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Scatter flowers

Author: J. W. Jaggars Appears in 2 hymnals First Line: Our memory wanders back today
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[Our mem'ry wanders back today]

Appears in 1 hymnal Composer and/or Arranger: Geo. W. Bacon Used With Text: Scatter Flowers
[Our mem'ry wanders back today]

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Scatter Flowers

Author: James W. Jaggars Hymnal: The Pilot #97 (1914) First Line: Our mem'ry wanders back today Refrain First Line: Cover them over with beautiful flow'rs Languages: English Tune Title: [Our mem'ry wanders back today]
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Author: J. W. Jaggars Hymnal: Lights of Home #d79 (1926) First Line: Our memory wanders back today Languages: English
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George W. Bacon

Person Name: Geo. W. Bacon Composer of "[Our mem'ry wanders back today]" in The Pilot Early 20th Century
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J. W. Jaggars

b. 1879 Person Name: James W. Jaggars Author of "Scatter Flowers" in The Pilot Born: Circa 1879, probably in Cullman County, Alabama. Jaggars was living in Cullman County, Alabama, in 1900 & 1910. In 1920 & 1930, he was in Grady County, Oklahoma. --www.hymntime.com/tch
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