GB 1477 FC - The National Archives

FOLK SONGS AND MUSIC
Collected by Francis Collinson
Vaughan Williams Memorial Library, EFDSS
INTRODUCTION
The material comprises 6 numbered folders of notation relating to traditional songs
with some music. Most of the individual items are apparently primary source
material which appear to have been collected by Francis Collinson himself or
supplied by listeners to "Country Magazine". Other entries are transcriptions and
copies of previously published material (apparently for purposes of comparison) or
notes in these folders for arrangements of songs by Collinson. The outline contents
of the folders are:English songs I All songs from various singers in England. All items numbered.
English songs II, III, IV Mainly songs, some correspondence associated with
songs. All items numbered.
English Songs V Songs and correspondence (some correspondence on
publications and similar issues). The items are in this folder were not numbered and
numbers have been assigned during indexing.
English Songs VI Songs and letters, other correspondence. MS of arrangements
for "Country Magazine". The items are in this folder were not numbered and
numbers have been assigned during indexing.
The following detailed catalogue refers to the primary material only as the secondary
material is presumed to be available elsewhere.
Conventions used in this list
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Entries are listed in order of folder and page-number
The title is rendered as closely as possible in spelling, punctuation and
capitalization to that given
The contents of each entry are summarised as follows:
#v
number of verses ("text" where this is unclear)
+ tune,
tune given
ch
chorus
short notes of other points are included where they may be useful
Personal names are those of singers and/or informants (it is not always clear
which role specific individuals are taking)
Town and county are included where given (more details are present in some
entries)
The year is included where given or labelled "undated" otherwise. Month and
day is also given for some items.
Chris White (22 October 1996)
CONTENTS
Page
1
English Songs I
4
English Songs II
6
English Songs III
10
English Songs IV
13
Englis Songs V
19
English Songs VI
23
Alphabetic Listing of Singers/Informants
ENGLISH SONGS 1
1. "Kitty Gray". 3 v + tune + chorus. Briggs, Ted, BETHERSDEN, KENT. (1943)
2. "The Folkestone Murder". 4 v + tune. Lancefield, John; Lancefield, Ted, KENT.
(1942)
3. "I drew my ship into a harbour". 8 v + tune. Anon., (undated)
4. "Paddy stole the rope". Mannering, F., BETHERSDEN, KENT. (1942)
5. "I married a woman that I thought was rich". 1 verse + tune + chorus. Downs,
George, NORFOLK, (1942)
6. "I don't care if I do". Lancefield, John; Lancefield, Ted, ALDINGTON, KENT.
(1942)
7. "The Lightening express". 3 v + tune. Anon., THE CROWN, WATTON,
NORFOLK. (1942)
8. "Buttercup Joe". 3 v + tune + ch. Fidler, Tim, BETHERSDEN, KENT. (1942)
11. "Come my pretty maid". 6 v + tune, repeats: Batt brothers. Batt, KENT. (1942)
12. "The cricketer". Fidler, Tim, BETHERSDEN, KENT. (1942)
13. "I said to Sally and Sally said to me". Lancefield, Ted, ALDINGTON, KENT.
(1942)
14. "Dame Durden". Batt brothers. Batt; Batt, BETHERSDEN, KENT. (1942)
15. "The Thresher Man". 7 v + tune. Barling, Mr, SOUTH WILLESBOROUGH,
KENT. (1942)
16. "Folkestone Murder". Crampton, William, SMARDEN, KENT. (1943)
17. "The fox and the bear". Ring, Mr, BETHERSDEN, KENT. (1942)
18. "The umbrella courtship". Wanstall, Mr, ALDINGTON, KENT. (1942)
19. "The Oak and the ivy". Mr Wanstall. Wanstall, Mr, ALDINGTON, KENT. (1942)
20. "The Folkestone Murder". Tune only. Buckland, W., BUCKINGHAMSHIRE,
CHIPPENHAM. (Undated)
21. "I'm a man who's done wrong to my parents". date not legible 194*. Rolph, Bill,
KENT, ST NICHOLAS-AT-WADE. (1940-49)
22. "Mary at the garden gate". Mrs Oliver. Oliver, Mrs, BETHERSDEN, KENT.
(undated)
24. "The Orange and Blue". "Bob Arnold's father". Arnold, Mr, BURFORD, (1946)
24. "Jones' Ale". "Bob Arnold's father" tune only. Arnold, Mr, BURFORD, (1946)
25. "Around Cape Horn and Home again". "Fo'c'sle dog-watch song, 6 v + tune.
Fox, Captain, COTTINGHAM, HULL. (1951)
26. "Scarborough Town". 7 v + tune. Cox, Harry, (1944)
28. "The Golden Glove". 10 v + tune ". Anon., SHROPSHIRE. (undated)
29. "The Golden Glove". tune only. Cox, Harry, (1945)
30. "Banks of Sweet Primeroses". 6 v + tune. Buckland, W., CHIPPENHAM,
SLOUGH. (1943)
31. "The Woodside Woodison". Lancefield, John; Lancefield, Ted, ALDINGTON,
KENT. (1942)
33. "Captain Webb". Mannering, James, BETHERSDEN, KENT. (undated)
34. "Bold Princess Royal". looks like usual tune. Epps, Bill, ST NICHOLAS-ATWADE, KENT. (1948)
36. "Kilpit the ploughing boy". 5 v + tune. Buckland, W., CHIPPENHAM, SLOUGH.
(1943)
37. "The Summer's morning". 4 v + tune "from printed collection". Anon., DURHAM.
(undated)
40. "Outward bound". Crampton, William, KENT. (1944)
40. "Outward Bound". 4 v + tune + chorus. Crampton, Wm, SMARDEN, KENT.
(1944)
41. "King Arthur". Barling, SOUTH WILLESBOROUGH, KENT. (undated)
42.
"The fair young damsel (The undaunted female)". Crampton, William,
SMARDEN, KENT. (1943)
43. "A man who is married". Ring, Mr, BETHERSDEN, KENT. (undated)
43. "Let Pirates then take care". 1 verse + tune. Anon., (undated)
46. "My boy Willie". fragment. J.D., (1943)
48. "The Banks of Sweet Dundee". composite tune based on two versions by F.C.
Buckland, Wm; Crampton, Wm & Collinson, F., (undated)
49. "And Thou shalt be a true love of mine". tune only. Anon., (undated)
ENGLISH SONGS II
6. "The golden glove". Prewet, (1952)
7. "Dear Kate". Oliver, Mrs, (undated)
8. "Olde Dempster Boat". Anon., (undated)
9. "untitled". Anon., (undated) Brooke, Mr, WARNHAM, SUSSEX. (1950)
13. "The Cheshire Round". 2 versions. Anon., (undated)
15. "Dear Kate". 1 verse plus tune. Oliver, Mrs, BETHERSDEN, KENT. (1945)
16. "Where de Lambs dey skip wid pleasure". Boulding, Charles, ASHFORD, KENT.
(1942)
16. "Untitled". 1 verse plus tune. Boulding, Charles, ASHFORD, BONNINGTON,
KENT,(1942)
19. "By The Green Grove". Copper, James, ROTTINGDEAN, SUSSEX. (1949)
20. "The Dairymaid". 2 v plus tune. Booker, Mr, WARNHAM, SUSSEX. (1950)
22. "Down by the Sea-shore". 1 verse plus tune. Copper, James, ROTTINGDEAN,
SUSSEX. (1949)
23. "Thornymoor Woods". 8 v +tune +ch. Cox, Harry, SUFFOLK. (1946)
25. "The Gleaner". tune only. Baker, Mrs, MAIDSTONE, KENT. (undated)
25. "Who'll Buy My Songs". tune only. Anon., BRIDPORT, (1948)
25. "Suit of Corduroys". tune only. Anon., BRIDPORT, (1948)
26. "The Farmers of Old England". 3 v + tune. Booker, Mr, WARNHAM. (1950)
27. "The Bonny Blue Handkerchief". 4 v + tune + letter Kitching, F., GUILDFORD,
SURREY. (1952)
28. "The good looking man". text only, Anon., (undated)
29. "Oh and I love you dearly". 3 v text only, Anon., (undated)
29. "A Luley buy (Lullabye)". 2 v text only, Anon., (undated)
30. "The Gypsies Warning" Anon., (undated)
34. "The Golden Glove". 5 v + letter. Prewer, E., MAIDA HILL. (1952)
35. "Lazerus". noted by Miss Alice Travers. Lurcock, BREDGAR, KENT. (not given)
36. "The aged pair". Mrs Oliver. Oliver, BETHERSDEN, KENT. (1945)
46. "Oh Mother, Mother Make my Bed". 7 v (repeats) + tune, Champion, Mrs,
SLOUGH, BUCKINGHAMSHIRE. (1950)
46.
"Blackberry Fold". 10 v + tune + letter Champion, Mrs, SLOUGH,
BUCKINGHAMSHIRE. (1950)
47. "The Bonny White Horseman". tune only + letter Seaton Gray, Mr, STAITHES,
WHITBY, YORKSHIRE. (1946)
48. "Mi Grandad". 6 v + tune. Walker, Mrs, BRADFORD, YORKSHIRE. (undated)
49. "Captain Grant". 2 v + tune. Anon., WEST MIDHURST, SUSSEX, (undated)
50. "Lord Thomas". Tune only. Anon., BRIDPORT, DORSET. (1948)
50. "The Ball of Yarn". Tune only. Anon., BRIDPORT, DORSET. (1948)
51. "The Ploughboy". 6 v + tune. Copper, James, ROTTINGDEAN, SUSSEX.
