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R. Covington Stampley

Hymnal Number: 16020 Author of "We Are Working For The King" in The Cyber Hymnal

J. L. Scott

Hymnal Number: 12000 Author of "Christ My Helper" in The Cyber Hymnal

O. E. Wieland

Hymnal Number: 6085 Translator (from German) of "Sing, My Soul, to God Who Made Thee" in The Cyber Hymnal

Hattie M. Bird

Hymnal Number: 10533 Author of "Thou Art My Way" in The Cyber Hymnal

J. D. Herr

Hymnal Number: 14671 Author of "Beneath The Cross Of Jesus" in The Cyber Hymnal

M. Elgar Belue

1888 - 1947 Person Name: Montgomery Elgar Belue Hymnal Number: 9402 Composer of "CHAD" in The Cyber Hymnal

L. J. Bishop

Hymnal Number: 10897 Composer of "[Jesus, Savior, now is calling]" in The Cyber Hymnal

Eleanor Ingle Pilson

1831 - 1931 Person Name: Eleanor I. Pilson Hymnal Number: 9423 Author of "Let Me Not Forget" in The Cyber Hymnal

Mary Mills

Hymnal Number: 10757 Author of "In Our Hearts Celestial Voices" in The Cyber Hymnal

Charles Gould Beede

1853 - 1906 Hymnal Number: 8756 Author of "Peace, Be Still!" in The Cyber Hymnal Charles Gould Beede was born October 27, 1843 in Providence County, Rhode Island. He married his first wife in January 1870 and they had a son in November 1870. His first marriage later ended in divorce. He married Lillian Barker in 1897 in Iowa. She was 27 years old and he was 54 years old. They were both poets. His Soul Shadows and Reincarnated: a romance of the soul were published in 1908. Lillian Barker Beede's Through the Mists was published in 1910. Dianne Shapiro from Find a Grave Memorial website (accessed 10/25/2020 and Annals of Iowa: a historical quarterly (Third Series, Vol. XI, No. 1, April 1913)

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