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Year | ||
1 | A dream of my mother and my home | 1862 | ||
2 | A Penny for your thoughts | 1861 | ||
3 | A soldier in de colored brigade | 1863 | ||
4 | A thousand miles from home | - | ||
5 | Abolition Show | - | ||
6 | Ah! May the Red Rose Live Always! | 1850 | ||
7 | Angelina Baker | 1850 | ||
8 | Annie my own love | - | ||
9 | Away Down Souf | 1848 | ||
10 | Beautiful Child of Song | - | ||
11 | Beautiful Dreamer | 1864 | ||
12 | Better Times Are Coming | 1862 | ||
13 | Bring my brother back to me | - | ||
14 | Bury me in the morning,Mother | - | ||
15 | Camptown Races | 1850 | ||
16 | Cane Brake Jig | - | ||
17 | Come Where My Love Lies Dreaming | 1855 | ||
18 | Come with thy sweet voice again | 1854 | ||
19 | Comrades, Fill No Glass for Me | 1855 | ||
20 | Cora Dean | - | ||
21 | Dolcy Jones | 1849 | ||
22 | Dolly Day | 1850 | ||
23 | Don't Bet Your Money on de Shanghai | 1861 | ||
24 | Down Among the Cane-Brakes | 1860 | ||
25 | Ellen Bayne | - | ||
26 | Eulalie | 1851 | ||
27 | Fairy Belle | 1859 | ||
28 | Farewell mother dear | 1861 | ||
29 | Farewell sweet mother | 1861 | ||
30 | Farewell, My Lilly Dear | 1851 | ||
31 | Farewell,old cottage | - | ||
32 | Fighting for the flag,day and night | - | ||
33 | For the dear old Flag I die, | - | ||
34 | For thee love for thee | 1859 | ||
35 | Gentle Annie | 1856 | ||
36 | Gentle Lena Clare | 1862 | ||
37 | Give the stranger happy cheer | 1850 | ||
38 | Give this to mother | 1864 | ||
39 | Give Us this Day Our Dairy Bread | 1863 | ||
40 | Golden dreams and fairy castle | - | ||
41 | Happy hours at home | 1862 | ||
42 | Hard Times Come Again No More | 1854 | ||
43 | He leadeth me beside still waters | 1863 | ||
44 | I cannot sing tonight | 1852 | ||
45 | I see her still in my dreams | 1857 | ||
46 | I will be true to thee | 1862 | ||
47 | I Would not Die Springtime | 1850 | ||
48 | I Would not Die Summertime | - | ||
49 | I'd be a faily | 1862 | ||
50 | I'll be a soldier | 1861 | ||
51 | I'll be home to-morrow | - | ||
52 | If You've Only Got a Moustache | 1864 | ||
53 | Jeanie with the light brown hair | 1854 | ||
54 | Jennie's own Schottisch | 1854 | ||
55 | Jenny June | 1863 | ||
56 | Jenny's coming o'er the green | 1860 | ||
57 | Katy Bell | 1863 | ||
58 | Kiss me dear mother | 1859 | ||
59 | Kissing in the dark | 1863 | ||
60 | Larry's good bye | 1863 | ||
61 | Laura Lee | 1851 | ||
62 | Leave me with my Mother, | 1863 | ||
63 | Lena our loved one is gone | 1863 | ||
64 | Lily Ray | 1850 | ||
65 | Linda has departed | 1859 | ||
66 | Linger in blissful repose | 1850 | ||
67 | Little Belle Blair | 1861 | ||
68 | Little Ella | 1853 | ||
69 | Little Jennie Dow | 1862 | ||
70 | Lizzie dies to-night | - | ||
71 | Lou'siana Belle | 1846 | ||
72 | Lula Is Gone | 1858 | ||
73 | Maggie By My Side | 1852 | ||
74 | Mary Loves the Flowers | 1850 | ||
75 | Massa's in de Cold Ground | 1852 | ||
76 | Melinda May | 1850 | ||
77 | Merry little birds are we | 1862 | ||
78 | Mine is the mourning heart | - | ||
79 | Molly dear good night | 1861 | ||
80 | Molly! Do you love me? | 1850 | ||
81 | Mother,thou'rt faithful to me | 1851 | ||
82 | Mr. & Mrs. Brown | 1862 | ||
83 | My angel boy,I cannot see thee die | 1858 | ||
84 | My boy is coming from war | - | ||
85 | My Brudder Gum | 1849 | ||
86 | My hopes have departed forever | - | ||
87 | My loved one and my own --Eva | 1858 | ||
88 | My Old Kentucky Home,Good Night | 1853 | ||
89 | My Wife Is a Most Knowing Woman | 1863 | ||
90 | Nell and I | 1861 | ||
91 | Nelly Bly | 1850 | ||
92 | Nelly Was a Lady | 1849 | ||
93 | No home,no home | 1862 | ||
94 | No one to love | 1862 | ||
95 | None shall weep a tear for me | 1860 | ||
96 | Nothing But a Plain Old Soldier | 1863 | ||
