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Carter. (1844) for General MIDI playback As sung by the Virginia Serenaders from "Songs of the Virginia Serenaders", No.
Webster. (22 Jun 1853) for General MIDI playback from "Webster's Admired Songs and Ballads"
The Crocus No. 13 from "Songs of the Land of Sunset by J. P. Webster" Words by Harriet Beecher Stowe.
(circa 1865) for General MIDI playback No. 1 from SCHREINER'S PORT-FORLIO OF POPULAR SONGS
Praise the Lord Benedic Anima Quartet and Soprano Solo No. 5 from "Sacred Songs" Words--anonymous.
O Sing Unto the Lord Cantate Domino Quartet & Soprano Solo No. 2 from "Sacred Songs" Words--anonymous.
Shall We Meet Again No. 4 from "6 Songs by J. R. Thomas" Ballad Words by Ino. Storey.
from "Beautiful Songs of the South"
Good Bye Sally Dear (from Songs of the Ethiopian Serenaders) Words by Samuel A. Wells.
As Through the Park I Go No. 4 from "Serio Comic Songs" Written, Composed and Sung by William Lingard.
The Wild Old Woods No. 1 from "Songs of the Harmoneons" (Words--anon.) Composed & Arranged for the Piano by L. V. H.
I Wore Your Roses Yesterday Opus 29, No. 2, from FOUR SONGS Words by Ceclia Thaxter.
Keep Dose Lamps A-Burnin' Words and Music by Max Vernor (1877) for General MIDI playback No. 3 from "Max Vernor's Serio
The Cottage in the Wood No. 7 of First Series from "Songs of the the Present Time" Words by Luke Collin.
Saw Ye My Saviour No. 5 from "Devotional Songs" Words by Rev. Mary Baker G. Eddy.
Music by August Kleissmann, (16 Jun 1865) No. 1 from "Six Songs and Ballads"
Music by John Rogers Thomas. (1864) for General MIDI playback No. 3, from "6 Songs by J. R. Thomas"
De Las' Long Res' No. 5 from "Seven Songs as unpretentious as the Wild Rose" Words by Paul Laurence Dunbar.
Collins. (25 Mar 1850) for General MIDI playback Ethiopian Ballad from SONGS AND BALLADS of the New Orleans' Operatic Troupe
Loving Hearts; or, Happy Faces Round You Mother No. 2 from TWO CHILDREN SONGS Words by Sam Booth. Music by George T.
