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![]() | O the winds were hushedAuthor: Eliza E. HewittPublished in 3 hymnals |
Eliza Edmunds Hewitt, 1851-1920
Born: June 28, 1851, PhilÂaÂdelÂphia, PennÂsylÂvanÂia.
Died: ApÂril 24, 1920, PhilÂaÂdelÂphia, PennÂsylÂvanÂia.
Buried: WoodÂlands CemÂeÂteÂry, PhilÂaÂdelÂphia, PennÂsylÂvanÂia.
Pseudonym: LiÂdie H. EdÂmunds.
After gradÂuÂaÂtion from school, EliÂza beÂgan teachÂing. HowÂevÂer, her caÂreer was cut short by a serÂiÂous spinÂal probÂlem. She parÂtialÂly reÂcovÂered, but was an inÂvalÂid most of her life. She then turned to hymn writÂing, which ran in the famÂiÂly—her couÂsin was hymnÂist EdÂgar Stites.
Eliza lived all her life in PhilÂaÂdelÂphia, where she was SunÂday School supÂerÂinÂtendÂent at the NorthÂern Home for FriendÂless ChildÂ… Go to person page >| First Line: | O the winds were hushed |
| Author: | Eliza E. Hewitt |
| Refrain First Line: | Peacefully, peacefully |
| Instances (3) | First Line | Text Title | Refrain First Line | Authors | Composers | Meter | Scripture | Tune Title | Tune Key | Incipit | Languages | Publication Date | |||||
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| Finest of the Wheat Male Chorus #94 | Oh, the winds were hushed, and the night grew fair | Peacefully, peacefully | E. E. Hewitt | 1896 | |||||||||||||
| Our Praise in Song: a collection of hymns and sacred melodies, adapted for use by Sunday schools, Endeavor societies, Epworth Leagues, evangelists, pastors, choristers, etc. #176 | O, the winds were hushed, and the night grew fair | Peacefully, peacefully | E. E. Hewitt | 1893 | |||||||||||||
| Praise in Song #d111 | O the winds were hushed | Peacefully, peacefully | Eliza E. Hewitt | 1893 |