(undated)
52. "Will the Weaver". 12 v + tune. Mannering, Fred, BETHERSDEN, KENT. (1942)
54. "Lord Nelson". 1 verse + tune. Osborne, M., EVESHAM (undated)
55. "Fattingly Glee". 6 v + tune. Harrison, G.H.,
(undated)
SALISBURY, WILTSHIRE.
56. "Around Cape Horn and Home again". 6 v + tune + chorus (Foc'sle dog-watch
song). Box, Captain, COTTINGHAM, HULL. (1951)
ENGLISH SONGS III
1. "Great Western". tune only. Anon., (undated)
1. "Wild Rover". Tune only. Anon., (undated)
2. "The Water Cress girl". 3 v + tune + newspaper reference. Cox, Harry, (1946)
2. "Watercress girl". Chorus only,. Anon., HERTFORDSHIRE. (undated)
3. "Mutiny at the Nore". 1 verse + tune. Greengrass, Mr, ALDINGTON, KENT.
(undated)
3. "Knife-grinders cry". 1 verse + ch. Greengrass, Mr, ALDINGTON, KENT.
(undated)
3. "Bird-scarers cry". 1 verse + tune. Greengrass, Mr, ALDINGTON, KENT.
(undated)
3. "Broom-sellers cry". Greengrass, Mr, ALDINGTON, KENT. (undated)
4. "Seamen Bold". 5 v + tune (variants on tune for each verse). Copper, James,
ROTTINGDEAN, SUSSEX. (undated)
5. "Christians Awake". 4 v + tune. Copper, James, ROTTINGDEAN, SUSSEX.
(undated)
6. "Spencer the Rover". tune only. Booker, Mr, WARNHAM, SUSSEX (1950)
7. "Canadee-i-o (True blue)". Mr Newport. Newport, BOUGHTON ALUPH, KENT,
QUINNEYS. (1952)
7. "The thresher man". Mr Newport. Newport, W., BOUGHTON ALUPH, KENT,
QUINNEYS. (1952)
8. "The Fourteenth of November". 6 v + tune. Anon., (undated)
9. "The Little Lousy Tailor". 9 v + tune. Booker, Mr, WARNHAM, SUSSEX. (1950)
10. "War-like Seamen". 6 v + tune. Copper, James, ROTTINGDEAN, SUSSEX.
(1949)
11. "Blackberry Fold". Crampton, William,SMARDEN,KENT. (1942)
12. "Mary at the Garden Gate".
MAIDSTONE, KENT, (undated)
1 verse + tune. Anon., BETHERSDEN,and
13. "The Barley Straw". 4 v + tune. Anon., (undated)
14. "The Deserter". Letter + 8 v no tune. Burtenshaw, Mr N., EASTBOURNE,
SUSSEX. (1952)
14. "Ther Tan Yard Side". 5 v + letter, no tune. Burtenshaw, Mr N., EASTBOURNE,
SUSSEX. (1952)
14. "The Fight on the Spanish Main". 6 v + letter, no tune. Burtenshaw, Mr N.,
EASTBOURNE, SUSSEX. (1952)
14. "O Then". 7 v + letter, no tune. Burtenshaw, Mr N., EASTBOURNE, SUSSEX.
(1952)
16. "The Outlandish Knight". 5 v + tune. Anon., (undated)
17. "I wish, I wish but it's all in vain". Mrs Oliver. Oliver, BETHERSDEN, KENT.
(undated)
18. "One May Morning". 6 v + tune. altr title " The Irish Girl". Copper, James,
ROTTINGDEAN, SUSSEX. (1949)
19. "The Brisk and Lively Lad". 7 v + tune. Copper, James, ROTTINGDEAN,
SUSSEX. (1949)
20. "Claudy Banks". 7 v + tune (Copper family?). Anon., (undated)
23. "Seamen Bold". 5 v + tune. Anon., (undated)
24. "Shepherds Song". 4 v + tune + letter Copper, Bob, ROTTINGDEAN, SUSSEX.
(1952)
25. "The parson and the clark". Phillips, Mrs, 5 MOSSLEA ROAD, WHYTELEAF,
SURREY. (undated)
25. "Parson and the Clerk". 6 v no tune + letter. Phillips, Mrs, WHYTELEAFE,
SURREYE. (undated)
25. "Once I loved a lass". 6 v, no tune, +letter. Phillips, Mrs,
SURREY. (undated)
WHYTELEAFE,
25. "Welcome friends". 3 v no tune +letter. Phillips, Mrs, WHYTELEAFE, SURREY.
(undated)
25. "The dark-eyed sailor". 7 v no tune + letter. Phillips, Mrs, WHYTELEAFE,
SURREY. (undated)
25. "Th Jolly Herrin". 6 v no tune + letter. Phillips, Mrs, WHYTELEAFE, SURREY.
(undated)
25. "Old nonsense song". 5 v not + letter. Phillips, Mrs, WHYTELEAFE, SURREY.
(undated)
25. "The Frenchman". 4 v no tune + patter +letter. Phillips, Mrs, WHYTELEAFE,
SURREY. (undated)
26. "The Rivals". 3 v no tune. Shadwell, Fred,C., OVER WALLOP, HAMPSHIRE
(1948)
27. "Squire Frith's Hunting Song". 11 v +tune + 4-part harmony + letter. Bowler, J.,
CHAPEL-LE-FRITH, DERBYSHIRE. (1947)
28. "Geordie". 6 v + tune + letter. Harrop, J.S., SOMERSET. (1952)
29. "A Berkshire Folk Song". 17 v +tune + 4-parts + refrain. Osmond, G.J.,
WOKINGHAM, BERKSHIRE. (1950)
30.
"As I were in Cupids
RUISLIP,MIDDLESEX. (1952)
Garding".
3
v
+
tune.
Thistlethwaite,
I.
31. "King Christmas". 3 v + tune + ch. Illingworth, W., KEIGHLEY, YORKSHIRE.
(1952)
32. "The Old Codger". 7 v, no tune. Phillips, Mrs, WHYTELEAFE, SURREY.
(undated)
32. "Grace Darling". 5 v + refrain. Phillips, Mrs, WHYTELEAFE, SURREY. (undated)
33. "Paul Jones". 7 v +tune (separate for each verse). Bert, (undated)
34. "The Christmas Song". 4 v + tune. Phillips, Mrs, WHYTELEAFE, SURREY.
(undated)
35. "Christians Awake". 4 v + tune. Phillips, Mrs, WHYTELEAFE, SURREY.
(undated)
36. "My Good looking Man". tune only. Kitching, Mrs, GUILDFORD, SURREY.
(undated)
37. "A sailor cut down in his prime". Mr Newport. Newport, BOUGHTON ALUPH,
KENT. (undated)
38. "O write me Down ye Powers above". 7 v + tune. Phillips, Mrs, WHYTELEAFE,
SURREY. (undated)
39. "Jack Tar". 4 v +tune. Newport, Mr, BOUGHTON ALUPH, KENT. (undated)
40. "Four Irish Girls". 5 v + tune. Kitching, Mrs, GUILDFORD, SURREY. (undated)
41. "A-begging buttermilk". 6 v + tune. Anon., (undated)
42. "Gunners Yarn". long fragment. Bert, (undated)
43. "Heely-Holly (sea song)". 2 v +tune + chorus. Bert, (undated)
44. "Haymaking". 5 v no tune. Burton, John, CLACTON, ESSEX. (undated)
44. "Nancy of Yarmouth". 7 v no tune. Burton, John, CLACTON, ESSEX. (undated)
45. "Lilly of the West". 5 v, no tune. Burton, John, CLACTON, ESSEX. (undated)
46. "Soldier & Fair Maid". 5 v no tune. Burton, John, CLACTON, ESSEX. (undated)
47. "The Ploughboy". 6 v no tune. Burton, John, CLACTON, ESSEX. (undated)
48. "Will the Weaver". 10 v no tune. Burton, John, CLACTON, ESSEX. (undated)
49. "The Lakes of Cold Finn". 5 v no tune. Burton, John, CLACTON, ESSEX.
(undated)
49. "Dark-eyed Sailor". 9 v no tune. Burton, John, CLACTON, ESSEX. (undated)
50. "William Taylor". 6 v no tune. Burton, John, CLACTON, ESSEX. (undated)
52. "Four Irish Girls". 3 v + tune. Kitching, Mrs F., GUILDFORD, SURREY.
(undated)
53. "William Taylor". 7 v, no tune, letter. Phillips, Mrs, WHYTELEAFE, SURREY.
(1952)
53. "The lights of the Harbour". 3 v, chorus. Phillips, Mrs, WHYTELEAFE, SURREY.
(1952)
53. "The Ship that never returned". 3 v, chorus. Phillips, Mrs, WHYTELEAFE,
SURREY. (1952)
53. "The Sucking Pig". 16 v, no tune. Phillips, Mrs, WHYTELEAFE, SURREY.
