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Home Sweet Home Museum collected a lot of music that was popular around the same time as John Howard Payne's work. This is one of the scores they collected. According to [...]
1807?-1850? |
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This Beecher publication includes a scrap with his signature. This is a sermon Beecher delivered to the Presbytery of Long Island at their Session in Aquebogue on April 1 [...]
1809 |
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This edition of the Boston Gazette includes a reference on page 3 to John Howard Payne as an actor in Hamlet. Russell and Cutler published the Boston Gazette under that t [...]
1812-02-10 |
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This issue of the Boston Gazette references Payne's fourth night appearing as Rolla in Pizarro.
1812-02-17 |
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This copy of a published tribute to George Washington is credited to Charles Phillips and dated 1817. The item was published in London, supposedly "inspired by" John Howa [...]
1817; 1948-06-09 |
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John Howard Payne wrote Brutus in 1818. This is a playbill from the London production.
1818-12-17 |
Broadsides |
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Home Sweet Home Museum collected a lot of music that was popular around the same time as John Howard Payne's work. A date is estimated based on other similar looking publ [...]
1820?-1840? |
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This is a print of an engraving of a portrait. The engraving was done by S. W. Reynolds, the painting was done by T. Foster. Henry Rawley Bishop was the foremost English [...]
1822 |
Prints |
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Home Sweet Home Museum collected a lot of music that was popular around the same time as John Howard Payne's work. A date is estimated based on the publisher, DuBois & [...]
1822?-1834? |
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Henry Rowley Bishop was one of the foremost musical composers of his day. He collaborated with John Howard Payne on the operettas that Payne wrote the lyrics for, while B [...]
1823?-1870? |
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This version of "Home! Sweet Home!" with lyrics was published by John Ashton, a Boston music publisher active between 1819 and 1844.
1819?-1844? |
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Home Sweet Home Museum collected a lot of music that was popular around the same time as John Howard Payne's work. A date is estimated based on references to the song as [...]
1826? |
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Elsewhere, Mrs. Philip Millard is identified as the author of "Alice Gray: A Ballad." Home Sweet Home Museum collected a lot of music that was popular around the same tim [...]
1828?-1837? |
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Home Sweet Home Museum collected a lot of music that was popular around the same time as John Howard Payne's work. This is one of the scores they collected.
1830?-1880? |
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Home Sweet Home Museum collected a lot of music that was popular around the same time as John Howard Payne's work. Other publications of this piece date to 1830 and that [...]
1830? |
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Home Sweet Home Museum collected a lot of music that was popular around the same time as John Howard Payne's work. This is one of the scores they collected. Iucho dedicat [...]
1830?-1870? |
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Home Sweet Home Museum collected a lot of music that was popular around the same time as John Howard Payne's work. This is one of the scores they collected. An unidentifi [...]
1831? |
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A date for this music is estimated based on a publication date found in another collection of early American music.
1832? |
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This issues contains the first part of a two-part biographical series on John Howard Payne. The second part appears in the issue from the following week.
1832-11-24 |
Newspapers |
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This issues contains the second part of a two-part biographical series on John Howard Payne. The first part appeared a week before.
1832-12-01 |
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No date is provided for this composition. This song was performed by Miss Clara Fisher at the Park Theatre. An estimate is made for the date based on the 1833 copyright s [...]
1833? |
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On the front page of this issue, an original poem appears from John Howard Payne titled "Canzonet."
1833-03-16 |
Newspapers |
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This issue contains lines from an unpublished play by Payne.
1834-03-01 |
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This newspaper issue has an item on John Howard Payne's trip to Georgia to meet with the Cherokees. Presumably the arrest referred to relates to his visit with Chief John [...]
1835-12-26 |
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A date of publication is based on the indication on the cover that the publisher, Leoni Lee, is the sheet music provider for Queen Victoria, who ruled from 1837-1901. The [...]
1837?-1901? |
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