. Dana

Strike o strike for victory - William H. Doane 1832-1915
William H. Doane 1832-1915

More Love to Thee O Christ - W. Howard Doane
William H. Doane pub.1870

Äesu milita bru' - William H. Draper
William H. Draper

Psalm of the valley - Opequon Church
William Heavner 2003

Fling out the banner - William H. Bell
William Henry Bell ca. 1906
notation may differ

In the early morning - William H. Borrow
William Henry Borrow 1916

Beloved Sleep - William H. Clark
William Henry Clark (1854-?)

Belovèd sleep - William H. Clark
William Henry Clark (1854-1925)

Friend after friend departs - William H. Cooke
William Henry Cooke (1838-1898)