(1952)
ENGLISH SONGS IV
1. "A Blacksmith Courted Me". tune (2 versions) 1st verse (2 versions). Anon.,
(undated)
1. "The Blacksmith". Fragments, texts, tune + letter (material for collation?). Powell,
Mrs, (1909)
2. "Annie and John". tune only. Anon., CRANBOURNE CHASE. (1948)
3. "Folkestone Murder". tune only. Anon., BRIDPORT, DORSET. (1948)
3. "The Oak and the Ash". tune only. Anon., BRIDPORT, DORSET. (1948)
4. "The Woodside Woodison". Duplicate? Lancefield, Jim; Lancefield, Ted, (1942)
5. "Come come my pretty maid". 2 v + tune. Batt, Tom, BETHERSDEN, KENT.
(1941)
6. "Stormy winds do blow". 1 verse + tune. Cox, Harry, (1941)
7. "The Blackbird". 3 v + tune. Crampton, W., SMARDEN, KENT. (1943)
7. "Death and the Lady". 4 v + tune. Anon., MAIDSTONE, KENT. (undated)
8. "The Wooden Plough". 2 handwritten and 1 typescript of text+ tune +letter.
Perkins, Mr, AMDEN, STOKE-ON-TRENT, STAFFORDSHIRE. (1952)
9. "The Old Grey Mare". tune, 4 v. Broughton, Margaret, NEWDIGATE, SURREY.
(1952)
10. "Sammy Hall". tune (more than one song?). Anon., (undated)
11. "Bold Princess Royal". tune only. Anon., (undated)
12. "Sing Ivy". tune, 12 v. Anon., (undated)
13. "The Princess Royal". tune, 6 v. Grant, James, BURNSIDE. (1943)
14. "She was poor but she was honest". 9v + tune + ch. Anon., (undated)
15. "Bold Princess Royal". tune only. Cox, Harry, (1944)
15. "Bold Princess Royal". tune only. Cox, Harry, (1945)
17. "The Good Luck Ship". 9v + tune. Cox, Harry, (1945)
18. "I don't care if I do". Lancefield, Ted, ALDINGTON, KENT. (1942)
19. "Brown Ale". 7v + tune. Copper, James, ROTTINGDEAN, SUSSEX. (1949)
20. "The Green Mossy Banks of the Lea". 5v + tune see p.43. Crumpton, Fred,
SHROPSHIRE. (1949)
21. "The Labourer". 6v + tune. Anon., (undated)
22. "On board a '98". 6v + tune. Wanstall, Mr, ALDINGTON, KENT. (1942)
23. "The Soldier and the Sailor". fragment 1v + tune Anon., (undated)
24. "The Sergeant in the Wagon Train". 4 v + tune. Baker, Mrs, MAIDSTONE,
KENT. (1944)
25. "My Mother sent me for some water". 3 v + tune. Anon., (undated)
26.
"Folk Song". 5v + tune. Haworth, L.H., EGERTON, HUDDERSFIELD,
YORKSHIRE. (undated)
26.
"The Holly bears a berry". 1v + tune. Haworth, L.H., EGERTON,
HUDDERSFIELD, YORKSHIRE. (undated)
27. "Down By the Seashore". 1v + tune. Anon., (undated)
29. "The Pricketty Bush". 2 versions 7v +tune and tune only. Anon., (undated)
30. "In Worcester Fair City". 8 v + tune. Anon., (undated)
31. "John Barleycorn". tune only. Sutton, Frank, COVENTRY, WARWICKSHIRE.
(1948)
32. "Lazerus". tune only. Oliver, Mrs, BETHERSDEN, KENT. (undated)
33. "Brennan on the Moor". 4 v + tune. Anon., (undated)
34.
"Bedford May Day
BEDFORDSHIRE. (undated)
Song".
tune
only.
Masson,
F.W.,
NORTHILL,
35. "Green Broom". 6v + tune. Anon., IRELAND. (undated)
38. "The Bilston Carol". 1v + tune. Anon., (undated)
39. "The Tanyard". tune only. Anon., (undated)
41. "The Saucy Sailor Boy". 6v + tune. Childs, C.H.; Tebutt, C.J., EYNESBURY,
HUNTINGDONSHIRE. (undated)
42. "The Frog he Went A-courting". 9 v + tune. Bellamy, Mrs, CHELTENHAM,
GLOUCESTERSHIRE. (undated)
43.
"The Green Mossy Banks of the Lea". 5v+ tune. Crumpton, Fred,
SHROPSHIRE. (1949)
44. "A Drop of Good Cider". 4v + tune. Moore, Charlie, (undated)
45. "British Man-o-War". tune only. Crampton, (undated)
45. "Blackberry Fold". tune only. Crampton, (undated)
45. "Folkestone Murder". tune only. Crampton, (undated)
46. "untitled". Patriotic song, Norfolk, Anon., (undated)
48. "The Bold Ramilles". Pitchford Collection. Anon., (undated)
49. "The Rocks of Bawn". 5v + tune (variants for each verse). Anon., (undated)
50. "Young Ramble-away". 5v + tune. Anon., (undated)
51. "The Brave Young Sailor". 6v + tune + letter. Davies, Alice, FOREST OF DEAN.
(1954)
ENGLISH SONGS V
1. "Tavistock Goosey-fair". tune only. Anon., (undated)
2.
"The Wrestling Match or, Bill Scrimshaw". tune, fragmentary text plus
commentary from printed sources. Barley, W., (1948)
3. "Hunt the Squirrel". tune. Tilbury, W., (undated)
3. "Off She Goes". tune. Tilbury, W., (undated)
3. "The White Cockade". tune. Tilbury, W., (undated)
3. "Soldiers Joy". tune. Tilbury, W., (undated)
3. "Hemlock". tune. Tilbury, W., (undated)
3. "Haste to the Wedding". tune. Tilbury, W., (undated)
3. "The Drunken Parson". tune. Tilbury, W., (undated)
3. "Schottische". tune. Tilbury, W., (undated)
4. "Au Derriere Chez Nous". from BBC recording by F Dillon. Dillon, Francis, SARK.
(undated)
4. "J'ai Perdu ma femme". BBC recording by F Dillon. Dillon, Francis, SARK.
(undated)
5. "Radnage Cricket Song". 7 v + tune + ch. Baldwin, George, RADNAGE.
(undated)
6. "The Fountain of Blood". 1 v + tune. Small, R.W., WOLVERHAMPTON. (undated)
7. "The Banks of Sweet Dundee". tune only. Crampton, Wm, SMARDEN, KENT.
(1943)
8. "Fill, Fill (your sparkling glass)". 1 v + tune. Oliver, Mrs, BETHERSDEN, KENT.
(not given)
9. "Elizabeth". 2v +tune. Anon., (undated)
10. "untitled song". 1 v no tune. Anon., (undated)
11. "Abdul". 10v + tune. Anon., (undated)
12. "King Borneo". 4v +tune. Anon., (undated)
13. "Come all ye ladies". tune only. Oliver, Mrs, BETHERSDEN, KENT. (undated)
14. "Great Western". tune. Anon., (undated)
15. "Waste not want not". iv +tune +letter. Belderson, W.J., NORFOLK. (1943)
17.
"The Lass and the Money is all my own". tune. Polwarth, John,
NORTHUMBRIA. (undated)
18.
"Gallogate Lasses". tune (hornpipe). Polwarth, John, NORTHUMBRIA.
(undated)
18. "Durham Rangers". tune. Polwarth, John, NORTHUMBRIA. (undated)
19. "The Smugglers bride". 12 v no tune. Anon., (undated)
20. "Bi-tai-Oan (Beautiful Formosa)". tune. Anon., FORMOSA? (undated)
21. "The Bell-Ringers". 6v + ch no tune. Anon., (undated)
22. "Sambre et Meuse". 4v + ch (French). Anon., FRANCE. (undated)
23. "Open your window and let me in". 1v + tune. Anon., (undated)
24. "The Body-snatcher's Trade". 1v + tune. Hills, Alfred, BRAINTREE, ESSEX.
(1830)
24. "The Little Herrin'". 1v + tune + ch. Hills, Alfred, BRAINTREE, ESSEX. (1830)
25. "The Bold Fisherman". 1v +tune. Baker, Mr, MAIDSTONE, KENT. (1946)
25.
"The Water-cress
HERTFORDSHIRE. (1946)
girl".
tune
only.
Palmer,
Charlie,
GOSSMORE,
25. "The Foggy Dew". 2v + tune. Dillon, Francis, (undated)
26. "Nancy lay sleeping". tune only. Cox, Harry, CATFIELD, NORFOLK. (1942)
26. "Firelock Sty". tune only. Cox, Harry, CATFIELD, NORFOLK. (1942)
27. "My Nan's a Mazer". 4v +tune +ch. Johnson, Dr,
(YORKSHIRE). (undated)
SMARDEN, KENT
28. "Death and the Lady". 1 v + tune. Baker, Mr, MAIDSTONE, KENT. (1946)
29. "Death and the Lady". 4 v + tune. Baker, Mr, MAIDSTONE, KENT. (1946)
30. "Lavender's blue". 3 v +tune. Crowhall, Joseph, NEWCASTLE. (undated)
31. "The big plum pudding". Harding, GREAT CHART, KENT. (1944)
32. "Down the Wagon Way". 6 v + tune collation. White, Robert; Polworth, John,
(undated)
33. "Fill,Fill". Oliver, Mrs, BETHERSDEN, KENT. (undated)
34. "Lavender Call". words + tune. Brinkley, Lily, LONDON (1947)
35. "May I sleep in your barn tonight mister". 6 v + tune + ch. Anon., (undated)
36. "Lazerus". Lurcock, BREDGAR, KENT. (undated)
36. "The Blackbird". tune only. Colley, Rosemary, (undated)
36. "What should I do love?". tune only. Anon., (undated)
36. "I'm a Rover". tune only. Anon., (undated)
38. "BonnyBunch of Roses O". 3 v + tune. Anon., (undated)
39. "The Bride's Lament". 5v +tune +ch. Anon., BRISTOL. (1942)
39. "Down Jewry Lane I met a Butcher Boy". fragment + tune. Gill, Miss, BRISTOL.
