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Grand Father and Grand Mother Waltzes To Miss Kate Shallcross Waltzes Nos. 1 and 2 for General MIDI playback
Skelly (1880) for General MIDI playback To Miss Therese De Sote Song & Chorus
The Golden Moon by Septimus Winner, 1827-1902 (12 Sep 1855) for General MIDI playback To Miss Mary Roesche
Benton Barracks Parade March Composed by Julius Tenzler (1862) for General MIDI playback Dedicated to Miss Sadie Curtis.
The Fountain Polka by John Hill Hewitt, 1801-1890 (5 Dec 1849) for General MIDI playback To Miss Isabel Constable
Tucker Ht 56twd
Webster. (20 Sep 1851) for General MIDI playback To Miss Eliza U. Stamper Ballad
Presley @TSequenced by: Deb Ackley \If I get home /on Christ mas day /I won't need /soft words to say /I'll miss
The Moon Rose O'er the Battle Plain To Miss Jennie M. Haverstick, of New York A Favorite Songs Ballad Sung by Mr. S.
Happy Land Waltz by John Hill Hewitt, 1801-1890 (1852) for General MIDI playback To Miss Susan Cunningham, (of Virginia.)
Somebody's Darling by John Hill Hewitt, 1801-1890. (1864) for General MIDI playback To Miss Mary Davis of Augusta, GA
Peace aka Let the Flag Be Draped in Mourning Words by Miss Fay (alt. Mr. W. J. Hoppin). Music by Charles R.
Eily Darling by William Shakespeare Hays, 1837-1907 (1878) for General MIDI playback To Miss Laura Leonard, Oswego, NY
Flirting on the Lake by William Shakespeare Hays, 1837-1907 (1875) for General MIDI playback To Miss Sybil Foote Song and
The Heart's Mission Words and Music by Septimus Winner (1857) for General MIDI playback Respectfully Dedicated to Miss Lizzie
No Love So Sweet As Thine By Henry Tucker. (1870) for General MIDI playback To Miss Kitty Duffy, New York Song and Chorus
The Blind Boy Words by Miss Hannah F. Gould. Music by William Richardson Dempster. (1842) for General MIDI playback
The Orphan Ballad Singers Words by Miss Tracy.
Mary O'More Written and Composed by William Shakespeare Hays, 1837-1907. (1868) for General MIDI playback To Miss Lydia Forman
The Greenwood Bell Poetry by Miss Frances Jane Crosby, 1820-1895. Music by George Frederick Root, 1820-1895. (1853)
