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[A welcome warm, a welcome true]

Appears in 2 hymnals Composer and/or Arranger: Jean Bearl Incipit: 55677 11217 76654 Used With Text: A welcome warm, a welcome true
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A welcome warm, a welcome true

Author: Jean Bearl Appears in 3 hymnals Topics: Welcome Song Used With Tune: [A welcome warm, a welcome true]
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A welcome warm, a welcome true

Author: Jean Bearl Hymnal: The Primary and Junior Hymnal #279 (1909) Topics: Welcome Song Tune Title: [A welcome warm, a welcome true]
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Hymnal: Carols #8 (1914) First Line: A welcome warm, a welcome true Languages: English Tune Title: [A welcome warm, a welcome true]
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Jean Bohannan

1823 - 1923 Person Name: Jean Bearl Author of "A welcome warm, a welcome true" in The Primary and Junior Hymnal Jean Bearl Bohannan was married to Franklin W. Bearl who died in 1904. In 1906 she married Ord Bohannan. The Bohannans were traveling performers and lecturers in the Lyceum movement, as well as composers. Bohannan composed over 100 pieces, both religious and secular. She died in New York and was buried in Pittsburgh. Dianne Shapiro from "Jean Bohannan, Composer, organist, pianist, Lyceumite" by Dr. Anna Stephan-Robinson on "Women Composers of the A. P. Schmidt Company" blog (http://apschmidtwomencomposers.blogspot.com/2016/03/jean-bohannan-composer-organist-pianist.html) (accessed 8/28/2024)
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