(1942)
40. "Fair Charlotte". vv13-22 (1-12 missing) + tune. Ward, John, (undated)
41. "Paul Jones". 7v+tune. Anon., (undated)
42. "My Peerie Lammie". 5 v + tune. Anon., ORKNEY. (undated)
43. "The Sandgate Lasses Lament". 5 v + tune + ch. Polworth, John, (undated)
44. "Hares on the Mountains". 6 V + tune + ch. Anon., (undated)
45. "The Oxen Ploughing". 5 v + tune + Ch. Chenoweth, Joe, CORNWALL,
ROSELAND. (undated)
46. "My Sweet Little Watercress Girl". 3 v + tune. Phillips, Mrs, WHYTELEAFE,
SURREY. (undated)
48. "A Sailors Life". 6v + tune. Anon., (undated)
49. "The Farmer is the Man who Pays for all". 1 verse + tune. Anon., (undated)
50. "The Week before Easter". tune + text. Booker, Mr, (1950)
51. "The Ploughboy". 1v + tune + ch. Anon., (undated)
52. "Poor Man's Heaven". 1 v + tune. Anon., SUFFOLK. (undated)
53. "A Charming Young Widow I met in the Train". text + tune + letter. Moore, Fred,
MALVERN, UPPER COLWALL, WORCESTERSHIRE. (1880)
54. "The Lion's Den". 8v + tune ? (solfa). Anon., (undated)
55. "The Damsel in Distress". text only. Crampton, (undated)
55. "Shepherds song". text. Anon., (undated)
55. "Untitled". text. Fleet, Charles, (undated)
56. "Wild Rover". text. Moore, Charlie, (undated)
56. "Cider". text. Moore, Charlie, (undated)
56. "Bideford". Lamey, George; Illman, Thomas, BIDEFORD. (1822)
57. "Home Rule Song". 3 v no tune + letter. Newport, W., BOUGHTON ALUPH,
KENT. (undated)
57. "A Week before Easter". 5v no tune. Moore, Monk, (undated)
57. "Bung yer eye". 3v no tune. Moore, Monkndated)
58. "untitled". text fragment. Anon., (undated)
58. "The Cruel Father". tune + text. Copper, Mr, (1950)
58. "The Cheshire Farmers Daughter". tune + text. Copper, John, (1950)
58. "No John No". tune + text. Anon., (1950)
58. "Lord Thomas". tune + text. Copper, Mr, (undated)
58. "A lively young fellow that follows the plough". tune + text. Copper, Mr, (1952)
58. "Nuts and Oranges". tune + text. Copper, Mr, (1952)
58. "The Recruit". tune + text. Copper, Mr, (1952)
58. "The shepherd and his bride". tune + text. Copper, Mr, (1952)
58. "A lawyer bold". tune + text. Copper, Mr, (1950)
58. "Blackberry Fold". tune + text. Copper, Mr, (1950)
58. "A Week before Easter". tune + text. Copper, Mr, (1950)
58. "The Milkmaid". text. Anon., (undated)
58. "untitled". text. Tyrrell, Mr, (1952)
59. "untitled". text. Simpkins, Mr, PEMBURY, KENT. (1952)
59. "untitled". text. Simpkins, Mr, (1952)
60. "The Month of May". 6 v + tune. Copper, James; Burton, John C., CLACTON,
ESSEX, ROTTINGDEAN, SUSSEX. (undated)
61. "The Painful Plough". tune. Anon., (undated)
61. "29th of May". tune. Anon., (undated)
62. "John Barleycorn". tune. Goodchild, Brian, ISLEHAM, CAMBRIDGESHIRE.
(undated)
62.
"My Dashing Little Hunter". 6 v + tune. Goodchild, Brian, ISLEHAM
CAMBRIDGESHIRE. (undated)
63. "Squire & Milkmaid". tune. Burtenshaw, Mr, (undated)
63. "The Fight on the Spanish Main". tune. Burtenshaw, Mr, (undated)
63. "The Poacher". tune. Burtenshaw.Mr, (undated)
63. "The Deserter". tune. Burtenshaw, Mr, (undated)
63. "The Fight off the Spanish Main". tune. Burtenshaw, Mr, (undated)
63. "The Maiden Soldier". tune. Burtenshaw, Mr, (undated)
63. "O Then". tune. Burtenshaw, Mr, (undated)
64. "untitled". fragment. Anon., (1945)
65. "Hunting Song". 5 v + tune. Goodchild, Brian, CAMBRIDGESHIRE, ISLEHAM.
(undated)
66. "The Maiden Soldier". tune. Anon., (undated)
66. "The Likely Young Fellow that follows the plough". tune. Copper, Bob, (undated)
66. "The Bold Fisherman". tune. Copper, Bob, (undated)
66. "Strawberries". text + tune. Copper, Bob, (undated)
67.
"Gloucester Wassailing Song". 5 v + tune. Wood-Prosser, Marjorie,
HARDWICKE, GLOUCESTERSHIRE. (1943)
ENGLISH SONGS VI
1. "Lord Lovell". 10 v + tune. Crampton, Wm, SMARDEN, KENT. (1943)
2. "It Rains, it snows". 5 v + tune (variants for each verse). Anon., (undated)
3. "Untitled". 6 v + tune. Anon., (undated)
4. "untitled". fragment. Anon., (undated)
5. "The Cock Spider". 1 v + tune. Anon., LONDON (undated)
6. "It Rains, it snows". 1 v + tune. Oliver, Mrs, BETHERSDEN, KENT. (1945)
7. "Phoebe and the Dark-eyed Sailor". 7 v + tune. Buckland, W., CHIPPENHAM,
BUCKINGHAMSHIRE. (1943)
8. "Mary at the Garden Gate". 1 v + tune. Baker, Mrs, MAIDSTONE, KENT. (1946)
9. "The Soldier and the Sailor". tune only with variants. Groves, Freddie, BREDON.
(1948)
10. "The Want-catcher". 6 v + tune. Anon., (undated)
11. "The Jolly Woodcutter". 3 v + tune + ch. Anon., SUSSEX. (undated)
13. "The Wild Rover". 5 v + tune + ch. Anon., (undated)
14. "untitled". 4 v + ch no tune. Anon., (undated)
15. "Fathom the bowl". 4 v + ch + tune. Anon., (undated)
16. "The rigs of the time". 1 v + tune + ch. Anon., NORFOLK. (undated)
17. "Ailean Duinn". Gaelic ch + tune (no verse). Mac Neil, Flora, (undated)
18. "Phoebe". 1 v + tune. Cox, Harry, (undated)
19. "The Bold Thrasher". 3 v + tune. Gales, Walter, (1947)
20. "The Month of May". 5 v + tune. Copper, James, ROTTINGDEAN, SUSSEX.
(1949)
21. "When Spring Comes On". 3 v + tune. Anon., (undated)
22. "Sheepshearing Song". 5 v + tune + ch. Copper, James, ROTTINGDEAN,
SUSSEX. (1949)
23. "Spenser the Rover". 7 v + tune. Copper, James, ROTTINGDEAN, SUSSEX.
(1949)
24. "Come all bold Britons". 5 v + tune. Copper, James, ROTTINGDEAN, SUSSEX.
(1949)
25. "Brother Tradesmen". 6 v + tune + ch. Copper, James, ROTTINGDEAN,
SUSSEX. (1949)
26. "The Battle of Alma". 5 v + tune. Copper, James, ROTTINGDEAN, SUSSEX.
(1949)
27. "The Shepherd of the Downs". 6 v + tune. Copper, James, ROTTINGDEAN,
SUSSEX. (1949)
28.
"All from Our British Guns". 1 v + tune fragment. Copper, James,
ROTTINGDEAN, SUSSEX. (1949)
29. "Sweep Chimney Sweep". 3 v + tune. Copper, James; Copper, Bob, (undated)
30. "Perry merry dictum domine". 7 v + tune + ch. Anon., (undated)
31. "The Woodside Woodison". 4 v + tune. Anon., BRIGHTON. (1942)
32.
"The Bold Privateer". 4 v + tune. Turner, J.V.; Mitchell, Uncle Ben,
BOURNEMOUTH, SUSSEX. (undated)
33. "Adieu Sweet Lovely Nancy". 5 v + tune. Copper, James; Copper, Bob,
ROTTINGDEAN, SUSSEX. (undated)
34. "Garden Gate". 3 v no tune. Anon., (undated)
34. "The Bold Fisherman". 7 v no tune. Anon., (undated)
35. "illegible". fragment. Anon., (undated)
36.
