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Jane Titcomb, Trust ye in the Lord
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- Kent, Oh, that I had Wings like a Dove
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- O Love that casts out fear
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- The Book of Nature
- The Earthly Paradise
- Thomas Causton, O Lord in thee is all my Trust
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- Tye, O Lord my God, I will Exalt Thee
- Tye, The Winter's Sleep was Long and Deep
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- Webbe, When Lost in Wonder
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- Weldon, O Praise the Lord
- Wenzel Müller, Nations shall do him Service
- Wesley, Ave Regina
- Clarke-Whitfeld, O sing unto the Lord"
- Whyte, Prayse hym in the Symbales and Daunces
- Willig, O for a Thousand Tongues to Sing
- With Gold most Precious
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Jane Pearson Titcomb was the daughter of John Hancock Titcomb and Jane Titcomb (née Pearson) and was born at Newburyport, Massachusetts, in 1831. She was a member of the Essex Street Congregational Church, Boston, and was a music teacher at the Rutland Street Elementary School in Boston. She was also associated with the Boston Music School. Ms. Titcomb was politically active as a member of the National Liberal League and was elected as its Assistant Secretary in 1876. She was a strong supporter of the women's suffrage movement. She published a number of other choral works including a Cradle Song. She seems to have died in the late 1870s. I have been unable to determine if Jane P. Titcomb was in any way related to the distinguished Boston church musician Everett Titcomb (1884-1969).
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| The Revd Nehemiah Adams, D.D. (1806-1878), Pastor of Essex Street Congregational Church, Boston |
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