Crosby, Fanny, 1820-1915
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Crosby, Fanny, 1820-1915
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Crosby, Fanny, 1820-1915
Crosby, Fanny Jane
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Crosby, Fanny Jane
Crosby, Fanny
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Crosby, Frances Jane, 1820-1915
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Crosby, Frances Jane, 1820-1915
Crosby, Fanny J. (Frances Jane), 1820-1915
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Crosby, Fanny J. (Frances Jane), 1820-1915
Crosby, Frances J. 1820-1915 (Frances Jane),
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Crosby, Frances J. 1820-1915 (Frances Jane),
Crosby, Frances 1820-1915
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Crosby, Frances 1820-1915
Van Alstyne, Alexander Mrs 1820-1915
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Van Alstyne, Alexander Mrs 1820-1915
Crosby, Fanny J. 1820-1915
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Crosby, Fanny J. 1820-1915
Alstyne, Frances Jane Crosby ˜vanœ 1820-1915
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Alstyne, Frances Jane Crosby ˜vanœ 1820-1915
Alstyne, Alexander van Mrs 1820-1915
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Alstyne, Alexander van Mrs 1820-1915
Crosby, Frances Jane
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Crosby, Frances Jane
Van Alstyne, Frances Jane Crosby, 1820-1915
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Van Alstyne, Frances Jane Crosby, 1820-1915
Crosby, Fanny Jane, 1820-1915
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Crosby, Fanny Jane, 1820-1915
Crosby, Fanny J. 1820-1915 (Fanny Jane),
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Crosby, Fanny J. 1820-1915 (Fanny Jane),
Alstyne, Frances Jane Crosby van 1820-1915
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Alstyne, Frances Jane Crosby van 1820-1915
Crosby, Fannie J. 1820-1915 (Fannie Jane),
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Crosby, Fannie J. 1820-1915 (Fannie Jane),
Crosby, F. J. 1820-1915 (Fanny Jane),
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Crosby, F. J. 1820-1915 (Fanny Jane),
Crosby, Fannie J. 1820-1915
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Crosby, Fannie J. 1820-1915
Crosby, Frances J. 1820-1915
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Crosby, Frances J. 1820-1915
Crosby, F. J. 1820-1915
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Crosby, F. J. 1820-1915
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Hymn writer; born in 1820; became blind shortly after birth; studied and taught at New York City Institution for the blind, where she achieved a reputation as a poet; was converted during a revival meeting, 1850; married blind musician and composer Alexander Van Alstyne, 1858; wrote first hymn, 1864; hymns were transcribed as dictated and published primarily by Bigelow and Main Company; wrote approximately 6,000 hymns; died 1915.
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https://www.worldcat.org/identities/lccn-n50082180
https://id.loc.gov/authorities/n50082180
https://www.wikidata.org/entity/Q257456
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Subjects
American poetry
Poets, American
Christian life
Christian poetry, American
Conversion
Evangelistic work
Faith
Hymns, English
Hymn writers
Music
Music
Prayer
Religion and poetry
Revival hymns
Salvation
Women
Women hymn writers
Women poets, American
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