"The Dark-eyed Sailor". 7 v no tune. Webster, Mrs, NEWPORT,
MONMOUTHSHIRE. (undated)
37. "The Cruel Father". 9 v no tune. Webster, Mrs, NEWPORT, MONMOUTHSHIRE
(undated)
38. "The Banks of Sweet Dundee". 9 v no tune. Webster, Mrs, NEWPORT,
MONMOUTHSHIRE. (undated)
39. "untitled". 1 v fragment no tune + letter. Chetwynd, D.; Chetwynd, Mr,
FULBOURN, CAMBRIDGESHIRE. (1949)
40. "untitled". fragment + letter. Walters, R.H.W., (undated)
41.
"untitled". fragment + letter. Anon., SOMERSET, WESTON-SUPER-MARE.
(1949)
42. "My Bonny Hinney". fragments + correspondence. Scott, J.R., GRAYS, ESSEX
(1949)
42.
"My Bonny Hinney". fragments + correspondence. Davey, William,
SILKSWORTH, DURHAM. (1945)
42. "Wor Pigs Head". fragment + correspondence. Davey, William, SILKSWORTH,
DURHAM. (1945)
42.
"Saints and Sinners". fragment + correspondence. Davey, William B.,
SILKSWORTH, DURHAM. (1945)
42.
"The Kenton Keels". fragment + correspondence. Davey, William B.,
SILKSWORTH, DURHAM. (1945)
43. "The Folkestone Murder". 4 v no tune. Anon., (undated)
44. "Wild Rover". 4 v + tune. Moore, Charlie, (undated)
44. "A Drop of Good Cider". 4 v + tune. Moore, Charlie, (undated)
45. "Spanish Ladies". tune only. Myddleton, Bert, (undated)
46. "The Maiden Soldier". 6 v + ch no tune. Anon., (undated)
47. "untitled". 4 v + ch no tune. Anon., (undated)
48. "Grace Darling". 1 v + tune + ch. Copper, James, (undated)
49. "The Herefordshire Farmer". 4 v + tune + ch. Richards, Ernest R.; Hemming,
Charles, PLYMOUTH, UPTON-ON-SEVERN, WORCESTERSHIRE. (1948)
50. "The Seasons". 4 v + tune. Copper, James; Copper, Bob, (undated)
51. "Admiral Benbow". Copper, Bob, (undated)
52. "The Two Brethren". 5 v + tune. Copper, Bob, (undated)
53. "Brisk and Bonny Lad". 3 v + tune. Copper, James; Copper, Bob, (undated)
54. "Mary at the garden gate". 1 v + tune. Baker, Mrs, MAIDSTONE, KENT. (1946)
54. "The Banks of the Sweet Primeroses". 2 v + tune for 4 parts + decorations.
Copper, Jim; Copper, Bob & Copper, Ron, ROTTINGDEAN, SUSSEX. (undated)
55. "Come Write me down ye powers of love". 1 v + parts. Copper, Jim; Copper,
John; Copper, Bob & Copper, Ron, ROTTINGDEAN, SUSSEX. (undated)
56. "The Irish Captain". 5 v + parts. Copper, Jim; Copper, John; Copper, Bob &
Copper, Ron, ROTTINGDEAN, SUSSEX. (undated)
57.
"The Farmers Bride". 11 v no tune. Webster, R.M., NEWPORT,
MONMOUTHSHIRE. (undated)
57. "The Yorkshire Bite". 13 v no tune + letter. Webster, R.M., NEWPORT,
MONMOUTHSHIRE. (undated)
57. "The Bonny Broome". 5 v no tune + letter. Webster, R.M., NEWPORT,
MONMOUTHSHIRE. (undated)
57. "The Sailors return". 10 v no tune + letter. Webster, R.M., NEWPORT,
MONMOUTHSHIRE. (undated)
58. "untitled (Villikins)". Crumpton, Fred, SHROPSHIRE, WENTNOR. (1949)
59. "The Banks of the Bonnie Dundee". 10 v no tune (comments on tune).
Crumpton, Fred, WENTNOR, SHROPSHIRE. (1949)
59. "It was a fair young damsel". 4 v no tune. Crumpton, Fred, WENTNOR
SHROPSHIRE. (1949)
59. "The Green Mossy Banks of the Lea". 6 v no tune. Crumpton, Fred, WENTNOR,
SHROPSHIRE. (1949)
59. "untitled". Crumpton, Fred, WENTNOR, SHROPSHIRE. (1949)
61. "Folkestone Murder". tune only. Anon., (undated)
62. "Oxford City". text only. Anon., (undated)
ALPHABETIC LISTING OF SINGERS/INFORMANTS
Format. FORENAME, Other names, PLACE, "Title". Folder #, Page #.
LISTING
Anon., WATTON, NORFOLK. "The Lightening express". 1, 7.
Anon., BRISTOL. "The Bride's Lament". 5, 39.
Anon., BRIGHTON. "The Woodside Woodison". 6, 31.
Anon., "untitled". 5, 64.
Anon., BRIDPORT. "Who'll Buy My Songs". 2, 25.
Anon., BRIDPORT. "Suit of Corduroys". 2, 25.
Anon., BRIDPORT, DORSET. "Lord Thomas". 2, 50.
Anon., BRIDPORT, DORSET. "The Ball of Yarn". 2, 50.
Anon., CRANBOURNE CHASE. "Annie and John". 4, 2.
Anon., BRIDPORT, DORSET. "Folkestone Murder". 4, 3.
Anon., BRIDPORT, DORSET. "The Oak and the Ash". 4, 3.
Anon., WESTON-SUPER-MARE SOMERSET. "untitled". 6, 41.
Anon., "No John No". 5, 58.
Anon., "untitled". 5, 58.
Anon., "The Milkmaid". 5, 58.
Anon., "The Painful Plough". 5, 61.
Anon., "29th of May". 5, 61.
Anon., "The Maiden Soldier". 5, 66.
Anon., "Olde Dempster Boat". 2, 8.
Anon., "untitled". 2, 9.
Anon., "The Cheshire Round". 2, 13.
Anon., "The good looking man". 2, 28.
Anon., "Oh and I love you dearly". 2, 29.
Anon., "A Luley buy (Lullabye)". 2, 29.
Anon., "The Gypsies Warning". 2, 30.
Anon., WEST MIDHURST, SUSSEX,. "Captain Grant". 2, 49.
Anon., "I drew my ship into a harbour". 1, 3.
Anon., SHROPSHIRE. "The Golden Glove". 1, 28.
Anon., DURHAM. "The Summer's morning". 1, 37.
Anon., "Let Pirates then take care". 1, 43.
Anon., "And Thou shalt be a true love of mine". 1, 49.
Anon., "Great Western". 3, 1.
Anon., "Wild Rover". 3, 1.
Anon., HERTFORDSHIRE. "Watercress girl". 3, 2.
Anon., "The Fourteenth of November". 3, 8.
Anon., BETHERSDEN, KENT. "Mary at the Garden Gate". 3, 12.
Anon., "The Barley Straw". 3, 13.
Anon., "The Outlandish Knight". 3, 16.
Anon., "Claudy Banks". 3, 20.
Anon., "Seamen Bold". 3, 23.
Anon., "A-begging buttermilk". 3, 41.
Anon., "She was poor but she was honest". 4, 14.
Anon., "A Blacksmith Courted Me". 4, 1.
Anon., "Sing Ivy". 4, 12.
Anon., "Bold Princess Royal". 4, 11.
Anon., "Sammy Hall". 4, 10.
Anon., MAIDSTONE, KENT. "Death and the Lady". 4, 7.
Anon., "The Rocks of Bawn". 4, 49.
Anon., "The Bold Ramilles". 4, 48.
Anon., "Irish Lullaby to the Christ-child". 4, 47.
Anon., "untitled". 4, 46.
Anon., "The Tanyard". 4, 39.
Anon., "The Bilston Carol". 4, 38.
Anon., IRELAND. "Green Broom". 4, 35.
Anon., "Brennan on the Moor". 4, 33.
Anon., "In Worcester Fair City". 4, 30.
Anon., "The Pricketty Bush". 4, 29.
Anon., "The Fireship". 4, .
Anon., "Down By the Seashore". 4, 27.
Anon., "My Mother sent me for some water". 4, 25.
Anon., "The Soldier and the Sailor". 4, 23.
Anon., "The Labourer". 4, 21.
Anon., "The Rocks of Bawn". 4, 49.
Anon., "Young Ramble-away". 4, 50.
Anon., "She was poor but she was honest". 4, 14.
Anon., "Tavistock Goosey-fair". 5, 1.
Anon., "Elizabeth". 5, 9.
Anon., "untitled song". 5, 10.
Anon., "Abdul". 5, 11.
Anon., "King Borneo". 5, 12.
Anon., "Great Western". 5, 14.
Anon., "The Smugglers bride". 5, 19.
Anon., "The Bell-Ringers". 5, 21.
Anon., FRANCE. "Sambre et Meuse". 5, 22.
Anon., "Open your window and let me in". 5, 23.
Anon., "May I sleep in your barn tonight mister". 5, 35.
Anon., "What should I do love?". 5, 36.
Anon., "I'm a Rover". 5, 36.
Anon., "BonnyBunch of Roses O". 5, 38.
Anon., "Paul Jones". 5, 41.
