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Person Name	Gender	Person Year	Texts	Tunes	Scripture	Id
Godfrey Thring	M	1823 -- 1903	Savior, blessed Savior, listen while we sing			724177
Clement of Alexandria	M	170 -- 215	Shepherd of eager [tender] youth			736491
Isaac Watts	M	1674 -- 1748	Alas, and did my Savior bleed? And did my Sovereign die?			223067
Charles Wesley	M	1707 -- 1788	And can I yet delay			238794
John Greenleaf Whittier	M	1807 -- 1892	Another hand is beckoning us			243357
M. A. Kidder	F	1820 -- 1905	Are you weary, heavy laden			245528
Reginald Heber	M	1783 -- 1826	Brightest and best of the sons [stars] of the morning			282830
Edmund H. Sears	M	1810 -- 1876	Calm on the listening ear of night			287336
Knowles Shaw	M	1834 -- 1878	Far away in the land of the pure and bright			346203
James Montgomery	M	1771 -- 1854	From little ones to Jesus brought			364756
Thomas Kelly	M	1769 -- 1855	God of Isr'l, we adore Thee			381993
D. W. Whittle	M	1840 -- 1901	Have you any room for Jesus, He who bore			410796
W. O. Cushing	M	1823 -- 1902	I am waiting by the river, and			452205
Henry Alford	M	1810 -- 1871	I know not if the [or] dark or bright			460485
Fanny Crosby	F	1820 -- 1915	I will not be afraid at night			473762
Samuel Medley	M	1738 -- 1799	Join all who love the Savior's name			531768
Asa Hull	M	1828 -- 1907	We are waiting by the river			869070
Jane Eliza Leeson	F	1807 -- 1882	Gracious Savior, gentle [holy] Shepherd, Little ones [All thy lambs] [Children all]			389629
Mrs. Harry Coghill	F	1836 -- 1907	Work, for the night is coming, work through the morning hours			931568
Benjamin Beddome	M	1717 -- 1795	Amidst the cheerful bloom of youth			237594
William B. Tappan	M	1794 -- 1849	There is an hour of hallowed peace			813636
Elizabeth Mills	F	1805 -- 1829	We talk of the realms of the blest			875782
Ellen M. H. Gates	F	1835 -- 1920	If you can not on the ocean Sail among the swiftest fleet			486175
Joseph H. Martin	M		Savior, Thou hast bid me come			727272
William Bengo Collyer	M	1782 -- 1854	Soft be the gently breathing notes			748692
John Needham	M	- 1786	O how divine how sweet the joy			645366
M. E. Servoss	F	1849 -- 1906	Come up higher, till the Father			314371
Richard Torrey	M		Stand up for Jesus, Christian stand			758822
Thomas Hayward	M		Welcome, delightful morn, Thou [Sweet] day of sacred rest			880250
W. Meynell Whittemore	M	- 1894	We won't [we'll not] give up the Bible, God's holy book of truth			876726
Luella Clark	U		The Christmas bells are ringing loud and clear			776522
Henry Ware	M	1794 -- 1843	Lift your glad voices in triumph on high			551136
Emily Huntington Miller	F	1833 -- 1913	I love to hear the story which angel [heavenly] voices tell			464513
Lucius Hart	U		Shout the tidings of salvation to the aged and the young			737950
J. M. Kieffer						2891875
Hugh T. Henry, 1862-1946	M	1862 -- 1946	The Savior is our surety			797832
O. Snow			There is a beautiful world Where saints and angels sing			806917
H. Harrison Hall	U		Unfurl the gospel banner			857745
Callene Fisk	M		O wondrous story of the Lord			679956
J. W. Carhart			Our light afflictions, which a moment last			696417
James H. Kellogg	M		The Savior always walked			797235
S. Brainard & Sons	U					2891876
R. H. McCray			We shall meet in that beautiful land			874759
H. C. Gardner			Sweet Sabbath day, dear Sabbath day			767160
M. A. Green			Rejoice and be joyful, ye children of men			712244
A. A. Stevenson			There is a solemn question			812884
Lillie McLellan			We are marching homeward to that land			867787
R. H. Schoenberger			Welcome, welcome, Sabbath morning			881595
J. M. Crawford			The angels are calling me, sister			774744
E. C. Howarth			Rouse thee, day is near, O sleeper			720570

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