Benjamin Gough

Short Name: Benjamin Gough
Full Name: Gough, Benjamin, 1805-1877
Birth Year: 1805
Death Year: 1877

Born: 1805, South­bo­rough, Ton­bridge, Kent, Eng­land.
Died: No­vem­ber 28, 1877, Wo­burn, Bed­ford­shire, Eng­land.
Buried: Wo­burn Sands, Bed­ford­shire, Eng­land.

A bus­i­ness­man and Meth­od­ist lay preach­er, Gough lived in Lon­don for some years. His works in­clude:
Lyra Sab­ba­ti­ca (Lon­don: 1865)
Kentish Lyr­ics (Lon­don: 1867)
Hymns of Pray­er and Praise (Lon­don: 1875)
Songs from the Wood­lands, and Other Po­ems (Lon­don: 1872)
Protestant Hymns and Songs for the Mill­ion (Lon­don: 1878)
Christmas Car­ols and New Year’s Songs (Lon­don, un­dat­ed)

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Awake, awake, O Zion, Put on thy strength divineBenjamin Gough, 1805- (Author)28
Awake, awake, O Zion, the bridalBenjamin Gough (Author)2
Blessed are the dead, who dieBenjamin Gough, 1805- (Author)2
Blessed are the dead, who die in the LordBenjamin Gough (Author)2
God, the Father, full of graceBenjamin Gough (Author)2
How beauteous, on the mountains The feet of Him who bringsBenjamin Gough (Author)1
How beauteous on the mountainsB. Gough, abr. (Author)44
Jesus, full of love divineBenjamin Gough (Author)14
Lift the gospel banner, Wave it far and wideBenjamin Gough (Author)5
Quicken Lord thy church and meBenjamin Gough (Author)4
The joyful morn is breakingBenjamin Gough (Author)20
There is no condemnationBenjamin Gough (Author)2
Uplift the blood red [gospel] bannerBenjamin Gough, 1805- (Author)11