Anon., ORKNEY. "My Peerie Lammie". 5, 42.
Anon., "Hares on the Mountains". 5, 44.
Anon., "A Sailors Life". 5, 48.
Anon., "The Farmer is the Man who Pays for all". 5, 49.
Anon., "The Ploughboy". 5, 51.
Anon., SUFFOLK. "Poor Man's Heaven". 5, 52.
Anon., "The Lion's Den". 5, 54.
Anon., "Shepherds song". 5, 55.
Anon., "It Rains, it snows". 6, 2.
Anon., "Untitled". 6, 3.
Anon., "untitled". 6, 4.
Anon., LONDON "The Cock Spider". 6, 5.
Anon., "The Want-catcher". 6, 10.
Anon., SUSSEX. "The Jolly Woodcutter". 6, 11.
Anon., "The Wild Rover". 6, 13.
Anon., "untitled". 6, 14.
Anon., "Fathom the bowl". 6, 15.
Anon., NORFOLK. "The rigs of the time". 6, 16.
Anon., "When Spring Comes On". 6, 21.
Anon., "Perry merry dictum domine". 6, 30.
Anon., "Garden Gate". 6, 34.
Anon., "The Bold Fisherman". 6, 34.
Anon., "illegible". 6, 35.
Anon., "The Folkestone Murder". 6, 43.
Anon., "The Maiden Soldier". 6, 46.
Anon., "untitled". 6, 47.
Anon., "Folkestone Murder". 6, 61.
Anon., "Oxford City". 6, 62.
Arnold, Mr, BURFORD. "The Orange and Blue". 1, 24.
Arnold, Mr, BURFORD. "Jones' Ale". 1, 24.
Baker, MAIDSTONE, KENT. "The gleaner". 2, 25.
Baker, Mr, MAIDSTONE, KENT. "The Bold Fisherman". 5, 25.
Baker, Mr, MAIDSTONE, KENT. "Death and the Lady". 5, 28.
Baker, Mr, MAIDSTONE, KENT. "Death and the Lady". 5, 29.
Baker, Mrs, MAIDSTONE, KENT. "The Sergeant in the Wagon Train". 4, 24.
Baker, Mrs, MAIDSTONE, KENT. "Mary at the garden gate". 6, 54.
Baker, Mrs, MAIDSTONE, KENT. "Mary at the Garden Gate". 6, 8.
Baker, Mrs, MAIDSTONE, KENT. "The Gleaner". 2, 25.
Baldwin, George, RADNAGE. "Radnage Cricket Song". 5, 5.
Barley, W., "The Wrestling Match or, Bill Scrimshaw". 5, 2.
Barling, SOUTH WILLESBOROUGH, KENT. "King Arthur". 1, 41.
Barling, Mr, SOUTH WILLESBOROUGH, KENT. "The Thresher Man". 1, 15.
Batt, KENT. "Come my pretty maid". 1, 11.
Batt; Batt, BETHERSDEN, KENT. "Dame Durden". 1, 14.
Batt, Tom, BETHERSDEN, KENT. "Come come my pretty maid". 4, 5.
Belderson, W.J., NORFOLK. "Waste not want not". 5, 15.
Bellamy, Mrs, CHELTENHAM, GLOUCESTERSHIRE.
courting". 4, 42.
"The Frog he Went A-
Bert, "Paul Jones". 3, 33.
Bert, "Gunners Yarn". 3, 42.
Bert, "Heely-Holly (sea song)". 3, 43.
Booker, Mr, WARNHAM, SUSSEX. "The Dairymaid". 2, 20.
Booker, Mr, WARNHAM. "The Farmers of Old England". 2, 26.
Booker, Mr, WARNHAM, SUSSEX. "Spencer the Rover". 3, 6.
Booker, Mr, WARNHAM, SUSSEX. "The Little Lousy Tailor". 3, 9.
Booker, Mr, "The Week before Easter". 5, 50.
Boulding, Charles, ASHFORD, KENT. "Where de Lambs dey skip wid Pleasure". 2,
16.
Boulding, Charles, ASHFORD, KENT. "Untitled". 2, 16.
Bowler, J., CHAPEL-LE-FRITH, DERBYSHIRE. "Squire Frith's Hunting Song". 3,
27.
Box, Captain, COTTINGHAM, HULL. "Around Cape Horn and Home again". 2, 56.
Briggs, Ted, BETHERSDEN, KENT. "Kitty Gray". 1, 1.
Brinkley, Lily, LONDON "Lavender Call". 5, 34.
Brooke, Mr, SUSSEX, WARNHAM. "The Farmers of Old England". 2, 12.
Broughton, Margaret, NEWDIGATE, SURREY. "The Old Grey Mare". 4, 9.
Buckland, W., CHIPPENHAM, SLOUGH. "Banks of Sweet Primeroses". 1, 30.
Buckland, W., CHIPPENHAM, SLOUGH. "Kilpit the ploughing boy". 1, 36.
Buckland, W., CHIPPENHAM, SLOUGH, BUCKINGHAMSHIRE. "Phoebe and the
Dark-eyed Sailor". 6, 7.
Buckland, W., CHIPPENHAM, BUCKINGHAMSHIRE. "The Folkestone Murder". 1,
20.
Buckland, Wm; Crampton, Wm; Collinson, F., "The Banks of Sweet Dundee". 1, 48.
Burtenshaw, Mr, "Squire & Milkmaid". 5, 63.
Burtenshaw, Mr, "The Fight on the Spanish Main". 5, 63.
Burtenshaw, Mr, "The Deserter". 5, 63.
Burtenshaw, Mr, "The Fight off the Spanish Main". 5, 63.
Burtenshaw, Mr, "The Maiden Soldier". 5, 63.
Burtenshaw, Mr, "O Then". 5, 63.
Burtenshaw, Mr N., EASTBOURNE, SUSSEX. "The Deserter". 3, 14.
Burtenshaw, Mr N., EASTBOURNE, SUSSEX. "The Tan Yard Side". 3, 14.
Burtenshaw, Mr N., EASTBOURNE, SUSSEX. "The Fight on the Spanish Main". 3,
14.
Burtenshaw, Mr N., EASTBOURNE, SUSSEX. "O Then". 3, 14.
Burtenshaw.Mr, "The Poacher". 5, 63.
Burton, John, CLACTON, ESSEX. "Haymaking". 3, 44.
Burton, John, CLACTON, ESSEX. "Nancy of Yarmouth". 3, 44.
Burton, John, CLACTON, ESSEX. "Lilly of the West". 3, 45.
Burton, John, CLACTON, ESSEX. "Soldier & Fair Maid". 3, 46.
Burton, John, CLACTON, ESSEX. "The Ploughboy". 3, 47.
Burton, John, CLACTON, ESSEX. "Will the Weaver". 3, 48.
Burton, John, CLACTON, ESSEX. "The Lakes of Cold Finn". 3, 49.
Burton, John, CLACTON, ESSEX. "Dark-eyed Sailor". 3, 49.
Burton, John, CLACTON, ESSEX. "William Taylor". 3, 50.
Champion, Mrs, SLOUGH, BUCKINGHAMSHIRE. "Oh Mother, Mother Make my
Bed". 2, 46.
Champion, Mrs, SLOUGH, BUCKINGHAMSHIRE. "Blackberry Fold". 2, 46.
Chenoweth, Joe, ROSELAND, CORNWALL. "The Oxen Ploughing". 5, 45.
Chetwynd, D.; Chetwynd, Mr, FULBOURNE, CAMBRIDGESHIRE. "untitled". 6, 39.
Childs, C.H.; Tebutt, C.J., EYNESBURY, HUNTINGDONSHIRE. "The Saucy Sailor
Boy". 4, 41.
Colley, Rosemary, "The Blackbird". 5, 36.
Copper, Bob, ROTTINGDEAN, SUSSEX. "Shepherds Song". 3, 24.
Copper, Bob, "The Likely Young Fellow that follows the plough". 5, 66.
Copper, Bob, "The Bold Fisherman". 5, 66.
Copper, Bob, "Strawberries". 5, 66.
Copper, Bob, "Admiral Benbow". 6, 51.
Copper, Bob, "The Two Brethren". 6, 52.
Copper, James, ROTTINGDEAN, SUSSEX. "By The Green Grove". 2, 19.
Copper, James, ROTTINGDEAN, SUSSEX. "Down by the Sea-shore". 2, 22.
Copper, James, ROTTINGDEAN, SUSSEX. "War-like Seamen". 3, 10.
Copper, James, ROTTINGDEAN, SUSSEX. "One May Morning". 3, 18.
Copper, James, ROTTINGDEAN, SUSSEX. "The Brisk and Lively Lad". 3, 19.
Copper, James, ROTTINGDEAN, SUSSEX. "Brown Ale". 4, 19.
Copper, James, ROTTINGDEAN, SUSSEX. "The Month of May". 6, 20.
Copper, James, ROTTINGDEAN, SUSSEX. "Sheepshearing Song". 6, 22.
Copper, James, ROTTINGDEAN, SUSSEX. "Spenser the Rover". 6, 23.
Copper, James, ROTTINGDEAN, SUSSEX. "Come all bold Britons". 6, 24.
Copper, James, ROTTINGDEAN, SUSSEX. "Brother Tradesmen". 6, 25.
Copper, James, ROTTINGDEAN, SUSSEX. "The Battle of Alma". 6, 26.