97 | Oh! 'tis glorious | 1863 | ||
98 | Oh! Boys, Carry Me 'Long | 1851 | ||
99 | Oh! Lemuel | 1850 | ||
100 | Oh! Susanna | 1848 | ||
101 | Oh! Tell me of my mother | 1861 | ||
102 | Oh! why am I so Happy? | 1863 | ||
103 | Oh!there's no such girl as mine | 1863 | ||
104 | Old Black Joe | 1860 | ||
105 | Old Dog Tray | 1853 | ||
106 | Old Folks at Home | 1851 | ||
107 | Old Folks Quadrille | - | ||
108 | Old memories | 1853 | ||
109 | Old Uncle Ned | 1848 | ||
110 | Once I Loved thee, Mary Dear | 1851 | ||
111 | Onward and upward | 1863 | ||
112 | Open thy Lattice Love | 1844 | ||
113 | Our bright summer days are gone | - | ||
114 | Our Willie dear is dying | 1861 | ||
115 | Parthenia to Ingomar | 1859 | ||
116 | Poor drooping maiden | 1860 | ||
117 | Ring de Banjo | 1851 | ||
118 | Sadly to mine heart appealing | 1858 | ||
119 | Santa Anna's Retreat from Buena Vis | 1848 | ||
120 | Seek and ye shall find | 1863 | ||
121 | She was all the world to me | 1864 | ||
122 | Sitting by my own cabin door | 1864 | ||
123 | Slumber my Darling | 1862 | ||
124 | Some Folks | 1855 | ||
125 | Somebodies coming to see me tonight | 1864 | ||
126 | Sound the rally | - | ||
127 | Stand up for the flag | - | ||
128 | Stay Summer breath | - | ||
129 | Suffer little children to come unto me | 1863 | ||
130 | Summer Longings | 1849 | ||
131 | Sweet emerald isle that I love so w | - | ||
132 | Sweet little maid of the mountain | 1861 | ||
133 | Sweetly She Sleeps, My Alice Fair | 1851 | ||
134 | Tears bring thoughts of heaven | 1863 | ||
135 | Tell me love of thy early dreams | 1864 | ||
136 | that's What's the Matter | 1862 | ||
137 | the angels are singing un to me | 1863 | ||
138 | the beautuful shore | 1863 | ||
139 | the Glendy Burk | 1860 | ||
140 | the Holiday Scottisch | 1853 | ||
141 | the Hour For thee and Me | 1852 | ||
142 | the little ballad girl | 1860 | ||
143 | the love I bear to thee | 1863 | ||
144 | the Merry, Merry Month of May | 1862 | ||
145 | the social orchestra | 1854 | ||
146 | the Soiree Polka | 1850 | ||
147 | the soldier's home | 1863 | ||
148 | the Song of All Songs | 1863 | ||
149 | the spirit of my song | 1850 | ||
150 | the Tioga Waltz | 1841 | ||
151 | the Village Bells | 1850 | ||
152 | the Village Maiden | 1855 | ||
153 | the voice of by-gone days | 1850 | ||
154 | the Voices that Are Gone | 1865 | ||
155 | the white house chair | - | ||
156 | the wife | - | ||
157 | there Are Plenty of Fish in the Sea | 1862 | ||
158 | there is a Land of love | 1863 | ||
159 | there was a time | 1863 | ||
160 | there's a Good Time Coming | 1846 | ||
161 | there's a land of bliss | 1853 | ||
162 | there's no such girl as mine | - | ||
163 | this rose will remind you | - | ||
164 | thou Art the Queen of My Song | 1859 | ||
165 | Turn not away | - | ||
166 | Under the willow she's sleeping | 1860 | ||
167 | Villege Festival | - | ||
168 | Virginia Belle | - | ||
169 | Wake up Jake | 1848 | ||
170 | Was my brother in the battle? | 1862 | ||
171 | Way Down in Ca-i-ro | 1850 | ||
172 | We are Coming | 1862 | ||
173 | We'll all meet our saviour | 1863 | ||
174 | We'll still keep marching on | 1863 | ||
175 | We've a millionin the field | - | ||
176 | What must a fairy dream be? | 1847 | ||
177 | When dear friends are gone | 1864 | ||
178 | When old friends were here | 1864 | ||
179 | When the bowl goes round | - | ||
180 | When this Dreadful War Is Ended | 1863 | ||
181 | Where has Lulu gone? | - | ||
182 | Where is the spirit,Mary? | - | ||
183 | Why have my loved ones gone | - | ||
184 | Why,no one to love? | 1862 | ||
185 | Willie Has Gone to the War | 1863 | ||
186 | Willie my brave | 1851 | ||
187 | Willie we have missed you | - | ||
188 | Willie's gone Heaven | 1863 | ||
189 | Wilt thou Be Gone,Love? | 1851 | ||
190 | Wilt thou be true? | - |