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| + | He may be the [[David S. Clayton]] who helped write [[New Britain]]. He was definitely one of the two (the other being [[James P. Carrell]]) noted to compile the [[Virginia Harmony, 1831]]. If we can assure that there were only two people to compile this book, then they are definitely the same person. | ||
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| + | =Life= | ||
| + | *1801 - 1854 | ||
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=List of Works= | =List of Works= | ||
*Helped to compose [[New Britain]] - the tune used with [[Amazing Grace]] | *Helped to compose [[New Britain]] - the tune used with [[Amazing Grace]] | ||
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| + | =External Links= | ||
| + | *[http://theboard.byu.edu/index.php?area=viewall&id=37926 BYU 100 hour board discussion on his name and birth/death dates.] | ||
[[category:Hymnists]] | [[category:Hymnists]] | ||
[[category:Composers]] | [[category:Composers]] | ||
Latest revision as of 01:39, 28 July 2007
He may be the David S. Clayton who helped write New Britain. He was definitely one of the two (the other being James P. Carrell) noted to compile the Virginia Harmony, 1831. If we can assure that there were only two people to compile this book, then they are definitely the same person.
Life
- 1801 - 1854
List of Works
- Helped to compose New Britain - the tune used with Amazing Grace