Copper, James, ROTTINGDEAN, SUSSEX. "The Shepherd of the Downs". 6, 27.
Copper, James, ROTTINGDEAN, SUSSEX. "All from Our British Guns". 6, 28.
Copper, James, ROTTINGDEAN, SUSSEX. "The Ploughboy". 2, 51.
Copper, James, ROTTINGDEAN, SUSSEX. "Seamen Bold". 3, 4.
Copper, James, ROTTINGDEAN, SUSSEX. "Christians Awake". 3, 5.
Copper, James, "Grace Darling". 6, 48.
Copper, James; Burton, John C., CLACTON, ESSEX, ROTTINGDEAN, SUSSEX.
"The Month of May". 5, 60.
Copper, James; Copper, Bob, "Sweep Chimney Sweep". 6, 29.
Copper, James; Copper, Bob, ROTTINGDEAN, SUSSEX.
Nancy". 6, 33.
"Adieu Sweet Lovely
Copper, James; Copper, Bob, "The Seasons". 6, 50.
Copper, James; Copper, Bob, "Brisk and Bonny Lad". 6, 53.
Copper, Jim; Copper, Bob; Copper, Ron, ROTTINGDEAN, SUSSEX. "The Banks of
the Sweet Primeroses". 6, 54.
Copper, Jim; Copper, John; Copper, Bob; Copper, Ron, ROTTINGDEAN, SUSSEX.
"Come Write me down ye powers of love". 6, 55.
Copper, Jim; Copper, John; Copper, Bob; Copper, Ron, ROTTINGDEAN, SUSSEX.
"The Irish Captain". 6, 56.
Copper, John, "The Cheshire Farmers Daughter". 5, 58.
Copper, Mr, "The Cruel Father". 5, 58.
Copper, Mr, "A lawyer bold". 5, 58.
Copper, Mr, "Blackberry Fold". 5, 58.
Copper, Mr, "A Week before Easter". 5, 58.
Copper, Mr, "A lively young fellow that follows the plough". 5, 58.
Copper, Mr, "Nuts and Oranges". 5, 58.
Copper, Mr, "The Recruit". 5, 58.
Copper, Mr, "The shepherd and his bride". 5, 58.
Copper, Mr, "Lord Thomas". 5, 58.
Cox, Harry, "Stormy winds do blow". 4, 6.
Cox, Harry, CATFIELD, NORFOLK. "Nancy lay sleeping". 5, 26.
Cox, Harry, CATFIELD, NORFOLK. "Firelock Sty". 5, 26.
Cox, Harry, "Scarborough Town". 1, 26.
Cox, Harry, "Bold Princess Royal". 4, 15.
Cox, Harry, "The Golden Glove". 1, 29.
Cox, Harry, "The Good Luck Ship". 4, 17.
Cox, Harry, "Bold Princess Royal". 4, 15.
Cox, Harry, SUFFOLK. "Thornymoor Woods". 2, 23.
Cox, Harry, "The Water Cress girl". 3, 2.
Cox, Harry, "Phoebe". 6, 18.
Crampton, "British man of war". 4, 45.
Crampton, "Folkestone Murder". 4, 45.
Crampton, "Blackberry fold". 4, 45.
Crampton, "British Man-o-War". 4, 45.
Crampton, "Blackberry Fold". 4, 45.
Crampton, "Folkestone Murder". 4, 45.
Crampton, "The Damsel in Distress". 5, 55.
Crampton, W., SMARDEN, KENT. "The Blackbird". 4, 7.
Crampton, William, SMARDEN, KENT. "Blackberry Fold". 3, 11.
Crampton, William, SMARDEN, KENT. "Folkestone Murder". 1, 16.
Crampton, William, SMARDEN, KENT.
female)". 1, 42.
"The fair young damsel (The undaunted
Crampton, William, KENT. "Outward bound". 1, 40.
Crampton, Wm, SMARDEN, KENT. "The Banks of Sweet Dundee". 5, 7.
Crampton, Wm, SMARDEN, KENT. "Lord Lovell". 6, 1.
Crampton, Wm, SMARDEN, KENT. "Outward Bound". 1, 40.
Crowhall, Joseph, NEWCASTLE. "Lavender's blue". 5, 30.
Crumpton, Fred, SHROPSHIRE. "The Green Mossy Banks of the Lea". 4, 43.
Crumpton, Fred, SHROPSHIRE. "The Green Mossy Banks of the Lea". 4, 20.
Crumpton, Fred, WENTNOR, SHROPSHIRE. "untitled (Villikins)". 6, 58.
Crumpton, Fred, WENTNOR, SHROPSHIRE. "The Banks of the Bonnie Dundee". 6,
59.
Crumpton, Fred, WENTNOR, SHROPSHIRE. "It was a fair young damsel". 6, 59.
Crumpton, Fred, WENTNOR, SHROPSHIRE. "The Green Mossy Banks of the Lea".
6, 59.
Crumpton, Fred, WENTNOR, SHROPSHIRE. "untitled". 6, 59.
Davey, William, SILKSWORTH, DURHAM. "My Bonny Hinney". 6, 42.
Davey, William, SILKSWORTH, DURHAM. "Wor Pigs Head". 6, 42.
Davey, William B., SILKSWORTH, DURHAM. "Saints and Sinners". 6, 42.
Davey, William B., SILKSWORTH, DURHAM. "The Kenton Keels". 6, 42.
Davies, Alice, FOREST OF DEAN. "The Brave Young Sailor". 4, 51.
Dillon, Francis, SARK. "Au Derriere Chez Nous". 5, 4.
Dillon, Francis, SARK. "J'ai Perdu ma femme". 5, 4.
Dillon, Francis, "The Foggy Dew". 5, 25.
Downs, George, NORFOLK. "I married a woman that I thought was rich". 1, 5.
Epps, Bill, ST NICHOLAS-AT-WADE, KENT. "Bold Princess Royal". 1, 34.
Fidler, Tim, BETHERSDEN, KENT. "The cricketer". 1, 12.
Fidler, Tim, BETHERSDEN, KENT. "Buttercup Joe". 1, 8.
Fleet, Charles, "Untitled". 5, 55.
Fox, Captain, COTTINGHAM, HULL. "Around Cape Horn and Home again". 1, 25.
Gales, Walter, "The Bold Thrasher". 6, 19.
Gill, Miss, BRISTOL. "Down Jewry Lane I met a Butcher Boy". 5, 39.
Goodchild, Brian, ISLEHAM, CAMBRIDGESHIRE "John Barleycorn". 5, 62.
Goodchild, Brian, ISLEHAM, CAMBRIDGESHIRE. "My Dashing Little Hunter". 5, 62.
Goodchild, Brian, ISLEHAM, CAMBRIDGESHIRE. "Hunting Song". 5, 65.
Grant, James, BURNSIDE. "The Princess Royal". 4, 13.
Greengrass, Mr, ALDINGTON, KENT. "Mutiny at the Nore". 3, 3.
Greengrass, Mr, ALDINGTON, KENT. "Knife-gringers cry". 3, 3.
Greengrass, Mr, ALDINGTON, KENT. "Bird-scarers cry". 3, 3.
Greengrass, Mr, ALDINGTON, KENT. "Broom-sellers cry". 3, 3.
Groves, Freddie, BREDON. "The Soldier and the Sailor". 6, 9.
Harding, GREAT CHART, KENT. "The big plum pudding". 5, 31.
Harrison, G.H., DEERFOLD, DURRINGTON, SALISBURY, WILTSHIRE. "Fattingly
Glee". 2, 55.
Harrop, J.S., SOMERSET. "Geordie". 3, 28.
Haworth, L.H., EGERTON, HUDDERSFIELD, YORKSHIRE. "Folk Song". 4, 26.
Haworth, L.H., EGERTON, HUDDERSFIELD, YORKSHIRE.
berry". 4, 26.
HILL, G., "The taking of Quebec". 1, 1.
"The Holly bears a
Hills, Alfred, BRAINTREE, ESSEX. "The Body-snatcher's Trade". 5, 24.
Hills, Alfred, BRAINTREE, ESSEX. "The Little Herrin'". 5, 24.
Illingworth, W., KEIGHLEY, YORKSHIRE. "King Christmas". 3, 31.
J.D., "My boy Willie". 1, 46.
Johnson, Dr, SMARDEN, KENT, YORKSHIRE. "My Nan's a Mazer". 5, 27.
Kitching, F., GUILDFORD, SURREY. "The Bonny Blue Handkerchief". 2, 27.
Kitching, Mrs, GUILDFORD, SURREY. "My Good looking Man". 3, 36.
Kitching, Mrs, GUILDFORD, SURREY. "Four Irish Girls". 3, 40.
Kitching, Mrs F., GUILDFORD, SURREY. "Four Irish Girls". 3, 52.
Lamey, George; Illman, Thomas, BIDEFORD. "Bideford". 5, 56.
Lancefield, Jim; Lancefield, Ted, "The Woodside Woodison". 4, 4.
Lancefield, John; Lancefield, Ted, ALDINGTON, KENT. "I don't care if I do". 1, 6.
Lancefield, John; Lancefield, Ted, ALDINGTON, KENT. "The Woodside Woodison".
1, 31.
Lancefield, John; Lancefield, Ted, KENT. "The Folkestone Murder". 1, 2.
Lancefield, Ted, ALDINGTON, KENT. "I said to Sally and Sally said to me". 1, 13.
Lancefield, Ted, ALDINGTON, KENT. "I don't care if I do". 4, 18.
Lurcock, BREDGAR, KENT. "Lazerus". 2, 35.
Lurcock, BREDGAR, KENT. "Lazerus". 5, 36.
Mac Neil, Flora, "Ailean Duinn". 6, 17.
Mannering, F., BETHERSDEN, KENT. "Paddy stole the rope". 1, 4.
Mannering, Fred, BETHERSDEN, KENT. "Will the Weaver". 2, 52.
Mannering, James, BETHERSDEN, KENT. "Captain Webb". 1, 33.
Masson, F.W., NORTHILL, BEDFORDSHIRE. "Bedford May Day Song". 4, 34.
Moore, Charlie, "Wild Rover". 5, 56.
Moore, Charlie, "Cider". 5, 56.
Moore, Charlie, "Wild Rover". 6, 44.
Moore, Charlie, "A Drop of Good Cider". 6, 44.
Moore, Fred, UPPER COLWALL, WORCESTERSHIRE. "A Charming Young Widow
I met in the Train". 5, 53.
Moore, Monk, "A Week before Easter". 5, 57.
Moore, Monk, "Bung yer eye". 5, 57.
Myddleton, Bert, "Spanish Ladies". 6, 45.
Newport, BOUGHTON ALUPH, KENT. "Canadee-i-o (True blue)". 3, 7.
Newport, BOUGHTON ALUPH, KENT. "A sailor cut down in his prime". 3, 37.
Newport, Mr, BOUGHTON ALUPH, KENT. "Jack Tar". 3, 39.
Newport, W., BOUGHTON ALUPH, KENT. "The thresher man". 3, 7.
Newport, W., ASHFORD, BOUGHTON ALUPH, KENT. "Home Rule Song". 5, 57.
Oliver, BETHERSDEN, KENT. "Dear Kate". 2, 15.
Oliver, BETHERSDEN, KENT. "The aged pair". 2, 36.
Oliver, BETHERSDEN, KENT. "I wish, I wish but it's all in vain". 3, 17.
Oliver, Mrs, BETHERSDEN, KENT. "Dear Kate". 2, 15.
Oliver, Mrs, BETHERSDEN, KENT. "It Rains, it snows". 6, 6.
Oliver, Mrs, BETHERSDEN, KENT. "Mary at the garden gate". 1, 22.
Oliver, Mrs, BETHERSDEN, KENT. "Lazerus". 4, 32.
Oliver, Mrs, BETHERSDEN, KENT. "Fill, Fill (your sparkling glass)". 5, 8.
Oliver, Mrs, BETHERSDEN, KENT. "Come all ye ladies". 5, 13.
Oliver, Mrs, "Dear Kate". 2, 7.
Oliver, Mrs, BETHERSDEN, KENT. "Fill,Fill". 5, 33.
Osborne, M., NORTH LITTLETON,EVESHAM. "Lord Nelson". 2, 54.
Osmond, G.J., WOKINGHAM, BERKSHIRE. "A Berkshire Folk Song". 3, 29.
Palmer, Charlie, GOSSMORE, HERTFORDSHIRE. "The Water-cress girl". 5, 25.
Perkins, Mr, AMDEN, STAFFORDSHIRE. "The Wooden Plough". 4, 8.
Phillips, Mrs, WHYTELEAFE, SURREY. "William Taylor". 3, 53.
Phillips, Mrs, WHYTELEAFE, SURREY. "The lights of the Harbour". 3, 53.
Phillips, Mrs, WHYTELEAFE, SURREY. "The Ship that never returned". 3, 53.
Phillips, Mrs, WHYTELEAFE, SURREY. "The Sucking Pig". 3, 53.
Phillips, Mrs, WHYTELEAFE, SURREY. "The parson and the clark". 3, 25.
Phillips, Mrs, WHYTELEAFE, SURREY. "Parson and the Clerk". 3, 25.
Phillips, Mrs, WHYTELEAFE, SURREY. "Once I loved a lass". 3, 25.
Phillips, Mrs, WHYTELEAFE, SURREY. "Welcome friends". 3, 25.
Phillips, Mrs, WHYTELEAFE, SURREY. "The dark-eyed sailor". 3, 25.
Phillips, Mrs, WHYTELEAFE, SURREY. "Th Jolly Herrin". 3, 25.
Phillips, Mrs, WHYTELEAFE, SURREY. "Old nonsense song". 3, 25.
Phillips, Mrs, WHYTELEAFE, SURREY. "The Frenchman". 3, 25.
Phillips, Mrs, WHYTELEAFE, SURREY. "The Old Codger". 3, 32.
Phillips, Mrs, WHYTELEAFE, SURREY. "Grace Darling". 3, 32.
Phillips, Mrs, WHYTELEAFE, SURREY. "The Christmas Song". 3, 34.
Phillips, Mrs, WHYTELEAFE, SURREY. "Christians Awake". 3, 35.
Phillips, Mrs, WHYTELEAFE, SURREY. "O write me Down ye Powers above". 3,
38.
Phillips, Mrs, WHYTELEAFE, SURREY. "My Sweet Little Watercress Girl". 5, 46.
Polwarth, John, NORTHUMBRIA. "The Lass and the Money is all my own". 5, 17.
Polwarth, John, NORTHUMBRIA. "Gallogate Lasses". 5, 18.
Polwarth, John, NORTHUMBRIA. "Durham Rangers". 5, 18.
Polworth, John, "The Sandgate Lasses Lament". 5, 43.
Powell, Mrs, "The Blacksmith". 4, 1.
Prewer, E., MAIDA HILL. "The Golden Glove". 2, 34.
Prewet, "The golden glove". 2, 6.
Richerds, Ernest R.; Hemming, Charles, PLYMOUTH, UPTON-ON-SEVERN,
WORCESTERSHIRE. "The Herefordshire Farmer". 6, 49.
Ring, Mr, BETHERSDEN, KENT. "The fox and the bear". 1, 17.
Ring, Mr, BETHERSDEN, KENT. "A man who is married". 1, 43.
Rolph, Bill, ST NICHOLAS-AT-WADE, KENT. "I'm a man who's done wrong to my
parents". 1, 21.
Scott, J.R., GRAYS, ESSEX. "My Bonny Hinney". 6, 42.
Seaton Gray, Mr, STAITHES, WHITBY, YORKSHIRE.
Horseman". 2, 47.
"The Bonny White
Shadwell, FredC., OVER WALLOP, HAMPSHIRE. "The Rivals". 3, 26.
Simpkins, Mr, KENT, PEMBURY. "untitled". 5, 59.
Simpkins, Mr, "untitled". 5, 59.
Small, R.W., WOLVERHAMPTON. "The Fountain of Blood". 5, 6.
Sutton, Frank, COVENTRY, WARWICKSHIRE. "John Barleycorn". 4, 31.
Thistlethwaite, I., RUISLIP, MIDDLESEX. "As I were in Cupids Garding". 3, 30.
Tilbury, W., "Hunt the Squirrel". 5, 3.
Tilbury, W., "Off She Goes". 5, 3.
Tilbury, W., "The White Cockade". 5, 3.
Tilbury, W., "Soldiers Joy". 5, 3.
Tilbury, W., "Hemlock". 5, 3.
Tilbury, W., "Haste to the Wedding". 5, 3.
Tilbury, W., "The Drunken Parson". 5, 3.
Tilbury, W., "Schottische". 5, 3.
Turner, J.V.; Mitchell, Uncle Ben, BOURNEMOUTH, SUSSEX , PERRENPORTH
CORNWALL. "The Bold Privateer". 6, 32.
Tyrrell, Mr, "untitled". 5, 58.
Walker, Mrs, BRADFORD, YORKSHIRE. "Mi Grandad". 2, 48.
Walters, R.H.W., "untitled". 6, 40.
Wanstall, Mr, ALDINGTON, KENT. "The Oak and the ivy". 1, 19.
Wanstall, Mr, ALDINGTON, KENT. "The umbrella courtship". 1, 18.
Wanstall, Mr, ALDINGTON, KENT. "On board a '98". 4, 22.
Ward, John, "Fair Charlotte". 5, 40.
Webster, Mrs, NEWPORT, MONMOUTHSHIRE. "The Dark-eyed Sailor". 6, 36.
Webster, Mrs, NEWPORT, MONMOUTHSHIRE. "The Cruel Father". 6, 37.
Webster, Mrs, NEWPORT, MONMOUTHSHIRE. "The Banks of Sweet Dundee". 6,
38.
Webster, R.M., NEWPORT, MONMOUTHSHIRE. "The Farmers Bride". 6, 57.
Webster, R.M., NEWPORT, MONMOUTHSHIRE. "The Yorkshire Bite". 6, 57.
Webster, R.M., NEWPORT, MONMOUTHSHIRE. "The Bonny Broome". 6, 57.
Webster, R.M., NEWPORT, MONMOUTHSHIRE. "The Sailors return". 6, 57.
White, Robert; Polworth, John, "Down the Wagon Way". 5, 32.
Wood-Prosser, Marjorie,
Wassailing Song". 5, 67.
HARDWICKE,
GLOUCESTERSHIRE.
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